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Our top-selling Insider Secrets course is changing...
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- "Insider Secrets to Marketing your Business on the Internet" is now "The Step-by-Step Guide to Selling Online"
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The Step-By-Step Guide to Selling Online is Still the #1 Choice for Overcoming All of the Hurdles Between You and a Money-Making Website — Quickly, Easily, and Affordably
The Internet changes at warp speed...
Do you remember hearing the word "twitter" even two years ago? Probably not, but suddenly it's all anyone is talking about. Along with "Facebook," "Bing," "viral marketing," and on and on...
It seems like you just figure out how one of these new Internet tools work, when the next big thing comes rolling along, and you're back at square one.
So how can you possibly learn to start and manage your own successful Internet business — and achieve your goal of financial independence — if the rules of the road are constantly changing?
With help from a comprehensive how-to guide that's as flexible and nimble as the Internet itself: The Step-by-Step Guide to Selling Online.
The Step-by-Step Guide Contains the Same Proven Process We Used Ourselves to Earn Over $100 Million in Online Sales... But Now It Has SO Much More!
You used to know The Step-by-Step Guide to Selling Online as Insider Secrets to Marketing Your Business on the Internet, but we've changed the name to reflect that, over the past year, it's evolved into a comprehensive ebusiness start-up program that has NO equal.
The first big change? In 2009 we moved the entire 1,000+ page program online.
So instead of two hefty binders filled with information that could become dated over time, we're now able to make improvements, changes, and updates to the program in real time. So every time you log into the program, you know you're getting the most cutting-edge strategies for making money online. The strategies that those "in the know" are already using to make big profits.
And now for 2010, we've made it even BETTER, by adding more of the helpful learning features that make it the perfect choice for "newbies" who are just staring out, including:
- Colorful charts and graphics
- Replies to your questions in an interactive Q&A section
- New professionally produced webinars that teach you the hottest new strategies
- More "how to" videos that take the guesswork out of getting started
And, of course,we've thrown in all of the latest techniques for jump-starting your success, like how to reach your market through social media and mobile search, how to win the SEO wars, how to earn more with pay-per-click advertising, and on and one...
And remember, everything we've ever learned about doing business on the Internet in the course of generating $100 Million in online sales is still packed into the Step-by-Step Guide, so even if you're brand-new to doing business on the Internet, you'll be able to:
- Avoid wasting time and money by eliminating the trial and error normally associated with starting a business
- Start making sales quickly, even if you currently don't have a market or products
- Own a business you'll truly love, by learning how to turn your hobbies or passions into a successful website
- Start your business without risk, thanks to our moneyback guarantee
That's why you're going to want to try the Step-by-Step Guide to Selling Online. It's still the great course you know as Insider Secrets to Marketing Your Business on the Internet. But now it's bigger and better than ever!
Click here to try out the new Step-by-Step Guide to Selling Online for 30 days without risk, and get complete access to all of the training, tools,and support you need to start your successful Internet business.
Our Tested-and-Proven Six-Step Formula for Starting and Growing Your Successful Internet Business...
The Internet success formula in The Step-by-Step Guide to Selling Online has been used by thousands of people all over the world during the past 12 years to build profitable Internet businesses, starting from scratch.
Many are now earning solid six-figure incomes, even though they started out with no business experience, technical skills, or ideas for products or markets.
Once you've mastered The Step-by-Step Guide's simple six-step formula, you can easily repeat it — over and over again — to generate a steady stream of income from multiple hands-free websites.
Our six-step success formula is based on the precise approach we used ourselves to generate close to $100 million in sales online...
Step 1:
Find a Lucrative Niche Market Filled With Eager Shoppers
The biggest — and most costly — mistake you can make when you're starting your new Internet business is picking the product you want to sell first!
The best way to make money with your new website is to find a group of people who are already searching the Internet for the solution to a common problem (what's known as a "niche market"), and then offer them a solution.
So in The Step-by-Step Guide to Selling Online, you'll learn to do the market research critical to identifying a viable niche market based on your interests and hobbies, giving you a successful business you'll truly love.
Step 2:
Source or Develop Hot-Selling Products to Offer Your Market
Once you've identified a viable niche market, then you're ready to find or develop a product to sell to them.
If you'd like to make as much money as possible — and have complete control of your business — you'll want to create your own product. The Step-by-Step Guide will show you exactly how to do it. We even have a new 50-65 minute webinar that shows you how to use the Internet to identify the most profitable products.
But if you're not interested in creating a product from scratch, we'll show you how to earn large commissions selling other people's products, how to sell physical products while someone else takes care of the storing and shipping, how to sell a service online, and more.
Step 3:
Write Compelling Sales Copy that Converts the Maximum Number of Visitors into Paying Customers
Not a natural-born writer? Don't worry. With The Step-by-Step Guide, you can effortlessly create compelling sales copy that turns the maximum number of your visitors into lifelong paying customers.
Just follow our proven, step-by-step salescopy formula, and you'll learn exactly how to craft eye-catching headlines, sell with benefits to generate maximum excitement, establish rock-solid online credibility, build a relationship of trust with your readers, and more.
And we give you plenty of examples written by professional sales copywriters, so you'll be able to model your copy on winning approaches. Brand new features for 2010 include power sales copy words, short how-to videos on winning advertising ideas, and more.
Step 4:
Build A Professional Website That Sells
Building a website from scratch can seem intimidating, but The Step-by-Step Guide takes you by the hand, and shows you exactly how to build a simple, professional website that's designed for one purpose: to sell!
In simple, non-technical language, we show you all the important elements of a winning website and provide plenty of design tips to give your site a professional polish. That includes new easy-to-read visual clues and graphs of good/bad navigation, successful landing page designs, SEO holiday planning calendars and more. We even introduce the tools and resources you'll need to easily and quickly build your site.
Finally, we show you how to easily accept payments on your site, so you can begin making sales as soon as possible.
Step 5:
Turn Your First-Time Visitors into Eager Paying Customers
It's a fact that the majority of first-time visitors to ANY website won't make a purchase before they leave the site. But by staying in touch with them, you can easily turn them into lifetime customers.
So in The Step-by-Step Guide to Selling Online, we'll walk you through how to collect your visitors' contact information, and then use permission-based email marketing to drive them back to your site to buy... again and again.
You'll learn how to add an "opt-in form" to your website, how to craft a compelling opt-in offer, how to collect your subscribers' contact information, and much more.
Step 6:
Advertise Your Site to Get a Steady Stream of High Quality, Free or Low-Cost Visitors
Once your new site is up, and you're ready to start making sales and taking payments, you need to actively drive visitors to your site.
To get you started, we'll show you how to start sending a steady stream of visitors to your website within just a few hours of going live. The Step-by-Step Guide even includes the newest trends in pay-per-click advertising, when to use it and when not to, and how to track results to build your business
Then we'll share dozens of strategies for claiming the coveted #1 positions on the search engines, like Google and Bing, and drive potentially thousands more visitors to your site each month... for FREE!
Plus... Get Hundreds of Advanced Techniques for Taking Your Profits to the Next Level
We're not content just to help you build your first website and make your first sale. We want to help you make as much money with your new business as possible.
So we've packed The Step-by-Step Guide to Selling Online with hundreds of advanced techniques that you can use to continue improving your traffic, opt-ins, and sales.
You'll learn how to test and track for improved results... how to use social media to increase your visitors for FREE... how to recruit others to sell your products for you... how to add NEW revenue streams to your website... how to take advantage of "back end" sales to increase the value of each visitor... and much more.
Put Your Entire Business on "Autopilot," So You Have Time To Enjoy Your New Income
The major advantage of having your own Internet business is the ability to work as much — or as little — as you wish, from wherever you happen to be.
So we've filled The Step-by-Step Guide with plenty of help and advice for automating your entire business, so it runs itself, virtually hands free, 24/7!
Imagine being able to earn money around the clock, even while you're on vacation, spending time with your family, or busy building your next profitable website.
We'll show you how to use email to take care of your biggest customer service tasks, how to run hands-free email promotions to continue driving sales, how to, and much more.
Click here to try The Step-by-Step Guide to Selling Online for the next 30 days, and get immediate access to this entire six-step Internet success formula you can use to start making serious money online
The Step-by-Step Guide to Selling Online is an A-Z Business Start-up Program Featuring Simple Step-By-Step Lessons, Video Tutorials, Tools, and Resources
Each step-by-step lesson is written in simple, non-technical language that's perfect for anyone interested in making money on the Internet, no matter what your level of skill or experience is.
And because the Step-by-Step Guide to Selling Online is entirely online, it's updated every time there's a new test result or technique to report, so it never goes out of date.
In fact, we have so much new material in the 2010 version that we changed the name from Insider Secrets. It's the still same popular, modular program used by thousands. But new, revamped, reworked and retooled to put you on the cutting edge of online retail.
Here are just a few of the many features that make The Step-by-Step Guide to Selling Online the most sought-after ebusiness start-up program available on the Internet...
Modular, Step-by-Step Lessons
The Step-by-Step Guide contains 83 simple yet comprehensive lessons, carefully laid out over 12 separate modules.
Each module represent a major milestone on the road to building your new business — from finding a niche market in Module 1, to adding new streams of income in Module 12.
When completed in order, each module builds on what you accomplished during the previous one, ensuring you create a lasting Internet business with a solid foundation.
Of course, if you've already got a website, but you want to improve your traffic, sales, or opt-in conversions, you don't have to follow these 12 modules in order.
Each one has been developed to stand on its own, so you can pick and choose which modules you'd like to study, and in what order, depending on what your goals are for your website.
Embedded Video Tutorials
Do you find it easier to learn by watching rather than reading?
Then you'll be pleased to know that, along with the 83 simple, step-by-step lessons, The Step-by-Step Guide also contains an extended library of video tutorials that demonstrate exactly how to accomplish many of the more involved tasks necessary to build your website.
Each video features one of our in-house marketing specialists, who carefully walks you through the critical tasks that new site owners often find challenging, helping you overcome any hurdles that could potentially limit your progress.
It's like having a virtual trainer looking over your shoulder, and offering you helpful hints and suggestions, right when you need them!
From search engine optimization, pay-per-click advertising, keyword research, salescopy writing, and more, there's a video for virtually every major milestone you need to accomplish. And we're adding new training videos to the site all the time.
And if you like tutorials, check out the brand-new webinars and how-to videos on social media, pay-per-click advertising, and more.
Web-Based Convenience
Because The Step-by-Step Guide is an entirely web-based training program, accessible only through a private, members-only website, it has many advantages over the more traditional — and common — printed manuals and home-study courses.
Thanks to our special online format, you'll get:
Real-time updates to the strategies and techniques as they happen, so you can constantly profit from the latest techniques
Automatic email updates whenever we add a new strategy, technique, or tool to the site, so you can implement them immediately
Downloadable audio and video for your iPod, so you can learn key strategies even during your daily commute or other downtime
Electronic note-taking capabilities, so you can make your own notes and refer to them any time you're logged in to the site.
Easy printing of key sections, so you'll still have easy access to the entire "how-to" system, even when you're away from your computer.
Members-Only Learning Center
Along with the step-by-step lessons and the video tutorials, our private members site also contains many additional tools and resources that you'll find indispensable in building your new business.
The Step-by-Step Guide to Selling Online ha a popular learning center with:
A comprehensive "swipe file" containing a collection of proven marketing materials that will inspire your own winning ideas
An "interests and skills" questionnaire to help you find a niche market that's based on your own passions, skills, hobbies
A salescopy "cheat sheet" containing power words that are guaranteed to inspire your readers to take action.
A pay-per-click organization chart, which clearly demonstrates the structure of a top-performing PPC campaign.
Click here to try The Step-by-Step Guide to Selling Online risk-free, and get all of the step-by-step lessons, video tutorials, tools, and resources you'll need to start your new web business from square one
Launch Celebration Bonus Offer!
We're Committed to Making 2010 the Year You Finally Overcome ALL of the Hurdles That Have Stopped You From Profiting Online...
So when you try out The Step-by-Step Guide to Selling Online for 30 days, our in-house marketing specialists will reveal how they're using three HOT marketing techniques to drive our own success online — then show you exactly how YOU can make money with them, too!
Each of these 3 bonus webinars is about an hour long, and they're hosted by our own product, traffic, and social networking experts, who use these techniques themselves every day to make money online.
Hot Topic #1
Increase Your Revenues by Sourcing Hot-Selling Products for Your Website
Uncovering a niche market with a common problem is just the first step in creating your successful website. Next, you need to develop or find solutions (i.e., products) they'll be willing to pay for.
But how do you go about creating your own product? And what if you don't want to make it yourself?
In this "Hot Topics" session, our niche market and product specialist, Geoff Dyck, will walk you through all of the potential ways that you can get low-cost products to sell on your website for maximum profits.
You'll discover how to:
- Sell and deliver the most popular product there is online... hands-free
- Earn generous commissions by recommending other peoples' products
- Easily develop and sell your own product, and keep 100% of the proceeds
- Sell products and let someone else take care of the storing and shipping
- And much more
Then, after walking you through all of the potential product models, we'll help you decide which one is best suited for you and your market.
About Our Expert
Geoff Dyck is a niche marketing and product sourcing specialist with over 10 years of Internet marketing experience.
A contributing expert in our exclusive Internet Entrepreneur Club, Geoff works with Club members to help them identify the business model and products that are most suited to their sites... and that will deliver the highest potential profit.
When he's not helping our customers, Geoff helps us refine and improve our own product offerings.
Hot Topic #2
Get Qualified Buyers to Your Website Instantly with Low Cost Pay-Per-Click Campaigns
Pay-per-click (PPC) advertising can be an extremely powerful method of promoting your business online, and it's one of the fastest and easiest ways available to get high-quality, targeted prospects to your website.
But when it's not done properly, a PPC campaign can end up being a huge financial drain on your business, and the results can be disappointing.
So in this "Hot Topics" webinar session, our in-house PPC expert, Chuck Anderson, will walk you, step by step, through the process of creating a low-cost, high-impact campaign that gets you a solid return on your investment.
During this session, you'll discover:
- The top PPC strategies that will save you significant money
- The exact steps necessary to set up your very first PPC campaign
- How to write great PPC ads to get maximum exposure
- How to control your PPC budget and cost-per-click spending
- How to track and measure your results for maximum return on investment
- Long-term and short-term PPC strategies you can start using right away
Many promotional methods can take a lot of time and effort to get results, but a PPC campaign is a great way to get a new business off to a quick start, because it's possible to have a campaign up and running — and sending traffic to your site — in just a few hours!
About Our Expert
Chuck Anderson is our in-house pay-per-click expert. He's also a senior Internet marketing mentor who works with clients in both our six-month mentoring program, and our Five-Day Business Launching Clinic.
He is the architect of our own highly successful pay-per-click campaigns, and is directly responsible for the thousands of visits we receive to our website each week.
When he's not doing his pay-per-click magic on our websites, he's busy running successful campaigns on multiple websites of his own.
Hot Topic #3
Promote Your Site Around the World for FREE, by Tapping Into the Popularity of Social Media
One-way conversation with your market is a thing of the past. Smart marketers understand that to get and keep a strong customer base, listening is more important than talking.
Luckily, with the rise of the Internet's social media tools — like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube — people are constantly talking online, and now you can engage with them where they hang out.
But beware! The last thing you want to do is sell to these people. At best, you'll be ignored, and at worst, your reputation could suffer serious damage.
So in this "Hot Topics" webinar session, Lynette Johnson, our Social Marketing Coordinator, will show you the right way to go about engaging with your market on social media sites, and prevent you from making the kinds of fatal mistakes that many "newbies" make when they jump in feet first.
You'll learn:
- How social networking can help your business... and when it can't
- The free tools you can use to engage with your customers, including conversation tools, social bookmarking, and content sharing
- The dos and don'ts of social networking, including when to talk, and when you should just listen
- When you should use automation as part of your strategy (hint: never!)
- How to get started on a social media strategy
- And much more!
About Our Expert
Lynette Johnson is IMC's Social Marketing Coordinator. She has been active in social networking since 2003, and was an early adopter of Twitter.
She has been instrumental in building our own Facebook group of over 5,000 members.
Click here to claim your Step-by-Step Guide trial, and learn how to take advantage of the industry's hottest marketing trends to make money on the Internet.
What Step-by-Step Guide (Insider Secrets) Readers Are Saying...
Over the past 12 years, thousands of people have used the Step-by-Step Guide to start and grow successful Internet businesses of their own.
Many of them had little in the way of business experience or technical skills, yet they've gone on to earn six-figure incomes (and sometimes more) with their own businesses.
Here are a few of their stories...
"I started out as a 16 year old with a computer and a passionate dream when I first bought IMC's course in 2000. I made it my personal handbook and by age 21 I had built three companies to over $1 million in annual sales.
Today I run an 85-person company in North Carolina that did $6.9 million in 2007 sales. I can trace this success directly back to the guide.
Don't let another day pass you by before you make an investment in this course!"
Ryan P. Allis
"Being a nationally recognized author and small business expert, when I decided to start my own online business I knew the value of learning from the very best.
I sought out IMC and using their materials I've grossed six and seven figures every year for the past 4 years.
There is no faster, easier, and professional way to start your own online business, bar none!"
Tim Knox
"I started ten years ago as an Internet/affiliate marketer and my online business just gets better every year!
I highly recommend that you invest in the Internet Marketing Center's Step-by-Step Guide to Selling Online course to get off to a great start."
Rosalind Gardner
"The IMC course not only delivers, it over-delivers big time -- and with all the hype and fluff floating around the Internet, it's always refreshing to see a product of this quality...
No matter what niche you are in IMC will help you flesh out a solid business plan, and give you the tools and knowledge you need to take massive action and succeed in internet marketing."
Soren Jordansen
"I think of the Internet Marketing Center as much more than just a great supplier of information, training, and software, all of which I have used with sterling results. I think of them as a partner in my business and in my success.
Best of all, they have grown right along with me, consistently producing new solutions that keep my business at the top of its game."
Kelly Monaghan
"Before I read the Step-by-Step Guide to Selling Online, I was living on welfare with my 2 young children in a poor class community on the outskirts of Sydney.
I was basically fed up and depressed because I'd tried to start all sorts of businesses but I wasn't having any success. I knew there had to be a better way...
That's when I found the Step-by-Step Guide. Using all that valuable information, I built my first website which now brings in $300,000 per year in sales, on average!"
Larissa Carrus
"I can honestly say that I have never had so much fun learning anything in my life! I re-do exactly what I have been taught and come up with another stream of income.
I spend less than 4 hours per week testing and tweaking my site now and the sales just keep rolling in!
I am now receiving over $2,500 dollars per week in online sales and anticipate that I will double my sales to over $5,000 per week by the end of the month!"
Darren Salkeld
"Financially, my husband and I were struggling. My husband manufactures cedar garden furniture and we were trying to sell it locally, but the business was seasonal (so we didn't have a reliable, steady income).
I started looking for ways to grow the business, and that's when I found the Step-by-Step Guide.
Today, you can find our website on page 1 of most major search engines. (We're ranked #2 in Google for "adirondack chairs" out of over 2 million websites.)
We expect to exceed a million in sales this year -- which is a long way from our original $34,000 per year when we started just 6 years ago."
Karan Kinder
Click here to try The Step-by-Step Guide for the next 30 days, and join the thousands of people who have already used this A-Z ebusiness start-up program to make money on the Internet.
The Step-by-Step Guide to Selling Online Is The Most Comprehensive Business Startup Program Available Anywhere!
Try it Now — Without Risk — For The Next 30 Days, And See For Yourself How Quick And Easy It Is To Become Financially Independent With Your Own Internet Business!
The Step-by-Step Guide to Selling Online and the "Hot Topics" Bonus Webinar Series combined represents your A-Z education in starting and growing your own profitable Internet business.
To be successful with the Guide, you don't need any previous business experience, you don't need to have technical skills, and you don't even need to have any ideas for a business or product.
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Then, after 30 days, once you've had a chance to see for yourself that you really can start your own successful Internet business from square one using The Step-by-Step Guide, you'll automatically become a regular member, and pay just $194.05 for a full year of access.
However, if you decide The Step-by-Step Guide to Selling Online isn't for you, just cancel your trial before your 30-day period is up, and you'll never owe another penny!
Act Today, and in Addition to the $300 Worth of Free "Hot Topics" Webinars, You'll ALSO Receive $200 Worth of Additional Bonus Training Materials...
- A 15-minute private consultation with one of our Internet marketing specialists (a $75 value)
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- A private "Rolodex" of hundreds of Internet marketing tools and resources (a $27 value)
Carefully selected by our team for its value in starting and growing your business, this directory will save you HUNDREDS of hours trying to choose the best services
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These seven "road maps" break down each step of creating your business into bite-sized chunks, so you'll always know exactly what you need to do next to continue progressing with your website.
Your 30-Day Trial Is 100% Risk Free!
The Step-by-Step Guide to Selling Online 30-Day trial is your chance to try out our complete business-building program from start to finish without making a significant investment. If you find before the end of your 30 days that it's not for you, just let us know, and $2.95 is all you'll EVER pay!


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Help us make a difference in the future of education by joining us this February 5th for Digital Learning Day! In today's interconnected world, the way students learn is increasingly reliant on digital technologies. This doesn't
just mean having the newest resources and gadgets, it means fully integrating digital learning throughout the entire
educational experience. In order to fully prepare students for success in college and a career, schools and
libraries everywhere need to embrace digital learning. We can't prepare every child for the digital future without
your support. Help us build the wave of innovation this February 5th by ensuring every child has the opportunity
to learn in an innovative, digital environment.
In FocusInvesting in Instructional Technology: Accelerating Educational Reform in MarylandThis report on the future of instructional technology in Maryland was written at the request of former State Superintendent of Schools Dr. Nancy S. Grasmick, when she met with the Maryland Instructional Technology Advisory Council, appointed to provide oversight and direction to the Maryland Educational Technology Plan for the New Millennium (2007-2012) and to determine how best to move forward with the integration of technology into teaching and learning. The report includes recommendations about how Maryland should move forward with technology during its current Third Wave of Reform, as well as exemplars of efforts that include educational technology from around the State.

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Full name Gregory Robert Oliver
Born July 17, 1995, Cape Town, Cape Province
Current age 21 years 12 days
Major teams Western Cape Invitation XI, Western Province Under-19s
Batting style Right-hand bat
Bowling style Right-arm medium
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Loose West Indies succumb to Ashwin's wiles
One after another, the hosts' batsmen attempted questionable flicks and drives in their second innings, disregarding the drift and dip the offspinner was generating
Ashwin emulates Botham with ton and seven-for
Stats highlights from the fourth day's play in Antigua where Ashwin's maiden five-wicket haul outside Asia bowled India to an innings victory
Stats highlights from the first day of the Antigua Test, where Virat Kohli and Shikhar Dhawan stole the show from the hosts
Manjrekar: 'Kohli reminds me of Tendulkar'
Former India batsman Sanjay Manjrekar analyses the various aspects of the first day's play in Antigua
Four double-tons in a day, and a Eddie Redmayne lookalike
Also: the fastest Indian to 50 wickets, and Yasir Shah's unwanted "double-hundred"
The case for four-day Tests (78)
Shorter matches spell good news for spectators and broadcasters. Cricket has a little to lose and a whole lot to gain by truncating its premier format
Standout performers continue to carry England (68)
A crushing victory over Pakistan gave England plenty to be pleased about but familiar concerns remain over the make-up of the side
Fresh Sabina track to refresh West Indies? (65)
The likes of Alzarri Joseph and Miguel Cummins could narrow the gap between the two sides in Jamaica, on what looks set to be a green pitch
Loose West Indies succumb to Ashwin's wiles (54)
One after another, the hosts' batsmen attempted questionable flicks and drives in their second innings, disregarding the drift and dip the offspinner was generating
Herath versus the mighty Australians? (45)
Sri Lanka's lead spinner must feel like a bus driver in charge of a spluttering vehicle as the hosts strive to challenge a strong Australian side


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These colors would be fabulous for use as the earth on a nature table. Some would also make good skin colors for people and/or gnomes. The colors are (from left to right) Light Khaki Green, Medium Brown, Rust (from the Autumn Set), River Rock Grey, Pale Teal. We have a few Tan/Beige silks left, this color is shown in a photo below. 34" x 35" square, 8 mm. Silk is from China, dyed in USA.
We also have some lovely earthtone silks in our Grab Bag section, see link to Grab Bag Silks below - they are of various sizes - read descriptions carefully.
PLEASE NOTE: As with all playsilks, sizes vary from silk to silk. They are hand-hemmed, dyed in very hot water, ironed, and each of these processes can change the size of the silks. They are not perfect squares. We find that children do not notice and enjoy each as it is.


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I hope you have all had a good week. Those of you on the east cost of the the US please be safe this weekend! I was watching the evening news Thursday night and it looks like it could get kind of rough. I am sure you all welcome the rain, but all of the wind and severe weather can just stay in the Atlantic!
Today I have a layout I made using the Teresa Collins Chic and Scary cartridge. My favorite part of this layout is the little banner. I have seen so many people do something similar, so I am glad I was finally able to make my own version!
|The paper is from DCWV.
|I cut this scalloped circle out at 3 1/2" and stamped it with a Close To My Heart stamp (that is unfortunately now retired).
|I cut the banner out at 2" and the scallops out at 1 1/2". The bat is cut out at 3/4", the witch and cat are cut out at 1 1/4", and the pumpkin is cut out at 1".
|I cut the title out at 6".
|The swirls are cut out at 2". I am not sure what cartridge they are from as I made this layout nearly two months ago. I really should take better notes!
Don't forget that we are giving away a fabulous OTT craft light this week!
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Glaser, Philpott, Crooks, Corley, and Christopherson Get To CGS Victory Lane
By Ben Deatherage
(Photos Courtesy of Madman Photography)
The Cottage Grove Speedway had another action packed evening of racing on Saturday July 27th. A full card of classes were on tap which included the DIRTcar Super Late Models, Northwest Extreme Sprints, Street Stocks, Hornets, and WRS Late Model Lites.
Tangent's Trevor Glaser showed everyone why he is the guy to beat on the Pacific Coast as he would dominate the field in the DIRTcar Late Model feature. It would mark the second win of 2013 at the famed ¼-mile bullring for the chauffeur of the Bayer Crop Science/Farmland Tractor Supply/Ground and Water #2 Trak-Star. Where the race was fierce was second on back as they sliced and diced for positions.
Rick Wyatt from Aumsville, who's shop had burned to the ground a little over a week ago, made his return to "The Grove" to finish second in his Elite Cabinets Plus/Don Frank Flooring #24W Rocket with Tony Brakeall of Sodaville finishing behind him in third in the Sure Flow Concrete Pumping Services/Swing Construction/Art Plus Signs and Designs #13 Swartz entry. Completing the top five would be the Cold Springs Resort/R.G. Remanufacturing/Driving Force Graphics #36 Rocket of Shaun Mayea from Bend in fourth and Springfield's Paul Culp crossing the line in fifth in his X-Factor Race Cars/Northwest Gallery/All Pro Steel #42 X-Factor.
Dan Philpott of Glide would pick up a huge victory to become the first male victor in the Northwest Extreme Sprint division. Philpott would gain the top spot after early race leader Jesse Thistle from Creswell would have mechanical problems in his All Around Printing/Cobalt Computer Services/RCV Custom Coach Repair #4 Maxim. Philpott would have no problems keeping his mount out in front and would but the Eveland Sandblasting/Double R Powdercoating/Brothers Auto Body and Paint #29 Rocket in the winner's circle.
Dusty Redmond of Roseburg would finish the evening in second place in the Redmond Trucking #57 Rocket followed by the Three Rivers Casino/Bi-Mart/Brook's Cut Rate Auto Parts #70 Maxim of Eugene pilot Raquel Ivie. Salem's Kady Adelman would end her night in fourth in the BC Motorsports/K&S Motorsports #6A Maxim while ending the night in fifth was Mike Griffith of Fall Creek in his 1st Choice Construction/Crossfire Ministries/RV Outlet #21 Gambler.
In the Street Stocks it looked like Jake Mayden of Eugene would earn his first win in the division. That was until three laps to go when he would spin in turn two. That would give the lead to Darin Crooks, who himself was involved in an early race incident in the feature. Crooks would capture the feature to win his fourth of the year in the Nathan Anderson Dentistry/Platinum Hair of Creswell #73 Nova.
Jake Mayden would rally to second place where he would finish in the Daniel Ray Motorsports/Pure Romance/Leslee Grimes/S.D.M.F. Race Cars #01 Camaro with the Nathan Anderson Dentistry/Platinum Hair of Creswell #00 Nova of Darryl Crooks in third. The balance of the top five would consist of the Fountain Gutters/Josh Fountain Painting/White Water Well Drilling #0½ Camaro of Cottage Grove's Dusten Henderson followed by Larry Crane of Eugene in his Froggy's Towing/Interstate Batteries/Bird Tracks Embroidery #16K Camaro in fifth.
Josh Corley would capture his second feature of the season. The Veneta driver would seize the lead with seven laps to go after picking one car off after another to get to the front. Corley and his #7C would develop a healthy lead to earn the triumph.
The Rapid Delivery/Big Dog Recycling #48 entry of Dexter's Mike Swaim would finish in second followed by Jake Williams from Veneta in his West End Performance/West End Auction #116 in third after starting dead last. Taunton Swaim of Dexter would place fourth in the Randy Kuhl owned Big Dog Recycling/A-1 Auto Supply #17 while fifth went to the Industrial Finishes/Kimwood Corporation/Bill's Automotive #34 of Mike Simmons from Cottage Grove.
The WRS Late Model Lite Series was back in action at CGS. The Fab-Tek/Royal Purple/Brake Systems #17 Rayburn of Mike Christopherson from Portland would simply dominate the field. Christopherson kept his car smoothly operating to build a good lead and earn the win.
Dennis Pittsenbarger from Portland grabbed the runner-up position in his Royal Purple/Gumout/Brembo Brakes #94 MasterSbilt followed by the #7 machine of Lee Doty. Beaverton's Jason Weselowski was fourth in the #3 and Eric Aos from Milwaukie completed the finishing order in fifth in the Fab-Tek #66 mount.
The Cottage Grove Speedway will be in action for two nights next Friday and Saturday for the return of the CGS Modified Nationals. This race will feature the best IMCA Modified drivers on the Pacific Coast battle it out for two nights. On Friday August 2nd in addition to IMCA Modified there will be Hornets and Pro-4's while Saturday will have Hornets and Streets Stocks as support classes to the Mods. For more information log on to www.cottagegrovespeedway.com or call the hotline at (360)-699-RACE.
Race Summary:
Saturday July 27th, 2013
Cottage Grove Speedway
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Northwest Extreme Sprints
A Feature: 1. 29-Dan Philpott[1]; 2. 57-Dusty Redmond[3]; 3. 70-Raquel Ivie[6]; 4. 6A-Kady Adelman[5]; 5. 21-Mike Griffith[2]; 6. 4-Jesse Thistle [4]; DNS 4E-Nathan Ellertson
Heat 1: 1. 70-Raquel Ivie[2]; 2. 6A-Kady Adelman[3]; 3. 4-Jesse Thistle[4]; 4. 57-Dusty Redmond[6]; 5. 21-Mike Griffith[5]; 6. 29-Dan Philpott[7]; DNS 4E-Nathan Ellertson
Qualifying: 1. 4-Jesse Thistle; 2. 6A-Kady Adelman; 3. 70-Raquel Ivie; 4. 4E-Nathan Ellertson; 5. 21-Mike Griffith; 6. 57-Dusty Redmond; 7. 29-Dan Philpott
DIRTcar Super Late Models
A Feature: 1. 2-Trevor Glaser[2]; 2. 24W-Rick Wyatt[1]; 3. 13-Tony Brakeall[4]; 4. 36-Shaun Mayea[3]; 5. 42-Paul Culp[6]; 6. 4E-Trent Elliott[5]; 7. 08-Kye Frick[8]; 8. 2E-Jayme Van[13]; 9. 36-John Campos[10]; 10. 18-Blaine Taylor[16]; 11. 77-Tanner Wines[12]; 12. 422-Chuck Christian[14]; 13. 77X-Eric Luckman[11]; 14. 88-Mike Peters[19]; 15. 4-Skeet Phillips[15]; 16. 16-Rob Williams[18]; 17. 29-Brian Cronk[7]; DNS 88M-Randy Martin; DNS 16M-Chris Mott; DNS 28-Jimmy Whisler
Heat 1: 1. 42-Paul Culp[1]; 2. 36-Shaun Mayea[3]; 3. 29-Brian Cronk[4]; 4. 36-John Campos[5]; 5. 2E-Jayme Van[7]; 6. 18-Blaine Taylor[2]; 7. 88-Mike Peters[6]
Heat 2: 1. 4E-Trent Elliott[1]; 2. 2-Trevor Glaser[4]; 3. 08-Kye Frick[3]; 4. 77X-Eric Luckman[2]; 5. 422-Chuck Christian[5]; 6. 16M-Chris Mott[6]
Heat 3: 1. 13-Tony Brakeall[2]; 2. 24W-Rick Wyatt[4]; 3. 28-Jimmy Whisler[3]; 4. 77-Tanner Wines[1]; 5. 4-Skeet Phillips[5]; 6. 16-Rob Williams[6]
Qualifying: 1. 29-Brian Cronk; 2. 2-Trevor Glaser; 3. 24W-Rick Wyatt; 4. 36-Shaun Mayea; 5. 08-Kye Frick; 6. 28-Jimmy Whisler; 7. 18-Blaine Taylor; 8. 77X-Eric Luckman; 9. 13-Tony Brakeall; 10. 42-Paul Culp; 11. 4E-Trent Elliott; 12. 77-Tanner Wines; 13. 36-John Campos; 14. 422-Chuck Christian; 15. 4-Skeet Phillips; 16. 88-Mike Peters; 17. 16M-Chris Mott; 18. 16-Rob Williams; 19. 2E-Jayme Van
A Feature: 1. 7-Josh Corley[6]; 2. 48-Mike Swaim[3]; 3. 116-Jake Williams[14]; 4. 17-Taunton Swaim[5]; 5. 34-Mike Simmons[1]; 6. 9-Dale Jenkinson[11]; 7. 28-Chris Pierce[2]; 8. 51-Matt Cordell[7]; 9. 0-James Donaldson[13]; 10. 27H-Preston Luckman[12]; 11. 5M-Tonni Willis[8]; 12. 11-Joe Maricle[9]; 13. 89-Jim Simmons[10]; DNS 4-Dan Jenkinson
Heat 1: 1. 7-Josh Corley[4]; 2. 4-Dan Jenkinson[1]; 3. 28-Chris Pierce[2]; 4. 51-Matt Cordell[3]; 5. 11-Joe Maricle; 6. 9-Dale Jenkinson[5]; 7. 0-James Donaldson[7]
Heat 2: 1. 17-Taunton Swaim[4]; 2. 48-Mike Swaim[2]; 3. 34-Mike Simmons[3]; 4. 5M-Tonni Willis[5]; 5. 89-Jim Simmons[1]; 6. 27H-Preston Luckman[6]
Qualifying: 1. 7-Josh Corley; 2. 17-Taunton Swaim; 3. 51-Matt Cordell; 4. 34-Mike Simmons; 5. 28-Chris Pierce; 6. 48-Mike Swaim; 7. 4-Dan Jenkinson; 8. 89-Jim Simmons; 9. 9-Dale Jenkinson; 10. 5M-Jake Mayden
Street Stocks
A Feature: 1. 73-Darin Crooks[6]; 2. 01-Jake Mayden[2]; 3. 00-Darryl Crooks[5]; 4. 0.5-Dusten Henderson[3]; 5. 16K-Larry Crane[4]; 6. 0-Mark Henderson[1]
Heat 1: 1. 73-Darin Crooks[3]; 2. 00-Darryl Crooks[2]; 3. 16K-Larry Crane[1]; 4. 0.5-Dusten Henderson[5]; 5. 01-Jake Mayden[4]; 6. 0-Mark Henderson[6]
Qualifying: 1. 01-Jake Mayden; 2. 73-Darin Crooks; 3. 00-Darryl Crooks; 4. 16K-Larry Crane; 5. 0.5-Dusten Henderson; 6. 0-Mark Henderson
WRS Late Model Lites
A Feature: 1. 17-Mike Christopherson[4]; 2. 94-Dennis Pittsenbarger[5]; 3. 7-Lee Doty[2]; 4. 3-Jason Weselowski[3]; 5. 66-Eric Aos[1]
Heat 1: 1. 94-Dennis Pittsenbarger[5]; 2. 17-Mike Christopherson[4]; 3. 3-Jason Weselowski[3]; 4. 7-Lee Doty[2]; DNS 66-Eric Aos
Qualifying: 1. 7-Lee Doty; 2. 3-Jason Weselowski; 3. 17-Mike Christopherson; 4. 66-Eric Aos
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There's so very much more to Spinning® work than logging hours in a studio. Others apply what they learn to recreational and competitive sports including road and mountain biking, running, paddling, hiking, etc. Participants in team sports benefit from class dynamics as well as individual training. Professionals carry our skills into the classroom, the OR, the office. I use what I am continually learning and practicing in my work as a personal trainer spending endless hours on the gym floor, a writer, and an enthusiastic newish cyclist gaining experience with each new ride.
Yesterday I participated in another century ride. OK, I come from Vermont and should know hills. But, don't even consider the notion that a ride in coastal Maine might be flat! I embarked on the course, sight unseen, and had a rude awakening.
Overall, this was one of the most pleasant and rewarding cycling experiences I have had. The hills were steep and unrelenting – one following another – for the entire distance. I was really surprised. The ride was sadly under-attended. (I would urge any of you to consider a weekend or more in Brunswick, Maine next August when they plan to repeat the Ride for Hospice – worthy cause, wonderful people, and a guaranteed good challenge.) Are all Mainers this friendly? I met folks with whom I found Vermont connections, folks who share my cycling passion (check out www.merrymeetingwheelers.org - a model cycling community) and folks dedicated to helping others through hospice.
At about mile 60, I took stock. I was riding alone, I was going slowly, and I was slumping. (translation – I was beating up on myself) OK, I had done a textbook perfect taper week, but my mileage since my first century 5 weeks ago had not been what it should have been. OK, I had gone out too fast – had hooked onto a couple who seemed to know the way and, because the start was convoluted and it was really foggy for the first hour or more – and, of course, since I get lost(!), I needed to do this. OK, I stopped too long at the rest stops – but, there were so few of us riding the century (I believe 50 participants in all and reportedly only 7 of us doing the entire thing) and the generous volunteers needed to be thanked. OK, I kept getting distracted by the gorgeous scenery.
But then it happened – what is becoming a pattern – at about mile 70 it kicked in. There was no longer a question that I would finish. My brain shifted into full endurance with finish goal. The anxieties flew away and I pressed on. I started talking back to the hills, the road conditions (sometimes awful and sometimes brand new), and the traffic (sometimes non-existent and sometimes of the 65 mph variety). My breathing calmed, my rpms increased and my odometer steadily clicked away. I had traveled far too many miles kissing the upper edges of my IEZ and reminded myself that some of that resulted from tension.
What had happened? I had defaulted to my hours of Spinning® training. When the physical element fatigued, the mental training took over. This was far from a mind-over-matter scenario. It was deliberate and mindful manipulation of what I had left and how to best use it. And, the well was deep – there was strength, speed and endurance left.
How would I sum up this experience? First of all, thank you Spinning® training for giving me the opportunity to have goals and dreams, to teach me how to work towards achieving them, and then to do so.
This ride KICKED MY BUTT. I worked really hard – AND, I LOVED IT!
And, I had energy left over….
BTW – thanks to another Spinning® professional whom I have never met but who, having noted that I was in Maine, sent encouragement for my ride. Gotta love this business!!
(Oh, and for the record – I was not DFL. In fact, my end time wasn't as awful as I had anticipated.)


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- You can change the 2" and 1 ½" flowers to other flowers for different looks. If desired, use other cartridges to find other flowers and leaves.
- Use one 4" flower as the base. Adhere the 3" flower to the bottom of the base. Fold the remaining 4" flowers in half and then half again. Adhere folded flowers so they hold their shapes. Adhere to base so tips meet in the center.
- Make a hole in the center of the flower using the piercing tool. Thread flower stem through hole. Bend ½" of the stem so it lays flat inside the flower.
- Adhere 2" and 1 ½" flowers together. Attach brad or button. Adhere flowers to base using hot glue gun.
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Thank you all so much for the wonderful birthday wishes! I read them all with a huge smile on my face. What wonderful internet friends I have! It was a wonderful present from you all. Also, wasn't that birthday card that Joy made me the most beautiful thing ever! You should see it in person. Those pictures did not do it's fabulosity justice!
Today's layout is one I made for my birthday pictures. It is a one page layout that has room for three pictures. I made is using the Cake Basics cartridge. This cartridge has some really fun cuts on it. For those of you out there that do not know, you can actually use your Cake cartridges with your expression! In fact most of my favorite cartridges are cake cartridges!
|I used the new Sophie line from Close To My Heart.
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|This ribbon is from Close To My Heart.
|This journaling box was cut out at 3 1/2". Then I stamped it using Papertrey Ink and Close to My Heart stamps.
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|Just how can Admiral Haftel come in and try to confiscate Lal? It's already been decided in "The Measure of a Man" that androids have the right to choose their fate.
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The pattern is so bold, in fact, that I failed to notice that red wine had spilled on it during a dinner party - a grim fact that was not brought to my attention until I pulled it out of the dryer and noticed that it was now spattered with purple-blue blotches, the mere sight of which took my breath away.
"If only I would have seen the wine spots BEFORE I laundered it," I said under my breath.
TIP: It goes without saying; I should have carefully examined the cloth before washing it. However, since I did not, I had to resort to finding my dear, departed friend, Kathi's list.
She was expert at removing red wine stains and her list advised in situations like this to drench the spots in Greased Lightning – a de-greaser found at dollar stores. She recommended letting it set for a bit and then washing as usual. If spot was still there, repeat until gone.
I recently heard that white wine will remove a red wine stain –haven't tried it though – and, mixing Dawn dishwashing liquid soap with hydrogen peroxide then placing it on the spill will lift it right out.
Kathi also had some great tricks for what to do right when the spills occur.
She said you can cover the spill with either generous amounts of an artificial sweetener or salt. Let it sit for several minutes to absorb the wine then, using a table knife, gently scrape the sugar substitute or salt onto a piece of paper and discard.
I have also learned that you can sprinkle a powder, like talcum or cornstarch on the fresh wine spill. When the powder dries use a soft brush to brush the powder away - and hopefully the stain with it!
Club soda is an old trick, which requires blotting the spill gently to remove any color, which may take some time before all traces of the stain are gone.
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Dwight Logan Wenzel, 85, of Paul died Feb. 10, 2013, at the Heart Institute in Lincoln. He was born on Sept. 15, 1927, in Nebraska City to Logan T. and Nora M. (Moyer) Wenzel.
Dwight farmed on the family farm near Paul. On April 1951, Dwight enlisted into the Army and served until his Honorable Discharge on Jan. 30, 1953. He returned home to continued to farm. He married Illa H.(Cachelin) McNew Aug. 22, 1989 at Lake Tahoe, Calif.
Dwight was a member of the Bethel United Church of Christ, American Legion Post #9, and a past member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles #968, all in Nebraska City.
He was preceded by his wife on July 22, 2009.
He is survived by sons Garry and Judy McNew of Papillion, Ronald and Patsy McNew of Fort Worth, Texas, and Charles McNew of Murdock; nine grandchildren; 20 great grandchildren; brother Elmer and Mary Jo Wenzel of Lincoln; sister Eva Yearsley of Lincoln; niece; nephews; cousins and other relatives and friends.
Viewing will be Wednesday, Feb. 13, from 1-8 p.m. and Thursday, Feb. 14, 9 a.m. until service time at Peterson Mortuary.
Funeral service will be Thursday, Feb. 14, at 11 a.m. at the Peterson Mortuary Chapel in Nebraska City with the Rev. Roger Good of the Bethel United Church of Christ of Nebraska City officiating. Burial will follow at the Wyuka Cemetery in Nebraska City.
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Wilma Kavanagh, 93, of Nebraska City died Jan. 2, 2013. She was born July 24, 1919 to Nels and Ida Flau. She married Charles Callison Kavanagh Aug. 10, 1940 in Auburn.
She is survived by daughters Shirley Brown of Riverside, Calif., and Jean Holliday of Bellevue; grandson Brian Charles Brown; sisters Clarice Patton of Yreka, Calif., and Virginia Drennan of Lincolnton, Georgia; brother Donald Flau of Bethany, Mo.; also cousins, nieces, nephews and other family and friends.
Charles preceded Wilma in death Nov. 21, 1994. Wilma was also preceded by brother Val (Bud) Flau of Spring Valley, Calif., and sister Dorothy (June) Tubman of Lincoln.
Wilma attended school in Peru. She later lived in Graf and Tecumseh before moving to Nebraska City in 1947.
She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Christian Mothers, American Legion Auxiliary, Women's Chamber of Commerce, Eagles Auxillary and past president of the Eagles Auxiliary.
Wilma was a social person. She would meet the girls for coffee most mornings on Central Avenue.
Charles and Wilma were very fond of cats. Hobo and Tina were two special Siamese cats they had.
A memorial Mass will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 9, at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Nebraska City with Fr. Steven Thomlison officiating. Inurnment at St. Benedict's Cemetery will be at a later date.
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Complete Natural Nutrition Terrabone All Natural & Organic Edible Dental Chew Bones are the world's healthiest and safest edible dental chew bone. Made in the USA with organic brown rice as the first ingredient, Terrabone is formulated to be hard like a bone found in nature but super digestible and loaded with natural ingredients for 'fresh breath', 'hip & joint' maintenance and 'calming'. Every Terrabone is made with natural chicken that is irresistibly delicious.
As loving dog parents, we don't want our dogs chewing on everything or anything. As a result, Complete Natural Nutrition spent 18 months developing, testing and perfecting Terrabone - the world's first edible dental chew bone made with organic and 100% natural ingredients. Terrabone is the most natural and healthiest edible dental chew bone in the world.
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B-CalmWe all get stressed and anxious - some more than others. Lavender and Chamomile are well known for their natural soothing properties and we thought, let's help pet parents with two issues: clean teeth and calming. Terrabone B-CALM is the world's healthiest and safest edible dental chew bone with the extra benefits of lavender and chamomile.
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Ingredients - Organic Brown Rice Powder, Water, Vegetable Glycerin, Natural Chicken Flavor, Organic Pea Powder, Carrageenan, (natural seaweed extract), Calcium Carbonate, Brewers Dried Yeast, Parsley Powder, Peppermint Oil, Citric acid, Rosemary oil, Mixed Tocopherols (natural source of Vitamin E)
CaloriesSmall 64 kcalRegular 177 kcal
Guaranteed AnalysisCrude Protein (min) 7.5%Crude Fat (min) 1.8%Crude Fiber (max) 13%Moisture (max) 10%Sodium (max) 0.65%Ash (max) 4.0%
Ingredients - Organic Brown Rice Powder, Water, Vegetable Glycerin, Organic Pea Powder, Tapioca Starch, Natural Chicken Flavor, Carrageenan, (natural seaweed extract), Calcium Carbonate, Brewers Dried Yeast, Citric Acid, Chamomile, Lavender, Peppermint Oil, Mixed Tocopherols (natural source of Vitamin E)
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Ingredients - Organic Brown Rice Powder, Water, Vegetable Glycerin, Organic Pea Powder, Tapioca Starch, Natural Chicken Flavor, Carrageenan, (natural seaweed extract), Calcium Carbonate, Brewers Dried Yeast, Flaxseed Meal, Citric Acid, Glucosamine Hydrochloride, Fish Oil (from herring), Mixed Tocopherols (natural source of Vitamin E)
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Seems to calm my corgi
By Peeps
from Seattle, WA
About Me Long-time Pet Owner
Comments about Complete Natural Nutrition Terrabone Dental Dog Treat:
I give my 12 year old corgi one of these treats before we head to the vet or before a long drive. They seem to calm her down and she has to work at chewing them (unlike dental chews which she seems to inhale). She likes the taste and does not have any trouble digesting them. I like that they are organic but the price keeps me from giving them to her everyday.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Tough Chewing
By Annie Bananie
from Elizaville, NY
Purchased for a Poodle. They nortoriously have tooth issues so these turned out to be a bit too hard to chew for him. He was very interested and seemed to enjoy the flavor but really could not chew them up at all....so breed may be a thought factor for these.
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Dramatic change in teeth
By Tuckers Mommy
from Sonoma, CA
I have only used these for about a week and I can SEE teeth where there was tartar... it's working!!I am wondering about how his system is processing the tartar that clearly gets swallowed with this process...???
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I would buy these again
By Risky
from Atkins, IA
I think these dental bones are good, but I have a big dog and these are a little smaller than I thought they would be.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Great Treat for even a picky dog
By Evie the dog lover
from Stamford, CT
Mousse is very picky about what he will eat, so I gave one of these a try and he absolutely loved it. Now when I open the cabinet he comes over to see if he is getting a special treat. Finally a product my picky dog enjoys.
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By sgirl
from Walnut Creek, CA
My Cocker knows when it is 9 PM and he is ready for his treat. These provide satisfying chew time and enough calming ingredients for a good night's sleep for all.
happy but not so calm dog
By krissy
from los angeles, ca
About Me New Owner
i bought this hoping it would make my puppy more calm at night when i gave it to her. that didn't happen. but, she did love it.
(3 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
Really work to calm my dog
By marci
from Ca
My Bishon hates for me to leave her along. I give her one of the Terrabone Calm bones about 15 minutes before I leave the house. The difference in her reaction is like night and day. When she doesn't have the bone she jumps, barks, and spins around when I leave. With the bone she just looks at me like it doesn't matter at all. Great product!
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Love's them!
By julia c
from oxnard, ca
My dog can be very picky about treats I offer him, and many bones he doesn't like. Every time I offer him one of these he smells it and chomps on it right away, runs over to his bed very happily and eats the whole thing. He is 11 years old and he doesn't limp at all, and he has had a torn ligament in the past. If I could afford to give him one a day for forever I would.
Great Product for my dog
By Amanda
from Cranston. R.I.
I have a four month old Siberian Husky puppy and she LOVES these bones! She is quite hyper at this stage and has begun teething so this bone has been a godsend. After chewing one of these bones it does calm her down and the rest of the day she seems much calmer. She is a very spoiled pup and I only give her the best quality products. I would definately buy the Terrabones again!
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Have you heard the BIG NEWS??
Big exciting news today!
Melanie and I have been asked to teach on the upcoming Spring Cricut Cruise! Provocraft has just announced this 7 day Carribean Cruise, where there will be Cricut classes, make 'n takes and goodie bags, as well as cropping, fun in the sun and seaside excursions!!
Pack your bags and join us for this one of a kind vacation! What could be more fun than a week with lots of other Cricut crazed fans? Melanie and I are really looking forward to meeting everyone and hosting our classes! We are going to have a blast!
There are only a limited number of cabins available so be sure and sign up quickly! It's sure to fill up!
Here are the details:
Join the Cricut® Ticket Cruise! Book your cruise and then purchase this Cricut Cruise upgrade.* $300 per person LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE!
Upgrade Package Details
• Classes on the Cricut Imagine™ machine, Gypsy™ device, Cricut Expression® machine, and new Cricut cartridges with special guest demonstrators!
• Make n' Takes each day with the Cricut team!
• Open swarm time where you'll have access to all of your favorite Cricut machines and cartridges!
• Incredible gifts and prizes will be given out throughout the cruise!
• All necessary supplies will be provided for the classes and Make n' Takes.
*This price is for Cricut upgrade only. You MUST book the following Holland America Cruise.
You can book this cruise through Christopherson Travel. Please contact Rusty Chambers at (801) 327-7619 (M-F: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. MST).
Cruise Length: 7 nights February 26 – March 5, 2011
Cruise Line: HOLLAND AMERICA LINE
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Sat 26 Feb – FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA, US
Sun 27 Feb – AT SEA
Mon 28 Feb – GRAND TURK, TURKS AND CAICOS
Tue 01 Mar – SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO
Wed 02 Mar – ST. THOMAS, U.S.V.I.
Thu 03 Mar – AT SEA
Fri 04 Mar – HALF MOON CAY, BAHAMAS
Sat 05 Mar – FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA, US
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62 comments:
- Cynthia B. said...
They made a good choice, having you as instructors! You're going to have a blast!
- November 29, 2010 at 10:15 PM
Wish I could attend, two little ones at home and a traveling husband does not afford me a cruise. I know you will be great insturctors wish I could be there to learn from you.
Megan R.
- November 29, 2010 at 10:21 PM
- Susan said...
Congratulations!!! I hope you both have a BALL and I know your students will sooo enjoy your classes!!
- November 29, 2010 at 10:22 PM
- Heather said...
I really wish I could go!!
- November 29, 2010 at 10:23 PM
- Janett said...
Wow! Sounds like a great time!
- November 29, 2010 at 10:25 PM
- just-cut-n-up said...
Wish I could stow-away in your luggage! You ladies are soooo talented. Have fun!
- November 29, 2010 at 10:26 PM
- angelbaby said...
Looks like fun. Hope you guys have a great time. Your students will be very lucky.
- November 29, 2010 at 10:39 PM
Sounds fun! Wish I could go!
- November 29, 2010 at 10:47 PM
omg...this would be awesome!!
- November 29, 2010 at 11:02 PM
- Zoey and the furballs (the Zoo Crew) said...
My SIL and I have talked about doing one sometime. I wish it could be this one.
- November 29, 2010 at 11:05 PM
- Denise-Scrapmouse said...
Would love to join you all on the Cricut cruise but it's not in my budget. I hope those who can attend have lots of fun and please take lots of pictures to share with us. Thanks!
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- November 30, 2010 at 12:29 AM
- HappyExpressions said...
Congrats! How exciting for the both of you! Wish I was able to make it. Sounds like it will be so much fun!
- November 30, 2010 at 12:33 AM
- shelly said...
Wow!! As the north winds are howling, a Cruise really sounds wonderful!
Thanks for all of the giveaways!
- November 30, 2010 at 12:37 AM
- mississchic said...
How fun for ya'll! Enjoy! mississchic @ yahoo dotcom
- November 30, 2010 at 12:45 AM
- Amy K said...
This sounds like so much fun - congratulations!
- November 30, 2010 at 4:01 AM
- Brigitte said...
congrats!!! I wish I could come :(
- November 30, 2010 at 4:29 AM
- Donna VW said...
Sounds like great fun - wish I could join you!
- November 30, 2010 at 6:27 AM
- Kim. said...
This really does sound fun and I just can't imagine you not have fun some how lol.
Kim xXx
- November 30, 2010 at 6:35 AM
- Niemor said...
Oh how i wish i could attend something like this. Maybe one day =)
- November 30, 2010 at 7:24 AM
- Maureen Reiss said...
Congrats!! I would love to go on one of their cruises!! Wish I could. Have fun!
- November 30, 2010 at 7:45 AM
- Pauline said...
Oh, how nice that would be. But only in my dreams. I have 4 little ones at home so no cruise for me anytime:( Have fun!!!
Pauline at tinkertoys dot net
- November 30, 2010 at 7:54 AM
- Holly Hudspeth said...
Wow that sounds like fun. Have a scrappy happy trip!
- November 30, 2010 at 7:56 AM
- ellen s. said...
omw! how awesome!
- November 30, 2010 at 8:19 AM
- Manhattan Mandie said...
How exciting!!! I know I can't afford a cruise right now but hoping I can join in on the next one :)
- November 30, 2010 at 9:47 AM
- **Treefrog** said...
Oh I would love to go, sounds like fun and they sure picked some great teachers, Have fun for all of us that won't be going, lol!
- November 30, 2010 at 10:10 AM
- Debra said...
Looks like fun and congrats on being chosen to teach on the cruise.
- November 30, 2010 at 10:21 AM
- Teresa said...
Have a good time, sick people and a daugther going to Europe next year, means I don't get to go. But I am so glad she does get too. Hope you ladies have fun.
- November 30, 2010 at 10:42 AM
- Vee said...
This sounds like a lot of fun for those who will be able to attend. I will have to live vicariously through you.
Have fun.
- November 30, 2010 at 11:47 AM
- ScrappyMama said...
Congrats to you both!! How exciting for you...have fun!
- November 30, 2010 at 11:51 AM
- CathyinMN said...
I love cruises! But, alas, no money for one. I'd sure love to come. It sounds like a blast and it would be great to meet so many of you wonderful, creative people.
Have a great time!
- November 30, 2010 at 12:12 PM
- Donna said...
You will a blast, of course! A cruise is not in my budget at the moment, sorry to say.
You guys have enough fun for many of us!
Blessings, Donna
- November 30, 2010 at 12:39 PM
- Eddy and Tiffany said...
this would be amazing, too bad I have no money. What a dream trip!
- November 30, 2010 at 1:00 PM
- Mandy said...
sounds fun!
- November 30, 2010 at 1:10 PM
- cfine said...
Enjoy! You are the perfect choices for the job! Now, try not to get sunburned and share plenty of pictures here, will you?
- November 30, 2010 at 1:11 PM
- reynin said...
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- November 30, 2010 at 2:07 PM
- Kimberli said...
How fun, wish I could go but with my 2 month old and 2 yr old - can't be away from them for that long yet. My scrapping friends and I are talking about maybe the next year, so I hope they do this again!!
- November 30, 2010 at 2:10 PM
- reynin said...
I wish you the best. You deserve it! Enjoy, relax and have fun!!
- November 30, 2010 at 2:13 PM
- Love Le said...
Oh how I wish I could go! I have always wanted to go on a Cruise! Good for you girls! I am happy for you!!!
- November 30, 2010 at 2:18 PM
- Karen said...
I hope my sister wants to go...This would be awesome.
- November 30, 2010 at 3:55 PM
- Beandip said...
Wow! You are going to have a blast!
michellebrooks2001 at yahoo dot com
- November 30, 2010 at 5:37 PM
- Lisa J said...
I so wish I could go on this trip! Hope everyone that does has a wonderful time!
- November 30, 2010 at 5:46 PM
- Ryansmaama said...
Congratulations to the two of you, and to the lucky cruisers who will benefit from your talents. Don't see a cruise in my near future, but would love it someday.-- Ryansmaama
- November 30, 2010 at 9:19 PM
- *kbcraftcorner* said...
Awesome! Wish I could join you!
- November 30, 2010 at 9:21 PM
What fun you will have! Congratulations!
- November 30, 2010 at 11:51 PM
- Rebecca said...
That is awesome. Wish I could be there. email@example.com
- December 1, 2010 at 12:13 AM
- LyndaKay said...
What a fun time this cruise will be! Have fun everyone!
- December 1, 2010 at 7:22 AM
- JenBenLola said...
Looks like an amazing time with or without the bonus cruise! :) Sounds like a great time, wish i could make it!!! Enjoy ladies! JenBrierley2 at gmail dot com
- December 1, 2010 at 8:48 AM
- Hollyk said...
Wish I could attend it looks like it is going to be a great time. Maybe at another time.
- December 1, 2010 at 8:52 AM
- Lori with: SimplyMadeScrapbooks said...
I would love to do this cruise but my husband wouldn't be too happy if I left him with the kids for a week :)
Hope you guys have a great time.
- December 1, 2010 at 10:16 AM
- Roenick said...
Oh how I would love to go... :( Hopefully this will be repeated often and I can make it another time. Maybe I'll pass the info onto an aunt and see if she'll go and take notes for me.
- December 1, 2010 at 4:19 PM
- Jessica said...
LOVE the cricut costume!! I only wish I could go :(
- December 1, 2010 at 7:17 PM
- AZOWEN said...
Congratulations on being picked to teach on the cruise- have fun
- December 1, 2010 at 9:25 PM
- luckygal_l said...
Awwww!! would love to go..stuck at home though! Have fun :)
- December 2, 2010 at 1:11 AM
- The Hobby Collector said...
oh, wow! that sounds AMAZING!!! wish I could go! a combo of my favorite things! travel, sun and crafting!
- December 2, 2010 at 5:36 AM
- Clare D. said...
I am so excited for you! I wish I could attend, maybe next year! cjdempsey9 at msn dot com
- December 2, 2010 at 6:36 PM
How wonderful for you guys. I wish I could go. I know you will teach some really great stuff. Janice
- December 3, 2010 at 8:28 AM
- shrtnsassy said...
A cruise is awesome! It would be so fun!
- December 3, 2010 at 8:29 AM
- Cindylu2u said...
Oh, how I wish I could go, knowing it will be spectacular!!
- December 3, 2010 at 8:35 AM
- Faye Scott said...
Oh I wish I could go, I just know it will be amazing. Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy:)
- December 3, 2010 at 11:10 AM
Sounds like a lot of fun. Have a great time! ☺
reneeleeak at yahoo dot com
- December 3, 2010 at 4:17 PM
- Donna said...
sounds like fun! have a great time teaching!
- December 4, 2010 at 2:25 AM
- Janelle said...
A cricut cruise sounds like so much fun! I am certain everyone will learn so much from both of you.
- December 4, 2010 at 10:33 PM