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tag:Community Blogs:blogCommunity Blogshttp://bulk2.destructoid.com/ul/avatars/9/7099.gifCheeburgahttps:://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Cheeburga2008-07-23T13:24:25ZCommunity Blogs:213891<3 - CheeburgaCheeburga2011-10-17T15:34:42Z2011-10-17T15:34:42ZWhat?Community Blogs:192759Icarus Proudbottom in: The Curse of the Chocolate Fountain - CheeburgaCheeburga2011-01-28T19:45:55Z2011-01-28T19:45:55Z
Hey, how's it been going here? Good? Great, you look amazing.

First off, here: http://www.onlinegamesector.com/onlinefull/12215/icarus_proudbottom_in_the_curse_of_.htm Go fucking download that real quick.

Why? Because you probably haven't played it. And if you haven't, you're already losing. If you have, I don't care, go play it some more. Asshole.

This is where I review shit.

Take your cell processing and shove it up your pretentious ass. What we have here is an atmosphere created within a dream, in fact I will go on the record here, any record, and state that no other vidya gaem has ever painted such a believable scenario, ever. Ever.

You are Icarus Proudbottom. Given the ability to soar through the wind at undisclosed speeds through the power of shit. Yep, that's right. Icarus has a case of the "Boom Booms" and cannot stop bumbling through the air. Blasting fecal matter through the skies is no simple task. Endless flocks of bloodthirsty geese and ducks are ready to strip off your clothes, and your skin if you're not careful. Luckily for you, a spirit animal takes note of your situation early on and shifts into a legendary weapon.

Bascially, you have chiptunes, shit, and animal slaughter. Go play it. Just kidding, you don't really have to, it's not that amazing.

11/10.

Okay, I played like 10 minutes of this game, it's hard.

Fuck you.

I mean, is that a new suit? You look good.

I miss you guys sometimes.Community Blogs:161074It's Official. - CheeburgaCheeburga2010-01-20T13:45:00Z2010-01-20T13:45:00ZWhen I joined up here back in 2007, Destructoid never really entered my eyes as being a place that I could sit down, and become a part of something bigger than myself in little time. This community, which is full of fantastic people, trolls or not, was very tight-knit although welcoming. And you know, it was heart warming to be a part of it. Within months, this..I don't want to call it a "site" because it's really more than that now, and then. This congregational portal became sort of what you would call an addiction. A place where I could write my heart out, read people's sometimes (but mostly well written) blatantly biased opinions on Video Games and it's industry, but most of all, enjoy myself on the internet with other people without them actually being by my side. It's a silly cliche, and "Second Home" doesn't really make sense since I never used the bathroom here. Well, that's a lie. I guess you could call dumping "shitty" posts into the Community Blogs using the restroom.

 Anyways, I digress. The point I'm trying to get to, which is already well known so I don't know why I have to repeat it, is that Destructoid, for a lot of people including myself, was and still is, more than just a place to come read articles. Because really, we all know that that can be done just about anywhere these days.

 So before I get to my main point here, a quick thank you to everyone involved for making Destructoid stand out, and above the others. You've earned it.

 Now, you might be asking yourself whilst reading "What is 'ol Cheeburga up to? What is this feminine male getting to? Just what, exactly, is. his. point?" To those people I have to say, just wait one moment.

 You see, about a week ago a man most of you know as Niero (and others "Big Mama") decided to shoot me an email. I was of course, you know, kind of surprised. I mean, it's Niero, a guy I hardly knew outside of being the proprietor of such a fantastic website. Anyways, I won't post the email here because it contains some secrets of the 'Toid that no one would be happy with me sharing. But, what I can tell you is that this special email, this key to locked doors, is bringing your good friend Cheeburga to the front page of Destructoid.

 Yeah, you read that last line right (I hope). Cheeburga, is now, an official part of the Destructoid Staff. Needless to say, I'm excited guys. Super excited. We still have some things to work out, such as an exact starting date, but I cannot wait to bring you all who've known me since I joined, and those who don't, a fresh take on Vidya Gaem writing. Really, I'm pumped, and I hope you all are as friendly* and accepting to me all over again. See you soon, Destructoid.

*(See: Assholes.)^
^(Just kidding.)` <br/>`(Sort of. <3)
Also, cocks.
And my puppy.
 HOW IS EVERYBODY?

 Community Blogs:159124Vidya Gaems Related. Somewhat. - CheeburgaCheeburga2009-12-30T12:23:03Z2009-12-30T12:23:03ZLook, I drink.. and I've got a wicked hangover. I noticed every time I stop back in here to read some stuff about flower farts and catch up on everyone's lives that..the site changes. I dig it, those community pictures up there? I'm in like three of them looking like a girl. Totally rad. And it makes me really really really really miss you guys. Almost enough to where I want to blog about it early, and get in trouble for discussing shit that ain't out yet. But Dtoid, I'm happy for ya, and I'mma let you finish, but here is some words about games that you play on game devices.

So here is the deal. Assassins Creed II? Shit's "Okay" That ending though, seriously what's going on? SPOILERS* There are aliens. Give Ubi some applause for trying to put a super cereal storyline in there.

UFC 2009 is game of the year, along with Tony Hawk: Riding, and Guitar Hero 8.

Demons Souls is too much neckbeard for me.

What else came out recently? Well, I'm sure it's an 11/10 for sure.

 So what have I been up to? I mean, I know someone's curious. I've been indulging in a thing called love. (just listen to the rhythm of the heart, there's a chance we can make it now.) You see, I met a girl game- FEMALE VIDYA PLAYER. And you know, that shits awesome, and it's all great, and don't be too surprised if you see Cheeburga inviting you to the wedding. (Seriously, you're all invited.) Been playing a lot of Final Fantasy 7 with her, we're actually trying to do runs of the series starting with 7, and I just left Cosmo Canyon, does Red XIII come running back to my ass, or what? Anyone else find that lover yet? I want to know, really. It's interesting. i'm a huge faggot.

That's about it for now, I miss you guys. and girls. and animals. and animal lovers. <3

Here's a picture.

There's me bossing the only way I know how. The only problem with this picture is...there's no fistpumpan.

Here's us.

Hot damn. I talked so much about you guys, that she actually went out to get me a MAGIC. CHEEBURGA. (like, magic 8 ball.) from Icanhazcheeseburger. Awesome.

THIS IS MY FAVORITE SONG.
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Video Games.

 Community Blogs:142382Actually, I'm fine with my weight, Destructoid. - CheeburgaCheeburga2009-08-02T14:15:24Z2009-08-02T14:15:24ZWHAT THE FUCK IS THIS SHIT?

Derp.

So what does this mean? That gamers are Xbox Huge fat asses that need to get RIPPED? It really saddens me
to
see my favorite gaming website plastered with advertisments telling me to lose weight, fueling the stereotype
that
we're all useless chubby funsters.

Dtoid, I'm piss.

In fact, here, I made some more suitable ads for your readers. I think this would deliver a much stronger, and
nicer
message.

Actually, I apologize. I understand that the website costs huge amounts of money to continuously
upgrade and accommodate the users and that your choice in picking advertisements is nothing personal at all.
Any additional revenue to the site to keep it up and running is accepted in whatever manner it is delivered. In
fact, I think those weight loss ads are perfect, and I'll probably go visit one of the sites right now. Heres to
thirty more years, Dtoid.

Your bbcode ain't workin'. Not my problem.Community Blogs:142281New Banner, New Beginnings! - CheeburgaCheeburga2009-08-01T11:53:21Z2009-08-01T11:53:21ZAlright, with that last blog aside, I want to thank you all for being so welcoming and just as awesome as you were
before I left. You really are the best community out there in the internets. Hopefully I'll be able to start posting more
now and talking to all you cool-cats like in the old days.

Just for old times sake..
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Good to be back, Dtoid!

Keep being awesome.Community Blogs:142199Hi guys, I'm new here. - CheeburgaCheeburga2009-07-31T17:30:59Z2009-07-31T17:30:59ZWhat's this site about? Vidya games? I especially like the part where the fat British guy makes videos. They make
me laugh cause his voice is silly! So, do you guys/2girls like playing video games? me too!

Hope you all welcome me to the Detoids11!!

Community Blogs:116761I hugged everyone. - CheeburgaCheeburga2009-01-03T22:36:28Z2009-01-03T22:36:28ZAnd my hair got in my way.

And my balls were squished by my girlpants.Community Blogs:103396Diablo 3 Art Comparison. Video! - CheeburgaCheeburga2008-09-11T17:04:17Z2008-09-11T17:04:17ZHey mengs and womengs, it's your androgynous friend Cheeburga here with a blog!

Maybe you've been keeping up with Diablo 3, maybe you haven't. It was only one of the best selling Pc titles evar, and is still played today. But with great power, comes great bitching when a new entry in the series is revealed that doesn't stick to the usual formula of GRIMDARK in the fanboys eyes. There have been many photoshoops done to the screenshots to accomodate those whiners, and in my personal opinion, some look a tad better than the originals. But, recently, someone has gone the extra mile, they made a video!

Dedication at its finest.
Go here to see it!
http://www.diii.net/n/692572/the-end-of-the-art-controversy

Also, here, this is the mengs website.
http://www.deriss.net/diablo3/HD_Clips.html
Make sure to download that 10 second clip, it's impressive to say the least.Community Blogs:100723The Sexy Warhammer Online Cinematic. - CheeburgaCheeburga2008-08-21T21:34:21Z2008-08-21T21:34:21Z[embed]100723:13984[/embed]

Wow, that is all I can say. Am I the only one super excited for this?

Look out Warcraft.Community Blogs:100508Metal Gear Sh!t 4 - CheeburgaCheeburga2008-08-20T14:32:21Z2008-08-20T14:32:21Z
 my game is ass backwards.

You mother fuckers. I'm so glad I'm not the one who threw down 60 dollars or I'd be very upset. How long did it take to develop this game? Years? Well thank you Kojima, thank you for the fucking effort. What I get is a movie with a plot ripped out of the wachowski brothers asshole's that occasionally tells me to take a fucking step forward. Okay, I'm being harsh, I know, but before you ask, YES I PLAYED THE WHOLE THING. There is not something I'm "missing" I got the fucking point. Kojimas crack influenced idea of an "evolution in video game story telling" is just saying "Hey, I fucking ran out of gameplay ideas. Here's some shit you don't care about for 10 hours." No, I'm serious. If I would have skipped every cutscene, which regrettably I did not, the total amount of time actually playing would have accumulated to about Four Fucking Hours. I defecate you not.

 I actually enjoyed the other installments of this series, I really did, for the most part, but holy shit did they drop the proverbial "ball" on this one. The game tries to trick you early on into thinking this is "tactical espionage" but it's bullshit. It's like a used car salesman saying "Hey, take this car and you'l get 8 vaginas, and a cup of coffee whenever the fuck you want." Then you drive it thinking you're johnny cool-cat and boom, a spring pokes you in the dick and it's then that suddenly you realize "Oh that salesman, that card, he pulled a fast one on me!" You see, in the early parts in the game, Kojima Productions tries to be innovative by having a non linear path, but usually this "innovation" falls into two options. "Take the way with enemies." or "Take the other way thats safe" Well shit, it seems I've reached a fucking conundrum!

 You know that saying "fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me."? Well, I'm sure you know where I'm going with this. The other two hours of MGS4 is played completely different from anything else in the series. I swear I thought I was playing a third person version of Call of Duty 4. Here, I'll try to play it out what was going on at Kojima Productions half way through development.

Dev: "Well, what's next?"
Kojima: "Shoot the fuck out of everything."

 A tad unrealistic maybe, but I'm sure I was close.Community Blogs:96623The World Ends With You. - CheeburgaCheeburga2008-07-23T13:24:25Z2008-07-23T13:24:25ZHey guys, it's been a while since I've had an actual blog post up and I got done with The World Ends With You a few days ago, so I thought I'd write up some impressions. Unfortunately, I'm not completely dead yet so I apologize for that. Enough bullshitting though. For those interested, enjoy your read.

Yes I realize I'm a little late on this, but give me a break. If you're feeling a little dried up from the overabundance of casual brain tests, and Pokemon collecting on your DS then you might want to try out The World Ends With You. The World Ends With You (Or TWEWY) is a very hip and stylish action RPG from the minds of Square Enix and Co-Developer Jupiter. (Holy shit they did Golden Sun)

Like many Square Enix titles, the story revolves around a teen with a heart full of angst, a mind diagnosed with amnesia, and too much hair gel. The story takes place in Shibuya, Japan which I didn't learn was real until a few days ago. Neku awakens in the middle of Shibuya with a pin that grants him the ability to see peoples thoughts. It turns out that Neku is playing The Reapers Game, a game that is privileged to the dead who have received Player Pins. Soon after awakening Neku meets another player named Shiki, a girl with a skirt that defies the laws of gravity and hip bones like spartan spears. As it turns out, the Reapers Game isn't friendly. The premise is to survive the week by completing a mission sent to your phone each day by the Game Master. (I'm not making this shit up.)

The way TWEWY is played is very unique, you and your partner are controlled on separate screens, but your health and the enemies you see are one in the same. The top half is controlled by using the d-pad, where your partner is stationed. Pressing left or right depending on which side the enemies are on will start a combo that branches off into three separate paths. There is a special technique that you and your partner will initiate for matching up cards or symbols (depending on your partner) but just tapping in one direction will score you the move eventually.

On the bottom, you control Neku using the stylus. This is where it gets to be frantic, yet fun. Depending on what pins you have equipped, you will have to do an array of different stylus motions to execute the psychs (moves). It can get hectic trying to remember the motions for the pins you have equipped, and trying to do the different combo branches to get that special move. Like I said, the enemies and your health bar are one in the same. Attacks you do on one screen damage the enemies on the other and attacks you receive on one character effects your health as a whole.

It's a very intuitive and fresh use of the dual screen functionality that the DS has and really puts your focus on using your abilities and team work to get through the challenges. One thing that really stood out for me is a character named Sho. This psychopathic boss has a tendency to build huge pieces of "Art" (which are just piles of trash and rubble) What he does on his free time is not the thing that makes him stand out from other generic characters though. What does is the fact that he is a mathmatician. Yes, a boss that kicks y our ass while shouting "sin, cosin, tangent." It was a truly great feeling to see such a unique character in this game.

There is a surprising amount of content in the game. If you have OCD and absolutley have to have every pin and clothing item in Shibuya, you have your work cut out for you. Many times you will feel like the end of the game is near only to be thrown back into your seat for another session. This is not a bad thing by any means, the game play is fun, the dialogue is witty and although the story gets a bit convoluted, you still are attached to the characters you're playing.

The World Ends With You brings a breathe of fresh air to the DS and you owe it to yourself to at least try the game if you're looking for something new. You might be like me and turn the volume off as soon as you hear the first lyric to an up beat J-pop song, but don't let one issue (which is totally to each his own situation.) change your mind about TWEWY as a whole.

For those of you who played the game, what are your opinions?


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Happy July everybody! June was a crazy fun, filled month. My husband celebrated his birthday, we took the kids on their very first boat ride, and purchased passes to our first homeschool convention (Eek!) which is later this month. Without further ado…
June 2016 Goals
Eat three meals a day. Pass. As crazy as this is, but plugging "breakfast", "lunch", and "dinner" into my planner schedule actually made a huge difference.
Continue tracking my health and wellness goals in my planner every day. Pass. I've been tracking the amount of miles I walk in a day (using a FitBit) and the amount of water I drink a day.
Have July's lesson plans (including printing, laminating, to-do lists, and shopping lists) completed by 18th. Fail. This one hurts. We are already in July and I have no lesson plans for this month, but frankly I'm not really going to worry about it. I spent most of June working on our homeschooling plans for the 2016-2017 year. I have a loose plan for July that will continue reviewing preschool materials. I found an old preschool/kindergarten workbook that we never finished, so I divided up the pages for the month. Our new "school year" will officially begin on Sunday, July 24, so I put most of my efforts this month working on a scope and sequence, goals, and gathering materials for both kids.
Clean zones four and five. Use checklists and planners to stay on target. Pass. I rocked the housework this month. Zone four included the laundry room, stairway/upstairs hallway, office, and downstairs closet. Zone five was the kids rooms… and drumroll please, I ALSO cleaned zone six. Zone six was the master suite (minus the bathroom, as that is lumped together with the other bathrooms in zone three) and the backyard. Boom! Excuse me while I do a victory dance.
Have July's editorial calendar complete by June 15th. Pass. I completed this one pretty early in the month. While this isn't a hard goal for me to meet (since I have 12,001 ideas spawning out of my head), the deadline is really important and this is likely something that's going to continue to stay on my goal's list for some time. I've also completed my editorial calendar for August.
Have all of July's photographs taken by June 25. Fail. I have good reason for this, I promise. I haven't completed the projects that I'm writing about in July just yet. The majority of July and August's posts will revolve around our 2016-2017 homeschool plans. As a result, most of July (and likely August) will be spent flying by the seat of my pants. Oh joy!
Watch three AFI films. Pass. This month I watched The Manchurian Candidate, The Grapes of Wrath, Chinatown, AND My Fair Lady. I really, really enjoyed The Manchurian Candidate. I did not care much for the 2004 remake (which I watched to compare to the original). It wasn't a strict remake and was made more modernized to fit with the times, but it just lacked the charm of the original. The Grapes of Wrath was good, although incredibly sad. I didn't care much for Chinatown or For My Fair Lady. About halfway through My Fair Lady, I realized that I watched it high school and the reason I didn't care for it was the ending.
One of the best things I'm getting out of this journey is that I'm finally starting to understand references in modern movies (even in cartoons). For example, at the end of Chinatown, one of the characters says "Forget it Jake, it's Chinatown." Well… in the film Inside Out (yes, I know, a cartoon… by Disney or Pixar, or both, whatever) one of the cloudtown cops says, "Forget it Jake, it's Cloudtown." Welp, now I get the reference. I feel so smart (sarcasm… kind of).
Read or listen to "Othello". Fail. I just wasn't feeling the Shakespeare this month.
July 2016 Goals
Continue to eat three meals a day. It's amazing how much better I feel when I eat three solid meals a day along with small (healthy) snacks throughout the day.
Walk 135 miles. I've been using my fitbit to track my miles. My goal for the year is to walk 1,500 miles total. If I walk 135 miles this month, that is 4.35 miles a day. However, I'm more concerned with the monthly total, rather than the daily. Life happens. Especially when you have little kids.
Drink 16 gallons of water. Living in such a hot climate, this should probably be a larger number. However, anything larger would very likely be setting myself up for failure. 16 gallons of water is approximately a half a gallon of water (or about 64 fluid ounces) a day. Again, I'm not so much concerned with the "I must make this number every day" as much as I am with the total number at the end of the month.
Attend my very first homeschool conference. Whoop! Whoop! About mid-month my husband and I will be attending our first homeschool conference. I'm nervous and excited.
Have Term One's lesson plans and materials completed by July 23. I've broken our school year up terms based on a 3 week one, 1 week off, schedule. (A post on this is coming later this month). Yes, this is the day before our school year officially starts, but so long as it is done before we start, rather than me scrambling during, I'll be happy.
Clean Zones 1 and 2. Back to zone 1. *sigh* I was just here… three months ago. Zone 1 is the front yard (which never seems to stay clean or weed free), the entryway, and the garage. Zone 2 is the bane of my existence and includings the kitchen, living room, and playroom. The rooms in our house that get the most amount of use, therefore the biggest pain the rear to clean.
Figure out and "fix" adsense on the blog. The ad you see on the side? Yea, that's the test ad code that adsense gave me when I first signed up… a year ago. I should probably figure out where to put ads and put them in places that they belong. I'd probably make more money if I actually did something with the codes. Oops.
Post 3 times a week on the blog. This has been a goal of mine, since about forever. However, I have SO many posts coming up related to our homeschool year that I've clogged up my editorial calendar for all of July, and four Wednesdays in August. This also ties into accountability. Sunday-Tuesday I'm pretty good about joining link parties, posting, working on content, etc. Wednesday-Saturday it all goes downhill, which is something I want to change.
Complete March-August (2015) Project Life Pages. Ugh… I am so far behind on my project life/scrapbooking albums it is downright sad. If you follow me on Instagram you've likely seen some of the photos. It's not pretty. My plan is to work on these for at least one hour every day during the kid's quiet time. Their quiet time in their rooms (since neither one of them naps) has been set aside as dedicated "scrapbook catch up time."
Did you complete your goals for June? What are your goals for the month of July? (Pssst… is everybody ready for back to school season!?)


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2011 NFL Draft: Latest News and Top Prospects For This Year's NFL Draft
The Super Bowl is upon us and that means the remaining 30 NFL franchises are already at work for next season.
With the Green Bay Packers and Pittsburgh Steelers taking this week to prepare before the week long extravaganza that will be Super Bowl XLV, a good amount of next season's rookies are getting their first taste of NFL coaching at the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama.
Last week we got some big names out at the East-West Shrine Game, but this week the stars are out in force.
First round potential talents such as Wisconsin's Gabe Carimi, Boston College's Anthony Castonzo, Purdue's Ryan Kerrigan, Oregon State's Stephen Paea, Colorado's Nate Solder, and Washington's Jake Locker highlight the North team.
The South squad is no slouch either and features potential first round picks like Texas A&M's Von Miller, Mississippi State's Derek Sherrod, Miami's Allen Bailey and Arkansas' DeMarcus Love.
It's a busy, but exciting week for prospects, coaches and scouts alike; keep it here for all the latest news on the 2011 NFL Draft.


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Pansy Birthday Card
By: Sue Eldred for McGill Inc.
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Make your own birthday cards with this easy project idea from Sue Eldred. The pansy birthday card features beautiful paper flowers, making it the perfect birthday card for a mother, sister, or friend.
Paper Blossoms Tools:
- 64503 Floral Petals
- 64500 Alpine Snowflake
- 64502 Birch Leaf
- 65800 Tool Kit
- 65900 Molding Mat
Additional Supplies:
- 53700 5/16" Hole Punch (Mc Gill)
- Fabri Tac Glue (Beacon Adhesives)
- #962 "Always" Scrapbook Paper (Fancy Pants Designs, Inc.)
- Purple Palisades, Lavender Twilight, Witch Hazel, Candlelight Cardstock (Bazzill)
- Cream Cardstock
- 98200 Multi Tags Diagonal Punch (Mc Gill)
- Versa Magic Chalk Inks: Pretty Petunia, Tea Leaves (Tsukineko)
- White Color Box Inkpad (Clearsnap)
- PC1008 Violet Prismacolor Pencil
- Purple Ribbon: approx. 8" (May Arts)
- Self Adhesive Jewels: Desert Sun (Bazzill Basics)
- Small Cream Button and White String
- Double Stick Tape Runner, Foam Mounting Squares (Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L)
- Computer Generated Font: Bradley Hand 20pt.
To Make the Pansy:
- Punch the Floral Petals 5 times in Purple Palisades Cardstock.
- Use the largest Petals. Rub the edge of the petals with Pretty Petunia ink, rub the pointed end of the petals with White Color Box ink to add color details.
- For additional details: Draw thin marks at the base of the petal with the Violet Pencil.
- Place the shapes on the Craft Molding Mat. Using the 8mm stylus, press down into the center of the shape as you move the tool in a circular motion over the entire paper shape. As you do this, the paper will curl up around the stylus.
- Place the tweezers at the smaller, defined end of the shape. With your index finger and thumb, pinch the paper around the end of the tweezers.
- Holding the pinched end between your finger and thumb, use the tweezers to grasp each side of the shape and roll back to form petal.
- Punch a Snowflake out of green card stock and place on the Craft Molding Mat. Hold the 8mm stylus at a 90 degree angle to the paper. Press down and roll the stylus around in the center to form a cup. This forms the flower base to attach petals and leaves.
- Dip the narrow end of the first purple petal in the glue and adhere to the cupped Snowflake arms. Continue with the next purple petal. Next, adhere the petals in a grouping of three over the previous two purple petals.
- Punch a 5/16" hole from Candlelight cardstock. Place onto Craft Molding Mat, with the 5mm stylus, press down and roll the stylus around the center to form. Glue the small circle into the center of the pansy flower and add a self adhesive rhinestone.
- Punch 4 Birch Leaf shapes from the Witch Hazel cardstock. Follow step #3 above to prepare the shape. Use the 1mm stylus to add thin veining details to each leaf.
- Rub Tea Leaf ink over leaf to bring out veining details.
- Glue a leaf to each side of the flower to complete the Pansy.
- Three Pansies are needed to make the Pansy Birthday Card.
Card Assembly:
- Cut two pieces of "Always" scrapbook paper. One 3 ¾" x 5" striped side vertically, and the other 1 ½" x 5" paisley side.
- Adhere the paisley strip down the center of the striped layer. Adhere a piece of purple ribbon down the center of the paisley strip.
- Adhere layers onto a 4" x 5 ¼" piece of Lavender Twilight and then a 4 ½" x 5 ½" card made from Witch Hazel cardstock.
- Glue three Pansies in a cluster in the center of the card.
- Print "Happy Birthday" on cream cardstock and punch out with the Multi Tags Punch. Rub Pretty Petunia ink onto the edges of the tag.
- Add two foam mounting squares to the back of the tag and mount beside the Pansy Cluster.
- Fold purple ribbon into thirds with the ribbon ends out. Wrap the center of the ribbon a couple of times with white string and knot. Add small cream button to string ends and tie to the center of the ribbon bow. Glue to top of card over pansies.
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lpalmer59 7490208
Mar 03, 2016
I would make this card in a class of students with little to no experience of making cards. It is quick and easy, and in no time at all they would have a card in their hands that they could see and admire and know they created it. I think the ribbon just set is off nicely and the tag can have any sentiment on it that you would desired.
karenchristanell48 9847048
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A really beautiful and elegant card! Thanks for sharing your how to's on making this!
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shinra35800 3 years ago#1
Donkey Kong Jr. (NES) (VC)
Excitebike (NES) (VC)
Ice Climber (NES) (VC)
Super Mario World (SNES) (VC)
Pac-Man (NES) (VC)
Mega Man (NES) (VC)
Kung Fu Rabbit (eShop)
Solomon's Key (NES) (VC)
Xevious (NES) (VC)
Super Metroid (SNES) (VC)
Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts (SNES) (VC)
Super Mario Bros. 2 (NES) (VC)
Retail Games:
Fast & Furious: Showdown 5/15/13
Resident Evil: Revelations Unveiled Edition 5/21/13
LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes 5/21/13
Sniper: Elite V2 5/25/13
Ashes Cricket 2013 6/21/13
Game & Wario 6/23/13
F1 Race Stars Powered Up Edition Q2 2013
The Wonderful 101 Q2 2013
Wii U Party 7/2/13
Turbo: Super Stunt Squad 7/16/13
The Smurfs 2 7/23/13
Pikmin 3 8/4/13
Disney's Planes 8/6/13
Disney Infinity 8/18/13
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist 8/20/13
Young Justice: Legacy 9/10/13
Rayman Legends Sept 2013
The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD Q3 2013
LEGO Marvel Super Heroes Q3 2013
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Batman: Arkham Origins 10/25/13
Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag 10/29/13
Watch_Dogs 11/19/13
Angry Birds Trilogy 2013
Deus Ex: Human Revolution: Director's Cut 2013
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Super Mario U TBA
Super Smash Bros. U TBA
untitled Monolith Soft RPG ("X") TBA
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Eternal Darkness 2: Shadow of the Eternals Q3 2014
Human Element 2015
unknown Miyamoto project TBA
unknown Headstrong Games title TBA
unknown Retro Studios title TBA
unknown SEGA title 1 TBA
unknown SEGA title 2 TBA
unknown Team Ninja "action" title TBA
unknown Ubisoft title TBA
unknown new IP from Straight Run TBA
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Online TBA
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Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystar June 2013
Mutant Mudds Deluxe June 2013
Cloudberry Kingdom Q2 2013
Othello Q2 2013
Two Brothers Q2 2013
Super ? Land Q2 2013
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8-Bit Boy 2013
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A World of Keflings 2013
Aban Hawkins & the 1001 Spikes 2013
Anima: Gates of Memories 2013
Armillo 2013
Biker Bash 2013
Buddy & Me 2013
Cosmic Highway 2013
Cross-Code 2013
Days of Dawn 2013
Demon Tribe 2013
DuckTales Remastered 2013
Dusty Raging Fist 2013
Fade into Darkness 2013
Flashback 2013
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Noctemis 2013
Oliver and Spike: Dimension Jumpers 2013
Pier Solar HD 2013
The Pinball Arcade 2013
Pokemon Scramble U 2013
Project Y2K 2013
Rush 2013
Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs 2013
Scram Kitty and His Buddy on Rails 2013
Shovel Knight 2013
Spin the Bottle 2013
Star Beast: The Stellar War 2013
Super Comboman 2013
Team Notion 2013
Unepic 2013
Battle Worlds: Kronos TBA
C-Wars TBA
Days of Dawn: Discover The Magic TBA
Delver's Drop TBA
Dreamfall Chapters: The Longest Journey TBA
Festival of Magic TBA
Giana Sisters: Twisted Dream TBA
Guns of Icarus: Adventure Mode TBA
Road Redemption TBA
Terra Incognita TBA
Another Castle 2014
Citizens of Earth 2014
Cryamore 2014
Mutant Mudds 2 2014
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kingdrake2 3 years ago#3
games are coming... in the near distant future.
They literally gave him the keys to the kingdom and he pissed it all away--dragonballer88
What is this "RUSH 2013" listed?
I've been wanting a new SF RUSH game for a long time. Notice I said "SF RUSH" and not "LA RUSH."
papermonkey21 3 years ago#5
Now cut out all the stuff I can play on my 360 or PS3
Cause if you step to Ruth on the mic I'll fan your fancy bike and all.
YERRR OUT! With three strikes, and just one ball.
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Now cut out all the stuff I can play on my 360 or PS3
And everything that wont actually come out this year. Some of that stuff wont even come next year, like Zelda.
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Nice_Kirbyfan9 3 years ago#7
A bunch of last gen ports and TBA games?
The lineup is actually weaker than I thought, especially when you factor in the PS3 and 360 lineup.
If you disagree with the views expressed in this post, feel free to put me on ignore.
parkourboybryan 3 years ago#8
Bill Gates Son posted...
Now cut out all the stuff I can play on my 360 or PS3
Why? There's every possibility that these may be the definitive versions like TTT2 or NFS, just like they're possible to be just as good/slightly worse. Just because they're multiplayform doesn't automatically exclude them.
One of the proud people that still plays Mirror's Edge to this day.
Not changing my sig until DICE officially announces Mirror's Edge 2
Bill Gates Son posted...
Now cut out all the stuff I can play on my 360 or PS3
Why?? Just because it's on 360 or PS3 it doesn't count as a Wii U game??? Some people amaze me...
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Uh, why are you bloating this list with Virtual Console games?
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So I just got myself this in 157 but have not used it and now I am wondering if I would have been better off with 159. I am 6' and 175lbs. I also have a Nitro Team Gullwing 162 which I use for powder which is an awesome board. I am going to use the TRS as a more allround freeride board.
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March 3, 2010, 08:20 PM
What is the most powerful factory loads I can buy for my GP100....I dont reload so I want to know what the most potent round I could buy would be.....I'm talking energy wise....
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March 3, 2010, 08:24 PM
This is some pretty hot stuff.
March 3, 2010, 08:25 PM
I would have to say that any .357Mag ammo by Buffalo Bore is the most powerful factory ammo you can get. It will definitely ring your bell.
After that, I would say Federal 158gr Personal Defense JHP.
March 3, 2010, 08:26 PM
Some old early 1970's Super Vels!
March 3, 2010, 08:48 PM
+1 on the old Super Vels.
March 3, 2010, 09:48 PM
Buffalo Bore is probably #1, followed closely by Double Tap; but Double Tap has a 200gr option. Buffalo Bore only goes to 180gr.
March 3, 2010, 10:01 PM
I have only tried the readily available over the counter stuff. Brands I have tried were all 125 gr, they included: federal american eagle, fiocchi, pmc, gold dots, federal 357b, winchester, remington, and magtech. All of those except the gold dots and federal 357b were just standard range ammo. Of them all I would without a doubt say the PMC produced the most flash and recoil. However I only shoot factory ammo to salvage the brass to reload. Of course none of these can rival my handloads.
March 3, 2010, 10:24 PM
The real question is, what do you want to shoot? If your goal is merely maximum recoil, Buffalo Bore or equal might your daisy. From there, it depends on your intended target. Home defense loads will be different from deer hunting loads. Ect...
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March 3, 2010, 10:28 PM
The 125-grain full power loads (e.g., Remington R357M1) will give you lots of flash and bang.
March 4, 2010, 02:13 AM
Some old early 1970's Super Vels!
I would really like to see some data that shows that stuff was within SAAMI spec. It's legacy has caused so many headaches for so many people...
March 4, 2010, 04:17 AM
Ancient Chinese secret.
I know but I'm not saying.
I'd like to to keep it secret.
March 4, 2010, 04:51 AM
Even though Buffalo Bore, DoubleTap and a few other SD ammo companies make fairly hot ammo if you want the hottest you need to buy from a hunting ammo company like The Grizzly Cartridge Company (http://www.grizzlycartridge.com/StoreFront.bok). There are others out there too like The Garrett Cartridge Company (http://www.garrettcartridges.com/products.asp) but unfortunately they don't load for the .357 Magnum. That's too bad because they make some hot .44 Magnum ammo!!!
European manufactured ammo (Fiocchi & S&B) is quite hot too because they use CIP pressure limits instead of SAAMI limits, the CIP limits are higher.
Of course, this is just my opinion. I could be wrong....
March 4, 2010, 05:43 AM
Yeah, old Super Vels. 357 Mag +Ps.
The main reason Smith K Frame 357s couldnt hold up.
March 4, 2010, 10:20 AM
I know 357 Mag +P does not exist but that is the only way to describe Super Vels
March 4, 2010, 11:15 AM
I get 1425fps from Remington 125gr SJHP out of a 4".
March 4, 2010, 11:37 AM
Fiocchi certainly has some impressive performance figures on their website. I do not have experience with them, the "hottest" I have used would be Buffalo Bore. I do see web accounts of people measuring the Fiocchi over a chronograph and getting significantly less velocity than advertised. The velocities observed being more in line with premium American offerings. I don't see what platform Fiocchi used to get their results, possibly from lever carbines?
March 4, 2010, 11:40 AM
+1 for kludge
The Remington 125's are pretty stout. Great performance, and I am not a real Remington ammo fan anymore. Black Hills should be mentioned too.
Getting away from "hottest" and substituting "most effective" Speer Gold Dot enters the picture.
March 4, 2010, 03:48 PM
I was just wondering what the most powerful load would be....By that I mean the most energy I can get out of one bullet...
March 4, 2010, 06:38 PM
Uncle Albert says E=mc2
Meaning energy = (mass x velocity squared) or velocity is by far the heaviest weighted component in the equation. At the same velocities heavier bullets produce more energy. With the same weight bullets increased velocity produces way more energy.
So typically the highest net energy figures are the result of somewhat lighter bullets at higher velocities. This is because the limiting factor is the maximum pressure needed to propel whatever weight at whatever speed.
So these discussions rapidly evolve into a comparison of who is achieving the greatest velocity with a bullet within a calibers practical ranges without blowing out the cylinder wall. Regardless of who makes them if you are seeking the highest energy yield it is likely to be with a 125 gr or even 110 gr bullet.
Effectiveness is a more complicated proposition that may or may not be directly related to energy. To put it simply, once achieved the energy must be efficiently transferred to the target.
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March 5, 2010, 12:10 AM
125 gr. @ 1425 isn't that hot. Double Tap and Buffalo Bore both have loads that are faster than that with 158 grain bullets out of 4" barrels. Their 125 gr. loads are close to 1700 fps, IIRC.
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Stockton is the son of Brenda and Robert Stockton of Amarillo. Grandparents are Jean and Sherman Stockton and Vernon Shepherd.
After a honeymoon trip to Jamaica the couple will reside in Amarillo.
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It's not the first time Hamas has pilfered humanitarian aid, but the IDF (Israel Defense Forces) has no control over the transfer of goods, which is coordinated through the Red Cross and UNRWA, Israel Radio said.
On Monday, the Kerem Shalom and Karni border crossings were opened for the three-hour "humanitarian corridor" between 9:00 a.m. and noon, which has been observed daily since it began last week.
During this time, Gaza residents pick up food, medicine and other household goods from distribution centers supplied by the aid trucks.
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On Monday, Hamas operatives fired a Grad missile on Ashkelon during the break, which damaged a home. Seven people were treated for shock.
Since the beginning of Operation Cast Lead, 800 trucks have delivered more than 17,000 tons of food and medical supplies to Gaza residents.
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Thank you very much for your prompt reply and for the advice that you gave me. I did try using butter on my griddle and it worked perfectly. I no longer have that burnt on residue like I did when using canola oil. I also ordered the Americraft Stainless Steel cleaner from your website. What a fantastic product. It cleaned my griddle so well that it looks brand new. I also used it on my other stainless steel cookware and even the old ones look like new. Thank you for the recommendation. I know that I will be returning for additional products when needed. My griddle is the first piece of cookware that I have purchased from 360 Cookware but I'm certain it won't be my last. I highly recommend your line.
-Kathy from WA
I was so excited to try my new cookware. It's fantastic. I love the way it cleans up. I was browning chicken breasts for a recipe and accidentally over cooked one side and they stuck to the pan. Clean-up was a breeze. I just filled the pan with one inch of water, brought to boil and presto ... wiped right out. They still look brand new and I have used them everyday. Word to the wise ... we cooked your recipe of skillet lasagna, delicious; however, the lid got stuck. So, after trying to undo the lid I decided to read the manual. Said to bring the contents back to medium heat to remove the lid. It worked! Great cookware. Love it, and it's so nice looking as well.
- Amy from Douglasville, GA
I am still learning to cook with the 360 Cookware. I tried chicken in it first and cooked it too long or too hot. The next thing I tried was frozen black eyed peas and broccoli with very little water and they turned out great. My next attempt was parsley new potatoes. I finally got the heat right and used very little water and trusted the cookware to do what it is supposed to. These turned out awesome. There is a learning curve especially learning what works with my stove but I'm getting there. I have two pieces and as soon as I can afford to, I will be adding another to my collection.
- Tonia from Equality, AL
We love cooking eggs in our cookware. But waterless veggies is a close second. Can't wait to cook lasagna on the stove! Yes, it is easy to take care of. We do love our cookware. It takes longer to heat up, but retains heat for a long time! Tried cornbread on the stove. Was edible but need to try again. LOVE the idea of baking on the stove!!! We heard about waterless at a home show, and did a search for a more affordable set. W also wanted a brand that was made in US! We have recommended them to our family and even made another big purchase last week!!
- Tina from Warrenton, MO
Scrambled eggs (so far) - did not burn them; cooked evenly and cleaned up great!
- Sondra from Bryan, OH
All I can say about the pots is simply amazing.
- Theresa from Bronx, NY
360 Cookware: What's your favorite meal to prepare in your cookware?
Richard from Monterey Park, CA: Chicken/Rice
360: Is it easy to take care of your cookware?
Richard: YES! AWESOME!
360: Have you noticed a difference in the taste of your food?
Richard: Yes, I have and LOVE IT!
360: How did you learn about 360? Would you recommend it to your loved ones?
Richard: The Doctors Show and YES I would!
I love it because of the easy cleaning. My food is delish and would totally recommend this product to family and friends. I learned about it from the Doctor's Show. Very happy..
-Virginia from Alta Loma, CA
I'm loving my new cookware. I was skeptical at first, although drawn to the vapor technology. But tasting is believing! I couldn't possibly pick out a favorite meal as they have all come out great - not a normal occurrence with me. I haven't burnt a thing yet. Cleanup is a breeze. Yes, I do notice a difference in taste, food seems mellower, not as bitter ( I know, that's not what you were expecting to hear.) These pans compare favorably with the other pans I have. Since I've never been one to cook over high heat, they are probably more suited than most. I learned about 360 on Amazon when I was searching for a new crockpot. It was exactly what I was looking for, for a crockpot, but has proved to be even more than I expected since it handles non-slow-cooking so superbly as well. So glad I took a chance on it! Now I just have to save up for the 3.5 quart saute pan and then the 2.3 quart saute pan... Yup, I'm hooked! Thanks for such a great product!! More recipes and especially a conversion "chart" which explains how to do various cooking techniques utilizing the unique qualities of 360 would be so appreciated.
-Karin from Mount Vision, NY
Thank you very much!! I'm amazed at this cookware! I truly love it! I love how quickly it cooks and how delicious the food taste! There is no comparison to other cookware I have had. I will always use 360 Cookware and am looking forward to ordering more! Again .... Thank you for creating such a wonderful product. Eco green and made in the USA makes it the Best! Please never "sell" out!
-Lynn from Honea Path, SC
Love the pots/pans. I cook in them almost every night. Wash them in the dishwasher, then use just a touch of BarKeepers friend to get them back to pure silver.
-Rob from Mendota Heights, MN
I haven't had any experience with burning food yet. I kept the heat to low! The food tastes fantastic. I have been using the four quart pot to make soup. It does a wonderful job. I can't say enough good things about 360 Cookware.
-Nancy from Morriston, FL
I was impressed with the quality. I have All Clad as well, and prefer the 360 Cookware.
-Vic from Rome, GA
I'm blown away by your customer service. Everyone I've encountered seems like a friend.
- Rebecca from Ithaca, NY
I have used my pan for cooking meat with the lid off. I've also made a delicious chicken tikka masala the other day. I usually cook the veggies first, but I think I can skip that step and just put them on top of the chicken. I also made cornbread (not your recipe but) it came out delicious. I think that tells you it's really saving energy. (20 minutes on the stove at low vs. 20+ minutes in an oven at 350).
- Elisa from Armonk, NY
My favorite piece is the 4qt with base. I find myself using it constantly. Cooking with my 8qt stockpot, I've made many soups, stews and, meats. It's so much lighter than my Le Creuset and the flavors are so rich and true. I must be enjoying my 360 because I keep on ordering other pieces. I was considering buying All Clad but so happy I went with 360 Cookware.
- Patsy from McDonough, GA
I own several pieces of your 360 cookware and I'm completely sold on your product. I love your pans! I'm passionate about cooking and have been known to be a bit of a pan product snob. Now I only use your pans and rarely use anything else. Thank you very much. Keep up the fantastic work making your product.
- Lucy from South Gate, CA
Hi, I received a tote bag in the mail the other day. I was very surprised and thankful to receive it. I just wanted to let you know how grateful I am for the surprise gift and wanted you to know that I absolutely love it. What a great company and great person in charge that thinks to do such a nice thing for their customers. Wow! I like this company the more I deal with them. Also, nobody could be happier with their pans than me. Thank you so much for making such a great product and in the USA and thanks for making me feel like a valued customer.
- Mary Ellen from Valley City, OH
I cook omelets maybe 4 times a week. I tried to fry a couple of eggs and I'll have to work on that. I love how it cleans up and looks great! The vegetables have more taste! Compared to others I have used they seem to have better quality and will last longer. I learned about 360 from American Made Products and yes, I have recommend this to others.
- Mary Jane from Bethlehem,CT
I purchased the cutter and loved it! I made a zucchini salad in just a few minutes.
- Stephanie from Santa Monica, CA
Pot roast and veggies are my favorite to cook. Have IDE recipes seen on YouTube. The steak didn't turn out, but I think it was because they were to thick. I haven't burned anything yet. The saute pan is easy to clean. I haven't really noticed a big taste difference. I like how the pan is made, good quality and sturdy! I love how so many things can be prepared in one pan. I was surfing for American made cookware and this is how I found you and have recommended it to friends.
- Sally from Bozeman, MT
I was very pleased with my cookware. Biggest mistake was forgetting to turn the heat to low, but the stainless steel cleaner reclaimed my beautiful pan. My favorite recipe is chicken breasts with fresh vegetables, excellent fresh taste. Learned about the cookware from my daughter-in-law, as we are undertaking healthy cooking for our family.
- Susan from Mill Creek, WA
I bought this cookware because I needed a non reactive pan to cook in for my elderly dogs who are on a special diet. I tried the chicken and vegetable recipe and enjoyed it quite well. I have found the vegetables taste so much better being prepared in this cookware. I definitely love this cookware and would highly recommend it to anyone who's looking to purchase a stainless steel set. It has everything you could possibly want. The weight and construction of this cookware cannot be matched.
- Teresa from Gastonia, NC
I got a griddle pan and didn't believe you didn't need to use any oil. I put butter on it before making pancakes, big mistake. Ended up being a gooey mess on the pan! I've since retried making pancakes with nothing on the pan to coat and they turned out great.
- Jill from Lafayette, IN
I tried to prepare canned corn beef hash. It burned in and I watched the 360 Cookware video to find out how to clean up a burned pan. I have the 3.5 Quart Sauté Pan and I followed the directions by putting 1/4 cup of water into the hot pan and scraped clean. It worked beautifully and didn't leave any trace of burning. I am thankful for that.
- Lonnie from Abilene, TX
I bought the RV set of 360 Cookware for traveling in our motor home because I always hated leaving my full set of cookware at home while traveling! It took awhile to get used to my propane cooktop range temperature control to find that "medium" heat temperature setting. A few slightly scorched vegetable meals later, we found the right setting! Luckily, a bottle of stainless steel cleaner travels with us so the pans are still keeping their shine!
- Brenda from Round Rock, TX
I had heard somewhere that it was possible to do baking on the stovetop and I frequently find myself putting the oven on just for baked potatoes. After a fairly extensive internet search I came across your excellent website and decided to purchase your 3.5 Quart Sauté Pan. IT HAS REVOLUTIONIZED MY COOKING! Why is this stuff not easily available in the UK?! I will definitely buy at least one more pan. A very easy one pan dish for the 3 in our house is 5 oz pasta, 1 can tomatoes, 1/2 cup water, onions, garlic, leeks, vegetables and cook for about 10 minutes after reaching vapor point. Sprinkle with grated cheese and it's a tasty one-dish meal!
- Debbie from Aberdeen, Scotland
Haven't had my cookware very long but so far I must say that I have found new joy to being in the kitchen. This cookware makes it so fast and easy to prepare just about anything. And it's so easy to clean up. I've been raving about my new cookware to just about anyone who will listen, telling them to throw out all those old pots and pans and go to 360cookware.com!
- Shirley from Bluffton, IN
Everything comes out great.
- Thomas from Laurel, MS
I was very surprised and happy that Linda in customer service contacted me personally. I have not used the products much, but have been happy with the easy clean up.
- Deidre from Oakland, CA
I love this cookware. It is so easy to clean and take care of. I love the fact I can cook veggies without drowning them in water. I would definitely recommend 360 Cookware. Can't wait to add to my collection.
- Kathy from Union, MO
I have really enjoyed the slow cooker!
- Lisa from Washington, DC
My favorite meal has been breakfast. I tried your pancake recipe and it was a huge hit in our house!! I burned the first batch because I couldn't believe that it would really cook on such a low temperature. After I was done with making all the batches, I put the pan right into the dishwasher and it came out beautifully!! I have to admit that I was truly surprised on how well it worked and cleaned up. I have passed on your link to family, friends and will also do so on my Facebook page. Thank you again.
- Michelle from St. Louis, MO
Love the cookie sheet! Wonderful for Christmas cookies!
- Janice from Sequim, WA
Love this cookware! My 2 favorite recipes are whole stovetop chicken and my version of amazing chicken parm!
- Sheila from Rogers, AR
Love how things don't burn and are healthy.
- Cheryl Gray
I just have to tell you I absolutely love the two pans that I purchased recently. I only wish I would have done this sooner.
- Mary Ellen Zaremba
The following message was written about our Customer Service Manager, Linda Coburn.
Dear Linda's Manager,
I am a very cautious customer. Before making a very large investment I do a TON of research and fact-finding about the product and the company.
About a year ago, I was interested in switching over from non-stick cookware to stainless steel but wanted to get the most value for my money, while getting a product that was well made, made in the USA and had a good reputation. My search led to 360. I purchased one piece from your 360PRO line (the 2.3Qt saute pan). I tried my one lonely piece of stainless steel cookware for about a year. I loved it. I watched and waited for a sale. And waited. Then finally, I pounced on my opportunity. Not knowing if/when something better was going to come along, I bought the biggest set I could. I told my friends and my family. As a result, my mom is trying a couple of pieces to see how she likes it and a friend is trying a couple of pieces, too.
But what really sealed my loyalty to 360 was Linda. When I got my saute pan a year ago, she called to check on me to see if everything was right. Everything looked right to me...I had a pan, a cover - I thought I was all set! But then she asked if I had one handle or two. Apparently they had send me the 2Qt instead of the 2.3Qt. I would have never known the difference if it were not for Linda. She was really looking out for me. I really felt that she stood behind the product and the company backed their product. I was impressed.
Linda also followed up with me after my recent $2,000 purchase a few weeks ago. I told her all was well - a few pieces looked like they had very topical scratches and some dark marks but I thought they could easily be cleaned. She offered to switch them out (which I knew she would do for me in a heart beat). I really didn't want to put the company through that kind of expense when I was pretty sure I'd be able to clean it - I asked for some recommendations for cleaning (I had not received very helpful advice from the sales rep when I asked) and she told me exactly what kind of sponge to use, what cleaner to use and what method to use (circles like waxing on/off in the karate kid!). haha. THAT's customer service. When she didn't know an answer to something, she found out and got back to me. Then she went above and beyond and sent me a sample sponge and some cleaner for my products. WOW! No guesswork! I am so grateful to her. I have since spruced up the two pieces to perfection and cleaned my one year old 2.3Qt saute pan and it's all gorgeous again!!!
Linda embodies customer service. She always has a cheerful tone and is very patient and takes her time to explain everything. She is thoughtful and kind. I am so happy to interface with her as your company representative and grateful for all she has done for me. She's sealed my loyalty even more and you bet I'll be showcasing this product to my girlfriends when they come over for parties!
I may be a cautious customer but once I'm sold, I'm very loyal.
Thank you, Linda.
Kindest regards,
Sheri Mayer
Proud owner of 360 line of cookware ... for life!
I love your pots and I have gotten rid of all my other cookware. When I use your products I am very confident that my finished meal will be full of flavor and tender. Thank you so much for providing a wonderful American made product. The reason I first purchased your product was because I was using Magnalite and read about the relationship between aluminum and dementia. Since I was my mother's caregiver, I wanted to keep her as healthy as possible so I looked into stainless steel cooking. After researching all the American made products, I tried yours. It has been the best investment that I have made. Thank you again.
- Karen Schaefer
Upon receipt of her shipment, Julie says, "I look forward to using them all - they are beautiful!!! Before Christmas, I made a commitment to buy AMERICAN MADE products. I must admit I have been guilty of not giving thought to that at length until watching GMA and the discussions of how many people we keep employed by doing so. I read about 360 Cookware on Gorgeously Green and have been watching it for a while hoping for a sale!!! I've had All Clad until this purchase and just unwrapping them I must say I am very impressed with the quality."
- Julie Sanders
"Love my 360 Cookware!"
- Candy Spahr
"I am a repeat customer. We are extremely satisfied with our one-quart sauce pan. I am byuing this as well as a 3-quart sauce pan for my Mother for Christmas. We are proud to support products like yours and US jobs!"
- Calvin Stiles
"I used the pot that I received the whole weekend. I love them!!! I was a little scared when I made scrambled eggs but a little water and heat in the pan did the trick and it came very clean, easy. So excited. Thank you again."
- Amy Scrivnor
"I have recieved the cookware, and I have been enjoying it for several weeks now. I wanted to try out the cookware and [the 3 Quart Sauce Pan] seemed like a perfect pan to start with. I have an extensive collection of cookware. I started collecting stainless steel cookware about 30 years ago. I began with AllClad. The first set I had was the aluminum set, and I lost that in my first divorce, so when I replaced it I began replacing it with the stainless, which I fell in love with. I have a few other errant brands thrown in the mix, but when I tried your saucepan, I think I have found my latest passion. I love the way it heats up and retains the heat so I can cook in a more controlled way. The lid fits so nicely, and gently rolls around the edge of the pan ever so smoothly, the handle feels very strong and substantial when I hold it, either while I am cooking, or lifting it off the stovetop. And I think it is extremely attractive, this is cookware that you want to leave out (as on a pot rack). Your cookware seems to work more efficiently than even my Allclad. It seems to heat up faster and cook faster at lower temperatures. I am truly enjoying this cookware, and I am trying to decide which piece I will invest in next. I think it may be a saute pan."
- Valerie (Lewis' better half)
"My wife and I have been cooking whole chickens in your amaizng slow cooker. We add celery, carrots, onions and a few spices and of course absolutely no water or liquid! We turn the cooker on high for about 3 hours and get a delicious amazing chicken that falls off the bones!
"Yesterday at about 3:00 pm, my wife started a chicken that we were going to save for later. At 6:00 pm we were both tired so we turned off the cooker and let the chicken sit in the pot. At 8:30 the next morning, we took the lid off to remove the bones and store the cooked chicken.
"We were astonished that 14 hours after we turned off the heat the chicken and liquids that came out of the chicken were too hot to touch with bare hands! This is a total testament to the design and construction of your amazing cookware. BTW, we have saved the broth from chickens that we have cooked recently, put them in freezer bags and frozen them! No more buying chicken broth!
"This device is absolutely amazing!"
- Bob Cancilla
"I just recieved my set of 360 Cookware. My husband called me up to his business and told me to come open my birthday present — a week early. I bought the 1 Quart as a trial and told him how much I loved it. He was tired, as usual and he didn't say much. I didn't think he paid any attention to me really. Yesterday I was thinking I was going to tell him I would like the large skillet, 2 Quart Saucepan and the 8 quart kettle. I am so thrilled to get the whole set!
"I have NEVER had a real good set of cookware and yet I have cooked all my life. I am 67 (or will be — ha!). I am getting ready to clear out all my old pans and take them to the junk shop — they have a metal dumpster. They are not really fit to give to anyone. The only pan I am keeping is a club aluminum 2 qt my aunt gave me for a wedding present. It is still good and I have used it all my married life. I am sentimental about it. The rest goes in the junk! Ha! I can't wait to try them out and try new recipes!!"
- Peggy of Tamaroa, Illinois
"360 Cookware has given me my most satisfying cooking experience. I was a little skeptical at first, but once I got it home it exceeded my expectations. The food tastes better, the cookware is easy to clean and it's pretty! What more could you ask for?"
- Michelle from Pittsburgh, PA
"I thought I would never cheat on my favorite cookware, All-Clad, but when I was given the opportunity to prepare a few meals with 360 Cookware, I realized I had to make room in my cabinets for even MORE cookware. The whole notion of vapor cookware sounded like someone was trying to blow smoke up my oven, but 360 Vapor Cookware is even better than you guys boast. It is positively fabulous!"
- Tori from Atlanta, GA
"My new cookware is fantastic! I have never been so enthusiastic about coming home and preparing dinner after a long day at work, but a healthy meal that tastes incredible with barely any work is just what I need. Thank you for such an incredible product and I can't wait to see what's next from 360 Cookware!"
- Pamela from Santa Barbara, CA
"From the first time I used my 360 Cookware I was compelled to be in the kitchen again. My mother was a very talented sous chef and I have always wanted to be able to cook with the grace and ease that she embodied. I am finally able to match her skill. I make dinner almost every evening for my family and friends and they are awed by the creations this cookware allows me to create so easily. Thank you for offering not only a product that makes life a little easier, it lets me continue my mother's legacy of culinary talent and pass it on to my daughter."
- Elizabeth Rose from Perth, NY
"Hello, Donna, how amazing that you contacted me about my 360 Cookware. I was getting ready to write to you. I found your website by snooping around the Net. So far I've cooked potatoes and veggies in my beautiful pots and am flabbergasted. Potatoes without water??!! Veggies without water?!! No way! Yes, it worked! Frankly, I did not believe what your Website claimed about steam cooking. My real reason to buy from you was my unwillingness to buy from China, Taiwan, etc. Sorry for the prejudice. My preference is American made and the best quality from among the few USA products. It's my little way of supporting American businesses. Whereas I did not believe the claims about steam cooking without water, I believed your claims about the quality of your Cookware, how the pots are constructed. They had to be good!
Today I started sliced golden potatoes, skin on (with a moist folded paper towel on the bottom of the pot) at 12:40 p.m.; broccoli/cauliflower at 12:50p.m. and served a delicious meal by 1:15 p.m.! (Grilled the rib eye on our grill outside). The great thing about your pots, beside keeping in the vitamins, is that it saves time not to have to deal with draining the potatoes, discarding the water and then put them back in the pot to toss and dry over a high flame. In your pots, they're ready to eat---with a little butter and if no one looks, a little salt, too. Now I need to get a skillet from you to try out the meats and fish, especially during the winter when grilling outside is not much fun.
Yes, I will recommend your Cookware to friends and plan on buying a set for our daughter. First I'll demonstrate with my pots in case she doesn't believe me! She has young children and needs all the help she can get and also preserve the health of the food.
Thank you for your excellent product."
- Gisela Fitzgerald


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I need your help in filling out some form on a japanese website So i need your help in translation of this site and i also need your help in copying some links from this japanese website.
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The Milwaukee Public Museum's Christmas season kickoff - the lighting of the humpback whale skeleton that hangs over the museum's Grand Staircase - brings a special, if a little offbeat, holiday glow. »Read Full Article
Books for gift giving: Showbiz Books Worth an Encore
On Nov. 25, we're publishing our suggested 100 Books for Holiday Gift Giving list in the Journal Sentinel's Sunday Cue section and at TapMilwaukee.com, with recommendations in a variety of styles, tones, genres and topics.
Here's a taste of the big list: 5 Showbiz Books Worth an Encore, selected by TV and film editor Chris Foran: »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap: More than turkey
A time for giving thanks, for eating, and for doing something already.
Push yourself away from the table, and get out and about this Thanksgiving. Best bet: Tonight's "Music Under Glass" at the Mitchell Park Domes Domes, featuring the music of the Whiskey Belles, and extended hours to 10 p.m. to celebrate the holiday. »Read Full Blog Post(1)


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BILLY GRAHAM: CAN MONEY BUY HAPPINESS? Rev. Billy Graham: "The Bible warns that money cannot buy happiness. Money cannot buy true pleasure. Money c...
Contributor: SermonCentral
Category: Quotes
Tags: Money
Shared: 7/23/2012
THE RICH FOOL Ortberg writes (and I have abridged it and translated it into proper English) Once upon a time in the Silicon Valley, there lived...
Contributor: SermonCentral
Tags: Fool
Shared: 11/22/2008
There have been times when we have gone to a high school football/basketball game and the kids asked for some money to buy candy. I gave them $5 and t...
Contributor: SermonCentral
Tags: none
Shared: 11/29/2006
"Not what we have but what we enjoy, constitutes our abundance."...
Contributor: John Petit-senn , Outreach, Inc.
Category: Quotes
Tags: Parable Rich Fool
Shared: 4/12/2007
67% of Baby Boomers believe they will or could run out of money in their lifetime. (Foster Letter 3/10/08)...
Contributor: SermonCentral
Category: Statistics
Scripture: Luke 12:22-12:34, Luke 12:13-12:21
Tags: Greed, God's Provision
Shared: 2/13/2009
PERSPECTIVE ON WORRY When my daughter Abigail was 2 or so she came down with what is now known as Stevens-Johnson Syndrome. Basically, a person's ent...
Contributor: SermonCentral
Tags: Worry
Shared: 8/24/2012
VANISHING WAVES A wise man once told me to pour a glass of water. He dipped his index finger into the cup, I watched as miniature waves hit the gla...
Contributor: SermonCentral
Tags: Parable Rich Fool
Shared: 8/28/2012
Why Teens Go to Church The #1 reason (44%) say, It makes me feel closer to God. 24% go to learn about God, 8% because their parents make them go, 10%...
Contributor: SermonCentral
Category: Statistics
Tags: Evangelism How To
Shared: 1/6/2006
THE GOLDEN BELL There is a legend that speaks of an oriental king whose servant was also his personal friend and favorite. One day, the king impati...
Contributor: SermonCentral
Tags: Fool
Shared: 7/12/2010