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It seems like so many organizations think that having all development done in-house is so much cheaper. I've worked on several projects where this was just the opposite.
Interesting Article Re: Rapid E-learning DevelopmentSubmitted by stedford on Sun, 10/11/2009 - 16:19
In this article by Bersin & Associates, it describes how they selected to use Articulate over Lectora for SMEs. The throught was the SME/Trainer had to be more tech savy to use a tool like Lectora. However, it appears once the SME/Trainer was trained on software, they could deliver courses with a 3-week turn around.
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I have started reading Antifragile by Nassim Taleb (review coming when I am done with it). As an early example of a system that gets better under stress he mentions city states (presumably as they existed in ancient Greece).
At USV we have been thinking about jurisdictional competition as a way to run more experiments during a time of change. We have focused on small countries such as Iceland and Singapore which might pass progressive Internet legislation but there are relatively few of those. In the US, we have 50 States and that might be a better starting point. So maybe the right thing to do here would be to build a broad coalition for pushing a lot more regulation back from the federal level to the state level.
What is really influencing my thinking here is the progress that we have made with gay marriage. In the DOMA discussion at SCOTUS, some judges are coming at it from an equal protection angle and others from a States' rights perspective but that may result in a large a coalition. Maybe the right way forward is to go back to breaking up some huge federal programs into smaller state programs and then get 50 parallel experiments going.
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People who have a dented and painted brain are more prone to see everything dented and painted. See how after the silly comment, he is all dented and has been painted with the worst of expletives from every quarter. But politicians being shameless to the core, he can still put up a brave face. His sister appears to be the most embarrassed going by the way she is being apologetic about her brother's statement. The best follow up thing she can do is 'give him a nice broom treatment' so that all the kachda in his kopdi is swept clean.Answered by Omega, 28 Dec '12 10:49 am
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It is not good to pass substandard remakrs against women, let us join hands to pass legislation, castration of the rapist is the only solution to stop this menace.Answered by satchand, 30 Dec '12 01:47 pm
Most unthoughtful a termAnswered by anil garg, 29 Dec '12 10:32 pm
DlhanAnswered by DS Cauhan, 28 Dec '12 07:40 pm
The very fellow knows betterAnswered by rekha agarwal, 27 Dec '12 09:53 pm
Daagi mahilayen may be jaise daagi politicians hote hainAnswered by babu rao, 27 Dec '12 08:45 pm
Those women who get damaged after an accident (like in a ga*ng r*a*pe) go to a garage (a hospital) and like a damaged car, get denting and painting done there to make her whole once again.Answered by QueSera Sera, 27 Dec '12 08:03 pm
It is clear that this chap Abhijit Mukherjee MP, is as insensitive as a crushed car which has lost all ability to function.
It is clear that this chap Abhijit Mukherjee MP, is as insensitive as a crushed car which has lost all ability to function.
Freckled but heavily cream-faced.Answered by Eva John, 27 Dec '12 07:53 pm
Real and fake woman.Answered by amitava duttamajumdar, 27 Dec '12 07:50 pm
It is a criticise to woman .......... few are thinking that , what ever they are doing , just to show off and not in any good intention ......... which has been used by the Son of our Indian president who is an MP from his constituency .........Answered by pradeep mishra, 27 Dec '12 07:37 pm


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So, I'm in Paris. I just took the metro home from visiting my friend, and as I exited the station in Belleville, a guy noticed me. He noticed me enough to follow me up the stairs and across the intersection. He clearly spoke no english, but started talking and talking and I heard snippets about getting food together or getting my number or me being pretty. I went through the motions.
"Je ne parle pas Francais."
He shook that off, insisting that he could tell I speak it.
"Less moi."
He said no.
"Less moi s'il vous plaît."
He took my please and said "S'il vous plaît, listen."
"Je ne comprends pas."
He clearly thought I was lying. I wasn't.
"Less moi tranquille."
"Do you want me to tell you to leave me alone in English?"
He followed me every time I crossed the street to avoid him, every time I sped up or slowed down. He followed me home. I walked through a giant puddle in my haste, my shoes are stained. I punched in my code for the building as he tried to get closer and I slipped in the door.
So did he. He was wedged halfway through the door, with his hands in the "call me" position, still trying to get in, before I pushed him out and slammed the door in his face. I turned and unlocked the second door and willed myself away from turning back to check if he was still there. I ran up the stairs, fearing that he saw the code or that he would follow another person in. I found the door that I belonged to, fumbled my key into the lock, and entered as quickly as I could. I stood in the apartment breathing and breathing and being angry and scared.
So yeah. I was nice. I was polite. You can't say I wasn't. But clearly, that means nothing to men who feel entitled to your space and your time. Street harassment is real, and acting as if it isn't an issue leads to invasions like this. If you do this shit to women on the street, even "small" things like catcalling, you can go fuck yourself and die.
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Shark Tank season 5 episode 23 started with Scott Adams presenting his idea that he hopes will get the Sharks to jump up and wave their arms in the air. And if they don't, Scott's got it covered with his clan of mechanized cut-out sharks he brought along to accompany him in the tank. Scott asked the Sharks for a $225,000 investment in exchange for 15% equity in his company, Velocity Signs. Velocity Signs is Scott's answer to the problem of paying someone to stand outside of storefronts wearing sandwich boards of holding signs.
Shark Tank Season 5 episode 22 started with interesting presentation of balanced breakfast: Kodiak Cakes founders, Joel Clark and Cameron Smith, asking for a half a million investment in exchange for 10% equity in their company. Kodiak Cakes offers a line of whole grain pancake/flapjack mixes made with no added fats or sugars. In addition to the mix, they also manufacture a line of fruit syrups, which are met with rave reviews by the Sharks.
Shark Tank season 5, episode 16 started with Chris Pouy and Tiffany Panhilason owners of flavored milk manufacturer. Chris and Tiffany asked the Sharks for a $250,000 investment in exchange for 10% of their company Cow Wow Cereal Milk. Reasoning that the best kind of milk is the milk left in the bottom of the bowl after a sweet cereal, Chris and Tiffany founded Cow Wow. They're looking to break into the $1.5 billion dollar flavored milk category, but to date only have about $20,000 in sales.
Shark Tank season 5 episode 15 started with Betsy Johnson and her brother Berry Wanless, founders of SwimZip, a sun protective swimsuit line. Betsy and Berry came in seeking $60,000 in exchange for 5% equity in their company. Inspired by her own battle with skin cancer at age 26, SwimZips block 98% of cancer-causing UVA and UVB rays. The Sharks are definitely impressed with SwimZip's $225,000 in sales in just their third year, but they also have reservations about the company's business plan and high valuation.
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Charan in Koratala Siva's direction!
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Going by the grapevine, Mega Power Star Ram Charan will be very soon directed by Mirchi fame Koratala Siva. This movie will be produced by Bandla Ganesh under Parameswara Arts banner. Ganesh is currently producing Baadshah with NTR and Iddarammayilatho with Allu Arjun.
Koratala's maiden venture Mirchi released yesterday opened to mixed talk but the openings are super good. Charan is reportedly impressed with the working style of Koratala and had given nod to him. The project will be confirmed only after he gives a final narration of the script to Charan.
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[Minecraft 1.2.5] MightyPork's Power Craft v3.4.6cMinecraft Mods [ July 29, 2012 at 1:37 AM ] 547 Views
Videos :
Screenshots :
Some large factory
Power Crystals for miners
Wheat maker – bonemeal is in the builder.
GUI for miners (keyboard control still works)
Mushroom factory
Flint maker – breaks gravel until its all turned into flint
Automatic bonemeal-supplied tree farm
Sugar cane farm with automatic harvesting.
Notice : This mod requires ModLoader!
Power Craft 3.4.6c for Minecraft 1.2.5
PowerCraft is:
- Intuitive yet powerful industrial mod
- Ideal for automatic farming
- Easier than BuildCraft or IndustrialCraft
- This mod contains the best pieces of all my redstone mods,and it is the only industrial mod I will update in the future.
- Config files in .minecraft/config let you solve id conflicts and change many properties.
Here is a video – not completely correct, but useful spotlight:
- Download and install ModLoader.
- Download the zip file through the download button.
- Put it into .minecraft/mods. DO NOT EXTRACT THE ZIP!
- Run Minecraft.
Black screen?
- Open .minecraft / ModLoader.txt, and find the errors.
- You may get ID conflict ("Slot already occupied by…").
- To fix it, open appropriate config file in .minecraft/config, and edit the ids.
- Config files for this mod start with FC prefix. Open them with Notepad.
Update log
* Weasel's interrupt functions (update, touchEvent, termIn) no longer execute instantly
= you can use pause, sleep and other things inside them, as well as call other functions.
* Weasel is much more stable, removed several things that caused crashes
* weasel is now less laggy
* Weasel forces chunk saving when modified (or instruction execited etc.), so it should be more reliable
* Using port name as variable now sets all the port sides at once, not only front. Reading this variable gives you F.
* cutfirst and cutlast no longer cause crashes* many other functions and aliases
- WEASEL GUIDE IS UPDATED, YOU SHOULD READ IT AGAIN!* checked all the gates for functionality
* fixed buggy day, night, rain sensors
New things:
* Weasel Disks, Digital Workbench, Terminal, Touchscreen Graphics Display
* Image disks, digital workbench can edit images
* Smelting items on roaster now sets "delayBeforePickup" correctly
* many minor fixes
* Last bigger update before Minecraft 1.3
* Much improved RGB driver functionality
* Weasel function: color("red"), or color(255,0,0) – they make a hex color, useful for rgb display or a background of a display.
* Fixed some things in weasel that could crash your game
* Display will no longer crash if it has some strange text in it
* Chimneys no longer transparent in forge
* rgb driver now can change color without flashing the led.
btw., rgb driver = the Weasel Port, with white display segment connected to it.
* you can easilly connect radio receivers to transmitter, just right click Tx with activator, and the click these Rx, and they will autoconnect.
* all gates and weasel stuff is creeper-proof
* radio & teleporter labels toggleable in GUI
* radio has checkbox "Tiny" – and if its on, it renders tiny. Really tiny. try it.
* ugly thin font renderer is now gone! We are suing the bold one for things where it looks better – minitor, weasel coding, labels for radio etc.* Added "Display Segments" – overgrown indicators, much better for LED displays
Recipe: glowstone block + redstone + dye* lights (all 3 kinds) no longer need support block, they can hand on weasel ports, on leaves, fences etc.
* added smoking chimneys:
# #
# # – cobblestone, or stone brick, or brick wall
# #
- smoke when connected to smoke source.* new commands for weasel
* smarter weasel
* RGB led – connect white display segment directly to a weasel port.
Then set yourport.rgb = 0xff00ff (a hex color), and if you change the on/off state,
the white segment will have the color you specified.* Rubntime name generation!
_get("varname") – get a variable with given name
_set("varname", value) – set value to variable
_call("funcname",args,args…) – call a function.the point of these is that if you have eg. ports called p0,p1,p2,p3…,
you can access them using a for loop, and create the names on the fly, by using "p"+i as variable name
* display has functions:
name.reset(), name.clear(), name.print(), name.add()
but also. name.matrix() – makes green rain!
* many bugfixes around instant gates – they no longer change brightness = they no longer crash the game.
* old programmable gates were converted to signal splitters if you had them in world.
* Fixed bug in XP bank which allowed infinite XP recyclation
* Added missing recipes to some lights
* STRONGLY improved weasel's math parser
* Syntax highlighter now recognizes strings and comments
- Removed programmable gates; break them to get the resources you used to craft them.
+ Syntax highlighting colors are in config file
+ Weasel has it's own ID – all the new weasel devices share this one
+ 3 Weasel gadgets – external devices: Display, Port, Speaker
+ Display has support for formatting (just like in these new books), and colors.
+ Weasels can directly use radio signals, and share variables
+ Use activation crystal to connect weasel with it's peripherals (the gadgets it can use).
+ Each weasel network has it's own unique color, but you can change it, and also rename the network
+ Weasel has new amazing GUI with lots of functions and information.
+ Hacked water to store items to chests and work seamlessly with conveyors.
+ Hacked "splash texts", now they sometimes use our texts.
+ Update notification in splash text, and also ingame, as before.
+ Improved belts (a bit smoother)
+ Reduced some lag in weasel
+ Addition of strings works now.
+ Added simple functions to get current time:
hours(), mins(), secs(), time() – in seconds, ftime() – HH:MM:SS
all these with added "_r" for real time (eg. ftime_r())
Get moon phase: moon();
+ weasel now works correctly with deeply nested function calls in return statement.
+ update notification system should be more reliable.
+ Fixed many other bugs, but I can't remember them
==== 3.4.0 ====
- New versioning system – now it is [0-9].[0-9].[0-9]
- Improved GRES, element spacing should be correct again
- Removed testing dirt recipes from 3.4p4
- Added iron fence to crafting tool
- The crash with Forge ModLoader might be fixed, but – we didnt test it
- NEI should have all blocks.
Programmable gates
- Heavily improved programmable gate, now uses Weasel's ALU
- Programmable gates have many new functions available, and syntax coloring
- We now have these new gates: ("/" = new line in recipe):
- - Quick Repeater – recipe: R/R/R, R = redstone
- - Instant repeater – R/Q, R = redstone, Q = quick repeater
- - Quick Angled Repeater – RR/[]R, R = redstone, [] = nothing
- - Instant Angled Repeater – R/A, R = redstone, A = quick angled repeater
- Right click Angled Repeater to change the output direction.
- Right click AND and OR gates, and they will change into a subtype with inputs on back and on side. Click again to cycle through the 3 subtypes.
- Gates now have a burnout functionality – if gate quickly changes state for too long, it burns out and continues working after 6-tick cooldown.
- This prevents some lags.
- Fixed recipe for random gate
- Now support faster pulses, which makes them even more POWERful.
- I started working on weasel, but it is far from finished
- Miners are still the same as in 3.3, except they have unglier gui, because
We converted it to GRES but didn't have time to improve it
==== 3.3v2 ====
Patched the zip with T-gate patch, T gates work again.
==== 3.3 ====
- * Added Slow Delayer gate
- * Added Redstone Crossing gate, for wire intersections
- * Advanced Delayer renamed to Buffered Delayer, and it's bugs were fixed
- * Added Javadoc to some files around gates
- 3.2B fixed the bug with miners, miner with lava filling enabled caused null pointer crash when it hit lava. The file name is still the same, but it is now fixed, so please redownload and replace the mod in mods folder.
==== 3.2 ====
- * Fixed the bug with wheat and nether wart not being harvested.
- * You must delete default.xml from PC_CROPS for the fix to fully work.
- * Laser can now trigger TNT (transmitter laser and killer laser)
- * Placing spawner eggs by builder was fixed, no more placing 50 creepers each tick
- * Block builder's range extended to 150 blocks, use stone brick or obsidian to stop it.
- * Miner now makes sound when placing blocks (and believe me that digging through lava and water is now really noisy!)
==== 2.8 ====
- * Did 'cleanup' using Eclipse, so Overrides are now correct.
- * Made CRAFTING TOOL super large with really all kinds of blocks in PowerCraft
- * Dispenser can now dispense wheat for animal breeding
- * Works also with all kinds of food and bones
- * Crafting tool now contains dispenser, door, trapdoor and redstone, which is useful in creative.
- * Fixed teleporter cross-save bug
- * Fixed teleporter cross dimension bug (you may have to rebuild your teleporters for this to have any effect.
- * Teleporter Target has now the lower pad rendered as gold, to make it easier to tell which one is which.
- * Teleporters now let you select which entities should be teleported, and they also let you teleport only after pressing SHIFT (sneak).
- * Laser sensor now has particles rendered forwards and backwards (the movement), so it looks realistic.
- * Added two new laser types, backwards compatible
- * No new crafting, laser will ask you what type you want when you place it.
- * Killer on roaster still works
- * Laser sensor can't detect items anymore
- * Laser body is now larger, and has coloured lens instead of that old spot on texture. this, however, will make troubles with texturepacks, as laser no longer loads from tiles.png file, but from separate texture instead.
- * Now the power crystals for coloring beam, prisms and mirrors have a very good use – for beam control. Colouring may make it easier for you to distinguish different beams.
- * Laser transmitter has to be powered by redstoen if you want it to flash and activate the sensor.
- * Sensor can ATM be triggered by beam from all sides and angles, which is a bug, but I felt too lazy to fix it.
==== 2.7 ====
- * Added PRISM
- * Added TELEPORTERS
- * Improved mirrors
- * killer beam reflected back into it's source laser makes it go boom
- * Added TMI compatibility
- * Improved loads of other stuff
- * Code is now using iniform TAB indentaion with prefered size of 4 spaces per tab.
Credit to : MightyPork from planetminecraft
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A splendid route, tough for the grade. Done in 2 pitches, I led both. The move left into Great Chimney Crack is much harder than it looks (especially for the short, and especially if the leader hasn't protected it properly for the second - sorry!), then the reversal of Trapeze is harder than doing it in the normal direction. The next bit tails off rather in difficulty, quality, and line, but the finish up the top of By-Pass is a fitting finale.Simon Caldwell - Lead O/S - 30/Aug/09 with Peri, Carmen
thirded. Quite entertaining! specially finding solution to move round the corner without removing leaders gear first ;-Dpebbles - 2nd - 30/Aug/09 with simon and carmen


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Gift Bag 2007: Large Paperstone Cutting Board from Recycline
We can't afford paperstone countertops, but we think we could splurge on this paperstone cutting board from Recycline's new Preserve Kitchen line. The board is made from 100% post-consumer recycled paper and retails for $24.99. Let us know what you'd be chopping on this board this holiday season and maybe you'll win one!
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I'd be carving up my turkey and ham on a board like this.
I'll be chopping onions for french onion soup and slicing rolled cookie dough.
These are beautiful!
I'll be slicing lots of veggies, for our new favorite Italian soup, Ribolita.
I'll be chopping walnuts and dried fruit for a tasty fruit bread that everyone loves.
Lots of vegetables for my turkey stuffing and salads that will grace my Christmas table.
Vegetables for soup.
We have an old wooden cutting board that we use every single day - this would be a nice replacement!
mmmm, herbs from my new indoor herb garden, o'course!
I'll be chopping chicken for yummy chicken enchiladas!
Candied ginger, for the fruitcake. Yup, fruitcake.
Rascally Root Vegetables from our autumn CSA share!- Sure it was easy to use up the luxurious tomatoes and zuccini of summer, but it takes tenacity to chop, chip and julienne enough rutabaga, parsnip, turnip, & celeriac to live up to the pioneer ethic- especially with no root cellar! help! :)
I am always chopping up chocolate for my baking.
butter nut squash-- half to roast, half to boil and mash.
I'd be cutting up some nice crusty bread.
I'd be chopping up some pecans and chocolate, for some Tollhouse pie! MMMmmmmm
Lovely cutting boards are always welcome in my home. Those tough squashes that are in season right now are in need of cutting on equally cool boards. Mmm.
I'll be chopping up lots of carrots, celery, onions, and water chestnuts to put into stuffing.
Lots of things - mainly vegetables.
this is a fantastic idea... i will be chopping lots of apples... im making pie this week
I will be chopping walnuts to make kolache as per my great grandmother's recipe.
We just destroyed our plastic IKEA cutting board slicing up 4 loaves of bread from a local bakery, so this new one would be welcome around here. What would I be cutting on it? More bread!
lots of veggies.
veggies, cheese...etc
this would be sort of neat to have.
onions, almost exclusively! I find a way to put them in everything.
any and all veggies from the farmer's market; an organic cornucopia
I'd cut up all the veggies we throw into our almost daily lunch quesadillas! Those are really gorgeous cutting boards.
I would use this board to cut up fruits, without having them taste a little like garlic and onions from our other cutting board.
I'd love one of those - I've bee wanting once since Recycline came out with the new line, but the Whole Foods near me doesn't have them yet. :/
As far as what I would be chopper - garlic, potatoes, and lots of fresh parsley!
Carrots, potatoes, celery for beef stew... yum!
Cheese and veggies for a welcoming pot of soup on a snowy afternoon.
Lots of veggies for soup.
Veggies to make some veggie soup.
My knives would be so happy!
I'd be chopping chocolate, to make truffles!
These would be very welcome in my kitchen!
Veggies and more veggies!
I'll be chopping veggies.
I'd chop bulk chocolate to melt down into a rich, velvety ganache.
Tip: use a bread knife to chop chocolate for melting
chocolate for baking! yum!
Vegetables for stir fry!
mmm. tofu and veggies!
garlic, green onions, ginger, and a kiwi (tenderizer) for bulgogi :)
apples for an apple pie, and carrots and veggies for stir fry :-)
I'd be chopping veggies for soup!
walnuts and chocolate for brownies
i'll be chopping lots of vegetables for asian dumpling soup!
Most likely celery and onion for homemade cornbread stuffing on Christmas! :)
something to replace the pampered chef cutting board! (please???)
yes, please so i don't cross-contaminate.
The cutting board looks yummy enough...I'll probably just eat it!
I need a new cutting board. Badly.
I'd be chopping lots and lots of veggies for stir fry
Let me chop up my pecans for a great pecan pie for the holidays!! Pick me!
I'd use it to chop veggies, fruit, nuts, and chocolate, as well as slice bread. But since it's so lovely, I'd probably also use it for a cheese board!
I will be using this to chop everything on, and I will be tossing my old ratty boards out!
fruits and veggies no doubt
Don't know yet. Seems likely that butternut squash and brussel sprouts will figure prominently.
I'll use it to cut bread.
Veggies for soup, and endives, gruyere, apples and avocados for Giada de Laurentis's "holliday salad" from last year!
I will be chopping tons of fruits and veggies!!! : )
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I will chop EVERYTHING on this! EVERYTHING!
Please randomly select me!
chopping Fuji apples for snacks
I love this. We have an old beat up cutting board.
I'll be chopping up fresh mushrooms, water chestnuts, celery, onion, etc. for the stuffing for my turkey.
I'd be chopping up the ingredients for a tomato and cucumber salad with lots! of red onion. Most often, anyway...
Very nice
I'm still working my way through several bushes of organic granny smith apples I got from the local apple orchard a couple of months ago, so I've been slicing and eating several of them each day. The Paperstone cutting boards look much sexier than the marred plastic ones I've been using.
This is beautiful.
This is great - we are constantly onions and apples!
I sure I would use this for my veggies.
Bagels, carrots, veggies.
Always use another cutting board
Choppin Broccoli, Choppin Broccoli, Choppin Brocoli :-)
I need a new cutting board! :)
I'd probably be chopping some vegetables, but wind up chopping a finger!
Lots of cauliflower for curry roasted cauliflower--and other vegetables for roast vegetables.
veggies for soup
I'll be chopping my coal into smaller pieces, which I can then simmer in my annual pot of Coal Soup! Good girls don't have *all* the fun...
Dicing apples
veggies and fruit and nuts and meat!
everything....french bread& cheese, tomatoes for salsa, fruit & anything & everything chopable :)
Our wooden cutting boards are getting a bit moldy at the edge, but it seems that we cannot get rid of them before buying something new. This gift will actually motivate us to do it. Thanks.
Interesting - looks good for bread
chocolate and nuts for brownies
Crusty bread to go with my cheese plate!
That's nice! Ouch I just cut my finger off typing this!
Every good dish starts in my house starts with chopping up onions and garlic
Garlic and onions. We use them on a daily basis.
everything I'm cutting of course!
paperstone, first time i've ever heard of it...
nuts for cookies
Onions are a daily chopped item in my house!
Great to dice tomatoes on.
I saw a HG tv show where they used this as a countertop. This would be a great way to check out this new "green" material.
Like most of the above ATers, I'll be chopping veggies and plenty o' onions most of the time, as well as potatoes for my Saturday morning solo brunches (yum!).
I would be chopping lots of veggies for my veggie soup great for the cold days of winter
I'd be slicing up some cheese for a lovely holiday cheese par-tay.
I'd be chopping up a lot of potatoes for some good winter soup.
pickles! Well, that's what I'd always be slicing. Great way to balance all those cookies.
my global knives want 'em for holidays.
i'd chop up my old ikea cutting boards!
Lots of potatoes (for mashed and fried potatoes) and onions, carrots, chicken breasts for stir fry, apples....
I would uses these cutting boards to cut veggies! I'll be cutting a lot of veggies in January in order to lose all of those extra pounds I've collected during the holiday season!
apples! I love apples.
Veggies for my chicken peanut butter soup.
Okinawan purple sweet potatoes here.
ooh, ooh, yes!
Its just right for slicing and dicing.
veggies for soup!!!
lots of veggies to balance the holiday cookies
Apples for apple pie!
I like to use different boards for different types of foods....this would be for vegetables.........
Of course, only the finest veggies and fruits!
cheese and fruit!
vegetables for stuffing, plus ham
Veggies and Chicken for Stirfry!!
Onions. My dad's an onion farmer so they're always in great supply!
Cabbage for sauerkraut
Materials for latkes for certain, and probably also apple turnovers.
Please enter me thanks~!~!~!
choppin' broccoli
CUt me off a slice of that!
I would love to have one of these - I would use it constantly to cut up my vegies for soups, omelettes, etc. and of course, sweet potatotes for my sweet potatoe casserole!
Wow so cool!
I take it
if i can't have the countertops, maybe i can at least have the cutting board
One thing I've long since decided is that one can never have too many cutting boards in their kitchen! These are great!
So cool
Beautifully black AND green!
hopefully everything but my fingers...
garlic and tomatoes for my favorite sauce
Hot crusty bread...winter squash...potatoes...onions... So many things to chop and slice...so few gorgeous cutting boards!
how great would these look with my black spotted granite!
Definitely onions.
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I'll be chopping avocadoes, onions, tomatoes, garlic, and lots more. Thanks for the giveaway!
sustainable chopping!
very lovely....
Veggies, all kinds of veggies. I'm not picky.
I would cook away. Great for making salads. Thanks for the great contest.
These are sooo cool! They would look great in my kitchen!
I would love a whole kitchen counter top of paper stone, but would gladly make do with one of these lovelies. I'll be chopping chocolate for cookies and for melting for dipping pretzels. Yum!
Give it to me!
Glorious Produce!
Veggies for salads
Lots and lots of veggies would be chopped on that fine "green" cutting board.
Week 2 has been BRUTAL but well worth it...these would really make me want to cook in my newly-scrubbed kitchen as my current ancient grandma-style cutting board is made of ripply glass and makes horrible noises when the knife strikes it! Yikes!
What a fabulous product!
love this! nice alternative to the boring one I have.
very nice-- I need new cutting boards
Um, probably my fingers since I am not good with my knife skills. :(
lots and lots of onions
Let's see... nuts, to roll my mini-cheeseballs (with a grape inside!) in; artichokes and herbs for the dip ... and I haven't planned the rest of the menu yet!
onions and potatoes for pierogi!
Ohhhh...a darker colored board will not stain from tomatoes, beets, carrots....
carrots, ginger, onion, apple, potato, pear, cinnamon sticks...what wouldn't you chop on something that lovely?
spinach. for spinach gnocchi!
i need this.
Raclette Cheese!
yummy, yummy..
I'll be chopping nuts for cookies.
Cheese for holiday cheese trays
lots of veggies!
ooh, a sexy cutting board!
Loads of veggies to roast. Chocolate chunks for choc choc chip cookies. Warm bread straight from the oven!
pumpkin and squash and just about anything... i love to cook!
parsnips, carrots, beets and potatoes for savory veggie roasts
onions and peppers, peppers and onions - and garlic.
I'll be cutting up yummy homemade artisan bread
Nuts for baking!
grilled cheese sandwich.
Lettuce and Onions
fruits and veggies! and a chicken cutlet every now and then
All the holioday veggies will be cut on it.
Lots of veggies and maybe a little fruit.
chop chop
going chopping
cheese, cheese and probably more cheese.
apples & cheese
We will be chopping citrus wedges. For drinks, of course.
I'm a vegetarian so I'm always chopping and chopping and chopping away at vegetables! I would love to win!
This would totally blend with my counters...which is a good thing!
I don't eat meat--so lots and lots of veggies!
Cutting boards are wonderful items to have in the kitchen for bacterial growth.
Since I just threw out my cheapie Ikea cutting board, this would be very welcome right now
Veggies for cub stew!
vegetables galore plus a lot of garlic!
You name it...I'll chop it.
I'd try to slice fresh vegetables, but would most likely only slice my fingers...I'm not too handy in the kitchen... :-/
That would be nice for my new place.
garlic, onions, carrots, celery!
I am in need of a new cuting board and this would be perfect.
The sleek design of these boards will look great in my kitchen!
my $2 plastic cutting board has bowed and left the room
I'd be chopping many, many vegetables on this board - they'd look so pretty on it, and who doesn't want their work to look pretty?
cucumbers. always.
These are pretty nifty!
Prime rib.
Awesome! More ways to go (and slice) green.
very cool!
I would never thought this could be recycled - how wonderful - thank you
I can't believe that paper can be recycled into a cutting board. How wonderful.
Neat idea. I want to win this.
To cut bread!
i would cut bread. and maybe some vegetables for a meat stew.
Liver and fava beans- and I'd have a nice bottle of Chianti with them... {phhtphhtthpphtthh}
D'Anjou pears for the White Chocolate Tiramisu Trifle with Spiced Pears that will be served at my holiday party this year. :)
Fruit and cheese - and I'd make these stylish boards serve double-duty as serving platters. Less time washing and arranging means more time for festivities!
Lots of veggies and of course other items since I love to cook!
I'll be cutting up all the great squashes and pumpkins I've learned about this season!
Veggies! That looks so much better than my gross old plastic cutting board.
Fruits need a separate board.
Apples for the pie before Christmas, vegetables for the turkey soup after.
...you really do need a stable cutting surface to inflict some nasty cuts on your finger(s) during food prep !!!
nice concept.
carrots, apples, ginger, lemon and banana for my morning juice. yea, i know i'm one of 'those people'.
I can always use a new cutting board...
great for chopping veggies for soup
v.nice, v. nice.
Perfect for those veggies!
lots of things, but probably my fingers, as usual, before too long
Chopping up nuts for cookies and cakes and pies and breads and cookies..... Thank you for this giveaway!
Nice cutting board.
i hope i win
My husband brings home crusty bread every night, that's what I would be cutting on these boards, and my tree hugging daughter would approve. Thanks!
These are cool and good looking too. They would be a proud addition to our holiday table!
Another thing missing from my kitchen.
Love this design!
Awesome idea, I'll be using this for Turkey on Christmas~
My husband would be using this for all of his chopping endeavors - especially onions, peppers and mushrooms.
Tons of Veggies, Fruits, Hazlenuts.
Veggies for salads and cooking.
love the design! want the boards!
Any type of veggies!
Lots of herbs & veggies for those winter stews & soups!!
chop chop squash for squash soup
I would love to get this for Christmas. It would look great in my kitchen.
Every kind of vegtable.
Vegetables for salads, because I really need to eat more veggies.
IT feels like I'm forever dicing onions!!!
Love the "green" cutting board
Vegetables for my potato leek soup
chocolate for baking!!
how unique!
i'd be chopping veggies , lots of veggies
what wouldn't i be chopping on these babies!
If I win, I'm going to splurge on a whole lot of fois gras!!
My boyfriend and I need this--he's a chopaholic!
Garlic on everything, and I'd be chopping endive and walnuts!
Hard cheeses, apples and pears, some crusty bread!
i will do some green chopping action
Veggies for soup; Ginger for everything else!
my veggies for salad, this gift is for me, sorry Em
amazing! would be nice to throw out our plastic ones.
Fruits and Veggies!
garlic garlic garlic!
veggies for my awesome veggie lasagna!
What a neat idea!
Yes please!
i'll be choppin' veggies for sure
Paperstone sounds interesting. *Thanks* for the giveaway!
cutting limes for coronas and gin and tonics . . .
Every kind of vegetable for my famous vegetable pizza for our holiday appetizer!
Since I'm mostly a veggiesaurus it would have to be lots and lots of veggies
Onions, onions and more onions
This is cool. I use my cutting board everyday!
Sweet potatoes are my favorite...
apples for pie. Yum!
I am in serious need of new cutting boards for the new year.
I'd be chopping lots and lots of veggies. And using it to press garlic as well.
so handy for ease of clean up!
Homemade chocolate bread with dried cherries.
Soup ingredients, definitely.
Lets see. Homemade Scalloped Potatoes would be what my kids would say. But I would be using it mostly to chop up apples for my Jewish Apple Cake.
this might work for cleaning fish
Veggies for hummus dip. Always a nice alternative at the holiday parties teeming with sweets and heavy food.
I don't cook meat, so it will have to be lots of colorful veggies!
The cook's staples, onions, celery, and carrots!
Oooo...I'll be chopping chocolate for all sorts of holiday desserts and definitely an assortment of veggies for the big feast!
onions for just about everything :)
This would look great on my marble counter top and I use a cutting board for everything!
I'm trying the 7 fish dishes this year, so definately seafood.
Hmmm...Lots of chocolate for my holiday candy. Also onions, but not together.
Love it
Swiss chard! And probably arugula too...
I'm buying one anyway…
I have never heard of Paper Stone before. Sounds cool.
Onions and garlic, o my!
Homemade bread!
Plantains for tostones!
These match the color of my countertop, LOVE 'em!
Great kitchen accessory
good for chopped salad.
If only more recycling things were available. The world would be a better place.
I would be cutting up my onions and tomatoes
I agree with risingstar!! I love the fact it was made from recycled material. If all things were, this place would in fact be a better place!! I love to bake and cook and would use this constantly.
Cheese & apples...
These will cover my tiny countertop!
we're spec'ing paperstone in a client's home... Great material... would love to have a little piece of my own.
Veggies, veggies, and more veggies!
veggies and fruit for my juicer
Much nicer than the plastic one I have.
a chopping board for every category of food.
What a nice chopping board for veggies!!
I could use this.
awesome that it's made of 100% post consumer recycled paper
They are beautiful, so first I'd set some bread and cheese on it and just admire it for a while before I cut.
I'd love to have a board like this! My counter will thank you, and so will I.
pomegranates would be festive
red swiss chard
smoked salmon
green onions
red bell pepper
to cook up in an omelet
love to win
I'll chop apples and pears for a nice pie, yummy!
Visually they will look great on the black surfce.
Veggies :)
Slicing bread for a pumpkin bread pudding with caramel toffee sauce.
More sanitary than the old wooden cutting boards. Would like to have it!
Lots and lots of veggies (and probably some cranberry bread).
butternut squash
Actually I would be chopping a lot of things on this cutting board because I am starting a home catering business!
i LOVE chopping fruits and veggies. it is so exacting and soothing. i would chop so veggies u for a huge pot of potato and leek soup!
Wouldn't fennel look nice being sliced on these cutting boards... in my kitchen?
I'll be chopping all my garden veggies on this board. What an amazing thing it is, too! This is the first I've heard of paperstone, but I'm definitely looking into it more.
thinly slicing 8 pounds of potatoes for gratin dauphinoise. unless i win that zyliss on the kitchen; then i'd still have onion duty
Lovely cutting board - hope I win!
lots of winter squash.
hmm..garlic on this black board would look particulary pretty :)
a lot of people want this one.. fingers crossed for #1!! :)
mmmm...chop, chop, chop carrots for warm winter soup.
I'll be chopping up nuts, and dried persimmons from our dehydrator!
Cheese, fruit, nuts for cookies... Anything and everything.
I'll be chopping lots and lots of nuts for goodies. And veggies for soups.
I'd chop up an assortment of vegetables to make minestrone soup.
Swoosh swoosh swoosh, thump thump thump, etc. Insert a grinning man's chopping and slicing sounds here...
There always seems to be garlic being minced and then smeared to paste with coarse salt in nearly everything I cook. Though not desserts!
Fruit salad! Yummy, yummy! (thanks to the Wiggles...)
I'd be chopping some nice garlic and onions for starters...
Paper-thin slices of sweet potato for oven fries.
cheese, please!
I need it.
Veggies for a huge salad.
I'd chop veggies and fruit... try to get a dose of something a little healthy this holiday season.
Yay for recycled products! To be frank, I'd probably end up chopping a bit of my finger.
I'm always cutting onions and peppers for omlettes
i would like this cutting board for my boyfriend. he slices and dices for our dinners every night. and yes, i know how lucky i am!
these are so cool.
Lots and lots of fruits and vegetables
Nothing in our apartment would be safe from cutting (except people, of course)!
We'll be cutting up lots of onions since that's a main ingredient of many dishes.
Lots of winter squash for the season. Great item.
I would slice up things for my mom's dressing!
Lots and lots of veggies for homemade soups.
onions and other veggies.
very unusual
veggies fruits meats etc
fruits and veggies
Veggies for dinner and fruits for dessert!
lots of onions and garlic
i'll be chopping up lots of fresh fruit to make french fruit and custard tartelets!
alot of onions and vegetables for my Christmas meal
I'd use the cutting board to cut up chicken for a stir fry
I need this for all the salads I make!!
I'll be cutting up some brie, tomatos, and some english muffins for some breakfast sandwiches!
i would be choppin everything from fruit to vegies and all the in betweens
This would be better than scratching up dinner plates when I cut onto those!
I would be cutting the crust off of the darling daughters sammies.
I'd love it. I use my cutting board all the time.
onions, onions and more onions baby
very cool
It would be a small, but certainly useful enough, consolation for not being able to afford paperstone countertops!
We'd be cutting up zuchinni and onions to throw on the grill...Yummy! Thanks for the chance to win a much needed prize!
Cool !!
I'll be chopping up lots of onions and gingerbread! (not together of course)
Garlic is my favorite thing to chop.
I'll be cutting up potatoes -- mashed potatoes are the quintessential winter comfort food!
Ingredients for fresh salsa and guac
I'll be chopping broccoli ... chopping broccola ...
I mean seriously, I have a plethora of veggies that need chopping!
Onions and garlic
this would look so lovely in my kitchen...
This one is for me!
fresh french fries
Yes please. Thank you.
vegetables for some pepper steak.
garlic and onions
veggies.... lots and lots of veggies!
oh I could chop all day garlic onions tomatoes you name it!
I would chop chicken and fish....might throw in some garlic as well...but most importantly it would look fabulous in my kitchen.
I would be chopping up cheese (I do live in the dairy capital!) :)
Please count me in :)
i'll be chopping up tons of veggies for a stew!
Fruit, veggies, nuts and anything else yummy to add to my recipes.
cutting meats
garlic. always, forever garlic.
I love to make vegetable soup when the snow starts falling.
Fresh, seasonal, local fruits and veggies, of course!
Veggies for winter veggie stews.
Lots of veggies! Thank you for the contest!
I'll be chopping friut for smoothies or vegetables for omelets!
I'd be chopping all kinds of veggies because I love salad. Thank you!
chopping garlic!
I'd use it to chop chocolate and nuts for candy.
thanks for a green prize...chopping vegetables for dressing
I'd chop just about anything but my fingers on that board
veggies and lots of garlic :)
I would chop veggies for delicious, warm soup......and maybe slicing a little homemade bread to eat with it!! YUM!!
Finally a male cutting board
if it arrived early enough the christmas ham
vegatables vegatables more vegatables
I'd be chopping salad ingredients... and of course the obligational onion!
I'll be chopping tons of dried apricots and dates for sugar plums. They'll be dancing through my head all night long... ;)
So beautiful
We will chop all the garlic, shallots and onions from our farm!
those are really neat.
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everything :)
My b-friend would love these!
Vegetables for my stew.
i can't cook without onions and garlic. Is that boring?
tons of chocolate for baking!
root vegetables- parsnips, turnips, carrots, beets, potatoes, celery root!
I would use these for cutting veggies.
Vegetables to make turkey soup out of leftovers.
Wow, those are really cool!
Not my fingers ;)
Nuts for Christmas cookies!
Veggies, prepare to be chopped!
This would look fabulous on my counter!
Truthfully, onions. Nothing else gets so much chopping around here. Thanks for the giveaways!
Very nice, I love the fact it is recycled.
Onions, and potatoes
matches my kitchen perfectly
We really need one! I love that it is recycled.
my little guy just started with the finger foods -- i'm doing lots of chopping and mincing lately...
These would go well with the dishwasher I had installed today.
Oh yeah, with this cutting board my daughter will think I've now moved up a notch from the Betty Crocker microwave cookbook and maybe now she'll trust me with the oven!
I would chop everything I cook on this. I especially love to make salsa and guacamole so onions, avocados, tomatoes, cilantro and jalapeno.
veggie plate!
well now the impulse to imitate Johnny Depp and his compatriot might overcome me, but as a rule, the only heads that would get chopped on this board would be broccoli and flowers (dead-heading them)
onions and root veggies for warming winter stew!
Red peppers!
Chop away.....
tofu into cubes. broccoli into cubes. apples into cubes. Yes, I have a toddler. Lots of chopping involved.
I would love to chop veggies on these.
jingle bells jingle bells
Oh paperstone... how I love thee
Since we have no countertops, we need something to cut on . . . like cutting boards for instance.
veggies for a nice thick stew
This would make chopping veggies for minestrone a true delight.
it would look so pretty on my ugly tile counters, and then there's all that chopping fun!
It's amazing what they can do with recylced products.
very pretty
nice having black ones
slicing and dicing!
Apples, pears, grapes for my toddler (his favorite fruits)
I like to chop my tomatoes extra thin for my smoked turkey sandwiches! I So need a chopping board!
All the veggies and bread needed for my favorite stuffing
Veggies for my stirfry!
i could badly use this
This would be a boon to my slicing and dicing.
We can never have enough cutting boards. This one looks great!
Very cool!
How unusual! Made from recycled paper!?!
As always, garlic and onions.
great contest
i likey.
chop me up
button mushrooms
shiitake mushrooms
a little thyme
to make some good mushroom soup.
I'll be chopping plenty of veggies for vegetarian lasagna and risotto.
Chopping on the board? Big ol' holiday ham..
When I'm done, do I chop up the board for recycling? or is it actually sturdy?
I'd love to own these!
Fabulous for cutting vegetables!
I actually NEED this!
Good Luck everyone
I'm Polish, so lots of onions and cabbage this month!
What WOULDN'T I chop?
Very kool!
Fresh vegetables all the way!
Nuts, cheeses, fruit, veggies, all of the above, Merry Christmas!
Fruit, Veggies, Bread and Fruit
Lots of vegetables for stir fry.
We are a "green" family. This is not only environmentally friendly but extremely clever and useful. I want it! Thanks!
everything from soup (veggies) to nuts
Fruits and Veggies!!!
chop, chop, chop! I'd love this for everyday use, just cutting veggies for salad, etc.
onions and garlic.. gotta keep that stuff segregated to avoid another accidental garlic banana bread incident
i like to cut
we'll make stuffing of course!
Mmm, I'll be chopping root vegetables to roast in the oven!
choppity-chop the garlic!
I could use a cutting board right about now!
Endless cranberries for endless loaves of cranberry walnut bread
Veggies for the veggie tray!
Cranberries! It's fun to cut them by hand...they fly around the kitchen and bang into walls.
I have no countertops and often resort to cutting at my kitchen table. These would make it a much more enjoyable experience!
cutting fruit for my morning oatmeal.
I need a new cutting board...
How neat is this!!
I really gottsa have this
So beautiful and the color would go great in my Red Theme kitchen.
chop chop chop
Very sleek.
Nice! Much betterlooking than my old jelly-boards!
Awesome boards
chop chop chop
Very cool.
I desperately need a new cutting board!
i love that they have handles!
lots of chocolate into chunks for cookies!
I need a new cutting board for all the veggies I put in the soups I make!
hopefully not my fingers! it would actually be for my food chopping hubby!
Slicing homemade olive bread.
What amazing cutting board,would really fit my house perfectally,all my house is done in bronze.The black is fabulous, merry christmas.
Hope I win
spinach and paneer...for the masala potluck i'm throwing dec 30th!
I maybe chopping off my fingers this year.
some country bread...
I'd be chopping mushrooms.
Lovely cutting boards, will look so good in my kitchen
cutting bjoard! i need you!
I love to chop and chop and chop!
I would love to chop away with a new cutting board!
Never saw such a cool looking cutting board!!
Lots of garlic and onions
Veggies for chicken barley stew!
This is so versitle - cutting/chopping meat, fruits, vegis, fish, crafts for the family; this is a great prize, thanks
I would be chopping veggies and ham, what a beautiful board!
Cutting freshly baked brownies into squares
the ingredients for mango salsa.
A fresh Salad, with spinach, red onions, tomatoes, if I had this cutting board I would be putting this on my menu more often
This would be great
Chopping Broccoli.
I need a new cutting board to dedicate to my onions and garlic. These would be perfect!
I'm so past overdue for a new cutting board -- last one was plastic and got too close to the heat when oven was on--and I would love something other than the (ugh!) plate I've been using to chop up all the green veggies to make my lasagna red and green!
I plan on slicing lots of fresh baked bread on these boards.
I will be slicing dark cherry bread and banana nut bread on my cutting board.
Everything and anything into very small even cubes. That's just what I like to do.
I would use it to chop veggies, slice bread, cut up fruit. It would be used and loved in my kitchen.
1 for meat (chicken, pork, beef) and 1 for the veggies
i could definitely use this in my kitchen!
veggie board
I have been coveting the paperstone counters at work, it would be nice to have these at home.
Onions...and celery.....and scallions.....yum! Stuffing!
This would be great for chopping vegetables.
Definitely garlic...always chopping garlic...
Let's chop!
i'll be carving up some brisket, yummy
yes please
i'll cut up a salad
I could use one of those!!
i would be chopping some onions and peppers for my sausage
Vegetarian indian cooking needs a lot of chopping..i mean a LOTT..you got your veggies, herbs for flavor, tomatoes for curry...
These would go perfectly in my kitchen!
I would chop fruit and vegetables.
Loooooove this.
My husband will love these!
Hell to tha Yeah!
winter vegetables for stews and soups
yes please!
Fruits for pie. And cobblers and crisps and such....
Prep for tacos
squash and zucchini
I need it to beat stuff on...garlic...chicken...
And to debone and clean and butterfly all sorts of good eats.
That's pretty cool looking.
paperstone looks awesome
I need a new board. My wood one broke... guess I shouldn't have put it in the dishwasher...
wow how wonderful!
This will save my countertops.
lots of veggies for my famous relish tray!
I'll be slicing apples and oranges!
I'll slice bread!
I can use one and my granddaughter can use one :)
I'll prep my New York steak on this!
Veggies, veggies, veggies.
I'd christen this by de-boning a chicken.
I would be chopping up onions and celery for my turkey stuffing, on it, if I won this chopping board. Thanks for the contest!
my bet the most chopped food will be tomatoes, oranges, onions and garlic.. (not all eaten at once)
These would be very useful as I chop a lot of herbs and vegetables.
celery and onions
limes and lemons for the bar.
I'd be sitting and admiring it!
would be perfect for my new place!
I love that this is great for the environment and functional!
New kitchen remodel needs a new cutting board!
Oh yes! This would be perfect for all my "chopping and dicing" for my oh so special vegetarian chili!
everything! i never leave the kitchen.
I love this! And I love cooking! :)
I love cool kitchen stuff - especially when it's recycled.
This would be such a good upgrade from my plastic cutting board :)
I'd love to win this....thanks!
crudites for our housewarming party!
Homemade breads........
bok choy
i would be chopping carrots, potatoes, and onions for my pot roast. thanks!
A cutting board made out of paper? This boggles my mind! I'd chop all kinds of things on it, just to see how this "paper" holds up.
Perfect for carving the Tofurkey this Christmas!
Lots of veggies!
A nice smoked turkey
Lots of Veggies and breads!!
Veggies, herbs, and lots and lots of garlic!
veggies, bread, everything! protect those countertops!
Classy looking cutting boards!
Nice, thank you!
chop that chicken!
Would love to win
I love this cutting board,cut chop up a storm on this one.
Please enter me to win
I'd be cutting lime wedges for Happy Hour drinks!
Vegetables for pot roast.
Veggies and chicken for stir fry! Yumm!
We eat veggies every day so this is great~
what a great giveaway, thanks
veggies for a nice soup!
This would make me look so good in the kitchen. I would used it for my grilled veggies!
I'll be chopping up lots and lots of winter squash: delicata, butternut, acorn...
I would finally be able to chop with ease
slice and dice.
"Choppin Broc-Co-Li...Choppin Broc-Co-Li..."
I love recylced products! Anything to help save the environment.
oh what a great giveaway! I would love this!
These look really handy.
Makes me want to start chopping and get started on my holiday cooking.
Those would go great with my black and white kitchen!
I love pieces of art that are functonal also!
These are nice and I am jealous of a friend that has one.
Thanks for giving us all a chance to have one!
How cool
Go green! love paperstone
vegetables and more vegetables .. yum
The board is so gorgous that I might only serve on it....not cut on it.
great looking cutting boards
fresh herbs for homemade soups!
Veggies for Chicken soup for these cold Michigan winter days.
I'll be chopping up lots of carrots, celery, onions which go in most things I cook. I would also be chopping potatoes, tomatoes, herbs, apples and oranges - but not to be used all in the same recipe. Thanks for the contest!
I'd be chopping vegetables and fruit for our fabulous fresh juices--and everything else--my cutting board is about all the counter space we have. It's beautiful, by the way
good luck 2 all :)
not sure I would use it, I would just stare at it all day :)
I would use this for cutting veggies and beef for soup.
I would love to win!
These look nice.
What a great product!
i could really use this
enter me please
I'd use this for chopping nuts that I am going to add to holiday desserts. I'd also use it to slice apples for my kiddo. She has a loose tooth and can't bite into them!
My cutting board is over 10 years old - I need this.
I'd choppin' broccolay!
I would chop some beautiful swiss chard, carrots, onions and celery for a hearty winter minnestrone.
Bread and dried cherries for my holiday bread pudding.
I'd love to be able to upgrade from my cheap, plastic IKEA cutting boards.
i'd probley cut my finger on it
Please enter me into the contest. Thanks!
Chicken for salad
What a fantastic cutting board! I would be chopping lots of tomatoes and veggies to make a fresh, yummy salsa.
definitely oranges...and broccoli
veggies for me
Happy Chopping! & Merry Xmas too!
This would come in handy for veggies! TY!! 4 this contest!
Would never imagine a sturdy cutting board could come from recycled paper
wow, what a great contest. thanks for hosting.
Lots of veggies for my special vegetable beef soup.
definitely vegetables, especially green peppers
Veggies! I love veggies!
I would be slicing up steak and veggies for my steak and onion hash over mashed potatoes.
nice prize
Nice prize - I'd love to have a new cutting board like this one.
garlic! You can never have too much garlic in anything and we're always chopping some up
Vegetables for home made soup
I'll be chopping vegetables, onions and garlic!
please enter me
what a fantastic idea!
These are nice!!
This would be a nice for my kitchen.
Love the matte finish. I'd slice apples for cobbler.


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Dinner 1/27 in Columbus, OH
- gini Jan 14, 2010 09:04 AM
I'll be staying in Columbus the night of the 27th downtown. I'm looking for somewhere with great food (Asian, American, European, South American, I eat everything) and a bar that has seat backs on the bar chairs - a strange request, I know, but I don't like to hunch over my dinner. I've eaten at Flat Iron, which was tasty and casual, but that's the only place I've been to besides Elevator Brewing in Columbus.
Right now, I'm trying to choose between M and Barcelona. I'm from Boston and not too worried about cost. Which should I choose or should I eat elsewhere?
Columbus Top 10 Dining
Would also think you would love G. Michael's Bistro in German Village or Alana's near OSU campus.
re: uhockey
Because I don't want to eat at a table. I want to eat at a bar on this specific trip.
The seats at the bar at Rigsby's has backs-not far from downtown-
If you have access to a car, The Top Steakhouse in Bexley may just be what you desire. It's about a 10 min drive from downtown. The whole atmosphere is like something from the '50's, black leather, dark, you expect to see Frank, Dino and Sammy any minute. Not sure about the bar stools, but you can call them. They have a special menu for the bar, which is different from what is offered for dinner. Not sure you can get a steak at the bar, always eat at a table. Depending on the night, they have live entertainment as well. Here is their menu:
re: Diane in Bexley
Thanks for the idea! I've actually already been there, was looking for something downtown.
re: gini
The Clarmont Steakhouse may have what you are looking for. This rec comes with some explanation, I have a personal beef with the owner, the food is generally good. Similar atmospher to the Top, not sure if the bar stools recline, but a decent bar and you will feel comfortable eating there. It's about 1/4 mi south of I-71 on S. High St.
Barcelona is lovely too. It's in German Village, a few minutes from downtown. Never ate at the bar, but the space and food are solid. I like their present menu better than M.
I will second the idea to go to G. Michael's. Their bar stools have backs and the bartenders are great. it is American food, with a southern twist. Best non-Japanese seafood in Columbus. plus great pork.
It is very close to downtown, just on the south side.
Alana's is awesome also, and I believe they have backs on their bar stools as well.
re: lisathewaitress
Thanks for all of the recommendations! I think I'll head to G. Michael's. The online menu features pork cheeks and sweetbreads - two of my favorites!
re: gini
I enjoyed a recent dinner at G Michael's-very nice atmosphere at the bar-but go hungry-the portions are generous. The mushroom ravioli was enough for an entire meal, and was just a starter...
Depending on the time of day you go, you may want to check out Pistacia Vera, just down the block-
and (keeping within the food theme) the great cookbook section of the nearby Book Loft of German Village.
re: David W
Unfortunately, I was too late into town to check out Pistacia Vera, which looks like a great bakery - I love macarons.
The deli on that corner is a gem too.
I really enjoyed G Michael's: the chard/leek/parm soup was earthy and delicious and the sweet breads were quite tasty; though they could have been creamier, the spinach salad made the dish pop. Thanks again!


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Artillery Punch Recipe
From: Field Guide to Cocktails , by Rob Chirico
Makes: Serves 30
A punch that lives up to its name.
This recipe was featured as part of our Punch Recipes photo gallery.
- 1 quart strong black tea
- 1 quart rye or blended whiskey
- 1 (750 ml) bottle red wine
- 1 pint dark rum
- 1/2 pint brandy
- 2 ounces Bénédictine
- 1 pint fresh orange juice
- 1/2 pint fresh lemon juice
- Twists of lemon peel for each glass
- Pour the tea, whiskey, wine, rum, brandy, Bénédictine, orange juice, and lemon juice into a large bowl over a large disk of ice. Stir until blended, and refrigerate for 1 hour. Serve in chilled glasses, and garnish with lemon peel.
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