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Lundberg, Brown Rice Rice Cakes, Lightly Salted, 8.5 oz (241 g)
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- Product Code: LRG-00023
- UPC Code: 073416000230
- Package Quantity: 8.5 oz (241 g)
- Dimensions: 4 x 4 x 8.9 in, 0.6 lbs
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- Growing Great Rice for Generations
- Whole Grain Goodness
- Eco Farmed
- Whole Grain Brown Rice
- 100% Whole Grain 18 g or More Per Serving
- Eat 48 g or More of Whole Grains Daily
- Family Farms Since 1937
- Gluten-Free
- Vegan
- Non-GMO Project Verified
- Lightly Salted
Lundberg Rice Cakes: Delicious, Nutritious, Whole Grain Goodness!
Our rice cakes are made with our own freshly milled brown rice to ensure freshness, great taste and whole grain goodness. With nearly twice-as-much rice as other brands, our cakes are packed with twice the flavor, value and nutrition. Lundberg Family Farms Rice Cakes are gluten free and made from the natural goodness of brown rice. Truly exceptional taste and a healthy snack for the whole family!
Growing Great Rice For Generations
Since1937, the Lundberg family has been dedicated to care for the land responsibly and sustainably. Our eco-friendly farming methods produce healthful, delicious rice while respecting and protecting the earth for future generations. Today, the spirit of environmental stewardship at Lundberg Family Farms continues to grow with every grain of rice.
Other Ingredients
Eco-Farmed whole grain brown rice, sea salt.
Made in a Gluten-Free Facility.
Store in a cool, dry place to maintain flavor and freshness.
|Supplement Facts
|Serving Size: 1 cake (19g)
|Servings Per Container: 13
|Amount Per Serving
|% Daily Value*
|Calories from Fat
|Total Fat
|0.5 g
|Saturated Fat
|0 g
|Trans Fat
|0 g
|0 mg
|35 mg
|Total Carbohydrate
|14 g
|Dietary Fiber
|1 g
|0 g
|1 g
|Vitamin A
|Vitamin C
|*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower, depending on your Calorie needs.
The Tastiest And Most Fragrant Rice Cakes
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The Tastiest And Most Fragrant Rice Cakes
Over the past couple of decades, I must have tried at least half a dozen different brands of rice-cakes from all over the world - and I keep coming back to Lundberg's. In fact, the search is over as far as I am concerned - I have found the best, no need for the rest!
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Ordered these rice cakes along with some other snacks. These arrived tasting quite sweet (like they had taken on the smells of the other goof in the box). Won't be buying again.
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Ordered these rice cakes along with some other snacks. These arrived tasting quite sweet (like they had taken on the smells of the other goof in the box). Won't be buying again.
Great Snack
Posted by Reviewer2560577 on Apr 07, 2015
The Lundberg Brown Rice Cakes are a great snack alone or with almond butter. The last few times I've ordered, the rice cakes have been pretty smashed up. The cakes are still good and I put the broken pieces into yogurt for a little added crunch.
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The taste is somewhat bland and the cakes are rather brittle
The Tastiest And Most Fragrant Rice Cakes
Over the past couple of decades, I must have tried at least half a dozen different brands of rice-cakes from all over the world - and I keep coming back to Lundberg's. In fact, the search is over as far as I am concerned - I have found the best, no need for the rest!
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It seems like a lot of PC backup utilities like Windows Backup Manager and most of the cloud based options don't do this. So if you ever need to do a restore you have a ton of files you deleted ages ago suddenly back on your computer mixed in with every thing else.
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O'Donnell Honored as National Sportswoman of the Year
COLORADO SPRINGS, C.O.- Katie O'Donnell (Blue Bell, Pa.), USA Field Hockey Team member and University of Maryland superstar, was honored as National Sportswoman of the Year last night at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City.
As one of the top five finalists, O'Donnell beat out fellow Terrapin women's lacrosse player Caitlyn McFadden along with USA Softball star Jennie Finch, Olympic Hockey gold medalist Meghan Agosta and USA Water Polo goalkeeper Betsey Armstrong.
"I am still pinching myself to see if this is real. I was alongside some of the most amazing names in women's sports and it is just such an honor to be recognized amongst them," said O'Donnell.
Each year the Women's Sports Foundation presents one individual and one team member athlete with the Sportswoman of the Year Award. Nominees are judged on new records achieved and world championships won. Star athletes and celebrities come together for one of the largest nights in women's sports and the announcement of the Sportswoman of the Year award.
"Katie came on to the team as one of the youngest players ever to represent the USA. She has worked extremely hard and her earning this award is recognition of her commitment and effort she has put in to the sport of field hockey. It is great to see she is now reaping the benefits," said Women's National Team Coach Lee Bodimeade.
O'Donnell was the recipient of numerous athletic awards throughout her high school and collegiate career. At the age of 16, O'Donnell became the youngest athlete to earn an international cap in the United States. She has been a member of the USA National Team since 2005 and competed in over forty international competitions in the last year.
O'Donnell has been a leader on the University of Maryland's field hockey team since 2007 and a leader in the NCAA for number of assists and goals scored. She helped lead the Terrapins to an undefeated season and an Atlantic Coast Conference championship in 2009.
"The entire evening was remarkable. I had the opportunity to meet athletes that I wouldn't have ever imagined meeting. I am truly honored and will definitely remember this night for the rest of my life," said O'Donnell.
Past winners of the individual sportswoman of the year award have included Olympic beach volleyball gold medalist Misty May and Keri Walsh, soccer phenomenon Mia Hamm and tennis sisters Venus and Serena Williams.
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Take the GA-36 exit (EXIT 201) toward BARNESVILLE. Continue to follow GA-36 W. Stay on SR 36 go through town and when you get to a intersection of 36 & 341 there is a Flash Foods on the corner and you are about 1-1/2 a mile away. Just continue on Highway 36 and we are on the left.
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The Georgia Sprint Karting Association actually started as The Georgia Road Racers with our first official meeting at a Shoneys restaurant in Hampton, Georgia on January 27, 2005. A small but dedicated group of karting enthusiasts including Gary Cloy (our first President), Gill Spencer (our second President), Bob Barthelemy (our third President), Lee Cobb, Kerry Wilson, Jory Holbrook, Raymond Valez, and Tom Rogers (I hope I did not forget anyone).
To say the least, at first it was a struggle to arrange for the lease of the track and to get people to come out to the track on race day. Our first race was scheduled for April 30th but due to rain we raced on Sunday May 1st, 2005. We had a total of 8 entries at that first race. The second race that we put on had 12 entries and we thought we had hit the big time! For the next several races we averaged 10-12 entries per race. During the late summer & fall of 2005 we averaged 12-14 entries per race with a record 24 entries at the last race of 2005.
In 2006 we have seen a steady increase in participation averaging 24 entries the last five races with record entries at the June 3rd event of (27) and at the June 17th event with (28) entries at our last race before the summer break. I am excited for the future of the GSKA as momentum continues to build. It is every driver and pit crew's responsibility to build this sport as an excellent way to experience true competition in a friendly sportsmanlike environment. I believe this is the key to the future growth of GSKA.
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Dogs are adored by many people for their companionship and love, but not all dogs are inherently good-natured. Although most dogs are raised to be well-behaved and gentle toward humans and other dogs, dog aggression is real and it is important to understand how to prevent an accident.
According to VCA Animal Hospitals, aggressive behaviors are a means of communication among animals. Cats and dogs alike use aggression to resolve competition over resources such as food or territory. They also may become aggressive toward one another to escape threatening situations or to increase their potential to reproduce - like the aggression sometimes seen between unneutered male dogs.
It can be difficult to pinpoint the underlying cause of the aggression. If your canine is suddenly displaying aggressive behaviors like snarling and dog barking, it is important to consider any factors that might be causing the episode. Is there a resource it wants but fears it can't access? Where is the incident occurring? Even if you have determined the cause of the aggression, you should discuss it with your veterinarian.
Proper training and treatment of your dog can prevent aggression from developing, but it is also important to be cautious around strange dogs. You should also always teach your children not to approach a strange dog or try to pet it through a fence, and always ask an owner before petting an unfamiliar dog.


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My food mill has various screen sizes ranging from approximately 1/16" to 1/8" to 1/4" holes. I usually use the one with 1/8" holes. What size holes does your food mill screen have?Edit: Opps, I just viewed your pics again and see that you probably use a screen with 1/16" holes. ---pete---
Now i am back to the less-is-more principle. No cooking, just removing the seeds, stems and all yellowish tasteless parts with the mill. Then not a lot of spices or concentrate, but the lemon juice really does it for me. If not overdone it brings out the freshness and with a bit of sugar intensifies the sweetness.
Thanks pete. Love chicken wicks with slight acidic taste. For me it is actually true when i say, i went to hooters, i just did it for the wings !


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From the peacock to the eagle, the owl to the toucan, birds have been landing on everything from upholstery to tableware lately—and there's no sign that the trend is going anywhere but up. We've rounded up our favorite gifts for fans of all creatures feathered, beaked, and winged, with a range of options as vast and stylish as the avian class itself.
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A Woman's Garden
A Woman's Garden is a gift from the Women's Council of the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden. This serene and nationally acclaimed Dallas garden features terraced walkways and exceptional views.
Phase 1 of this 1.8-acre formal garden was designed in 1997 by landscape architect Morgan Wheelock. A Woman's Garden is comprised of several smaller outdoor garden "rooms" including the Pecan Parterre and the Poetry Garden which features a sunken garden of roses. The Majestic Allee where visitors can view White Rock Lake just beyond a dramatic reflecting pool.
Phase 2, which opened to the public in the spring of 2006, was designed by designed by Morgan Wheelock and executed by Warren Johnson. It boasts alluring features such as a native Texas limestone bridge, a 140-foot hanging garden, and a wellspring surrounded by towering Dawn Redwoods. These two beautiful gardens were designed to celebrate the strength, courage, creativity and nurturing demeanor of women.
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Space-efficient and ready to roll, this get-ready stand has everything you need for your morning routine. Topped with a tilting mirror, it has lots of spots for your makeup and hair accessories, plus a peace-printed bin for larger items such as towels and hair dryers. To add flexibility, the top tier can be removed and placed on the countertop.
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If your cat sucks on blankets or other fabric surfaces as though it was nursing, don't be alarmed. The behavior does not necessarily point to a cat illness, but it may indicate a lack of mental stimulation, frustration that the feline cannot do things it wants or even compulsion caused by something upsetting, according to the ASPCA. You should bring your cat to a veterinarian to ensure that there are no health issues related to their actions.
Sucking on fabrics may be a behavior that kittens pick up if they are weaned from their mothers too early. It may also be the result of not having enough playtime, VCA Animal Hospitals reports. Pet owners can spend more time interacting with their furry friends to try and reduce the frequency of the behavior.
VCA states that certain breeds like Siamese and Burmese cats may be more prone to engaging in this behavior. If there are multiple cats in the home, one cat may not be eating enough food, which could lead them to suck fabrics. Your cat may also do this if they're experiencing anxiety due to a recent move, introduction of a new human presence, are not allowed outside anymore, the presence of other cats outside the home or other reasons, the ASPCA reports.


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Learning From The Darkness That Lies Behind Us
To The Reader's Forum:
The recent Letter To the Editor entitled Boy Scouts Bullied By Gay Activists contains the misguided, hurtful, and incredibly naive statement "Gay marriage was never really all about gay people living and loving one another. It was really about forcing everyone into accepting their new and perverted definition of marriage. It was always about transforming society into their twisted values."
We live in a great nation, great because we continue throughout history to reject and overcome division and discrimination, and because we embrace those different but equal to us. As a nation, we never forget the darkness in our past, we keep it alive in our hearts, and that's how we grow. There are people reading this who were alive during the Loving vs. Virginia U.S Supreme Court decision where it was deemed unconstitutional to legally prohibit interracial marriage. Far from ancient history, this monumental achievement occurred on June 12, 1967. Masses of people argued that a union between a white and black spouse was not about love, but about 'forcing a perverted definition of marriage'. Less than 45 years ago.
Just a trifle over 100 years before that, African Americans were fighting for an even more basic freedom: The right not to be owned. Again, far from ancient history.
Circa the same period that slaves were fighting for their personal freedom, women in the U.S and around the world were fighting for another right: to be widely accepted as physicians and surgeons. Surgery residency programs drastically opposed this 'insult', this act of 'bullying'. Maybe the women weren't about loving medicine and curing the sick? Maybe they wanted to force everyone into accepting their 'perverted definition of medical practice'.
In the past some have argued that homosexuality is a choice while gender and race is not, but modern chromosomal linkage, epigenetics, and other studies say different. This science is often ignored by people who value prejudice over reality.
Fearing people different from us is much easier to do than understand them. But our country was not built on fear. Rather it was built on an emotion needed to overcome fear: Courage. The courage to shine light in places previously kept in shadow.
I wanted to say that we are a great country because we learn from the darkness that lies behind us. But what knowledge do we gain from the darkness that surrounds us still?
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CUBRID supports the following features to completely ensure the atomicity, consistency, isolation and durability in transactions.
A database backup is the process of copying CUBRID database volumes, control files and log files; a database restore is the process of restoring the database to a certain point in time using backup files, active logs and archive logs copied by the backup process. For a restore, there must be the same operating system and the same version of CUBRID installed as in the backup environment.
The backup methods which CUBRID supports include online, offline and incremental backups; the restore methods include restore using incremental backups as well as partial and full restore.
Partitioning is a method by which a table is divided into multiple independent logical units. Each logical unit is called a partition, and each partition is divided into a different physical space. This will lead performance improvement by only allowing access to the partition when retrieving records. CUBRID provides three partitioning methods:
CUBRID supports the following index functions to utilize indexes while executing a variety of conditional queries.
CUBRID provides High Availability (HA) to minimize system down time while continuing normal operation of server in the event of hardware, software, or network failure. The structure of CUBRID HA is shared-nothing. CUBRID monitors its system and status on a real time basis with the CUBRID Heartbeat and performs failover when failure occurs. It follows the two steps below to synchronize data from the master database server to slave database server.
A stored procedure is a method to decrease the complexity of applications and to improve the reusability, security and performance through the separation of database logic and middleware logic. A stored procedure is written in Java (generic language), and provides Java stored procedures running on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). To execute Java stored procedures in CUBRID, the following steps should be performed:
In the Internet environment, it is common to store and keep counting information like page view in the database to track search history.
The above scenario is generally implemented by using the SELECT and UPDATE statements; SELECT retrieves the data and UPDATE increases the number of clicks for the retrieved queries.
This approach can cause significant performance degradation due to increased lock contention for UPDATE when a number of SELECT statements are executed against the same data.
To address this issue, CUBRID introduces the new concept of the Click Counter that will support optimized features in the Web in terms of usability and performance, and provides the INCR function and the WITH INCREMENT FOR statement.
For the relational data model, it is not allowed that a single column has multiple values. In CUBRID, however, you can create a column with several values. For this purpose, collection data types are provided in CUBRID. The collection data type is mainly divided into SET, MULTISET and LIST; the types are distinguished by duplicated availability and order.
Inheritance is a concept to reuse columns and methods of a super class (table) in those of a sub class. CUBRID supports reusability through inheritance. By using inheritance provided by CUBRID, you can create a super class with some common columns and then create a sub class inherited from the super class with some unique columns added. In this way, you can create a database model which can minimize the number of columns.
In a relational database, the reference relationship between tables is defined as a foreign key. If the foreign key consists of multiple columns or the size of the key is significantly large, the performance of join operations between tables will be degraded. However, CUBRID allows the direct use of the physical address (OID) where the records of the referred table are located, so you can define the reference relationship between tables without using join operations.
That is, in an object-oriented database, you can create a composition relation where one record has a reference value to another by using the column displayed in the referred table as a domain (type), instead of referring to the primary key column from the referred table.


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Topic: Convert String to Variable
I have several methods that would benefit from this. Is there a built-in method in Ruby for converting "string" into @string?
My googling has been fruitless so far.
Edit: I should clarify that I am trying to dynamically set a singular instance variable in my show actions across my application. If the current controller is ArticlesController, I would like my method to return @article
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Christmas Ornaments Cute Enough To Eat
Beaded Christmas Ornaments To Make
Whimsical Christmas Ornaments
Santa Ornaments
3 Minute DIY Christmas Ornaments
Angel Ornaments
Recycled Ornaments
More DIY Christmas Ornaments
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Christmas Ornaments: Cute Enough To Eat
- Yummy Cupcake Ornaments: These sweet ornaments are perfect for decorating your Christmas tree.
- Hot Cocoa Ornament: For this simple home Christmas ornament, all you need is STYROFOAM Brand Foam, fabric and a clothespin. Warm your tree and save yourself those pesky holiday calories.
- Candy Ornaments: These beautiful candy-inspired handmade Christmas ornaments are great for kids to make with their parents.
- Delicious Gumdrop Ornament: Leftover materials from this Christmas ornament craft make for a pretty sweet snack!
- Easy Cinnamon Christmas Ornaments: If you're already baking Christmas cookies, make a separate batch with glue, and you'll have yummy-smelling homemade ornaments. Just don't mix up the batches and feed your famly the wrong ones!
- Gingerbread Ornament: This personalized gingerbread ornament made from polymer clay is a great craft for kids to make at any age. Parents, help them out, as some of the tools used for this project are sharp.
- Cookie Sheet Ornament: Beautiful handmade Christmas ornaments are great for the baker in your life! Attach it to a package of homemade cookies for a gift that's sure to please.
Beaded Christmas Ornaments To Make
- Sparkling Beaded Ornaments: These easy-to-make Christmas ornaments will glitter up your tree. All you need is STYROFOAM Brand Foam, micro-beads and adhesive.
- Delicate Snowflake Ornament: Colorful "cocktail" beads and a snowflake wire form make this an simple homemade Christmas ornament that is sure to impress your guests!
- Beaded Crystal Ornament: This craft idea for Christmas ornaments will only take you 15 minutes to make and can be displayed on your Christmas tree.
- Red and Gold Glitter Ornament: These are the Christmas tree ornaments to make if you're looking for some two-toned magic.
- Beaded Green Ornament: These would look stunning on a white or silver tree! Handmade Christmas ornaments also make great gifts for everyone on your list!
- Pipe Cleaner Snowflakes: Add beads to these pipe cleaner crafts for stunning snowflake ornaments.
- Petite Box Ornaments: Christmas presents do not just have to fit under the tree. Make them tiny enough to hang from the branches!
Whimsical Christmas Ornaments
- Christmas Carol Ornament: Sheet music is the inspirational source for this easy-to-make Christmas ornament.
- Mirrored Swirl Ornaments: Mirrored paint and jewel-tone colors swirl together in this unique Christmas ornament.
- Canning Jar Reindeer: This cheap, personalized Christmas ornament can be made from household items such as a canning jar lid and paint.
- Christmas Tree Holiday Domino Necklace or Ornament: This craft idea for Christmas ornaments can also double as a jewelry craft. You can also wear it for New Year's Eve once Christmas is over!
- Colorful Holiday Felted Ornaments: Christmas tree ornaments are easy and they're also a great way to keep the kids entertained during winter break. These colorful holiday felted ornaments are just the thing to keep your holidays merry and bright!
- Crochet Heart Ornament: Love the Christmas season? Show it off with this crochet Christmas craft. You can create this ornament quickly and add it to your tree for a fun touch. While you're at it, make a few of these Christmas ornaments and give them to family members and friends. This is a great Christmas gift idea for anyone on your list.
- Gift Card Holder Ornament: If there is someone on your Christmas list that is hard to buy for, you can't go wrong with a gift card. Instead of simply handing over the plastic, make a cute Christmas ornament craft and hang the present on your tree. It's like giving two gifts in one! If you don't sew, have no fear - this project doesn't require a needle and thread.
- Festive Ice Skate Ornaments: Nothing says Christmas quite like hot cocoa, snowmen and, of course, ice skating. If you can't hit the rink this year, make these cute Christmas ornament crafts instead. This no-sew project can be created by adults and kids alike. Since it doesn't take long to create each ice skate, you can make a bunch and hang them all on your tree together.
- Fuzzy Felt Snowman Ornament: Who doesn't love the look of a snowman during the holiday season? Avoid cold hands and wet boots by creating a snowman Christmas craft that you can hand on your tree. Use scraps of felt to bring this Christmas sewing pattern to life. Give him a name and hang him on your tree - this snowman can be your new holiday companion!
- Crochet Mermaid Ornament: This may not be the most simple homemade Christmas ornament, but your effort will be well worth it. Having this-one-of-a-kind design on your tree and watch as others smile and swoon.
- Gorgeous Vintage Jewelry Ornament: this beautiful ornament is made with jewelry and pins from mom's old jewelry box. A Styrofoam ball, ribbon, glue, and jewelry are the main materials for this beautiful project.
Santa Ornaments
- Bearded Santa Ornament: This wooden Santa craft uses non-traditional colors for a bright and unique Christmas ornament.
- Clothespin Santa and Rudolph: Clothespins and felt are all you need for these cheap, personalized Christmas ornaments.
- Crochet Santa Ornament: This crocheted Christmas tree ornament pattern is beautiful and impressive. Use heavy metallic braid to crochet a festive Santa Christmas ornament.
- Santa and Snowman Ornament: These quick and easy DIY crafts can be create with flannel and felt. If you want lasting memories of holiday crafting, these are the Christmas tree ornaments to make.
- Claus Finial Ornament: Use crackle texture on an inexpensive base to create an adorable Christmas couple. These unique Christmas ornaments can be passed on to future generations.
- Crochet Santa Ornament: Young ones will especially love this crocheted Christmas tree ornament pattern when it's finished! This craft idea for Christmas ornaments can be made in a few easy steps. Grab your worsted weight yarn and get to work.
- Santa Claus Ornament: Made from high lustre yarn and a plastic canvas, this craft idea for Christmas ornaments will brighten up your tree.
- Cute Santa Hat Ornaments: These cute Santa hats make a great addition to trees and gift packages. Everyone is sure to love them!
- Cute Crochet Santa Ornament: Instead of buying a Christmas ornament this year, gather up your yarn and hooks for this Christmas crochet pattern. This adorable Christmas Santa ornament doesn't take long to make but is sure to leave a lasting impression. Once you've mastered this project, crochet Mrs. Claus and a few elves, too.
Free Craft Video: 3 Minute DIY Christmas Ornaments
Angel Ornaments
- Peaceful Angel Ornament: This paper Christmas ornament is simply made from cardstock, ribbon and felt has a cute angel that will bless your Christmas tree this year.
- Antique Angel Ornament or Wall Decor: This cheap, personalized Christmas ornament is made with inexpensive foam painted with a faux rust finish.
- Angel Ornament Pattern: Creates a beautiful Christmas angel craft that can be displayed any time of year.
- Clay Angel Ornament: Make a polymer clay angel craft and add a unique Christmas ornament to your tree!
- Dated Angel Ornament: If there's a new addition in the family or you just want to mark a momentous occasion, this is a nice craft idea for Christmas ornaments.
- Little Angel Crochet Pattern: Christmas tree decorations are a fun and easy way to decorate for the holiday. These angels can be whipped up quickly, so you can create a unique angel for everyone you love.
- Coffee Filter Angel Wings: this is an easy and inexpensive Christmas craft using a common household material! Use glitter and ribbon to take something ordinary and make it extraordinary.
Recycled Ornaments
- Recycled CD Holiday Ornament: Tired of that CD from the 1990s? Repurpose it as a unique Christmas ornament and showcase some family photos or cute designs.
- Greeting Card Ornament: Recycled greeting cards and cookie cutters can be used for this cheap, personalized Christmas ornament.
- Cookie Cutter Ornament: Iron-on threads, cookie cutter shapes and old Christmas cards make this project as easy as 1, 2, 3.
- Simple Christmas Ornament: These ornaments will be a hit with your friends and family. Give one as a gifts in person or send it by mail.
- Recycled Light Bulb Holiday Ornaments: Don't throw away those burnt-out light bulbs just yet. With a little water-based varnish, tissue paper, paint and a ribbon, these eco-friendly ornaments make a great craft idea for Chrismas ornaments.
- Milk Bottle Cap Ornament: Plastic caps and leftover wrapping paper join to create these super cute handmade Christmas ornaments! You could also fill the bottle caps with pictures of your kids, grandkids or even images of what you want for Christmas!
- Easy Photo Christmas Ornaments: Save old Christmas cards and other paper items to create this simple geometric Christmas ornament craft. Add photos to each side to create a personal keepsake that you can put up year after year. This ornament can be made in a flash but looks so intricate.
- Altoid Small Collage Ornament: Use mini tins from breath mints to make a small collage ornament! Leftover materials are your best friends with this exciting project.
Who doesn't love making Christmas ornaments? Get more great Christmas craft ideas and learn how to make your own unique keepsakes with our roundup of 28 Ornaments to Give or Keep for Yourself. These ornaments are fun to make and perfect for any tree. As the name states, you can save your craft for yourself or give it away and a DIY Christmas gift. Either way, your work is sure to stand out this holiday season.
More DIY Christmas Ornaments
- Canning Jar Lid Ornament: Save a canning jar lid and create this quick and easy Christmas craft. Eco-friendly crafts are a great way to save on supplies and help the Earth.
- Knit Mitten Ornaments: Get your needles moving and make a set of miniature mittens. This Christmas ornament craft is sure to become a family heirloom.
- Glittered Snowman and Santa Ball Ornaments: Glitter is always in season, but during the holidays, it's especially popular. Make your tree shine with these delightful easy Christmas ornaments. You can't help but smile when you see these sparkly Christmas ornament crafts.
- Big n' Bold Christmas Ornaments: Make a major statement with these ornaments. You'll want to save these handmade designs for next year, too. Show off your crafty skills and get in the holiday spirit at the same time.
- Antique Snowman Ornament: Take a trip back in time with this fun and easy-to-make Christmas ornament craft. This cute craft idea will remind you of holidays spent at your grandma's house.
- Heart Felt Ornaments: Quick and simple ornaments are the best way to decorate a tree. These ornaments take just minutes to make but look so intricate.
- Let it Snow Christmas Ornaments: Create simple christmas ornament crafts that sparkle and shine on your tree. This project is quick, easy and so fun.
- Precious Memories Glass Photo Ornament: Once you learn how to make Christmas ornaments, you may not bve able to stop. Luckily, you can make these ornaments in no time at all.
- Frosted Holly Wreath DIY Christmas Ornament: A Christmas tree with ornaments is the best way to celebrate the season. Add one of these to your tree and watch it sparkle all season long.
- Purple Penguin Christmas Ornaments: Discover how to make a Christmas ornament that will make people stop and stare. You won't believe how easy it is to complete this project.
- Paper Flower DIY Ornaments: Add festive and flowerful homemade ornament ideas to your tree.
- Dollar Store DIY Ornaments: Cheap can be chic! Just take a look at these Christmas crafts for proof.
- Doodly DIY Ornaments: Get quirky with these whimisical and wacky Christmas crafts to make.
- Ombre DIY Ornaments: Opt for trendy ombre hues for your tree with year when you make these DIY painted Christmas crafts.
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- Owl I Want for Christmas is You Ornament
- Vintage Snowman Ornament
- Glitter Topped Christmas Ornaments
- Neon Homemade Ornaments - dare to chose new hues!
- Felt Mobile Ornaments
Want to make some crazy-easy, last-minute Christmas ornament crafts? Check out these adorable Angel DIY Glitter Ornaments. Follow the link for an easy-to-follow free crafting video on how to make ornaments you are sure to adore.
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Dec 01, 2016
Just what I was looking for as inspiration for my kids' crafty Advent activities. I love that some are quick and easy and others are a bit more involved.
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Oct 28, 2016
I've actually made several of these and labeled them with "Baby's first Christmas" and given them as baby shower gifts. My personal favorite is a candy cane shaped salt dough ornament.
The Designing Peng uin
Oct 25, 2016
From simple enough to make with the grandchildren to elegant enough for the tree in the living room, others for the tree in the dining room, even some for the hallway tree - wonderful ideas
mulberrygalprinces s
Jul 07, 2016
This will keep me busy for awhile. That box in my closet is going to get a lot of Christmas things added to it. The best part is that they all seem to be easy and inexpensive to make. Those are two of my favorite words since I am retired and live on a fixed income.
Ask93 7929298
Mar 10, 2016
Wow! What a great write-up of ideas. I could make all of these all year, at the rate of maybe one a week. I would end up with so many ornaments to give away. I have to save this for later. Does anyone else like to make ornaments all year long?
Mistress of All Ev il
Dec 10, 2015
My favorite ornaments are the personal ones the kids can make. They definitely make for a more unique Christmas tree every year.
Simone Collins
Dec 09, 2015
So many easy ideas! Can't wait to try them all!
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Dec 09, 2014
These a href="https//www.pinterest.com/kumar65/christmas-d == ecorations-2014/"christmas decoration/a ideas are all great!! Cant wait to start crafting some of these ) Thanks for sharing !
Sis Kate
Nov 12, 2013
Need to add to my comment, it. the craft section, 48 Simple Homemade Christmas Ornaments, posted a day or so ago.
Sis Kate
Nov 12, 2013
I could not get any of these crafts to open to if I would like to make tbem. Many of them sounded wonderful.
cielyf 2758851
Aug 12, 2013
Maravilloso, muy til.
Nov 20, 2012
I really love all of the ideas in this sites. Thanks for sharing!
eferreira 7576677
Jan 27, 2012
Looking for a Cup Cake Crochet Pattern, would love to crochet some for friends.
Dec 17, 2011
I love all the different ideas you share... maybe your readers can suggest usages for those brownish prescription pill containers... have sooo many! Any ideas out there
Nov 22, 2012
I use mine to store my jewlery findings like jumprings and eyepins. I also store the small beads in them. Did no toothpicks fit in them perfectly.
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Oct 17, 2014
I have seen the big pill bottles filled with candy or chocolate and new prescriptions added on the bottle for pretend medicine like happy pills or love potions, chill pills with peppermint candies. They come with made up instructions for taking them. The ones I saw were at a church fund raiser and were not very creative. Someone creative could make these very entertaining. Also I use these for sorting out small items by wrapping tape around them until they can be taped together and still sit up straight without the lids. In my medicine box I connect two rows across the box I keep medicine in. This acts as a divider in the box and then I put tubes of Neosporin, eye drops, thermometers,things like that in them. Works great for inhalers. I have also used them in my craft area for paint brushes, paint pens, things that normally fall over in a larger container. Just put several in a larger container and they sit up straight and you can organize them if you need to. Hope this helps.
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Since the creation of UNO in 1945, numerous fora have grown outside UN system, where non-big five members of international community play important role in discussing and resolving all kinds of issues. Often these fora prove to be more effective as stake holders are able to contribute as equals. The hierarchy of members with special status and powers of permanent members was based on the premises that it reflected the reality of international order. That reality stands hugely modified. At least two of the permanent members of SC - UK and France - do not count for as much as they used and their contribution to defeat of axis power is far behind as world has moved on..... reform of UN has gained thrust as an issue but is taking it's own time. In this situation, will the international community scale down the objective and scope of UN reform and change the status of UK and France by granting a permanent seat to Germany to replace these two countries, and amending the vetoing power of permanent members to the effect that veto of a permenent member won't be counted in such disputes in which they themselves are directly involved and in disputes in which permanent members are involved SC decisions would be taken necessarily by majority decision of SC total membership. Possibly, US ought to take an inititative in this matter by volunteering not to exercise it's veto power in matters in which US is directly involved till UN reform finally takes place. This shall be entirely in consonance with the letter and spirit of the priciples of democracy and equality that USA stands for. Please comment.
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I think Susan Rice has been an outspoken opponent of political stupidity on the world stage and deserves the American public's support for calling it like she sees it.
When folks finally get a grip in the UNSC, she applauds the common sense of removing dictorial regimes who kill their own people.
And when those regimes are coddled and protected by permanent members, she's right to call that "pathetic" and I bet she's used stronger language in private to their foreign ministers and smiled while dropping a verbal nuke on them.
All in the name of diplomacy and for the sake of peace.
Well, as the President said, " All nations must choose peace." and "words must mean something."
I would expect no less than for our UN perm rep. to further that directive from her boss.
May she achieve much continued success in dealing with ethical infants.
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Susan Rice is very selective in her denunciations of "dictorial regimes who kill their own people." For example, she can't seem to find anything wrong with Saudia Arabia, Qatar or Bahrain. And as far as the "common sense of removing dictorial regimes" is concerned, that simply violates the fundamental precepts of the United Nations Charter, which regards national sovereignty as inviolable. Let us not forget that Hitler justified his annexation of the Sudetenland on the grounds that the Czech government was "committing human rights violations" against ethnic Germans. The founders of UN (Susan Rice represents us there, right?) understood that the negation of national sovereignty, whatever the pretext, leads to armed conflict.
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- 1 cup sliced almonds
- 6 tablespoons unsalted butter, at room temperature
- 1/2 cup almond butter
- 1/4 cup honey
- 1/4 cup granulated sugar
- 1/4 cup packed light brown sugar
- 1 large egg
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/2 teaspoon almond extract
- 4 cups puffed corn cereal (such as Kix)
- 1 cup chocolate chips (milk, dark or semisweet)
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Friday, February 24, 2006
The cut rule and reading seminars
I'm sure than when set theorists first tried to write down the axioms that became ZF they found lots of redundant axioms. Over the years they were whittled them down to the list we have today so that I bet you can't even name the axioms that were jettisoned for redundancy. Not so in "Gentzen style" logic. Every document ever written on the subject seems to introduce this rule and then with a flourish they show how it can be eliminated. They develop the whole subject and then proceed to demolish the earlier work by showing how they can rewrite everything they did earlier without using this rule. The only explanation I can come up with is that authors of books on logic are paid by the word and that this allows them a few extra chapters for very little work.
Of course the problem here must be me. I'm sure there's a perfectly good reason for harping on about the cut rule, I just don't see it. And I think this points to a difficulty with trying to read mathematics texts outside of academia. When you're a student you're sharing extratextual material all the time. People tell you that such and such a result is interesting because it has an application somewhere and then you go and read the formal details knowing what the motivation was. Or someone will give an informal seminar where they write equations on the board, but speak much more informally between the equations. But most mathematics texts hide this material from you and present the bare facts. This is fine when you're in an academic environment, but I have to confess to finding it difficult when working on my own.
One thing I'd love to see online is the equivalent of the reading seminars we did during my PhD work. Each week we'd read a chapter and then have a seminar to discuss what we'd just read. Does anyone do this? Blogs seem like a great way to do this but I've seen no evidence of groups working like this.
Anyway, I shall try to persist until I see the light...
10 comments:
- Derek said...
Here's an article about removing the cut rule. Apparently, you can do proofs without, but the proofs become much more complicated.
- Friday, 24 February, 2006
- sigfpe said...
Hi Derek. At one point that paper asks "what is the point of sequents?" and proceeds to answer. And it asks "what is the price for eliminating cuts?", which is the subject of the paper. In other words, it has informal text that asks the kinds of questions that I've been asking myself. This is excellent. Exactly what I'm looking for. It even talks a little about linear logic which is my longer range target. Many thanks!
- Friday, 24 February, 2006
- Suresh said...
I'm glad Derek posted as he did. It seemed to me that this had to be the reason: namely that the cut-rule, though redundant, makes things a lot easier.
In theoretical computer science, we often wave our hands around machine models because we know that somewhere it can be shown that they are mostly equivalent. And so a result that shows that a particular machine model is not special is very important, even if one goes on proving results in that machine model.
- Friday, 24 February, 2006
- David R. MacIver said...
As well as the practical reason, there's the philosophical one.
Cut elimination basically says 'you can use lemmas'. So we're using cut elimination all the time, and it's essentially a fundamental part of our logic. It's the fact that you don't *have* to use it that's interesting - even though it's in principle unnecesary, we're still going to be using it all the time. Some classical logics do indeed take the principle that because it's redundant you shouldn't take it as an axiom, but they then have to immediately go on to prove it as a metatheorem before they can do anything especially useful!
(Which isn't to say that they're wrong in doing so, just that cut elimination will come up regardless of how you slice it).
Oh, idle note. The ZF axioms are redundant. Specification follows from replacement, and pairing follows from replacement + power set. I think that's it, but I'm not really sure. They're kept in for more or less the same reason - were they not axioms, you would need to immediately make them theorems.
- Friday, 24 February, 2006
- sigfpe said...
Yes, my first thought was "why not make it a metatheorem?" if it's useful.
Derek's recommendation has made things a lot clearer.
I did already understand the analogy with programming, the reuse of a lemma is similar to the reuse of a function and cut elimination is like function application. (And Curry-Howard etc. formalises this). But I couldn't understand why logicians would be so hung up on cut elimination.
- Friday, 24 February, 2006
- Kenny said...
The point of cut elimination is basically that we want this metatheorem to hold for any logical system if we'll really consider it a logic. Just like the deduction theorem (that A,B|=C is a valid sequent iff A|=(B->C) is). Since cut is unidirectional, it makes sense to phrase it as a rule that we then prove is "admissible" from the others, while the deduction theorem goes two ways, and the converse direction just _is_ the only rule of inference in many systems.
Another point about cut elimination (assuming that lack of sleep isn't messing me up right now) is that cut can be eliminated in proofs of sequents just using the rules of inference, but I think it can't be eliminated in some cases where extra non-logical axioms are assumed.
As for the redundancy of ZF (pairing is redundant, and many phrasings of replacement make separation redundant as well - some phrasings also include the existence of the emptyset, which is redundant given infinity and separation) there's another reason for that. The system Z, which consists of all the axioms except replacement, is quite natural, as is the system ZF-Inf, which has all the axioms except infinity. In each of these theories, some of the previously redundant axioms are now necessary. And in many particular consistency proofs, we construct a structure and then show it satisfies ZF plus whatever else we want. However, we often need the whole machinery of Z to prove that the system satisfies replacement, so it makes sense to prove that the axioms hold one by one, even though at the end we won't need some of the earlier ones.
One point that I haven't quite understood though is why all the axioms seem to have biconditionals built in, where conditionals would be sufficient, given separation. (That is, rather than phrasing the union axiom as saying that the union of a set of sets exists, we could phrase it as saying that there is a set having all the previous ones as subsets, and then use separation to cut the union itself out of this big set.)
- Saturday, 25 February, 2006
- David R. MacIver said...
Kenny, good point about the ZF axioms.
I think there's some disagreement about the biconditionals (well, not actual disagreement int he sense that people have arguments about it, but that different people do different things). Certainly the first set theory course I took which introduced the ZF axioms only had conditionals there (but was immediately followed by the comment that biconditionals are an easy consequence of this and separation).
I'd tend to use biconditionals for the sake of convenience - if the two axioms are so obviously equivalent, it probably doesn't matter much which you choose.
- Saturday, 25 February, 2006
- Neel Krishnaswami said...
I'm not a proof theorist, but I'm a programming languages guy, so I can fake it pretty well.
Anyway, the motivation is this: proof theorists don't really care about theorems! Instead, they care about about proofs considered as mathematical objects. Inference rules that are "redundant" from the point of view of (say) a model theorist, who only cares about truth or falsity, can be tremendously interesting from a proof-theoretic point of view, because in this POV rules of inference that prove exactly the same theorems can give rise to radically different sets of proofs.
You can convert any theorem in propositional classical logic into something that only uses the single connective NAND (aka the Sheffer stroke), but to do so is perverse -- no one would willingly reason with classical logic that way, and the reason is that you destroy all the symmetry and combinatorial structure of the logic when you fuse all the connectives into a single monster.
Anyway, back to cut elimination. Cut elimination is interesting for several reasons. First, the proof of cut elimination gives you an estimate of the logical strength of the cut principle. You can look at the cut elimination procedure, and see that it can expand a cut-ful proof into a cut-free one that is possibly hyper-exponentially larger.
Secondly, the cut rule has the strange property that it includes a formula in its premises that doesn't appear in the conclusion. That is, in the cut rule
If Gamma ==> A, and Gamma, A ==> B are
derivable, then Gamma ==> B is derivable.
the formula A doesn't appear in the consequent. All of the other connectives have this "subformula property" (even forall and exists, once you generalize subformula appropriately), and having the subformula property gives you a very useful property to do induction on when proving things about logics. So if you prove that cut is eliminable, then you can frequently "port" properties from the cut-free variant of the logic, in which the proof is easy, to the cut-full version, where it is harder.
The computational version of this is that cut-free logics are vastly easier to do proof search in. With cut, you have to guess which A to use when applying the cut rule, and this creates an infinite amount of nondeterminism in your proof search.
Also, seeing which features destroy cut-eliminability is itself interesting. For example, adding an induction axiom to first-order logic will cause cut-elimination to fail. When you do a proof that requires strengthening an induction hypothesis, you see this phenomenon in action. This is also why writing theorem provers that can automatically find inductive proofs is so hard.
So, I guess I'll ask a question in turn: what is the appeal of Hilbert-style axiomatic presentations of logic and ZF-style set theory? I'm afraid I don't get it; type-theoretic presentations make vastly more sense to me, since the combinatorial properties of proofs are much more apparent.
- Sunday, 26 February, 2006
- David R. MacIver said...
Actually, I think your question almost answers itself - the reason axiomatic hilbert style methods are preferred to type theoretic ones, is that mathematicians don't like thinking about their proofs in a combinatorial manner!
Slightly more seriously, I think it's because this is the natural way of looking at things if you're used to doing mathematics in the classical manner. You have a bunch of assumptions (axioms) and from them you want to prove a conclusion (theorem). The method of going from left to right is not nearly as important as the fact that you got there (as long as the method in question is valid).
- Monday, 27 February, 2006
- Jacobian said...
One reason that you might want to prove that cut is redundant even while you use it is that proving cut elimination can be an economic means of proving consistency.
Since we can't have a cut free proof of falsity, we mearly have to prove that cut is redundant and we get consistency for free.
One curious thing about proofs without cut is that they are so much larger, yet they are easier to find in an automated fashion. This seems to me like it means that it is easier to verify a cut-full proof, yet easier to find a cut-free one. Presumably cut introduction would be a means of optimising functional programs. I guess this just corresponds to finding good lemmas or perhaps refactoring.
I think you should start a reading club. I'm new to logic and category theory, and I would find it extremely helpful.
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