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Just saw the last episode.
If Tyra was a man, I'd say "does Brittani have to blow her to get first call out?" (I guess that can still SORT OF apply with a slightly different act though)
I mean, come on. Second AGAIN?
Just saw the last episode.
If Tyra was a man, I'd say "does Brittani have to blow her to get first call out?" (I guess that can still SORT OF apply with a slightly different act though)
I mean, come on. Second AGAIN?
"You don't rehearse Mr. T, you just turn him loose."
-----Sylvester Stallone, on Mr. T-----
Quite an episode last night as far as Brittani is concerned.
Do I blame her for her outburst? No.
Right time/right place. Definitely not.
Alexandria is obviously a royal pain in the a$$ and this is, after all, reality tv. You know she was only saying what all the other girls were thinking.
On a lighter note, as a native of Pennsylvania, I had to giggle at the sight of Brittani eating potato chips from a bag so covered in tape the name was not visible. It was definitely a MIDDLESWORTH bag. Wish somebody would send me some!!!
All magic comes with a price - Rumpelstiltskin
As far as I can tell, Alexandria annoyed people at first, but she seems to be trying to get along-- yet some of the women use her as a scapegoat for their insecurities.
IMO what Brittany did was worse than anything that Alexandria had done-- and Alexandria responded in a fairly mild way-- So how does ganging up on someone whom you've already excluded seem okay? None of the models seems to have any awareness of how cruel they're being-- and I feel bad for Alexandria. Anyway, I don't think she's crazy-- I think she's a mixed up fairly inexperienced person in a difficult and highly competitive situation-- one where you're expected to be very tough and disciplined-- which probably is far from what she's used to.
Maybe the aspect of the situation that Tyra and Nigel focused on was Brittany's lack of professionalism, but her lack of kindness was just as notable.
Brittany's no role model for other women.
Alexandria may be annoying, but that ridiculous outburst on the shoot was motivated by jealousy more than anything, IMO. It really showed Brittany's maturity level, and her complete inexperience working as a professional model. The fact that Nigel was RIGHT THERE listening should have made her zip it, but it just went on and on. Alexandria answered back, but in a quiet way not so confrontational, and I think that irritated Brittany as well as she was looking for a fight and an excuse to justify her actions. Who cares if Alexandria is a biotch from hell, you deal with it, keep your mouth shut, and hope she has a crappy picture one week and gets sent home. No matter how justified you feel because the girl bugs you, nothing you do or say like that will motivate the judges to get rid of the girl any faster, and it just makes you look bad in their eyes. Her panic attack at panel too, ridiculous. I appreciate she felt upset because she was being publicly attacked. Perhaps she knows how Alexandria feels now.
And I don't even like Alexandria, but this made me root for her a bit because I hate this kind of crap. Funny how on AuNtm the bully girls, led by Demelza, were royally chewed out at panel after they were so horrible to Alamela in the house, and they stood there and took it without a breakdown (and they were teenagers!).
I, too hate it when people gang up and attack. And exclude. Has any of the kicked off girls said anything positive about Alexandria? I got a bad vibe about Brit when M (she of the foul mouth and bad attitude) hugged her and she was crying for M going home.
The whole thing with them sneaking in to read her diary...I mean, that's just so rude and obnoxious. Alexandria is bossy and condescending and I probably couldn't stand to be around her for more than 10 minutes, but that whole pack mentality and ganging up on another girl is so juvenile and petty. Get over yourselves, my dears.
I agree too that the brat-pack on Auntm didn't feel they had done anything too wrong. Although I do believe one or two of them cried when they were royally chewed out about it. In my eyes, that season resulted in the worst winner ever. Couldn't stand the little brat. Brittany is reminding me of her, and I don't like it.
I've missed the last few weeks but, based on the descriptions of how Brittani behaved, I'm really disappointed. She was one of my picks to make it to the final 3. I doubt that will happen now that she's on Tyra's bad side.
Anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that 'my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.' - Isaac Asimov
I was thinking of the immortal words of Socrates, who said, "... I drank what?"
I think Brittani is adorable and is the best. She has what it takes. I think she has learned the lesson.

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I never have time to run during or after the work day but today I made an exception for the rain. I was out the door AT 5 pm and gave myself 20 minutes to run out & back along Seattle's waterfront so that I could get home in time to relieve the nanny. I figured 20 minutes is better than nothing, right?
Yeah, it's blurry - but look at the delightful puddles!!
My body was really jerky - discombobulated - during the run since it was my first time in over a week. The gears needed a long slow warmup but I didn't have time. My goal was 2 miles and I made it 2.13 miles in 18 minutes. Not bad.
Tomorrow I have a track workout on the books. I hope it's NOT raining for that so I can avoid slippery turns. Can't wait!
In the meantime, finally downloaded a few more photos from my phone that I took in VT during the MCM Mama Goes Masters Virtual 4.0 Mile race that took place the day after a big wind storm. Look closely...that's a TREE going through that roof.
And, the post-race festivities included some local beverages (of all the VT beers we had, I liked the Wolaver's the best) and...
dairy treats made in a 100+ year old cheese shop.
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Container Store readies move back to Arlington
Even companies like The Container Store can make mistakes, the company's CEO says.
The company's making up for one Saturday, when it opens a new 25,000-square-foot store in South Arlington's Highlands shopping center, more than 10 years after leaving the city to open up in Southlake.
"We were divided internally," Kip Tindell, the chief executive and one of The Container Store's founders 33 years ago, said in an interview Thursday at the company's Coppell headquarters, where The Container Store was hosting the new Arlington employees.
Some of The Container Store's people felt customers of the old Arlington store, in the Lincoln Square Shopping Center at Interstate 30 and Collins Street, would follow the company to Southlake, Tindell said.
"They did not follow us to Southlake," said Tindell, estimating the company has been scouting locations for a new Arlington site for about five years. "Southlake is not Arlington."
Arlington fans are already treating the new store, set to open with a two-day benefit for the Junior League of Arlington, like customers in completely new markets, Tindell said.
The Arlington store, in a 25,000-square-foot store that Borders Books surrendered in bankruptcy, is one of several new stores the company plans this year.
Tindell also elaborated on the company's plans for a new store in a former Borders space in the Central Market-anchored Chapel Hill Shopping Center at Interstate 30 and Hulen Street, which the company confirmed last fall it leased for a 2013 opening.
The company plans to move from its 15,000-square-foot space in front of Hulen Mall at I-20 and South Hulen to the new space, giving the company a draw on both east-west interstates, Tindell said.
"The Fort Worth store is great," Tindell said. "But it's the oldest, smallest one in the chain."
Tindell said The Container Store is doing well after seeing sales dip a total 13 percent during recession in 2008 and 2009.
But in 2010 and last year, sales in comparable stores, those open at least a year, rose about 7 percent in each year, he said. Total sales, including ones from new stores, are now growing at 12-14 percent a year, he said.
In 2012, the company expects to surpass $700 million in sales, he said.
"If we didn't have the Great Recession, we probably would be past $1 billion rignt now," Tindell said.
The company, which has more than 50 stores, expects to open another 25-30 stores over the next four or five years, and currently is funding its new store growth from free cash flow, Tindell said.
"We haven't touched our revolver in two years," he said.
Growth over the next five years may bring the company close to capacity at its Coppell distribution center, attached to its headquarters. Tindell said the company is considering its options, and doesn't like the idea of moving the distribution center or building a second one.
"It's really good to have all your vice presidents with your distribution and your buyers," he said.
The privately held company, which entered into a partnership with the Leonard Green & Partners private equity firm in 2007, is also prepared to re-examine its options if Leonard Green decides to cash out at some point, Tindell said.
Possibilities include another equity deal, initial public offering, or sale to another company, Tindell said. More than 200 Container Store employees now own stock in the company, Tindell said.
Tindell spent much of the morning imbueing the company's newest employees with its "foundation principles" and the concept of "conscious capitalism," in which all stakeholders in a company can win by looking out for each other's interests.
That includes ensuring employees are well paid (average annual salary for a fulltime retail salesperson is $50,000, Tindell said), and the company has strong relationships with its vendors (The Container Store likes to find out the low periods for its manufacturers, and then plop big orders on them, Tindell said).
Tindell also unashamedly preaches active selling in the stores.
"If you've got a woman in the store with a tie rack in one hand, and a shoe rack in the other, she's clearly got a closet that needs help," he says. "You're not doing her a favor if she leaves the store with just those two" items.


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Over 100 Christmas carolers braved the cold Thursday night to sing outside the City College of San Francisco (CCSF) Board of Trustees meeting. The chorus included faculty, staff and students who earlier had lobbied for San Francisco's Proposition A, a parcel tax touted as a measure to "Save City College."
But last night, led by the American Federation of Teachers, Local 2121, they sang a different tune: protesting the college administration's plans for how to spend that parcel tax money: "We want to serve our students, And retire someday, Keep benefits and pay, But they just don't care what we say!"
Supporters of the eight-year, $79 per parcel tax, which passed with 73 percent of the vote this November, had hoped that the $16 million-a-year in new revenue would be used to prevent layoffs, offset budget cuts, and maintain classes at the financially struggling school – as outlined in the proposition. TO READ MORE CLICK HERE


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Status Quo for Bankers' Pay?Moira Herbst
Since the start of the financial crisis, political leaders on both sides of the Atlantic have decried what they call outsize bonuses paid to top bankers. Such payouts, they've said, have encouraged destructive levels of risk-taking and can't continue if another financial bubble and collapse is to be avoided.
But that talk likely won't amount to an agreement by Group of 20 industrial and emerging nations (G-20) to cap bankers' bonuses. Bowing to arguments by U.S. and British leaders that imposing such limits—a move advocated by French President Nicolas Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel—would be impracticable, finance ministers of the G-20 countries are apparently abandoning that idea.
Instead, after talks Sept. 5-6 in the runup to their Sept. 22-25 meeting in Pittsburgh, G-20 finance ministers say they'll find ways to ensure bonuses reward long-term success instead of short-term profits. The overall focus of the conference will be less on bankers' pay and more on capital requirements for banks, as U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and British Prime Minister Gordon Brown have urged.
Taking a Longer View But many analysts question whether setting rules on bank capitalization levels will be enough to ensure the international financial system moves toward greater stability. "If you look at what has happened [in the financial crisis], it's clear that focusing on only [capital requirements] won't be sufficient," says Christiane Holz, a lawyer at the German Shareholders' Assn. "Bank employees' pay must be structured in line with the company's long-term earnings."
Advocates of direct government action on bankers' bonus levels say that leaving the current remuneration system intact could lead to future financial problems. "We're seeing no negative repercussions for the behavior that caused the economy to collapse," says Sarah Anderson, a fellow at the Institute for Policy Studies, a Washington group that has long been critical of executive pay levels. "It's obvious we're setting ourselves up for a repeat. If people can still make loads of money on investments that blow up a year later, where is the disincentive for doing it all over again?"
But others argue that capping bonus levels—especially across different countries—won't work. "Inherent in the capitalist system is…an open top," says Robin E.J. Chater, secretary-general of the Federation of European Employers in London. "There has to be the possibility of earning almost infinite reward so that people are motivated to take risks." Chater adds that when it comes to pay, the market is "self-correcting."
Some banks have taken it upon themselves to alter payment practices. On Sept. 9, major Dutch banks announced a code of conduct that includes capping executive bonuses and ensuring bonus payments do not encourage bankers to take excessive risks. The code calls for executive board members' bonuses to be capped at 100% of their annual salary and linked to long-term performance at the company.
Just Say No There have been voluntary moves by banks elsewhere. Deutsche Bank (DB) CEO Josef Ackermann, along with the company's board of directors, declined to take bonuses in 2008 because of losses the bank suffered from the financial crisis. Ackermann, who had been Germany's top earning executive in 2007, slipped to 27th place with a salary of €1.4 million ($2 million). He'd earned almost 10 times that in 2007.
Bankers lost a significant chunk of their bonuses in the U.S. last year as well. In 2008, Wall Street cash bonuses totaled $18.4 billion, down from 2007's $32.9 billion, according to the New York State comptroller's office. But pay consultants expect those amounts to increase this year as markets recover. In July, Goldman Sachs (GS) said it had set aside $11.3 billion in the first half of the year toward bonuses for its employees. Morgan Stanley (MS) is on track to pay an average bonus of $189,000, even though it reported losses in the first two quarters of 2009.
Advocates for limiting bonuses say the debate on executive pay in the banking sector is not yet over. "I was hoping pressure from the Europeans might lead to better international coordination," says Anderson of the Institute for Policy Studies. "But I'm not giving up hope. There will be more public pressure in the U.S., especially as banks continue to hand out big packages."
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Here is why I believe...
By Greg Kiser
1 - The time statements refer to soon events of cataclysmic Jewish importance. If it was written in 96 AD, there are no events soon from that time that could even remotely fit. If, however, it was before 70 AD, then the destruction of Jerusalem rises to the occasion as both Jewish and cataclysmic. The time statements demand we look here.
2 - The second century Syrian version of the book has the title of "John the Evangelist in the Isle of Patmos, where he was thrown by Nero Caesar." Nero, of course, was dead by 68 AD.
3 - Some versions have a few manuscripts that have the number of the beast as 616 instead of the Hebrew 666. (You can find this stated in almost any Study Bible). What is shocking is that using gematria Caesar Nero's name would add up to 616 in those versions, but in Hebrew, 666. This is very strong evidence that Caesar Nero really was the one being referred to as the beast and that the change from 666 to 616 in some manuscripts was intentional for that very reason. It is nearly impossible to find another person's name in that time frame that would do this!
4 - According to the epistles to the churches, there were still Judaizers (Revelation 2:9; 3:9) presenting problems in the churches. This, would be ridiculous after 70 AD.
5 - The temple and the city were apparently still standing in Revelation 11, because John is sent to measure them. This would not be possible after 70 AD. And if John is referring to some rebuilt temple in the far distant future, and he is writing in 96 AD, then his complete silence about the destruction of the temple in 70 AD is deafening!
6 - There were "other apostles" still around according to Revelation 2:2. Tradition has it that all the apostles were dead before 70 AD and John was the only original surviving past that time.
7 - The 6th king in Revelation 17 is the one that persecutes the saints. Roman emperors are (1) Julius, (2) Augustus, (3) Tiberius, (4) Caligula, (5) Claudius, then (6) Nero. Nero was the first and only Roman Caesar of the Julian line to persecute Christians. Nero's death ended the Julian dynasty. The one ruling after him reigned only a little while . . Galba, 6 months. If the 6th king is indeed Nero, he would be the one that "now is" according to the prophecy, and this would date the writing before 68 AD when Nero supposedly committed suicide. Nero also persecuted Christians for 42 months as is stated in the prophecy.
8 - Caesar Nero's name in Hebrew gematria adds up to 666. Since this was written about soon events, no other person can be found within this time scope whose name fits this requirement and description. Especially none can be found in the soon future of 96 AD.
9 - What purpose would it serve for John to tell the first readers of his prophecy to "calculate" the number of the name of the beast if he was not to be born until 2000 years later? This would be completely ridiculous. This implies that the beast was living at the time of this writing, thus proving not necessarily the pre-70 AD writing, but definitely the "at hand" time statements of the book.
10 - The 7th king of Revelation 17 is not yet here. If Nero is the 6th, then the book was written before Galba, i.e. before 70 AD.
11 - In Revelation there seems to be only 7 churches in Asia. Historically, there seems to be many more than that after 70 AD as Christianity began to grow very rapidly.
12 - The incredible parallels of Matthew 24 and Revelation, which Jesus said would happen in "this generation" and "when . . . Jerusalem (is) surrounded with armies". Most of that generation were dead in the time of 96 AD and Jerusalem was surrounded with armies in 70 AD.
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Alan, Alan Ruttenberg wrote: > > On Jan 24, 2008, at 11:16 AM, Rinke Hoekstra wrote: > >> SKOS is already OWL Full, I believe, so I guess deprecating >> deprecation would not really affect users in this case. > > > While it may be currently, I think it is strongly in our interest to > ensure that it isn't OWL 1.1 Full and is OWL 1.1 DL. > > I'm not sure their use of the deprecation vocabulary is a serious > problem though - perhaps we could put in a request to have them > define their own deprecation vocabulary instead. But we should look > at the other areas of OWL Fullness in SKOS and do our best to > remediate them (I've done some of this in the past, but haven't had > time in a while). > > Elisa's our Liaison to SWD. Might be worth taking some time to see > what the current status of OWL-DL compatibility in SKOS is, and what > their thinking on it is, and to perhaps probe them as to their > willingness to potentially use a different route for deprecation > should we decide to not have it be a builtin. Given the other uses of this particular construct that Jim points out, I would be very hesitant to support removal of these feature from OWL, even if we can convince the SKOS working group to change the SKOS vocabulary. Having said that, I'll raise the issues of OWL 1.1-DL compatibility and taking a new approach to deprecation on our next telecon and report what I learn. Thanks, ElisaReceived on Thursday, 24 January 2008 16:39:39 UTC
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Borno State government has said that negotiation between the federal government and Boko Haram would be a welcome development.
The state deputy governor, Alhaji Zannah Umar Mustapha told a press conference in Yola, the Adamawa State capital, that the development was an accepted welcome idea.
Mustapha, however, said the federal government should enter any negotiation with the terrorists on the condition that they (terrorists) be fully "committed to laying down their arms for peace" in the North East geo-political zone of Nigeria.
The deputy governor was returning from the Burnt Bricks of Internally Displaced Persons, IDPs, camp that accommodates over 3, 000 returning Borno indigenes from Cameroun Republic, in company of the director-general of the National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, Sani Sidi, to Mubi.
He said, "I heard and read from the media of the said pleas for negotiations by the insurgents, but sincerely speaking I do not know its source; no authenticity of the speculation. The insurgents are tired and they want true and sincere negotiations, it is left to the federal government to accept or reject their advances, depending on the genuineness of their approach to this incessant, insane mass killings and bombings in Nigeria, including schools, markets and hospitals."
Addressing the returnees camped in Mubi South, Mustapha said that 3, 488 persons had so far returned to Nigeria via Mubi, a border town to Cameroun, and that they had been refugees in Cameroun after the terrorist attacks in Gambouru and Ngala communities of Borno State.
He said they would be temporarily camped at Fufure and Malkohi designated camps in Adamawa State where they would be searched and screened by security agencies.
Borno State government has said that negotiation between the federal government and Boko Haram would be a welcome development.


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MUMBAI, Oct. 18 -- A couple of months ago, director Rajkumar Hirani was quoted saying, "P.K. is about God and godmen. It's a satire that's very close to me and Abhijat Joshi, who writes with me." Sound similar to the broad outline of a recent hit film? There's reason to believe it might just be.
Exactly a month after Hirani's above statement, the Akshay Kumar-Paresh Rawal starrer OMG Oh My God - a satire on godmen and religious superstitions - hit the screens. Now, insider information is that major portions of the Aamir Khan-Anushka Sharma starrer are being reworked due to apparent similarities with OMG.
"Raju sir is redrafting parts of the script due to indirect but strong similarities. Like in OMG, a few sequences in P.K. also attack blind faith in godmen. And since both Raju sir and Aamir invest a lot in their films, they have decided to rework the script to make it look different," says an insider from the film unit.
What this means is an inevitable delay in shooting. P.K.'s first schedule was set to kick off in October with Anushka in Italy, but as of now, that stands cancelled. "The delay is because he (Hirani) is reworking the script. In all likelihood, the film will now start only by December-end or January next year," adds the insider.
The domino effect might eventually see P.K.'s release date pushed back as well. "They (Hirani and Aamir) don't want to rush into things. Aamir is constantly in touch with Raju sir. And by the time the final draft is ready, Aamir would have finished a major portion of Dhoom:3 and Talaash will have released," adds the insider.
We tried to reach Hirani, but his manager redirected us to his publicist who maintained that "no changes are being made in script at all," adding further that "Hirani finished writing the script a while back and it is locked for shooting." It would seem that God does work in mysterious ways.


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Wednesday, December 3, 2014
Book Giveaway - Good and Healthy Cooking
But when I give her a recipe, I find myself saying, "I would use less sugar than listed. And replace half the white flour with whole wheat..." and so on. No wonder my daughter got discouraged in the kitchen when her mom can't follow a recipe as directed. Even Ed, who is quite handy in the kitchen, complains that he can't cook anymore because he doesn't know where my recipes are and how I've changed them.
And of course, we all love to see photos of what we are cooking. My children love the cookbooks with pictures. My five-year-old begged me to bring home a children's cookbook she found at the library with all sorts of fun photos of sugar-laden, sprinkle-coated delicacies.
So I was super excited when of the Home Joys' readers, Amanda Stoltzfus, contacted me a few weeks ago and asked if I would review her new cookbook, Good and Healthy Cooking.
"Healthy cooking" can mean different things to different people. If "healthy" to you means splenda, margarine, and low-fat yogurt - then this cookbook is not for you. Amanda cooks with freshly ground whole wheat flour, natural sugars, and raw milk. The recipes in this cookbook contain no white flour, no white sugar, and no hydrogenated oils. If you wondered, like me, what she used for sweeteners, these recipes call for Sucanet, maple syrup, honey, or (rarely) stevia. And of course you can, like me adapt. Don't tell Amanda but I used plain ordinary brown sugar in the recipes that she called for Sucanet. I'm just not to the point of all natural sweeteners yet! Baby steps.
Amanda is a mom and knows how children (and grownups) love photos. Every single recipe in Good and Healthy Cooking was professionally photographed. At least one photo is included for each recipe.
Ed looked through the book and mentioned that the recipes call for normal ingredients, nothing exotic. The recipes are simply written and often included variations to make the recipe more versatile. Throughout the book Amanda shares her cooking tips. I especially appreciated her thoughts on "Idealism and Reality." Spiral bound and printed on sturdy paper, this is a book that I look forward to using in the years to come.
I've been trying some of these recipes the last weeks and so far we've enjoyed them all. (Well, my family did say they liked my sourdough waffles better but maybe they were just trying to make me feel good.) I stuck with the breakfast section first, maybe because I've lacked inspiration for breakfast recently. My daughter was pleased to make both the granola and grapenuts. The pancakes were delicious.
Then I had my two oldest children choose a recipe or two from Good and Healthy Cooking to make an evening meal. My son stirred up BBQ meatballs and scalloped potatoes which were both deemed a success. My daughter chose the tortilla lasagna and breadsticks - recipes that are going onto our family favorite list. Right now I'm enjoying the smell of the Creamy White Chicken Chili for tonight's supper.
I haven't even got to the dessert section yet, though there are some promising recipes such as the no bake peanut butter pie or chocolate cherry cheesecake. I know Ed has eyed up the chocolate shoo-fly pie recipe. Maybe I'll save that for his birthday next month.
You can see more at the Good and Healthy Cooking website. You can also order your own cookbook there (and notice there is a special until December 15 - free postage when you buy two cookbooks.) The cookbook is also available in ebook format.
Now for the great news. Amanda gave me TWO (2) copies to share with you!
Write a comment sharing which cookbook you reach for most often and I'll enter you in the giveaway.
Want a second chance to win? I don't normally do this but if you share this giveaway on Facebook and link back here, I'll let you leave a second comment.
Remember to give your email address so I can contact you.
This giveaway will be open until next Monday, December 8, 2014. Giveaway is open to US residents. Winner chosen by Random.org.
137 comments :
I actually usually reach for my book of recipes I have compiled over the years. If I am looking for a new recipe my first go to website is Mennonite Girls Can Cook.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 3, 2014 at 4:43 PM
I often reach for the Weaver town school cookbook or go to toh website.... I rarely follow a recipe to the t and am known to create my own�� I love cooking and baking and trying new recipes!ReplyDelete
My comment is similar to Kathy's above. My go-to-cookbook is actually a 3-ring binder I have created of recipes that I use over and over again.ReplyDelete
I use my recipe album or The Basics And More.ReplyDelete
As those above, I have created a binder with recipes. However, I do use Cooking With Whole Foods quite often.ReplyDelete
My apologies Gina! cmcfaithingod at gmail dot comReplyDelete
I usually reach for Taste of Home cookbooks or their magazines :) This cookbook sounds great- I've been looking at it for a few weeks! Thanks for hosting a great giveaway!! Blessings :) My email is firstname.lastname@example.com
I shared on Facebook- here's the link for verification. https://www.facebook.com/simplicityanddomesticity/posts/725815530841723ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousDecember 3, 2014 at 6:04 PM
I don't reach for a cookbook most often. I have a seat-of-the-pants approach to cooking - - I improvise. I have cookbooks and I inherited many more cookbooks, but most days see me just deciding what tastes good with what and also with what I have in the house. The person I cook for expresses disappointment only when I make something out of all the leftovers because, as he says, "This is one of those meals that won't come again unless exactly the same things happen to be leftover again." :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 3, 2014 at 6:06 PM
Philippa, the improvisational cook, here again. Reach me atReplyDelete
I reach most often for my 3 ring binder of recipe favorites I've compiled over time. I would love to read through this cookbook!ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousDecember 3, 2014 at 6:44 PM
My sometimes go to cookbook is Better Homes and Gardens and my binder with old family recipes in it.ReplyDelete
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- CynthiaDecember 3, 2014 at 7:15 PM
Oh my, this cookbook sounds just like what we need in our home right now. I have been having such trouble with getting the children to eat good, healthy breakfasts. My go to cookbook is The Tasha Tudor Cookbook. The cream cheese potatoes are a family favorite!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 3, 2014 at 7:32 PM
The recipes I use most often come from own large collection. My most-used cookbook would probably be the "Farmhouse Cookbook." It's quite popular in our community! This new cookbook looks beautiful - thanks for a chance to win it!ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousDecember 3, 2014 at 7:48 PM
I probably use my Heartwarming Recipe's from Our Family's Table cookbook the most. I would love to learn more about cooking healthy without the white flour and sugars.ReplyDelete
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I need to follow directions better! It helps with receipes also!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 3, 2014 at 8:56 PM
I usually reach for my Basic n More cookbook..This cookbook sound interesting!ReplyDelete
What a lovely cookbook giveaway! I have a 3-ring binder I keep printed out recipes in, many I've found on Pinterest and from family/friends. Beyond that I often reach for a sweet little cookbook a friend compiled to sell to help bring their adopted son home from Ethiopia. I need more healthy recipes that work for real families, Amanda's cookbook sounds great! :)ReplyDelete
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- Julia EDecember 3, 2014 at 9:17 PM
I use pinterest quite frequently for recipes... Love the Bald Eagle cookbook too.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 3, 2014 at 10:46 PM
I love your blog and your family, cooking and baking together, all of your children help you out...Your baby doll is absolutely looking like a little angel..You are peaceful and kind and loving of God, your husband and children you are mindful, why or why to the Lord cannot others do what you do in your home? Juvenile justice centers would be empty if these children would have had a Mother like you and a Daddy like your husband is to your wonderful children..God's Blessings to you and yours..mjs from the pacific northwest!ReplyDelete
My most trusted cookbook is Kitchen Treasures (a collection of Mennonite recipes) I can't find a link for it but it's a collection of 1200 recipes, sold by Prairie View Press from MB, Canada.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 5:30 AM
The Mennonite Community Cookbook is one of my favorites. Has many helpful cooking and canning tips. Would love to learn more about healthy cooking!ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 6:08 AM
I love to look through cookbooks. . .any cookbooks! :) Usually i go to my collection book of recipes or the internet for new recipes. e-mail is firstname.lastname@example.com
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 6:12 AM
Would love to have the new lovely cookbook you described in your blog. I have quite a few recipes I have collected over the years which I use ,also refer to Mennonite cookbook. firstname.lastname@example.com
Angela W.ReplyDelete
I often reach for The Foster's Market Cookbook--Sara Foster (use to work with Martha Stewart's Catering Company way back in the beginning) and Sweet Stuff: Karen Barker's American Desserts (James Beard Award Winner of Magnolia Grill restaurant)...both PHENOM.
My go to recipe books are Sweet Stuff: Karen Barker's American Desserts and The Foster's Market Cookbook - Sarah Foster. firstname.lastname@example.com
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 7:17 AM
I also reach for my 3-ring binder of recipes I've collected. I'm another one of those cooks that about can't follow a recipe completely. :) But hey, that's good isn't it...substituting what you have instead of running to the store. :) This cookbook looks like one I'd really enjoy! My email is firstname.lastname@example.com
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 7:22 AM
I linked and shared to facebook. email@example.com
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 7:28 AM
I like using a cookbook my grandmother compiled of family favorites. My go to website is Taste of Home. melanie2315 at gmail dot com. MelanieBReplyDelete
My school put out a cookbook called A+ Recipes and that's my most frequent go-to. I do substitute fresh ground wheat for white flour and sucanat for brown sugar so it would be great to have this book on my shelf! eheatwole07(at)gmail(dot)comReplyDelete
I usually reach for our church cookbook, Simple and Satisfying because I know all the cooks :) This cookbook looks so inviting! email@example.com
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 7:34 AM
I have a collection of Mennonite Cookbooks that I go to, however, we enjoy ethnic foods from other countries, so I am creating a binder with recipes from online searches.ReplyDelete
The cookbook I most often go to is one that I have in a binder with recipes from friends and family. We had house fire in March 2012, I lostmy cookbooks and the one I had previously used most is no longer in print. email@example.com
I have some winner recipes that I use in the "Simply Wonderful" cookbook...I've also scribbled in some of my favorites picked up along the way as well..so that's often the cookbook found lying on my counter. This one looks beautiful, I'm always eager to try new recipes.ReplyDelete
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- Charity L.December 4, 2014 at 7:59 AM
Mennonite Country Style Recipes, and also my 3-ring binder. firstname.lastname@example.com
- Charity L.December 4, 2014 at 8:01 AM
Shared on Facebook. firstname.lastname@example.com
This cookbook looks very interesting to me because that is a lot how I try to cook! My most used cookbook is a note book that I have handwritten many recipes into. I have 2 other published ones that I use about the same and they are "Basics and More" and "Sandy Ridge Cookbook". My email is firstname.lastname@example.com
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 8:34 AM
This looks like my kind of cookbook. I give similar instructions to my children and try to pencil in changes, but still..... I am enjoying my aunt's recently released cookbook, Rohrer Family Favorites.ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 8:38 AM
my first cook book was better homes and gardens basic cook book. it really is the old stand by when i have lots of something to use up or some thing i have never done before. i would love to be entered to win the cook book you showed us today.ReplyDelete
i enjoy you sharing your wonderful family and recipes with us. thank you firstname.lastname@example.com
I often reach for any 1 of my 3 River Brethren cookbooks. I would LOVE to have a good, healthy cookbook in my collection! firstname.lastname@example.com
I also shared on FacebookReplyDelete
My go to is Basic and More. However, I have many - I love cookbooks.ReplyDelete
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This cookbook looks wonderful! I love ones with lot's of pictures, which is probably why I often turn to Taste of Home cookbooks for inspiration. Sometimes I make only the recipes with pictures...and ignore the ones without even though they are probably equally good, so this cookbook is one for me! (The healthy recipes are a decided bonus...as well as the child-friendly part! I have a daughter begging to work in the kitchen, too!)ReplyDelete
This sounds like a great family cookbook. Most often I reach for Mollie Katzen's Moosewood Cookbook, as it has a nice selection of soups and casseroles. another family favorite is Simply in Season Children's Cookbook.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 9:06 AM
A recipe book I've used a lot is Kitchen Keepsakes from the Zook Family. My mother's family compiled a book a few years ago, Zimmerman Family Favorites, that I also enjoy using. I put a lot of my favorite recipes in there, which makes them (sometimes) easier for me to find! The cookbook you're giving away looks like so much fun, with all the color pictures! I'm sure my daughters would enjoy looking at it too! Carmen email@example.com
Just left a comment and forgot to include me email! That would be hearthkeeperatlivedotcom! ThanksReplyDelete
I'd love to win. Of late I most often use recipes I've made healthier, kept in a binder, or those I've printed from Heavenly Homemakers. Thanks much!ReplyDelete
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I often reach for my 3 ring binder that holds recipes printed from Pinterest and other places and also the Trim Healthy Mama book. This cookbook looks like a great addition to my collection.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 9:34 AM
I reach for our church or even family cookbook most often. :-)ReplyDelete
I could just enjoy looking at the photos!!!
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- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 9:49 AM
This cookbook looks very beautiful and interesting! I seem to have a rather large cookbook collection, and use them all from time to time. Probably the one I reach for most often would be Basics and More. Of course Pinterest is always fun to look at too! email@example.com
- Crystal M.December 4, 2014 at 9:54 AM
Mennonite Country Style Recipes, Pinterest or my own collection. firstname.lastname@example.com
i use hairy bikers mum knows best cookbook and their dieters one. I downloaded the pdf form of the book above, so dont need to be in the draw as I live in England.ReplyDelete
Hope you have a lovely christmas! Cheryl xxxx
- Lori in TexasDecember 4, 2014 at 10:05 AM
Hi Gina, Thanks for sharing this cookbook -- hadn't seen it before. I have several cookbooks but my favorite since it was published in 1987 is Mennonite Country-Style Recipes by Esther H. Shank. You just can't find a more extensive recipe/tips volume (except for perhaps Joy of Cooking which isn't my style)! I highly recommend you looking into it!ReplyDelete
And a couple years ago I found a wonderful simple down-home recipe collection in a Bass Pro shop in Missouri: MeMa's Manna Recipes for the Busy Person by Mary Boll... not necessarily "healthful foods" but all the meals I remember growing up on.
Highly recommend the Amish The Basics and More also. Covers most everything one would want to make in the kitchen!
Thanks for the chance to obtain your gift cookbook...
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 11:18 AM
Farmhouse Cookbook , or my own collection. I can't cook without recipes!ReplyDelete
Like many other readers here, I also have a 3 ring binder of family recipes and recipes I've printed from the Internet. I also find myself reaching for my grandma's Betty Crocker cookbook for yummy whole wheat bread & potato roll recipes!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 11:47 AM
Is sure varies by times, but I would say, "The White Oak Cook Book" (the one with the burgundy cover) is my go-to! When I was first married, "my mom" was the go-to cook-book for me =)! Barb O. firstname.lastname@example.com
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 12:13 PM
I use my recipe album that I compiled or Seasoned w/ Love the most. thanks for this great giveaway! Charlene email@example.com
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 12:13 PM
I have a binder with printed recipes from Allrecipes.com that I often reach for. email@example.com
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 12:16 PM
Shared on facebook as well! CharleneReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 12:25 PM
I sure can relate to what you said about the kids not knowing where to start when Mom never follows the recipe! I use my own binder of favorites the most, and also Whole Foods for the Whole Family (La Leche League). Joyce email@example.com
I often reach for one of my Quick Cooking Annual Taste of Home cookbooks. I think it is due to the pictures and simpler recipes. This book looks awesome and I plan to buy one if I don't win one.ReplyDelete
Just posted it to my facebook page also. So here is my second comment. Another recipe book I often use is Ozark Country Cooking by the Pleasant View A.M Church in Buffalo, MO. Marinda EbersoleReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 12:58 PM
My new favorite cookbook is Heavenly Homemakers. It is similar to the cookbook you are giving away. I would love it!!! email@example.com
Misty B.
- BeatriceDecember 4, 2014 at 1:37 PM
Stutzman Culinary Secrets.. my newest best cookbook...I have many. :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 1:59 PM
Esther Shank's "Mennonite Country Style Recipes" is my tried an true book. austinrach08 at email.comReplyDelete
I have been a silent follower up until now. I have totally enjoyed all the tips, thots etc you have shared! My favorite cookbook is probably Basics and More with online recipes close behind it! Lucinda Newswanger email@example.com
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 2:31 PM
My most used cookbook is the Basics & More altho I am putting my favorite recipes in a 3 ring binder. firstname.lastname@example.com
This cookbook looks very interesting and I especially like that there is a picture to every recipe!!!ReplyDelete
A cookbook that I would probably go to the most would be our church cookbook that ladies from our church and sister church put together.
This giveaway would be fun to win. Email address is: email@example.com
My favorite cookbook is a binder of recipes I've collected throughout our 32 years of ministry from other ministers' wives.ReplyDelete
I would love to receive a new recipe book--especially one with such beautiful pictures.
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 3:54 PM
I often reach for Esther Shank's from the Shenandoah Valley.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 3:55 PM
Also posted on Facebook. :)ReplyDelete
- TheresaDecember 4, 2014 at 3:59 PM
We use Whole Foods for the Whole Family cookbook. firstname.lastname@example.com
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 4:18 PM
I would love to give this book to my daughters organic and (currently) Vegetarian fiancee. It would be a great gift when I have no clue what to share with him.ReplyDelete
When I was a child I reached for mom's red and white checkered book. When I married in the 1970s I was given Joy of Cooking and the sections I use the most are the Substitutions for... and the About... which give basics.
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 4:19 PM
The Basics and More Cookbook.....Thanks so much!ReplyDelete
I have favorite recipes scribbled down in a couple different places. When I'm searching for something new, I often use the allrecipes app on my phone. firstname.lastname@example.com
- Wendy W.December 4, 2014 at 5:09 PM
Very favorite is probably Todd Wilson's Top Secret Restaurant Recipes. I literally have made every recipe! But it's not huge, either!ReplyDelete
My children would appreciate being able to make straightforward recipes, too!
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 6:44 PM
Right now I think I get most online, Pioneer woman etc. Fern firstname.lastname@example.com
I use a 3-ring binder that I have created. I would love to have this cookbook because I just started to grind my own flour. If I don't win could you please tell me how I could purchase this cookbook? Thank you.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 6:55 PM
The cookbook I use the most is "May I Have That Recipe"ReplyDelete
One of my favorites is the Basics and More, which was put together by my Mom, Virginia Hoover and her sister. More recently, I go online and get recipes from AllRecipes.com.ReplyDeleteReplies
I just had to reply when I saw your comment..I absolutely love the Basics and More cookbook. Mine is so worn,splattered and we'll loved and used allll the time! I love giving it as a gift at wedding showers. Such a wonderful collection. So thankful your mom and others put it together!Delete
I forgot to give my email address with the last comment, but I shared your giveaway on Facebook, so here it is now: email@example.com. Amanda is a personal friend of mine, so I would love to have her book!ReplyDelete
My go-to cookbook is the "Esther Shank" cookbook...I'm not even sure of the exact title, something about Shenandoah Valley. Especially when it comes to canning & preserving, her cookbook saved my skin many a time.ReplyDelete
I shared this giveaway on Facebook.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 7:57 PM
I gravitate toward the Taste of Home cookbook. This new cookbook looks fabulous! Pictures are always a plus!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 8:22 PM
I use the St. John's Church cookbook.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 8:24 PM
I often use the cookbook, "Busy Mothers Cookbook". It was done by my Mother and her 5 sisters.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 8:33 PM
I love to win this cook book I love cookbooks and trying new recipes thanksReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 9:01 PM
My most-used cookbook is "Mennonite Country-style Recipes", locally know as "The Esther Shank Cookbook". Rosetta Gingerich firstname.lastname@example.com
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 9:06 PM
I also shared this on my Facebook page. Rosetta Gingerich firstname.lastname@example.com
Country Home Cooking by Marjorie Rohrer and the Esther Shank cookbook are two of my favorites! Would love to have this one on my shelf :)ReplyDelete
- BethannDecember 4, 2014 at 9:54 PM
So... I thought I posted on here, but don't see it. I love my Weavertown cookbook as well as pinterest. I shared this on facebook and would love to win s copy. You could email me at email@example.com or send one with Chief Todd anytime.😉ReplyDelete
Tee Franconia Culinary Cookbook is probably the one I have used most. But now I am working on a binder with all my favorites.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2014 at 11:12 PM
I often use "Table for Two" or " Simply Wonderful" !! I also do a lot of little changes to my recipes when I'm cooking:) firstname.lastname@example.com
- AnonymousDecember 5, 2014 at 12:01 AM
I probably reach for my Basics and more cookbook the most. firstname.lastname@example.com
I would LOVE to win this cookbook. We try to eat healthy. I think the cookbook I like BEST is Cooking with Wisdom. ;) We tweak a lot of recipes in our kitchen too so I understand that. All the pictures of the food you posted looked yummy.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 5, 2014 at 9:32 AM
I would love to get this cookbook. I have about 4 I use hard, likely the Farmhouse Cookbook is the most often reached for though. And pintrest is becoming famous for me too. Thanks for your blog. loisrosenberry@yahoo,comReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 5, 2014 at 10:14 AM
What a great idea! The most recent actual cookbook I've picked up is the MCC "More With Less" cookbook for some great split pea soup. I also often get recipes that my husband likes out of Southern Living magazine. Thank you ! Suz - firstname.lastname@example.com
I use the West Ladies cookbook mostly. Would love to have this! firstname.lastname@example.com
My cookbook is stored on the computer in Word...a compilation of my favorite recipes. firstname.lastname@example.com
- AnonymousDecember 5, 2014 at 3:30 PM
I reach for the West Ladies cookbook lately because I am trying to use more whole wheat and natural ingredients. This book sounds just like a cookbook I need now. Thanks email@example.com Dora PierceReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 5, 2014 at 4:05 PM
We reach for the box of recipe cards first. We have favorite recipes in various cook books but the ones looked at the most are Mennonite Country Style or a local church fundraiser book - Heartwarming Recipes. I have 2 teenagers that love to cook and bake. Looks like a cookbook we would enjoy. Thanks firstname.lastname@example.com
Lovely cookbook!! I use the Basics and More too!! Its definitely not the only one I use tho.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 5, 2014 at 6:12 PM
I probably reach for the Farm Family Favorites of Lancaster DHIA most!ReplyDelete
Thanks for offering and I always enjoy reading your blog.
- AnonymousDecember 5, 2014 at 6:35 PM
My good old Mary and Martha cookbook. It's called For Mary and Martha Hours.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 5, 2014 at 7:03 PM
This looks like a great cookbook! The one that I reach for the most is Healthy Choices by KAH.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 5, 2014 at 7:25 PM
I always turn to church cookbooks or southern plate for tried and true recipes.ReplyDelete
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Lovely cookbook. I like the Farmhouse Cookbook. firstname.lastname@example.com
We love this family so much and can not wait to get Amanda's cookbook. Everything she makes id delicious. I just re-found your site. So happy to see how your family is growing and to browse your great menu ideas, too. My favorite cookbook is Nourishing Traditions.ReplyDelete
- Kim SmithDecember 5, 2014 at 11:15 PM
I too have a 3ring binder of recipes, many of them from your website Gina! I also use the Betty Crocker Cookbook a lot and several recipes out of the Wholesome Home Cooking cookbook compiled by Katie Stoltzfus. My email is email@example.com. Thanks for the opportunity to win what looks like a wonderful cookbook!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 5, 2014 at 11:17 PM
Thanks for telling us about this beautiful new cookbook! I have my favorite recipes in a folder on the desktop of my laptop, and for new recipes I search online. Laura Kobza email@example.com
The first cook book I reach for is a blank book I put together of family recipes. This book was made when I first married, and is now 32 years old! The cover is burned from a hot stove eye, and the pages are stained. But I use it a lot.ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousDecember 6, 2014 at 7:11 AM
This cookbook looks awesome!! I just ordered 3-one for me and 1 for each of my daughters!! Thanks!! I use Mennonite girls can cook website a lot as well. Julie :)ReplyDelete
Hi! As missionaries overseas and a larger family, I really like the Healthy Choices cookbook. My oldest daughter loves to try new recipes and I like it that the children can thumb through it and find healthy options. God bless you!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 6, 2014 at 1:43 PM
Not long ago I inherited cookbooks from the 1930s and 1940s. There are recipes for cooking on a budget, and they are good, basic foods made from scratch, aside from using some canned goods. I enjoy using these cookbooks.ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousDecember 6, 2014 at 3:02 PM
I usually reach for basics and more, a table for two, or books my mom has put together of her favorite recipes.ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousDecember 6, 2014 at 3:03 PM
I also shared this on facebook!ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousDecember 6, 2014 at 5:06 PM
I have several small cookbooks that have been put together by families or church groups, mostly Mennonite background. Those are my usual picks. email@example.com
- AnonymousDecember 6, 2014 at 5:14 PM
I enjoy trying to cook healthier and would love to have this cookbook!ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousDecember 6, 2014 at 7:43 PM
I like the Basics and More. My email address is firstname.lastname@example.com SharonReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 6, 2014 at 8:03 PM
I reach for a little book stuffed with loose recipes I've collected through the years from friends and family.ReplyDelete
this looks like my kind of cookbook! in addition to the healthy recipes, i love all the beautiful pictures that are throughout; looks like a delight to browse through!ReplyDelete
oops, i didn't follow your directions very well. guess since i still have my 2 entries this will work. so, i mostly use the recipes i've compiled via blogs, pinterest, etc. & i shared this on fb, too.ReplyDelete
- JanelleDecember 6, 2014 at 9:40 PM
Just one cookbook? Well that's hard! I love simply wonderful an simply divine an the farmhouse :-)ReplyDelete
- LinetteDecember 6, 2014 at 11:30 PM
I don't have just one...but the cookbooks I use the most are the Bald Eagle (The Joy of Sharing), Basics and More and Mennonite Country Style Recipes. randyandlinette at aol dot com.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 7, 2014 at 9:19 AM
I reach for Better Homes and Gardens Cookbook most often but I usually end up substituting several ingredients. This cookbook looks great and I think it would be great for my 2 daughters to get started cooking. firstname.lastname@example.com
I always wanted a healthy cookbook. When I cook American foods I always reduce the amount of sugar because the original amount would be too sweet for me. Old recipe books I have have simple ingredients but unhealthy, so I always look for healthy and simple recipes online.ReplyDelete
I love my Basics and More Cookbook and all our different church cookbooks. Would love this copy to give as a gift! My email is email@example.com
- AnonymousDecember 7, 2014 at 11:35 PM
Those pictures look fabulous!! I reach for my church cookbook the most. gwenReplyDelete
I reach for my grandma's old, old red Betty Crocker cookbook. It has such interesting and quaint recipes, such as macaroni back when macaroni was long sticks you broke up. And a real comment about when Mr. Duncan Hines toured their kitchens. : ) firstname.lastname@example.com
- AnonymousDecember 8, 2014 at 7:20 AM
I enjoy cookbooks, so I do not have just one favorite. The one I enjoy using now is called "Around my Kitchen Table". firstname.lastname@example.com
- AnonymousDecember 8, 2014 at 8:43 AM
I pull out The Basics & More a lot, and also The Sandy Ridge Cookbook. I share your problem of modifying recipes. =-) I'd really enjoy trying a healthier cookbook. Thanks. E-mail is email@example.com
I just can't seem to get my comment to save--here's my third try.ReplyDelete
I love any kind of cookbook.
I usually go for my homemade collection, but if I use a cookbook I will often use simply wonderful or simply divine. email@example.com
I like The Joy of Cooking. Lots of recipes and tons of background info on techniques (or exactly how to make things). Thanks for the chance to win what looks like a great new cookbook!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 8, 2014 at 8:01 PM
Most of the recipes I use come from a stack of paper with print outs or recipes written down. Thank you for sharing about this cook book.ReplyDelete
After my ramblings on cookbooks I forgot my e-mail address!ReplyDelete


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Signature.module is updated for drupal 4.7.
- Makes user signatures dynamical, that is, if user change his signature in his profile, after each of his/her posts will be the new signature!
- Usability benefits - 'cause each time a comment is posted, user don't have to pull down signature to the end of his/her comment.
- Comments can be styled another way than the post itself, and it's customizable from 'administer->settings->signature'.
- Shows signatures not only after comments, but also after nodes (the only limitation that some html tags will be stripped out).
- Allows define content types (and at once comments for them) where signatures should be seen and where not.
- New: If the module is enabled, but signatures are disabled for all content types, signature field isn't displayed at user profile settings (So, if you use comment.module but don't want you users to have a signature in their profiles, you need this module too).
New: No patching is required now!
Actually, this is a kind of a hack of the comment.module, and if you like it, please let us know (here). More people will use it, more possibility that the module will become nice, clean and separate from comment.module.
Tested with Drupal 4.7.0.
Download link: signature-4.7.0.zip .
perfect - thanks
i would think this functionality should be part of core
Yes, we like it :)
But there are some problems:
1. When there are pictures in the comment, signature appear near picture instead bottom. You shoud insert clear-both style, I think.
2. Input filters. Comment signature do not pass through default (any!) filter. Therefore links, images etc appears unformated (if appears). Node signature looks OK. (filter settings are the same for my nodes and comments)
1. In node signature (dogs and link below line) appears near node image (landscape). I'm not sure that its the right place. Signature must have this own CSS file to configure I think. But this is feature request :)

 before signature must help. But I'm not sure if this universal solution.
2. Take a look how the same signature looks in node and comment. In coment my default link and img_assist filters dont work. I cant find where to setup these filters for signature module.
3. Tried. No changes. I'm not sure what to do with images in signature. The best solution would be to specify max XY size in signature configuration or disable images at all. Or posibility for administrator to specify filter for signature? This could be nice solution.
There is no rush. I can fix it itself, but othere are some problems to fix someday in this module. Usefull module.
Edit patch works. Thanks :)
One more seriuos problem:
One more seriuos problem: can't edit comment - it appears empty in edit window. Node edits fine. Use D4.7 and TinyMCE
haha ........................
Thank You!
Just creating a new site with drupal 4.7/tinymce and have been getting rather frustrated with the awful default 'put signatures into the text entry box for comments' system. This looks like it should do the job, will be trying it out today.
Thanks Again!
sprintf() error
Well... installed it on my site, and it seems to be working... mostly. The signature isn't showing up (in the edit box) when they go to post new forum topics or add comments. And user signatures are displaying on their posts.
However, it isn't using the format set in admin/settings/signature, presumably because of my next problem.
Whenever I go to view a forum (all test forums atm, site isn't live - fortunately :P) I get a bunch of the following error:
warning: sprintf() [function.sprintf]: Too few arguments in C:\Documents and Settings\CMSDemo\Desktop\webhome\Apache\drupal\modules\signature.module on line 119.
Seems to be n+1 of the error where n is the number of posts in the thread.
I'm using drupal 4.7/php5/mysql4, any other info which might be of help, just ask. Any ideas?
Signature Template
Sure thing (and thanks for responding so quickly :D)

%s
That's exactly what I have in the box, and upon typing that in here.. it occured to me that the quotes "" could be causing issues, so I went back and escaped them, like so:

%s
Which definitely helped something on my site (much of my forum formatting worked like it should - just started using the flatforum module) :P But unfortunately I still get the same sprintf() errors like before.
Hopefully that helps.
That Worked
Awesome stuff, that got rid of the errors. Makes sense to me now that the % might have been causing issues, didn't think of it before.
Now I have another strange issue with getting the signature generated by signature.module and the one generated by Drupal, which I think could be linked to the issue documented here: http://drupal.org/node/62746 I will try out that fix and see how I go.
Thanks heaps for your help, and hopefully if you update the module with the fix for escaping, no-one else will have this problem in future :)
Yeah I guessed that I would
Yeah I guessed that I would need to do that. After all that however I've got rid of the width altogether, because it was being centered for some reason, so I decided to go back to a line all the way across (no need for the width tag at all).
Drupal 4.7.0, haven't upgraded yet. You can see here what's happening: http://sjfworld.orcon.net.nz/forum2sig.jpg I get it on every single forum post on the site. I even have really old posts where I get one, that I left the one in the edit box from the comment module, and the two dynamic ones now generated by the signature module and the comment module, that's really fun (fortunately this is all development testing stuff so I'll just purge them all once I'm ready to go live)
Haven't tried out their fix, but have made further comments on the thread I linked above: http://drupal.org/node/62746#comment-127520
No patching...
As far as I'm aware I haven't made any patches to comment.module. And regarding comment.module doing dynamic signatures, agreed, that's what I thought.
When I disable signature.module the signature from comment.module remains.
Yep just tested to make sure...
Created new post, both sigs match.
Changed signature in account.
Looked at post again, both sigs match.
Found a fix for the weird behaviour, have posted a description and results here: http://drupal.org/node/62746
Signatures in Forum posts
Hi Ultraboy,
Does this module place signatures in Forum posts as well as comments, and other content types? I don't have a problem with the current signature functionality, except for the fact that it doesn't include forum posts.
p.s. Why doesn't this mod show up in the 4.7 modules list?
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solution of duplicate sig with quote module
If you have quote modeule activated, when pressing to "quote" link you get your signature added beneath the quoted message and if you submit like that you will get diplicate signature.
The problem solved by changing line 146 in quote.module:
$form['comment_filter']['comment']['#default_value'] = '[quote='. $author .']'. $quote ."[/quote]\n". $form['comment_filter']['comment']['#default_value'];
$form['comment_filter']['comment']['#default_value'] = '[quote='. $author .']'. $quote ."[/quote]\n";
Another fix that I just did
Another fix that I just did for this exact problem (that'll teach me to look here first :p )
In function "function signature_form_alter($form_id, &$form)" of signature.module, change the following
//Removed because it didn't work with Quote module
if ($form['comment_filter']['comment']['#default_value'] == $user->signature ) {
$form['comment_filter']['comment']['#default_value'] = '';
// New Form replacement that works with Quote module.
$form['comment_filter']['comment']['#default_value'] = str_replace($user->signature, "", $form['comment_filter']['comment']['#default_value']);
That will just replace the signature portion in the text are. Anything else should be left alone.
Any reason this isn't an official module?
Any reason this isn't an official module?
It took me 30 minutes of searching to track this down (and I even knew what I was looking for).
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great module but there're a couple of issues
First, as has been noted before, if using with flatforum results in duplicate signatures. Can be dealt with by a CSS hack or maybe hacking flatforum (didn't check that out).
Second, if you disable signature for all content types and the texarea disappears from the user account settings it still shows up while posting comments. It seems that the module only hides the setting but doesn't delete any existing signatures from the users table so they show up anyway.
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Signatures after nodes
Is there any way to get an option to disable signatures after nodes? I'd like them still on all of the comments. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
yes look http://drupal.org/no
Any fix for xtemplate ?
Any fix for xtemplate ? Maybe i need to change something in signature.module?
Has that been committed to
Has that been committed to core for 5.0? I remember webchick saying she wanted to work on that, but I never heard anything afterward.
where's the file?
hi, i need the 'signature-4.7.0.zip'-file or a newer version.
it seems link the link is broken...
somebody who has it? thanks a lot!
Website appears offline.
Website appears offline. Can anyone else host the .zip file?
A mirror would be nice idd!
Maybe you could try sf.net ?
Thanks to the author. This
Thanks to the author. This works brilliantly on 4.7.4. No issues at all to date. I'm using bbcode and quicktags for picture insertion , and only using this so far in forum posts and comments, and its working brilliantly displaying avatar and text all wrapped in the bbcode 'code' tags.
This really should be added to the modules page.
Well done.
edit- I should add that on my site I have totally disabled the use of html including filtered for all users and only allow bbcode. If filtered html is used , images are not displayed of course. I've replaced all use of html with bbcode including in the quicktags module. Very happy with this . Images , avatars and text all displayed in forum sigs . Woohoo.
Where can I download the module?
Is there someone who can upload that module somewhere reliable? I'd really like to get that module, but I can't download it from anywhere.
I think this feature is
I think this feature is essential for the functionality of Drupal forums and comments. I would ask for an extra feature: exclude signatures from searches, because signatures are repeated useless content for searching. Yesterday I tried to search at drupal.org for "snap" (thinking in the snap preview technology) and... see by yourself: I got a lot of messages without relation to my search, becasue there was an user using "snap" at his signature in a lot of posts.
We really need this for Drupal 5.0!
One of the download links is
One of the download links is working again. Just in case, I have mirrored the file here:
Anyone wants to try a 5.x version?
Ok but... why don't you
Ok but... why don't you release this as a module? This is a much needed feature for Drupal.
Do we have Drupal 5.0
Drupal 5.0 version
Works fine!
Thanks, it works just fine. All I wanted was to remove the signature from the profile page and that's what I used this module to do. I did not test any other feature. I noticed that it didn't use t() for all text (like the description on line 48), but that's not a big issue.
It would be nice if it was released as a module on drupal.org. Until they rewrite the whole signature handling (for Drupal 6) I guess there's others out there who wants to get rid of the signature completely. (Personally I really can't stand signatures, they mess up the flow and doesn't add any real value, other than promotion value for the users.)
Project page
Nice! No downloads yet, but
Nice! No downloads yet, but I guess they are on their way.
Indeed we need to wait for
Indeed we need to wait for the next batch. Feel free to create an issue ;)
Thank you!
Thanks so much for this! Been hacking comment.module etc. to get rid of signature for me cos they are so pointless and there was no way to switch them off. This does the trick. great!


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Yeah I know this isn't a therapy session(Lol) but my whole family has pretty much disowned me because I'm not a Christian..
meh, I just want to get away from everyone, become a totally different person, and start life all over! changing name, state, and everything xD
I was thinking about it for a while, and I thought, this could actually be kind of amusing. I can make my own character up and everything and become a whole different person- even if it's a "false" identity socially, but a "true" identity LEGALLY.
I mean it sounds like so much fun LOL
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"John Katsumi "- Dad is Japanese, and mom is white, but son looks white. always given weird looks because of name.
"Joanne Hiderdick" – male to female transexual on streets of NY.
"Akbar Shaheen" – some muslim guy.
I mean you get the point RIGHT it's like a whole new identity that you can play with all the time forever.
BY THE WAY this is legal, this is no "fraud" kind of question. it's LEGAL to change your name and everything.
well anyone ever thought of anything at all similar to this once? changing your whole identity and moving away from everyone to stop all the drama?