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I ordered these based upon the Aerosoles site stating the circumference as 13". When I got them, they were HUGE in the calf. I looked further and have since seen 13", 14" and 15" stated as the circumference depending upon the site. If you are looking for boots to fit slim legs, don't bother with these. They're cute and the foot size is true. They don't look particularly cheap either, but they run very large in the calf.
I looked for boots on and off the internet. I worried about buying boots on the web because of the sizing issue. I liked the look and price of the boot on Overstock and couldn't find anything comparable at any store-on or offline, so I took a chance and went with Overstock. It turned out to be a wise choice. The sizing is right on and what you see on Overstock is the boot that you get. The quality of boot is better than the price. I felt that I got a great deal for what I was looking for. I'd recommend for sure.
I had concerns on buying boots from here or anywhere as I have long feet, their sizing for these boots are right on I wear an 11 and they fit perfect. I love them and all my friends do as well, all couldn't believe how little I spent. I would deffinatly buy more.
I found these boots at Parisian just before Christmas and they were $120 . I came home, checked online at Overstock and found them for about $**** less. I always worry about the fit of boots but I took these out of the box when they arrived and have worn them everyday since then. They are soooo comfortable and I love their look. They can do dressy and they can do casual. Very cool boot! I have the black and now I'm about to order the brown.
I purchased these boots for my wife for Xmas. She was very excited to see what I had given her and she immediately placed the boot onto her foot. She walked around the house with a strained smile on her face, when I asked what was the matter she said with great reservation (as if her incorrect response would mean I would have her send the boots back) she indicated that the one boot was a little snug but that she would "break them in." You see, my wife has a terrible time fitting into shoes, she falls in love with the style and then forces her foot into the shoe or boot, then talks herself into keeping them after they don't properly fit. Anyway after I performed a foot check through the boot, I said, "honey something seems wrong," she pulled her foot out of the boot and to her surprise realized the boot still had the plastic toe insert in the tip; this is what was causing the discomfort, which I remind you was something she was willing to live with. After removing the insert, she replaced her foot back inside the boot and voila! The boots fit beautifully. Now she not only loves the look of the boots but also the feel. Great job "O" Your shipping was right on target and the boots arrived as demonstrated. Great price too.
I bought these for my daughter and g loves them. Great fit and very comfortable. They have worn well.
Didn't like the fit ....so sent back and ordered another pair of riding boots.
Nice looking boot. Comfortable. Stitching and heel looks sturdy.
These boots are great!! I have a terrible time finding shoes that fit and look great. I wear a size 10 and that's what I ordered. The fit is perfect! Very comfortable boots. I've worn them all day several times.
Love that I added these boots to my closet. They are warm to wear so since it's spring I haven't worn them much. But look out next fall.
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McCarthy tries to make rotation spot stick vs. Padres
San Diego turns to Ross, looking to keep ball down at Chase Field
Brandon McCarthy's Monday start was in question until D-backs manager Kirk Gibson confirmed Friday that McCarthy would start the three-game series opener against the Padres at Chase Field.
McCarthy, who is 2-8 with a 5.44 ERA this season, has struggled mightily of late with an 0-5 record and 8.59 ERA in his last five starts. McCarthy coughed up seven runs in 2 1/3 innings against the Reds his last time out. He is, however, 1-1 with a 1.23 ERA in his last three starts at Chase Field.
"I really felt like I didn't have anything, and then command-wise, it just wasn't there either," said McCarthy after his Wednesday start. "That's a pretty rough combo that I've got to be able to work through and at least get deeper and make something out of it and not let it turn into a complete train wreck."
On the season, McCarthy holds a 6.47 ERA in eight road outings, compared to a 4.53 mark in seven home starts.
Padres right-hander Tyson Ross is also coming off a subpar start after grinding through 6 1/3 innings, allowing five runs (four earned) on six hits in an 8-1 loss to the Pirates on Tuesday.
"If anything, I try and stay down in the zone more," Ross said of pitching in Arizona. "That's always a key when you're pitching -- being down. When you're in those hitter's ballparks, you really try and stay as low as possible. You need to limit hitters getting something elevated to hit."
The Padres are hoping Ross can get deep into the game after using six relievers in Sunday's 15-inning win over the Cubs.
Ross, who moved from the bullpen to the rotation in mid-July, brings a 3-6 record and 2.85 ERA into the start.
Padres: Venable rolling into matchup
Will Venable enters Monday hitting .368 with eight home runs and 14 RBIs in 33 games since the All-Star break.
Venable hit just .224 before the break, but he did have 11 homers and 32 RBIs in the first half.
The 30-year-old left-handed hitter had back-to-back three-hit games on Friday and Saturday against the Cubs, and he ended that three-game series with a 1-for-6 effort in Sunday's marathon.
• Padres manager Bud Black is hopeful that Carlos Quentin will be able to test his injured right knee by running sometime this week in Arizona.
D-backs: Hill, Prado get rest amidst hot streaks
Aaron Hill and Martin Prado each brought hot hitting streaks into Sunday, but D-backs manager Kirk Gibson elected to give them the day off in the finale against the Phillies.
Hill had hit safely in 16 of his previous 17 games (.391, 27-for-69), and since July 25, he had hit .378 (38-for-101) with five home runs, 10 doubles and 19 RBIs.
Prado is hitting .366 (37-for-101) in his last 20 games and .357 (50-for-140) since the All-Star break.
Worth noting
• Padres reliever Huston Street enters Monday with 17 1/3 consecutive scoreless innings.
• The Padres upped their record in extra innings to 7-5 with Sunday's 3-2 win over the Cubs.
Kevin Massoth is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Today has been a tough day for me. I miss my son a lot today... I hurt today, spent a lot of this morning either on the verge of tears or sitting at my desk crying. I have his pictures saved on my work computer, spent some time this morning looking at him. Hurt is probably an understatement ... crushed and desperate for my child ... those are more accurate words. Our second child is due one week after our first son's due date.
It's been 224 days since my son was born still. Don't want to drink and don't need to drink. Figure today is just one of those days that I need to mourn and allow the God of my understanding to provide me with comfort and strength.
I don't have my son today.
I'd appreciate your prayers for my wife and myself. I need them today.
I'm not concerned today about not drinking. That has already been decided on. I just want to do more than "make it through" today. I want to take advantage of the day I have been given today, its the only day like it that I am going to get. I want to live today in the promises that God of my understanding has made me.


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In just six seasons with the University of Oklahoma, David Mullins has already left a mark on the OU women's tennis program. With Mullins at the helm, the Sooners have made back-to-back NCAA Championship appearances, won seven Big 12 position titles, five ITA regional championships and recorded two-straight seasons with 18 wins. In 2014, Mullins led the program to the best season in program history in his sixth year with the program, finishing in the Top 20 for the first time and reaching as high as No. 14. The Sooners reached the second round of the NCAA tournament for the second time under Mullins, and just the third time in program history. In addition, Mullins was named the ITA Regional Coach of the Year and was awarded the National Team Sportsmanship Award. In 2013, Mullins led the program to the first round of the NCAA Championships with doubles pair, Whitney Ritchie and Hermon Brhane advancing to the round of 16. Mullins coached Ritchie and Brhane to a season high No. 8 ranking. The pair were ranked in the ITA Top 20 for seven weeks straight ending with a No. 9 ranking. Ritchie and Brhane became Mullins' first All-Americans in 2013 and OU's first since 1988. Mullins, the 2008 Intercollegiate Tennis Association Assistant Coach of the Year, was named the head women's tennis coach at the University of Oklahoma in June 2008. Mullins' three years of success began in 2006 when Northwestern advanced to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament and captured a doubles title. The Wildcats advanced to the round of 16 in 2007 and returned to the quarterfinals in 2008. Mullins began his collegiate coaching career at DePaul, as the Associate Head Men's Coach in 2005, after working in his native Ireland as an assistant tennis professional at Donnybrook L.T.C. in Dublin for two years. With Donnybrook, Mullins worked with elite junior Irish tennis players and also assisted with the Irish National Team. |
Mullins has traveled throughout the world to various ITF and ATP events as both a player and coach to some of Ireland's top junior tennis players. As a collegiate player at Fresno State, he helped the Bulldogs to a WAC title in 1999 and a perennial top 20 national ranking. Individually, he advanced with doubles partner Peter Luczak to the NCAA Tournament where the duo earned All-America honors and a No. 9 national ranking in 2001. Professionally, Mullins was ranked as both a singles and doubles player and was a member of Ireland's Davis Cup team. He played in Davis Cup competition from 1999-2004, representing Ireland against Ukraine, Hungary, Greece, Egypt and Slovenia. As a junior tennis player, he competed in both the Junior Wimbledon and the Junior French Open. Mullins graduated from Fresno State with a degree in business and finance in 2001. Mullins and his wife, Laura, have two sons, Liam and Damien. |


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What's the best method for pre cooking raw bulk Italian sausage for pizza topping ? Seems like when I fry it in a skillet it browns too much and doesn't look too much like pizzeria sausage topping. Would micro wave or oven cooking be better. Thanks for any help
You could press it into a layer w rough tops and bake in a pan. Then break into the size you want for pizza.
Thanks, I'll give that a shot.
From one anti sausage slicer to another!
Me too. I HATE sliced sausage on pizza. HATE HATE HATE it.
This is funny to me... I love it sliced thin.I don't dislike crumbled, but I prefer sliced.
Sliced "coins" are King...but only on a New Yorker! Love that stuff and the thinner shaved the better...pile it on baby!
Just how thin can you "shave" sausage before it falls apart - you know we're not talking about salami, right?
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Fish Made Easy
Salmon-Potato Cakes [1]
Bring a new flavor to salmon with our quick-cooking fish-and-potato cakes. Serve the cakes on a bed of lettuce with honey-Dijon salad dressing on the side. Only 20 minutes from start to finish!
Potato Chips Meet Fish [5]
Serve tilapia coated with potato chips, herbs and honey-mustard dressing.
Steamed Salmon with Lemon and Vegetables [9]
A bed of pretty squash and carrot ribbons seasoned with lemon and herbs gently steams salmon in the oven, yielding moist, flavorful fish—with a veggie side dish built right in!
Mango-Barbecue Fish Tacos [13]
Fresh fruit and bottled barbecue sauce lend sassy sweetness to low-cal, vitamin-rich grilled fish tacos.
Cajun-Rubbed Salmon [17]
Fish made easy! Start with a quick sear—one of cast iron's best tricks—to seal in moisture; finish by baking in the oven. A simple pickle relish tops the spice-rubbed fish with tang.
Cajun-Rubbed Salmon [18]
Grilled Fish with Moroccan Vinaigrette [21]
Cook fish directly on your grill rack or tuck it in a foil packet. You'll get more grilled flavor with the direct method, but the foil packet makes for easy cleanup. We like this fish with a squeeze of lemon and served over greens and couscous.
Fish Tostadas with Chili-Lime Cream [25]
Top crunchy tostadas with broiled tilapia fillets, veggies and a zesty chili-lime cream for a dinner that's ready in 20 minutes.
Tilapia with Almond Butter [29]
Serve skillet-cooked tilapia on a bed of snow pea pods, drizzled with butter and sprinkled with sliced almonds.
Salmon Wrapsody [33]
Great Lakes salmon has a lot to sing about. It's packed with nutritious omega-3s and is sturdy enough for easy grilling. Marinated and wrapped in a tortilla with garlic-lemon mayo, it's a sure hit for an easy dinner.
Salmon Wrapsody [34]
Mediterranean-Style Snapper [37]
Cook fresh snapper fillets or other firm-flesh white fish with an easy tomato-olive mixture and crumbled feta cheese for a dinner that takes only 15 minutes to make. Serve with rice, pasta or couscous.
Glorious Glazed Salmon [41]
Sweet tamari sauce brushed on the salmon caramelizes into a delicious glaze.
Tilapia Tacos with Chipotle Cream [45]
Either fresh or frozen tilapia works well for these tacos. Just rub the fish with seasonings, and it's ready for the skillet. Serve with a creamy chipotle sauce and a zesty combination of chopped onions, tomatoes and cilantro.
Crispy Almond Fish [49]
Make a quick, crunchy coating for baked fish with chopped almonds, fresh thyme and bread crumbs.
Crispy Almond Fish [50]
Mediterranean Salmon & Noodle Bowl [53]
Top fettuccine with skillet-cooked salmon, fresh baby spinach, roasted sweet peppers and reduced-calorie dressing for a speedy meal.
Great Lakes Salmon Chowder [57]
Asparagus slices add color, and the dill and lemon zest add fresh flavor to salmon that's packed with protein and heart-healthy.
Grilled Bass with Strawberry Salsa [61]
Combine chopped strawberries with fresh cilantro, cayenne pepper, toasted cumin seeds and chopped fresh poblano chile pepper for a zesty fish topper. Adjust the amount of pepper to suit your family's preference for heat.
Grilled Salmon with Pistachio-Basil Butter [65]
Top grilled salmon with fresh basil, pistachios, lime juice, garlic and butter. Store leftover pistachio-basil butter in your refrigerator for up to a week; toss with hot pasta or spread on toasted French bread.
North Woods Fish Tacos [69]
We trolled the lakes for this south-of-the-Canadian-border specialty. To give extra zip to the marinated whitefish, spoon on sweet-tart Midwest cherry salsa. Roll the chunks of fish in a tortilla along with the burgundy salsa, and finish it off with tangy sour cream.
Sweet and Sassy Walleye Chowder in Bread Bowls [73]
Linda Rohr of Darien, Connecticut, came up with a Midwest version of East Coast chowder using lake-fresh walleye, corn and sweet potato chunks in a golden bread bowl.
Citrus Salmon with Broccoli [77]
Cook tender salmon fillets in your skillet with a simple lemon juice-sugar combination and a sprinkling of fresh dill. Broccoli or green beans round out this quick and easy dinner.
Asian Grilled Tuna [81]
Marinate tuna in a blend of rice vinegar, canola oil, sugar and ginger for fresh Asian-inspired flavor. Serve with steamed julienne carrots and green beans for a colorful presentation.
Asian Grilled Tuna [82]
North Shore Fish Cakes [85]
Every self-respecting North Shore cook makes a version of this traditional Scandinavian main dish. A touch of nutmeg flavors the moist-on-the-inside and crisp-on-the-outside patties.
Honey-Bourbon Salmon [89]
Although this recipe takes very little hands-on cooking time, be sure to allow an hour to marinate the salmon so it absorbs all the flavors of the sweet-and-salty marinade.
Honey-Bourbon Salmon [90]
The Walleye Whopper [93]
This Heartland fried-fish sandwich comes from a Garrison, Minnesota, restaurant. The town is home to Lake Mille Lacs, known for its abundance of walleye.
The Walleye Whopper [94]
Parmesan-Crusted Fish [97]
Sprinkle panko (Japanese-style bread crumbs) and Parmesan cheese on fish fillets for a super-easy flavor coating. While the fish is baking, cook julienned carrots in a skillet and serve with butter and ginger.
Fish and Corn Chowder [101]
Ready in just 20 minutes, this chowder gets rich flavor and creamy texture from ingredients such as cream-style corn, shredded Swiss cheese, chopped veggies and evaporated milk.
Fish and Corn Chowder [102]
Oven-Fried Fish [105]
A coating of seasoned dry bread crumbs, cornmeal and lemon-pepper seasoning gives baked fish a satisfying crunch without the fat and calories of pan-frying.
Oven-Fried Fish [106]
Lemon and Dill Walleye Sandwiches with Tartar Sauce [109]
These sandwiches showcase fish grilled on a bed of lemon slices and served on toasted bread.


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She's stuck in a literary limbo, cursed to repeat herself until forgotten. So she decides to track down Henrik Ibsen and get him to change the ending of his play. Jeff Whitty's screwball, puddle-deep comedy has an interesting premise (can, should, literary characters change?) and some very funny lines. Diversionary Theatre and director Matt McGrath are giving the script its best possible shot. Jacque Wilke plays Hedda with the right mix of seriousness and comedy; Yolanda Franklin, Shana Wride, and capable support work (Tony Houck, Luke Jacobs, Dangerfield G. Moore, Lynae dePriest, Andrew Oswald) keep the evening going on Matt Scott's mystical, minimalist set. But Whitty plays fast and loose with agony. He'll do anything for a laugh.
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Chipster-Topped Brownies (Tuesdays with Dorie)
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
I didn't get a chance to make these over the Memorial Day holiday like I planned. I got sick and stayed in bed watching almost everything on my DVR. Man, too bad I'm not a Nielsen family...I would have given them so much data. I'm all caught up on Ugly Betty, House, Southland, and picked up Fashion Show (still on the fence on this one...I use the remote a lot to speed through parts). My favorite show is In Plain Sight. And when does Mad Men start again?! Sigh. I'm a serious basic cable and TV junkie.
Okay. So I came home from work and thought mini cupcake brownie thingies would be faster. Yeah, I'm still ill in the head. Scooping little scoops is faster than tossing this into a pan? Not.
Anyway, things overflowed and I got an ugly mess! Oh man. This was heading down the path of a Jon & Kat + 8 train wreck. Oh my gosh. Did you see the season premiere? It was soooo sad. I felt horrible being a voyeur watching a marriage collapse (along with a zillion other people). That's fine when it is scripted drama, but I don't think I can watch this season. Too painful.
Oh yeah, back to the brownies with crispy critter cookie on top. Although the top didn't turn out like I wanted, but they tasted pretty good! Next time, I'm definitely going for regular brownie squares. :)
If you want the recipe, find it on Beth's blog Supplicious or get Dorie's fabulous book! Be sure to check out the other Tuesdays with Dorie bakers!
Whew. With 90 minutes to spare, I made it! I'm starting on next week's yummy Cinnamon Squares right away (I made them before and they are sooooo yummy!!)
40 comments:
- Cristine said... [Reply to comment]
Your minis look cute! Hope you are feeling better!
- May 27, 2009 at 12:58 AM
- Avanika [YumsiliciousBakes] said... [Reply to comment]
They look delicious. They might have overflowed, but the first thing I thought when I saw the first picture was, 'how did she get the cookies so perfect on the brownies? They look like graduation caps"
Great job. :-) - May 27, 2009 at 3:06 AM
- Donna-FFW said... [Reply to comment]
They look and sound very very good to me. I just love mini muffin pans. Makes you feel like you can eat may more than one without the guilt.
- May 27, 2009 at 3:12 AM
- Engineer Baker said... [Reply to comment]
I love the crispy edges you got on those, even if it was accidental :) I've never watched In Plain Sight - maybe that's next on my list of tv shows to become addicted to?
- May 27, 2009 at 4:53 AM
- Natalie said... [Reply to comment]
sorry they didn't work out like you planned! and PS- you're making me very excited for Cinnamon Squares!
- May 27, 2009 at 6:03 AM
- Karen said... [Reply to comment]
I love House, still have a few episodes to catch up on-
I agree with you on the whole Jon & Kate thing, too sad to watch.
I think the crispy cookie tops look fun and yummy! - May 27, 2009 at 6:12 AM
- Steph said... [Reply to comment]
Those look so cute! I saw J+K and it was painful to watch, especially seeing the transformation of Kate. In the beginning seasons, she was always yelling, but now she just seems like a cold and mean person. All I care about are the kids.
- May 27, 2009 at 6:28 AM
- oneordinaryday said... [Reply to comment]
I just bought Dorie's book and have salivating over all the beautiful treats. Love the mini version you made.
- May 27, 2009 at 6:49 AM
- MissBliss said... [Reply to comment]
they do look like grad. caps! hilarious!! Is it possible to order these? Yum!
- May 27, 2009 at 8:03 AM
- Jessica said... [Reply to comment]
Those little minis look delicious. I think that I would probably eat a lot of them in a very short amount of time!
I hope you're feeling better! - May 27, 2009 at 8:30 AM
- Sara said... [Reply to comment]
These are adorable! YUM. :)
- May 27, 2009 at 9:11 AM
- Megan said... [Reply to comment]
I think they look cute - and besides, it was a great idea!
- May 27, 2009 at 9:13 AM
- eatme_delicious said... [Reply to comment]
I think your little cupcakes are adorable! I love how the cookie topping smooshed out and made a cute little hat.
- May 27, 2009 at 9:14 AM
- pinkstripes said... [Reply to comment]
Yeah, I think regular brownies are more up my alley. Your chipsters do look delicious though.
I still need to catch up on Ugly Betty. I think I have 10 or 11 episodes. I can't wait for Mad Men to start. - May 27, 2009 at 9:40 AM
- bakingwiththeboys said... [Reply to comment]
*Love* Mad Men. comes back in August!
I rarely use my mini-muffin pan because it always ends up taking more time than I think it will. They are adorable though. - May 27, 2009 at 11:38 AM
- steph- whisk/spoon said... [Reply to comment]
these are pretty cute, with their lacey tops! the new show that i know i'll be hooked on is "cake boss" on tlc. i work in a bakery, so that junk is too funny!
- May 27, 2009 at 11:49 AM
- The Food Librarian said... [Reply to comment]
I love Cake Boss too! Love that family, especially those sisters! :) - mary
- May 27, 2009 at 11:58 AM
- lasinthekitchen said... [Reply to comment]
Your mini-cupcakes are soo cute! I love the chocolate chip cookie muffin tops! I'd totally eat those first - reminds me of Seinfeld...
- May 27, 2009 at 12:38 PM
- J.Danger said... [Reply to comment]
Your minis look cute!
I couldnt watch the Jon and Kate plus 8, you are right. It is like watching your neighbors go through a divorce or something, when everyone knows, so sad. - May 27, 2009 at 1:21 PM
- Leslie said... [Reply to comment]
I bet your minis were a pain to scoop out, but at least they cooked through. Were the crunchy overrun part tasty?
- May 27, 2009 at 1:44 PM
I am 7 months pregnant and drooling right now over your mini chipster-topped brownies. Mmmm! To help overcome my sudden chocolate craving, I just had a bowl of Cocoa Krispie cereal. Just not the same, tho'...sigh. Can't wait to see the next posting. Your biggest fan, Racheal
- May 27, 2009 at 4:12 PM
- Monica H said... [Reply to comment]
I already have the cinnamon squares recipe bookmarked, they do look so good.
J&K+8 was sad :-( I hope they make it.
Hope you feel better! Did you get to be bake the Cake Slice Devils's Food cake? It was delish! - May 27, 2009 at 5:03 PM
- Pamela said... [Reply to comment]
Hope you are feeling better by now. I love getting caught up on the DVR and it sounds like you had some good stuff to watch. A lot of people are saying the same thing about J&K+8. Seems like they should stop the show and focus on their family. Anyway, cute little chipsters!
- May 27, 2009 at 5:38 PM
- justJENN said... [Reply to comment]
Where are mine dammit?? Those look good.
I will watch Jon & Kate forever even after they change it to Jon + four and Kate + four... - May 27, 2009 at 6:32 PM
- a4 printers said... [Reply to comment]
sorry to hear that.. it didn't turned out to what you've expected
- May 27, 2009 at 6:34 PM
- SUGAR B said... [Reply to comment]
I like those brownie "hats" you made! ;)
- May 27, 2009 at 11:34 PM
- Esi said... [Reply to comment]
Well they look awesome...we have different TV tastes, but Mad Men is currently shooting and should be back mid-late summer. LOVE that show!!
- May 28, 2009 at 1:30 AM
- vibi said... [Reply to comment]
Ahhhhhh! Great minds think alike!
Superb! - May 28, 2009 at 6:36 AM
- Mommy Gourmet said... [Reply to comment]
I can not tell you how good those look!
- May 28, 2009 at 10:12 AM
- Michele said... [Reply to comment]
The mini version was a great idea!
- May 28, 2009 at 12:08 PM
- Mary said... [Reply to comment]
OK....In Plain Sight is in it's second season...can I just jump in now or do I need to start at the beginning and catch up ?
- May 28, 2009 at 5:01 PM
- The Food Librarian said... [Reply to comment]
Hey Mary,
You can go in at any time for In Plain Sight. It's kinda Law and Order in that one story starts and ends. There are aspects of the characters that are developing, but no problem if you start in the middle. - mary - May 28, 2009 at 5:25 PM
- Madam Chow said... [Reply to comment]
Great pictures, Mary. As for J and K + 8, I didn't watch it. I cannot stand reality shows, and I don't watch any of them. Well, except Reno 911, and that's a fake reality show, but I laugh so hard I almost peed myself. As for other shows - I love Burn Notice!
- May 28, 2009 at 5:59 PM
- Lori said... [Reply to comment]
I think you may be on to something here. They are cute.
- May 28, 2009 at 7:08 PM
- Ingrid said... [Reply to comment]
I actually think they're kinda cute...lots of character.
Sorry you haven't been feeling well.
~ingrid - May 28, 2009 at 7:58 PM
- Tracey said... [Reply to comment]
Your brownies look terrific! Mine didn't turn out quite as expected either but they were tasty. I watched J+K too - sooooo sad and difficult to watch.
- May 28, 2009 at 9:01 PM
- wheredidmysaucego said... [Reply to comment]
They look ready to scoop some ice cream on!! I must try them... circle of course, why be a conformist and make squares like everyone else :)
- May 29, 2009 at 11:30 AM
- TeaLady said... [Reply to comment]
Well, those are cute. And as long as they taste good.....
- May 29, 2009 at 8:05 PM
- Jaime said... [Reply to comment]
eh they're just a bit rustic - no problem! :) i like the idea of muffin shapes :)
- May 30, 2009 at 7:27 PM
- April said... [Reply to comment]
Great job, I like the smaller size, perfect for popping in your mouth! Hope you feel better.
- June 1, 2009 at 1:48 PM
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Could we at least get a guarantee that the shirt was once actually offered on shirt.woot? I could deal with an occasional woot logo shirt thrown in, but last time one of my randoms was a weak design of a lion falling off the royal crest that was never a woot design (thank you: "all designs").
These 3 will make my shirt.woot collection big enough to wear a different shirt every day for a month! Woot!
Whenever I buy shirts, I always get them in sets of two. One for me and one for my girlfriend. How can I buy random ones and guarantee that I get two matching ones? If I buy three random ones my size and then setup a new account and buy three more her size, there's probably a big chance of not getting any that match, right?
considerately wrote:Where do you guys trade shirts? I haven't been so lucky with my randoms.. white should never happen. ever.
Check out this thread for the spot for trading Randoms in the ShirtWoot Community forums. Skip to the last two or three pages for current trades. Post your info there.
I think I am going to sit this one out again, too many designs lately that I just don't want. Now if I bought three and was guaranteed to get one with the new digital printing so I can check it out much cheaper than paying $18 I might be in for 3
In for 3. This is the second time my husband will be a recipient of ONE of the shirts. He was super lucky last time and I expect he will be this time as well because that's how it is I realized that even if he doesn't like the design that much, it's pretty cheap for a tshirt for him. And if he does, all the better.
Last time, I passed, figured not too many shirts my style. Then I saw people getting Join the Security Team! and was rightly annoyed. In for three, shirt.woot. I could never stay away from you.
PocketBrain wrote:You mean, ON. MY. BIRTHDAY.
Haha! Happy birthday to you!
i got 3 random for myself once.. 2 i did not like and last time i got 3 random for my son... 1 he had and the other 2 were meh.. so i think i am skipping this time..
These are cool. I got a Knights of Nee coat of arms shirt last time. I think I'll roll those dice again. Oh, and for the random shirt virgins out there, these shirts tend to run small, so go +1 on whatever your usual size is.
andy2010 wrote:nope
I am ensaddened by this. Consider this my expression of disappointment in shirts that don't fit.
I have always passed, but today I decided to gamble. Bought one for myself and another for husband-man. Hopefully at least one of us will get a winner =)
jimbrady wrote:Could we at least get a guarantee that the shirt was once actually offered on shirt.woot? I could deal with an occasional woot logo shirt thrown in, but last time one of my randoms was a weak design of a lion falling off the royal crest that was never a woot design (thank you: "all designs").
It actually was a woot design called Fallen Royalty. Shirt woot sells woot shirts so anything you get in the randoms is from shirt.woot. I believe Fallen Royalty was part of a side sale and as such is not part of the catalog, yet. But it is a woot shirt nonetheless. Your randoms will all be woot designs, mostly those that were on sale in the former "Reckoning" or in side sales in the last few months. That's what they have extra stock of already printed and need to purge.
I'm always afraid I'll get a couple cat shirts, since woot loves cats...but I think I'm gonna roll the dice this time.
dlcarst77 wrote:I'm always afraid I'll get a couple cat shirts, since woot loves cats...but I think I'm gonna roll the dice this time.
Last month I got a Trek shirt, a yin-yang shirt, and a unicorn shirt. Roll the dice...
Too many woots for wallet
Okay, I'll try this again...no Russian Nesting Doll...no Russian Nesting Doll...no Russian Nesting Doll...
Does anyone happen to know from what week to what week they will grab the randoms from? I always forget how it works...
Reclaimer456 wrote:If you are going to buy them, you always buy 3.
Twice, I've bought only one and ended up getting designs I like. I probably shouldn't do it again considering I recently adopted a black cat who constantly runs in front of me ;D (tl;dr: I've run out of luck)
On thanksgiving?? Damni it. Bought three.
alanhwoot wrote:If you're disappointed that they aren't actually selling blurry question mark shirts, check over here.
That is still my favorite Woot Shirt.
tsukitensh wrote:For those who have bought randoms before, are you generally happy with what you've gotten?
I always get 3 for my kids (3 boys). Usually we get designs we like - and the shirts alone are high quality. Worth the price.
I remember looking at a site or page where a list of the shirts one was likely to get from the random deal. Anyone have a link?
Yes, it's a statistical anomaly.
I wish shirt.woot would sell a fuzzy question mark t-shirt one of these days.
everlore wrote:I wish shirt.woot would sell a fuzzy question mark t-shirt one of these days.
They do it from time to time. I have one!
scarchin wrote:They do it from time to time. I have one!
They sell it ALL the time, on a separate page of Woot shirts. I'm too lazy to re-link to it, but it's earlier in this thread.
yeuannh wrote:Does anyone happen to know from what week to what week they will grab the randoms from? I always forget how it works...
Narfcake figured out that it usually takes 4-6 weeks for shirts to show up in Randoms, so this batch will include quite a few shirts that were Reckoned or in Woot Plus sales that ended 4-6 weeks ago through 4-6 weeks before the last batch of Randoms (end of August) - so Reckonings 266, 267, 268, 269, 270, 271, 272, all the Woot Plus sales during that time except Purplepalooza, and all the other shirts that woot might throw into the pile. Random Shirts are like a box of chocolates: you never know what you're going to get.
scarchin wrote:I remember looking at a site or page where a list of the shirts one was likely to get from the random deal. Anyone have a link?
That list, posted by Narfcake on deals.woot, was a detailed list of what might be included in the August Random Woot Plus sale, but it is no longer an accurate list of what might arrive in this batch of Randoms.
KAZVorpal wrote:They sell it ALL the time, on a separate page of Woot shirts. I'm too lazy to re-link to it, but it's earlier in this thread.
Actually, it's no longer for sale all the time (until July-ish, it was available for purchase at any time), but it is being offered in this week's "Shirts of Brussels Sprouts" Woot Plus sale.
neuropsychosocial wrote:.... in this week's "Shirts of Brussels Sprouts" Woot Plus sale.
Woot filter is SO wrong this time. Brussels Sprouts are not C-R-A-P. They are one of my favorite tasty veggies!! And they will be served and eaten at quite a few holiday dinners today. Poor, poor Brussels Sprouts, get less love than broccoli around here.
I hope it's from somebody's closet.
Doctor Who anyone?
i remember falling for this once. really though, save your money. you look silly enough as it is by wearing woot shirts in public, but to wear woot shirts that you receive randomly is just asking for embarrassment.
Happy Thanksbirthday! Or is it Happy Birthgiving? Uh. . . I guess not, Happy Birthday on Thanksgiving Day! Unless you are not in the USA, then just Happy Birthday. :-)
This is my third random shirt day. The first time, I liked two of the three shirts but sadly was overly optimistic on the success of the last diet. The last woot, I was happy with all three, so I'm back again for another trio.
Just got the triple pack. Let the celebrations begin! I'm talking trumpets festooned with flags, king's with giant turkey legs and peasants eating cack-a-leekie (Scottish soup made of leeks and chicken, so cool your jets people). The only thing I wish for is that none of my shirts have to do with Thanksgiving. Please, oh please, oh please!!!
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Of the immigrants that come to the UK, they are more educated than the native white xenophobes, typically gain employment very quickly, become wealthier on average than the whites and guess what, they're younger! As if all the racism wasn't enough, they're paying the xenophobic old British idiots' pensions to! We're going to have a young educated workforce while Europe founders in a massive pension crisis!
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thought id make a play on tuition bills and whatnot, thoughts?
I wonder how many of the designs making use of copyrighted words (Jedi, Gryffindor, etc) will survive rejectionation. It was always my understanding that there was a pretty firm line there.
What do you think of my design, have any chance¿? http://shirt.woot.com/derby/entry/66553/camelots-university
Another derby entry up - Hoaxtown College, home of the Herrings
so would the below be rejected for proper noun (horribleness) and/or celebrity likeness?
How about a good UNCOLLEGE shirt?
FloppyKing wrote:so would the below be rejected for proper noun (horribleness) and/or celebrity likeness?
i guess that's a yes... i submitted it and they didn't even bother rejecting it... they just deleted it. DOUBLE EDIT... nevermind... i guess my sister logged into my account and deleted it and resubmitted it since she didn't like the thumbnail image i used and didn't bother telling me.
Might give up on my University Design from The Name of the Wind... Can't get it right...
beware1984 wrote:Great idea! I'll make a variant and sub both. I think it's a pretty tame design personally, but we'll see. Thanks for the help!
So, do I get a cut if you win. :P Good luck.
beware1984 wrote:Damn I was worried about that. I mean it's just a butt, but I guess "smartasses" could be offensive too. Also though, what about the booze related designs (I have one of those also)? Those are obviously not suitable for children?
I would think NONE of these would be brought for kids but yeah... no curses allowed and no potty humor images.
cynic11 wrote: thought id make a play on tuition bills and whatnot, thoughts?
LOL good one
What's funny is as soon as I read they were supposed to be college themed shirts, I immediately thought "Gallifrey Technical College". What's not funny is that I scrolled down to see it was specifically listed (along with all Doctor Who) as not allowed. =( Poop.
ISO30 wrote:Anyone have any feedback on this?
Love the slogan.."your mom goes here". Hilarious!
My one entry is languishing, should I bother posting this version?
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orabbit wrote:Yes.
Odds on rejection?
j5 wrote:Odds on rejection?
What does everyone think? Vote for ME! O
I'm surprised to see that so far there is nothing for professional writing majors or people who are a part of the "grammar police". I'd like to see a t-shirt for that! If I had it my way I'd be able to wear this t-shirt everyday: http://shirt.woot.com/offers/grammar-police
KWildman wrote:One copy on black for me, please! My geeky shirt collection is still lacking an awesome Hitchhiker's Guide shirt...
I agree. The darker color.
I think it'd be better without, "Your mom goes here". Crafts like knitting are kind of "in" right now.
rasabi wrote:Black? Asphalt? Still needs halftones and tweaks but thoughts welcome...
The top one!
oakenspirit wrote:Quick Question... Got an idea for a shirt but don't know which term is more widely used... SUPERSENIOR or __th-Year SENIOR??
Super Senior. No matter if it's 5 years or 50, the person is still called a "super senior".
autsey wrote:I have the flu and my brain is totally hitting a wall so I'm thinking that this week will be a pass. I'm super excited about what people will come up with!:D
I'd love to see someone come up with something for people who are professional writing or english majors or just HATE bad grammar, text talk, poor spelling, etc. In other words, people who are on the "Grammar Police Force/Academy"
"Horribleness" makes me cringe. Why not turn it into a class? For instance, "Horrible 101" or just say "Horrible Studies" or something like that?
DJTweekNYC wrote:I'm just about done. Still need to half-tone this thing:
Is it supposed to say "Party Won Dude"? I know it's supposed to say "Party On Dude", but wouldn't it be "Artypay onay udeday"?
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So he starts daycare tomorrow and I return to work on Wednesday. I'm a little nervous about Wednesday - not the return to work, but the morning deadline of getting us all out of the house, unpacking three children at school, and still arriving to my desk by 9am each day. But that's Wednesday, and I'm getting ahead of myself. Tomorrow is G's first day of daycare, and I'm nothing but excited about it.
I am excited to offer him into the arms of the same women who cared for his sisters as infants, who have loved him since the day I announced he was growing inside of me, who have been asking me for weeks when he'll be joining them. I am excited to offer him into our daycare family, and in so many ways it is truly our family, the extended mass of older siblings and cousins he'll attach to the moment he's enrolled; the dozens of parents who have marveled at his toes and at his smile and who praise my children like their own, or correct their behavior like their own; his sisters' closest friends who already call G their baby, too. I never knew that by enrolling my first and then subsequent children in a daycare program that I'd also be sealing myself to some of the most important friendships I've ever known. I didn't know that other women can truly love my children as I love them myself. It's just a daycare center, four classrooms and a hallway, but it's a home for us. I'm so excited to bring G into our second home, and make it his, too.
It's such a loving space and I want him to have that for himself; I've been itching for him to have what his sisters have. And of course, when I do return to work on Wednesday I will once again treasure that their daycare is in my work building; the four of us will be under one roof all day long, my babies just an elevator and a hallway away. I truly think I have the best of both worlds for us, and bringing G to daycare and returning to work in many ways doesn't feel like I'm leaving my baby, but that I'm reuniting my family.
So I packed his bag: diapers and wipes and burp cloths and extra clothes and labeled pacifiers and tushie cream and the same little yellow blanket with the orange and white stars that first E and then L used in their first years of daycare. Tomorrow he has a big adventure and a lot of love waiting to take him in.
But I admit, when he was fussy in his afternoon nap today, I could have just shushed him back to sleep. Instead, I picked him up and held him close and fell asleep with him, just the two of us, folded around each other in the nest of the big arm chair. Because tomorrow he'll be napping in a room I can draw in my mind, with the familiar lullabies I've heard them play for four years, in the dark illuminated only by the light from the kitchenette and the closet. It's a warm, cozy nest, too, but it's not my arms. So on the last day that selfishly, I call him still mine and not also theirs, I held him and held him.
Because tomorrow, I'll kiss him on the top of his head. There will be a lightness in my heart but probably also tears in my eyes. I'll kiss him on the top of his head, and walk away.