text: OverviewBack to top Piggy Paint - Nail Polish Gift Set Little Chick - 3 Piece(s) Item# :130594UPC# :000000130594 Brand:Piggy Paint Size/Form:3 Piece(s) Ship Weight:0.30 Piggy Paint Little Chick Nail Polish Gift Set - 3 x 0.5 oz. (15 ml) Nail Polishes (Dragon Tears, Fairy Fabulous, Angel Kisses) Piggy Paint Little Chick Nail Polish Gift Set contains Dragon Tears (light green pearl), Fairy Fabulous (pretty lavender), and Angel Kisses (soft, light pink). Piggy Paint Little Chick Nail Polish Gift Set is the perfect light color palette for your princess. Piggy Paint Little Chick Nail Polish Gift Set is great for Easter! Piggy Paint Little Chick Nail Polish Gift Set is the perfect gift! Piggy Paint has over 20 gift sets that are fun for any age and make for a great gift. Who wouldn't love non-toxic nail polish? Piggy Paint is a natural, eco-friendly nail polish designed for fancy girls. 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From that day on, Melanie decided that any flammable substance that could eat through foam was unacceptable for her children's fingernails, which would inevitably end up in their mouths. Melanie's quest was on, and Piggy Paint was born. As you may have guessed, Melanie's Piggy Paint polish is NOT flammable and sits beautifully on the unaffected foam. Melanie hopes you enjoy this water-based polish that is specially formulated of natural ingredients. Finally, a kid-friendly/pet-friendly polish without the accompanying drawbacks of traditional polishes. Piggy Paint is free of formaldehyde, toluene, phthalates, biphenyl A, ethyl acetate and acetone... and made in the USA! Why is Piggy Paint Nail Polish the safe nail polish? Non-toxic Low Odor Water-based formula Hypoallergenic Fun, vibrant colors Dries to a hard, durable finish Cruelty-free Safe for use during Pregnancy! 5-Free: No Formaldehyde, Dibutyl Phthalate, Toluene, Camphor, or Formaldehyde Resin Since most young children are squirmy during the drying process of any polish, Piggy Paint suggests singing songs to pass the time. Two rounds of the "ABC's" should make 60 seconds pass by very quickly. Make "Piggy Painting" a bonding experience for you and your child. Do I have to use a blow dryer to dry her nails?No, but it is recommended for maximum chip resistance. Since Piggy Paint is water-based and does not contain harsh chemicals, it takes longer for its ultimate hardness to be reached. The blow dryer just speeds up this process. Another alternative is to wait and polish your child's nails after bath time, before they go to bed. This will allow the polish to cure overnight. Piggy Paint As a Learning Tool: Fine Motor SkillsLet your child paint your fingernails or toenails. If you're worried about it looking (well, like a child painted your nails), opt for the toenails…you can always put socks on in public! This helps with her fine-motor skills and gives her a chance to exert her independence. Color NamesAre you trying to teach your child color names? Paint her nails with the specific color you're working on (such as red) and declare it a "Red Day". All day long, point out objects in her environment that match her nails, and encourage her to do the same. Wear red clothes, add red foods to mealtime and use a bath color tablet to make her bath water red. Once she's mastered that color, paint her piggies a new color. PatternsRecognizing different types of patterns is a hard concept learn for children to learn, so why not put patterns right at their fingertips? For example, if you're working on simple patterns, alternate blue and yellow "Piggy Paint" on her fingers. As you go through the day, help her to make patterns with her toys, M&M's, crayons, beads…use your creativity. Have her refer to her fingernails for help. Start out with color patterns and then attempt other categories, such as big doll, little doll, big doll, etc. Ready for harder patterns? Move to three different colors or alternate pink, purple, purple, pink, and so on. School ColorsDoes your daughter play any sports? Perhaps she has a favorite high school, collegiate, or professional team she cheers for. If so, paint her nails with her team's colors to show her support. Frequently Asked Questions: Does Piggy Paint wear the same as traditional polish?Piggy Paint typically wears a couple days shy of solvent-based polishes when applied as directed. Wear depends of on the type of nails, the activities the nails are involved in (polish obviously doesn't wear as well on children because they are so hard on their nails), and how the polish is applied. For maximum chip resistance, Piggy Paint recommends the following application instructions: Wash hands with soap and water. Apply 2 -3 thin coats of Piggy Paint, Air dry 60 seconds. Blow dry polished nails for 1 minute with hair dryer set on warm heat/low blower setting. Since Piggy Paint polish is water-based, it takes longer to cure and the blow dryer speeds up this process. For safety purposes, please follow manufacturer's instructions on blow dryer and always monitor your child. (Tip: Sing 2 rounds of ABC's while blow drying for added fun!) Use Piggy Paint Primecoat for added scratch resistance and Piggy Paint Topcoat for added chip resistance. A little more effort is required to apply all three products, though the result is well worth the extra time. Since Piggy Paint polish does not contain the harsh chemicals found in solvent-based polishes, do not expect it to wear exactly the same (but pretty close). Piggy Paint's customers tell them it is well worth the trade-off for a non-toxic, eco-friendly, odorless alternative! Why is Piggy Paint as Natural as Mud?Piggy Paint is as Natural as Mud in the sense that every ingredient in the polish is biodegradable with no traces or residues left behind, thus it would make an excellent addition to your mulch pile. The acrylic resins are present in the polish in the form of latexes-emulsions in water-very similar in form and function to milk. The term "resin" is quite generic and refers to any polymer which can form a film as it dries. In this sense, proteins, celluloses, sugars, and DNA, to name a few "natural" polymers, are resins and none of these are any less harmful than the resins Piggy Paint uses in their polish. Why does my nail polish look milky? Is it still safe to use?Some of the polishes may have a milky appearance that will disappear upon drying. The polish is still fine to use and will appear vibrant on your nails. What should I do if there is separation in the nail polish?Although separation is very minor, occasionally a light ring of color will appear at the top of the bottle. Simply shake the bottle to mix the polish. What is the shelf life of Piggy Paint nail polish?Piggy Paint has a shelf life of several years, though there may be a slight tendency for the polish to thicken as the months go by. To correct this, add a drop or two of water to the bottle and give it a good shake! What should I do if my polish thickens up?If thinning is needed, add 1 or 2 drops of water, and shake well. For best results, gently remove any nail polish clumps present on the brush with a paper towel. Is there anything toxic in the nail polish?No. There are no toxic chemicals. The resins are polyacrylic latexes with residual monomers well below 100 parts per million. The only co-solvent is a diglycol ether. All colorants are FDA-certified for cosmetic use. Which glycol ethers are used in the polish?While there are some indications that two glycol ethers, monomethyl and monobutyl ethylene glycol, may have some potential for harm, the diethylene and dipropylene glycol ethers as a class have been proven safe for human contact. Of these two classes, Piggy Paint has chosen to use monobutyl diethylene glycol because of its high boiling point (low flammablility), it's approval for use in California as a non-VOC solvent, its water solubility and its biodegradability. What should be done to prepare nails before putting on the polish?Simply, clean nails with Piggy Paint Nail Polish Remover or soap and water. Healthy nails naturally produce a mixture of oils and proteins, which serve to protect, beautify and enhance their appearance. Normal nail polishes remove these substances from the nails, requiring the user to prepare their nails with other products. However, since Piggy Paint Nail Polish is a waterborne polish, it does not remove the oils so your nails and your pets' nails remain strong and healthy. How long will it take for my nails to dry?Piggy Paint dries to a tack-free state nearly as fast as regular polish, though it takes longer to reach its ultimate hardness. Piggy Paint recommends using multiple thin coats since they will dry faster than one thick coat. If your hands are cold, the temperature is cool, or there is high humidity in the area, it may take longer for the coats to dry. How hard is it to remove the polish? Do I need nail polish remover?Piggy Paint can be removed within 1-3 days with rubbing alcohol. Afterwards, the polish becomes increasingly more difficult to remove, particularly for dry, porous nails or toenail, and a nail polish remover is necessary. Piggy Paint Nail Polish Remover is specially formulated for our polish, though it will remove solvent-based polishes as well. Soak nails for 30 seconds with a cotton ball saturated with Piggy Paint Nail Polish Remover. Will Piggy Paint Nail Polish stains come out of carpet?On the carpets the people at Piggy Paint tested, Piggy Paint Nail Polish was easily removed, as long as the stain was taken care of quickly (before it dries). Piggy Paint has had several customers praise Piggy Paint for not ruining their hardwood floors, as well as their carpets. This is not a guarantee; but you have a much better chance of saving your floors with Piggy Paint Nail Polish, since solvent-based polish stains set in immediately. Is Piggy Paint polish gluten, soy and nut free?Yes, their polish is gluten, soy, and nut free. Their nail polish is not a food product, not manufactured in a food processing plate, and is not meant for ingestion, therefore does not contain any food allergens. 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Judge Nothing Before the Time
Yes, the Bible says we'll know them by their fruit, but have Christians gone too far with criticizing or judging others? Here's what the Bible says about judging. read more
The Power of Singing
One of the key ways Paul tells us to stay filled with the Spirit is to sing hymns and spiritual songs, and to make melody in our hearts. Have you tapped into the power of song? read more
A Pattern of Prayer
Learn what the three parts of the tabernacle represent in our own prayer life. read more
Cooking Is a Curse
Psalm 81:1-16 Today's reading includes a promise of God I've been claiming for years: "I removed his shoulder from the burden: his hands were delivered from the pots" (v. 6, KJV). read more
The Cost of Discipleship
Luke 14:7-35 Jesus shares in this passage the cost of discipleship. He says clearly that discipleship requires forsaking all. He shares the parable about the man who prepared a great supper and invited many to come. Those invited had excuses for not attending the dinner. One man was too busy with his possessions, another was too busy with his business, and another was too busy with his family. read more
Prosperity and Success
Deuteronomy 34:1-Joshua 2:24 So many seek success and desire to prosper. Financial seminars are held to teach people how to invest and make the most of their money. Training seminars on selling yourself to the interviewer are attended by those who desire to advance in the business world. The Lord sees prosperity and success totally opposite of the way the world sees it. read more
Fertilizing the Seed
Luke 13:1-22 This passage in Luke has special meaning to me because the plea of the vine dresser became a prayer my husband and I prayed for a church we were attending. In this church the pastor was open to the things of the Spirit, but most of his congregation were not. They did not want any changes. We were in this church for three years when we attended a Sunday school retreat. The retreat was in Calloway Gardens in South Georgia, and we were in charge of getting the speaker. read more
Coming Ready or Not
Luke 12:35-59 Remember the game "hide and seek"? One child closes his eyes and counts to ten while the other child hides. At the count of ten, the child opens his eyes and begins his search by saying, "Coming ready or not!" Then this child diligently searches high and low to find where the other child is hiding. I recall being a child hiding, and the moment the one who sought me found me, my heart jumped and I always yelled loudly "Boo" to scare him. read more
God's Pleasure
Luke 12:8-34 My life verse is Philippians 2:13: "It is God who works in you both to will and to do for His good pleasure." It was such a joy to have this understanding when I was twenty-six years old. I was at a retreat, and our leader instructed us to go out by the lakeside and be quiet and still before the Lord. We were instructed to ask the Lord questions and then wait for answers. Waiting for an answer when I prayed was a new experience for me, as usually all my prayers were one-way conversations with the Lord. What happened in a twenty-minute span of time changed my whole life. read more
Peace Brings Joy
Proverbs 12:19-20 Counselors of peace have joy." Romans 14:17 tells us, "For the kingdom of God is not eating and drinking, but righteousness and peace and joy in the Holy Spirit." In yesterday's reading we learned that Jesus is the kingdom of God. He is all righteousness, all peace and all joy, and we can enter into the kingdom when we ask Jesus to come into our hearts and take over our lives. I do not know a person on earth who does not desire to be right with God and his fellowman, to have peace and to experience joy. Jesus came preaching the kingdom of God, and sometimes we forget this is our message also. In addition to preaching the kingdom, we also now can tell of the crucifixion, death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ, who now sits in heaven making intercession for us. The gospel should contain all of these facts. read more
Jesus Redeems Our Mistakes
Luke 11:14-36 One of the favorite expressions in our family is, "Well, nobody is perfect." We all make mistakes, and I am so ever grateful for our Lord Jesus Christ, who is our redeemer. He is able to take our messes and make something worthwhile out of them. As I was reading this morning about another ministry Jesus had, I recalled an incident I experienced in India. read more
One Thing Is Needed
Luke 10:38-11:13 Our pastor has said that we have to remember to keep the main thing the main thing. When we look at our lives, we have to ask ourselves, "What is the main thing?" I had a friend who put on her refrigerator a sign that said, "What difference will this make 10,000 years from now?" Priorities change when we realize that our life here on earth is but a hands breadth. Those who know Jesus Christ personally will live forever with Him. Jesus told Martha that she was careful and troubled about many things, but Mary had chosen the one thing needful. Mary chose to sit at His feet and learn of Him. Without Him we can do nothing. When we realize this, we will spend more time sitting at His feet as Mary did. read more
What You Say Is What You Get
Proverbs 12:12-14 One of my constant prayers is that the law of kindness would be upon my tongue and that my conversations would be seasoned with grace. There is a proverb that says that pleasant words are health to our bones. This proverb says that we are satisfied with good by the fruit of our lips. read more
Laborers for the Harvest
Luke 9:51-10:12 From the time my three sons were toddlers, I prayed that all three would be used as laborers in the last great harvest. Jesus exhorts us to pray for the Lord of the harvest to send forth laborers. The harvest is great, but the laborers are few. The Lord sends the laborers. He speaks to the potential laborer and gives him the call for his special field. read more
Psalm 73:1-28 Where will your focus be today? Here the psalmist looks at the people around him. He compares himself with those who are ungodly and realizes they seem to be better off than he is. He reminds God of how he has cleansed his own heart, but he cannot see the benefits of living a righteous life. His complaint to God is the same as that of many Christians today: "What's the use in trying to be good and going God's way when nothing is working out?" But then he goes into the sanctuary and draws near to God. He realizes that the wicked will eventually perish, but he will not. He thanks God for His faithfulness in holding his hand through hard times, for His guidance, counsel and strength. Then he shares this wonderful statement: "It is good to draw near to God; to put our trust in Him and to declare His works." The psalmist first sees only the people who are close to him and the circumstances around him. At the end of this psalm, he is given a supernatural pair of glasses to see beyond those things he is experiencing. He focuses on the God who is in control of all things. To receive healing for his eyesight, however, he had to go into the sanctuary and draw near to God. He had to retreat from his circumstances and the people who surrounded him and get alone with God. In the sanctuary there were no distractions and his attention was focused only on God. read more
Like Rain on Fresh Mown Grass
Psalm 72:1-20 Vladimir, our Russian son, has been our gardener for the seven years he has lived with us. I remember the first time he cut the grass; he was so very proud of his accomplishment. Shortly after the grass was mowed, a shower came; we both stood in the carport and breathed in the elegant smell of rain on freshly mowed grass. There is nothing to compare with this smell. This psalm gives a beautiful description of what will happen to people who fear the Lord. One of the promises of God to those who fear Him is, "They shall fear thee as long as the sun and moon endure, throughout all generations. He shall come down like rain upon the mown grass: as showers that water the earth" (vv. 5-6, KJV). read more
Fear Not, Believe Only
Luke 8:41-9:6 Jairus had just heard the news that his daughter was dead. Can you imagine his amazement when he heard Jesus say, "Fear not, believe only?" This story has a happy ending because Jesus raised Jairus' daughter from the dead. read more
Where Is Your Faith?
Luke 8:22-40 We have had the opportunity to cross the Sea of Galilee many times. Our guide usually points out the fact that storms can come up quite suddenly on the sea because of the Golan Heights that surround the sea. Jesus was peacefully sleeping through the storm while His disciples were frantically bailing water out of the boat. Jesus rebuked the wind and the raging waters and suddenly all was calm. Then Jesus asked them, "Where is your faith?" read more
He That Is Forgiven Much Loves Much
Luke 7:36-8:3 In response to the those who questioned His willingness to allow a woman who was a sinner to wash His feet, Jesus told a parable: "There was a certain creditor which had two debtors: the one owed five hundred pence, and the other fifty. And when they had nothing to pay, he frankly forgave them both. Tell me therefore, which of them will love him most? Simon answered and said, I suppose that he, to whom he forgave most. And he said unto him, Thou hast rightly judged" (Luke 7:41-43, KJV). read more
The Lord Is One God
Deuteronomy 5:1-6:25 The Jewish people say this phrase, "Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God is one Lord," whenever they are gathered together at a temple or synagogue. Jewish people and Christians do have much in common. Both are sons of Abraham, both are believers in the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, and both are chosen by God to be a special people. read more
What We See in Others Is in Ourselves
Luke 6:39-7:10 So often I stand in judgment of others, and soon discover I am guilty of the very same things I see critically in others. You've heard the old expression, "When you point your finger at someone, four fingers are pointing back at you." Isaiah 58 speaks of God's chosen fast, and one of the things listed we need to fast from is the pointing of the finger. If our church could go on such a fast, we would have unity in the church. read more
Prayer Vigils
Luke 6:12-38 Over the years I have experienced many prayer vigils. One particularly comes to mind. Our little neighborhood women's prayer group decided to spend all night in prayer at my home. We tried to pray from 8 at night to 8 in the morning. We failed miserably. We kept falling asleep, and often we talked more than we prayed simply because we knew if we closed our eyes we would be off to sleep again. Jesus, however, did not have any problem spending a whole night in prayer. This scripture says Jesus continued all night in prayer. read more
God's Divine Meat Grinder
Psalm 66:1-20 Have you ever been through God's divine meat grinder? Some people today do not believe that God tests us, but the Bible says clearly that we are tested by the Lord. The request by God for Abraham to sacrifice Isaac was clearly a test from God. God, however, is not the tempter. James tells us that we are led astray by our own lusts and then tempted. He says, "Let no one say when he is tempted, 'I am tempted by God'; for God cannot be tempted by evil" (James 1:13). read more
Choosing to Enter God's Presence
Psalm 65:1-13 It was a cold wintry day, and someone was knocking violently at my door. I looked through the peephole to discover two frightened young ladies who seemed desperate. Then I heard dogs barking in the background. I opened the door, and they said, "Please let us in!! Some dogs are chasing us!!" They were going door to door selling magazines, and some neighborhood dogs were following them. I let them in quickly, and they ended up staying with me for two hours. They were so relieved to find a refuge in my home. After some conversation and some hot tea, one of the ladies asked, "Don't you get lonely in this big house?" My husband was at work, and my children were at school. I answered, "No, I never get lonely because the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are always with me, and we have a tea party every day." Suddenly one of the ladies said with urgency in her voice, "We've got to go now." I guess they thought I was crazy, but at least my statement finally made them leave. read more
Proverbs 11:22 Today's proverb is one of my favorites. Whenever I meet a woman who lacks discretion, immediately I have this mental picture of a pig with a beautiful gold-jeweled ring in her snout. Sometimes I have to battle this image in my mind, because it does cause me to be closed to anything this woman might have to say. read more
The Anointing for Ministry
Luke 4:1-32 So many in this day are seeking the anointing, but few realize that we already have the anointing. We have the same anointing for ministry that Jesus had. Isaiah lists seven aspects of this anointing of the Holy Spirit in Isaiah 11:1-2: read more
Casting Our Cares Upon Jesus
Psalm 62:1-12 David gives excellent advice in the psalm. He exhorts us to trust in the Lord at all times and to pour out our concerns and cares before Him. I learned how much God does love for us to cast our cares upon Him several years ago. read more
Numbers 26:52-28:14 One morning I was waking from a night's sleep, and I heard the name "Jochebed" in my spirit. I knew it was the Lord calling me Jochebed. I got up and looked up the name in the Strong's Concordance and found that Jochebed was the mother of two sons and a daughter. Both of her sons were priests. She was the mother of Moses, Aaron and Miriam. The name Jochebed in Hebrew means "the Lord glorified." read more
A Good Prayer for Children
Luke 2:36-52 From the time my boys were very young I prayed they would all have the same excellent spirit that Daniel had. Daniel had favor with man, and he had much wisdom. He also lived to be an old man. In this passage we see Jesus as a young boy honoring both His heavenly Father and His earthly father. Even though He knew He had to be about His Father's business, He was willing to subject Himself to Mary and Joseph and return with them to their home when they found Him in the temple. Our pastor recently preached a good sermon about how Mary should have first looked in the temple for Jesus because it was considered the house of God. She knew Jesus was the Son of God. After looking for three days, Mary and Joseph finally found Jesus among the doctors in the temple. He was intently listening, but He also shared with them some of His thoughts. They were astonished at His wisdom. The Bible tells us that Jesus returned to Nazareth and increased in wisdom and stature and favor with God and man. read more
The Lord Is My Defense
Psalm 59:1-17 When we were in St. Petersburg, Russia, for an evangelical music festival designed to reach Jewish people, one of the musicians sang a song that I'll never forget. The phrase "He is my defense" was repeated over and over again in the song. That phrase still resounds in my spiritual ears. God truly is our defense, and David knew this even though his enemies surrounded him and used their tongues as swords against him. He knew that God was his strong defense. David said, "God shall let me see my desire upon my enemies." read more
God Said It, I Believe It, I Receive It
Numbers 22:21-23:30 This passage relates the story of Balaam, a prophet who was certainly not perfect, but a prophet who knew God was true to His Word. Balaam said, "God is not a man, that he should lie; neither the son of man, that he should repent: Hath he said, and shall he not do it? or hath he spoken, and shall he not make it good? (Num. 23:19, KJV). read more
When Nothing Is Impossible
Luke 1:26-56 We like to quote so often the phrase in this passage, "For with God nothing shall be impossible." If God did not have to work through men, His power on earth would be unlimited. However, even though nothing is impossible with God and He does all things well, the stark reality is that we as Christians do not allow Him to do the impossible in our lives because of our lack of faith. The story comes to mind when the disciples came to Jesus for help in casting a deaf and dumb spirit out of a little boy. Jesus told them they were unable to do this because of their lack of faith. Then He said, "O faithless generation." Nothing is impossible with God when we put our complete faith and trust in Him. read more
When to Trust in the Lord
Psalm 56:1-13 The Bible exhorts us in many verses to trust in the Lord at all times. There is, however, a special time when we need to say aloud, "I trust in the Lord." That special time is when fear comes upon us. David writes in this psalm,"What time I am afraid, I will trust in You." If you are familiar with David's history, you will know he was provided with many opportunities to be afraid. He constantly was surrounded by enemies, and in the psalms David reveals some of the secrets to overcoming fear. He certainly became an expert at this. David was quite sure that fear would always present its cold, clammy handshake throughout his life. David, however, learned not to shake hands with the devil and receive fear. read more
The Perfect Sin Sacrifice
Mark 16:1-20 God is a God of infinite detail. He made sure that Jesus fulfilled every requirement for a sin sacrifice according to His laws. The account in Mark of Mary Magdalene bringing sweet spices on the Sabbath to anoint Jesus' body reveals a very important fact about Jesus' burial. read more
Pleasing Men
Mark 15:1-47 This passage in Mark gives the details of what led to the crucifixion of our Lord. Pilate was warned by his wife in a dream not to harm Jesus, but Pilate was a man pleaser. We hear these chilling words: "And so Pilate, willing to content the people, released Barabbas unto them, and delivered Jesus, when he had scourged him, to be crucified" (Mark 15:15, KJV). read more
The Glory of God
Numbers 14:1-15:16 God told Moses, "As truly as I live, all the earth shall be filled with the glory of the Lord." Moses was pleading with God not to destroy the Israelites for their disobedience. He made his appeal on the basis that all of Israel's enemies would see their destruction and would believe that God was not able to save them. God's response was that His ultimate plan for the earth would be fulfilled no matter how disobedient man was. He told Moses that the day will come when His glory will fill the whole earth. read more
Green Means Go; Red Means Stop
Psalm 52:1-9 I remember my mother teaching me how to obey the traffic signals when I was a child. "Green means go," she would say, "and red means stop." In this passage we see the comparison between red and green. The tongue is red, and it is, as shared earlier, a red carpet we roll out to Satan whenever we allow him to use our tongues. David speaks about the tongue of an evil man and how it devises mischief and even has the power to devour. The end of the evil man who cannot control his tongue is destruction. There is a proverb that says, "Death and life are in the power of the tongue." When we see a red light, we immediately put on the brakes of our car or stop at the curb if we are walking. If we would stop to think before we speak and wait for the green light of the Holy Spirit to lead our conversation, we would be extremely wise. read more
A Heart After God
Psalm 51:1-19 David is described as a man after God's own heart. He was not perfect by any means, but there was something in him that attracted God. It was his heart. David had a contrite and humble heart. The Bible tells us that God will not despise a contrite heart. David had just committed adultery when he wrote this psalm, and this psalm instructs us how to confess our sins. First John 1:9 says, "If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness" (KJV). We have another scripture in James 5:16: "Confess your faults [shortcomings and sins] one to another, and pray one for another, that ye may be healed. The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much" (KJV). read more
The Tongue and Troubles
Psalm 50:1-23 There is one promise of God that will be fulfilled in every life. Jesus said, "In the world you will have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world" (John 16:33). Because we live in a fallen world, there will always be trouble. This psalm reveals two important responses we should have when trouble comes our way. Verse 15 exhorts us to call upon the Lord in our day of trouble. Verse 23 exhorts us to praise the Lord and to order our conversation aright. read more
Moment by Moment
Psalm 49:1-20 Their inward thought is, that their houses shall continue for ever, and their dwelling places to all generations" (Ps. 49:11, KJV). It is the nature of man to feel he will never die. That inward thought says, "You'll never die." read more
The Importance of Covering
Numbers 4:1-5:31 As I read this scripture I saw something I missed in my former readings over the years. All the treasures and holy things that were used in the service of the Lord were covered first with a blue or purple cloth, and then were covered with badgers' skin. The covering had to be placed upon the instruments of sacrifice and worship before they could be taken to another location. This action of covering is symbolic of how important covering is in our lives. We are living sacrifices, and our act of worship is to daily offer our bodies to the Lord as instruments of His righteousness, peace, love and joy. read more
Who Is the Owner?
Mark 11:27-12:17 We have had the privilege of having two exchange students live with us—a Chinese girl and a Russian boy. Both became like a daughter and son to us, and they called us Mom and Dad. Our Chinese daughter has returned to China where she lives with her parents and sister. What a joy it has been to be enriched by two of God's precious treasures. People are God's inheritance, and we have learned over the years that in order for us to fully enjoy God, we must also take pleasure in His treasures. read more
The Wings of Prayer
Mark 11:1-26 The question often is asked, "Why are some prayers never answered?" The answer to this question is that God does answer every prayer that reaches His throne room and every prayer He hears. Some prayers, however, never reach His throne room. Prayers prayed in unbelief do not avail anything. James tells us that a double-minded man can expect to receive nothing from God. read more
God's Blessings
Leviticus 25:47-27:13 We used to sing the song, "There Shall Be Showers of Blessing." This passage in Leviticus tells of the showers of God's blessings that will flow from His throne room upon us. However, all the blessings listed here are conditional. Most of the promises of God are conditional. He promises so much in His Word to us, but for the promises to be fulfilled in our lives we have a part. Both the Old Testament and New Testament have the same main condition expressed for the fulfillment of the blessings and promises. The condition we must meet is to walk in God's ways and keep His commandments. read more
Silver Tongue
Proverbs 10:20-21 When you go to the doctor, usually the first thing he says is, "Stick out your tongue." Your physical condition often will be shown by the condition of your tongue. The same is true about your spiritual condition. What you speak with your tongue reveals what is hidden in your heart. Some of the spiritual diseases that are revealed by what we speak are bitterness, jealousy, pride, anger and so forth. read more
Victory Over Depression
Psalm 44:1-7 We end our readings for the month of February on a very positive note. In this psalm David reveals what sustained him throughout his life of trials and temptations. What sustained David was his love and trust relationship with the Lord. Because David was secure in his relationship to the Lord, he was able to release all into the hands of the Lord. There were times when David felt distant from God, but the truth that God commanded His lovingkindness always toward David gave David the anchor he needed to keep him from being overwhelmed by his circumstances. He constantly rehearsed and reviewed the marvelous works of the Lord and all the times the Lord had strengthened him. read more
Oppression Leads to Depression
Psalm 43:1-5 Yesterday we saw the emotional, mental and physical pain David was experiencing because his enemies were coming against him. He was depressed, but he made the decision with his will to praise the Lord even in the midst of a very low time in his life. All depression is caused by some kind of oppression. Granted, depression can be caused by a chemical imbalance in our system, and this can be treated medically. However, whether we are depressed because of a chemical imbalance in our system or circumstances that surround us, Satan takes advantage of us in our weakened state. He oppresses us with all kinds of deceptive thoughts. read more
Hope in God
Psalm 42:1-11 David wrote this psalm when he was going through a depressed state. He says, "Why art thou cast down, O my soul? And why art thou disquieted in me? Hope thou in God: for I shall yet praise him, who is the help of my countenance" (Ps. 42:11, KJV). David is telling himself to praise God even when he does not feel like it. The world has grabbed this principle, and motivational seminars usually include a section on "self talk." God's Word relates this principle often. An example is, "Let the weak say I am strong" (Joel 3:10, KJV). There has been an emphasis over the years on making positive confessions rather than negative ones. Sometimes if we are not careful, we curse ourselves by declaring negative things over us. I know when I keep saying I'm tired, it seems I get more tired. David tells himself to hope in God. read more
Giving to the Poor
Psalm 41:1-13 Our church has always given to some ministry that feeds the poor, and often members of our church will go down to the inner city and serve meals to the poor. We also have orphanages in India and Mexico that house many children who otherwise would be living in poverty on the streets. I believe the fact we have always been faithful in giving to the poor is the reason we have never experienced any financial crisis of consequence. read more


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Create bookmarks to save your favorite webpages
Bookmarks are links to web pages that make it easy to get back to your favorite places. This article goes over the basics of making and managing your bookmarks.
Table of Contents
How do I bookmark a page?
It's easy — just click the star!
To create a bookmark, click the star in the toolbar. The star will turn blue and a bookmark for the page you're on will be created in the Unsorted BookmarksOther Bookmarks folder. That's it!
How do I change the name and location of a bookmark?
- To edit the details of your bookmark, click the star a second time to open the Edit This Bookmark window.
- In the Edit This Bookmark box you can change any of these details:
- Name: This is the name that Firefox displays for the bookmark in menus.
- Folder: Choose what folder to store your bookmark in by picking one from the drop-down menu (for example, the Bookmarks Menu or Bookmarks Toolbar). In that drop-down menu you can also select to display a list of all bookmarks folders.
- Tags: You can use tags to help you search through and organize your bookmarks. For more information, see Bookmark Tags - Categorize bookmarks to make them easy to find.
- When you are finished editing, click to close the box.
Where can I find my bookmarks?
The easiest way to find a page that you've bookmarked is to start typing its name in the address bar. As you type, a list of web pages that you've bookmarked, tagged and visited will appear. Bookmarked pages will have a star next to them. All you have to do is click one of the pages and you'll be taken there instantly. To learn more, see Awesome Bar - Search your Firefox bookmarks, history and tabs from the address bar.
How do I organize my bookmarks?
The Library window lets you view and organize all your bookmarks.
- Click the Bookmarks button
and select
- By default, the bookmarks you make will be located in the Unsorted BookmarksOther Bookmarks folder. Select it in the sidebar of the Library window to see the bookmarks you've made. Double-clicking a bookmark will open it.
While you have the Library window open, you can also drag bookmarks into other folders like the Bookmarks Menu folder which will show your bookmarks in the menu under the Bookmarks button. If you add bookmarks to the Bookmarks Toolbar folder they'll show up on the Bookmarks Toolbar.
See the following articles for more details on how to manage your giant list of bookmarks:
- Sort your bookmarks to quickly find the ones you want
- Use bookmark folders to organize your bookmarks
- How do I delete a bookmark?
How do I turn on the Bookmarks Toolbar?
If you want to use the Bookmarks Toolbar, you can turn it on like this:
- Click the menu button and choose .
- Click the dropdown menu at the bottom of the screen and select .
- Click the green button.
- Click the menu at the top of the screen, go down to and select .
Tips and tricks
Ready for more fun with bookmarks? Here are more articles to help you get the most out of them.
- Share bookmarks, tabs and more with another computer or mobile device: see How do I set up Sync on my computer?
- Switching between different browsers? These article will help you take your bookmarks with you:


text: Listeners joined Warm 106.9 and Shellie Hart to come check out the new Safeway store in Grand Ridge Plaza in the Issaquah Highlands, right off exit 18, I-90. Everyone stopped by the Warm booth to play our CD Scramble game to win fabulous prizes, plus enter to win Safeway gift cards every 10 minutes! Safeway. Ingredients for Life.


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- Chrome web browser
- GMail
- Google Search
- Google Docs
- Youtube
- Notifications
- Clock
- Updates
- Wireless
- Power Settings
- User Account
New Guides Now AvailableIf all you want to do is install the latest LTS version of Ubuntu then there are three new guides to help you.
1. How to create recovery media for the HP Chromebook
2. How to install Ubuntu on the HP Chromebook
3. How to install Minecraft on the HP Chromebook
The difference between the new guides and this one is that they just show you the steps required to backup Chrome, install Ubuntu and install Minecraft. There are no explanation to the switches used on the command line.
The point of those articles is to get you to an installed version of Ubuntu as quickly as possible without confusing you with different options.
The new guides also show some new techniques not explained in this article.
For instance the Ubuntu installation guide shows how to install the Ubuntu Desktop package to get all the features you would expect and the Minecraft guide shows a new and easier method for installing Minecraft.
Create recovery media
When the image has finished downloading it will be extracted and then copied to the SD card or USB drive.
The recovery image is currently 1.4 gigabytes in size. This is largely the reason you should create the recovery media as soon as possible. As you fill up your SSD there will be less and less space available for that image to be extracted to before it is copied to the recovery media.
When the process has finished you should see a success message as shown above. You can now remove the USB drive from the system. Put it somewhere safe and leave it there until you need it (which will hopefully be never).
Installing Ubuntu on the HP Chromebook
The process of installing Ubuntu
Switching to developer mode
To enter developer mode use the following ninja key combination:
The screen that appears looks a little bit scary.
Press CTRL and D on the keyboard now and you will be warned that you are about to enter developer mode and that all warranties are void if you continue.
Press Enter to continue.
When the process has finished you will see the following screen:
From now on whenever you see this screen press CTRL and D. This boots your Chromebook into developer mode.
When the Chromebook boots up you will be back at the point where you have to set up the internet connection and enter your Google user details.
Download Crouton
Running Crouton
- Debian (woody, sarge, etch, lenny, squeeze, wheezy, jessie, sid)
- Kali
- Ubuntu (warty, hoary, breezy, dapper, edgy, feisty, gutsy, hardy, intrepid, jaunty, karmic, lucid, maverick, natty, oneiric, precise, quantal, raring, saucy, trusty).
For support purposes only Debian wheezy, jessie and sid are supported and for Ubuntu only precise, quantal, raring and saucy are supported.
- Trusty = 14.04
- Saucy = 13.10
- Raring = 13.04
- Quantal = 12.10
- Precise = 12.04 (LTS)
- Cinnamon
- e17
- gnome
- kde
- lxde
- unity
- xfce
- audio (for audio playback)
- chrome (installs the Chrome browser in the installed system)
- chromium (installs the chromium browser)
- cli-extra (includes tools such as ssh)
- core (performs core system configuration)
- extension (enables clipboard sharing with ChromeOS)
- gtk-extra (includes gksu, gdebi and a simple browser)
- keyboard (adds keyboard support for Chromebook's special keys)
- touch (provides touch screen support, not much use on the HP Chromebook)
- xbmc (installs xbmc media player)
Imagine that you wanted to install Debian Wheezy with the Gnome desktop and include Chromium and audio playback support. You would need to type the following:
Install extra packagesThe version of Ubuntu that is installed isn't the same as the version of Ubuntu that is installed from the ISO from the Ubuntu website.
First things first. If you click on the files icon on the launch bar you will see that there is a downloads folder under your username. This is the same downloads folder that is used by ChromeOS. You can therefore share files easily between ChromeOS and Ubuntu by placing files in the downloads folder.
So what applications do you need? In theory that is entirely up to you. I don't recommend installing another browser.
You can switch to ChromeOS at any time by pressing CTRL + ALT and the LEFT arrow next to the escape button. You can switch back to Ubuntu by pressing CTRL + ALT and the RIGHT button and then CTRL + ALT and REFRESH (the curly arrow next to the right arrow).
I don't think you need to install another browser. Getting to the Chrome browser in ChromeOS is just a key combination away. If you need to download files from the internet use the Chrome browser and download files to the Downloads folder which can easily be accessed using Ubuntu.
Installing Synaptic
Synaptic is fairly easy to use and provides a good visual representation of the software repositories. To find a piece of software click on the search button and start typing either the name or the type of software you require.
When you have found the software you require click on the checkbox next to the software title. This marks the software for installation.
To install the software click "Apply".
Ubuntu Software Centre
Install OpenJDK
Click on "OpenJDK Java 7 Runtime" and then click "Install".
Download the Minecraft Launcher
Scroll down to the Minecraft for Linux / Other and click on the Minecraft.jar link. The file will be downloaded to your downloads folder which is accessible by ChromeOS and Ubuntu.
Switch back to Ubuntu (CTRL + ALT + RIGHT ARROW and CTRL + ALT + REFRESH).
Open up the file manager (2nd icon on the launcher). Navigate to the download folder and find the Minecraft.jar file.
Right click on the file and choose properties. Click on the "Permissions" tab.
Check the "Allow executing file as program" box. Click "Close".
To run Minecraft double click on the Minecraft.jar file.
Additional Information
Enter the shell by typing shell
Now enter the following:
sudo crossystem dev_boot_usb=1 dev_legacy_boot=1
You will now be able to boot other live Linux operating systems. This actually works very well when using something like SLAX. You can also boot using the Android x86 live image.
To boot from a USB drive when you first boot instead of pressing CTRL and D to enter developer mode press CTRL and L.
Note though that trying to run an installed version of Android on a USB drive provides many problems. The live version works well but doesn't store any changes.
Now switch to Ubuntu by clicking CTRL + ALT + RIGHT and then CTRL + ALT + REFRESH.


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Well, I haven't gotten an e-mail, so here's to next year! Good luck to all the finalists!
The State of the Burger Union
Hello Burger fans! I know you are all anxiously awaiting the announcement of the finalists! (Are you even reading this part or are you just scrolling down to look for names?? ;-) )
Here is where we stand, currently:
10 POTENTIAL Finalists have been notified via email/USPS mail etc. We are currently waiting to hear back from (some of) those 10 potential finalists. The potential finalists must sign affidavits and paperwork declaring that the burger recipe is their own work, they are eligible based on the rules (state and otherwise) etc., prior to being announced as a finalist. These affidavits are due back to Sutter Home by August 26, although if we get them all back and our legal team approves them, we can give out names and recipes sooner.
As soon as the Sutter Home legal team has reviewed and verified the affidavits, we will post the 10 Finalists and their winning recipes on the website. Meanwhile, those Potential Finalists are sworn to secrecy and can not reveal their status.
To those who have not been notified...despair not! A potential finalist may choose not to participate or there may be a restriction that could prevent them from participating, in which case we will be contacting an alternate potential finalist.
So stick close, because as soon as we have all the paperwork turned in and approved, you can bet your spatula we will get those names and recipes up pronto!
Learn more about Build a Better Burger
I haven't gotten and email either :( Looks like all of the finalists have already been notified. Nothing in the mail either. Bummer!
No email...will check the mail but my guess is that email would come first...so sad today! Well, it wasn't meant to be this time, but I haven't had this much fun/nervous anticipation in a long time, so I plan on trying again. Hope the rest of you who didn't get a shot this year will join me!
Are they doing either or? Like either the e-mail or by usps?
hi everyone, regarding notification of recipes that have been dq'd unfortunately we don't have the manpower to notify every person because we get so many in that don't pass legal. It truly is a bummer because our judges miss out on lots of tasty recipes due to small rule infractions.
notices went out in the mail today or they have all alreadt been contacted and are olny awaiting confirmation? UPS doesn't get here till late in the day ;)~
Is there any way to find out how we did? Like if we messed up on a rule or anything?
No email for me. This was so much fun I will try again next year.
I'm Bummed. Ok, where is the burger party for those of us who didn't make the cut. Each of us seems very proud of our recipes. I want to try a few of yours and I'd be more than happy to make mine for you.
Oh well....better luck next time, I guess! I would think that an email would have come to those of us who emailed the recipe to Sutter Home's web site and USPS mail to those who mailed them in.
Like I said, OH WELL....!
I'm with Andrew, we take the time and $$$ out of our lives to create these burgers the least they can do is give a short email or even a blog with 1st name last intl. and city and a short reason with this persons burger wasn't chosen and then the next year they will have something to move forward with and offer a "BETTER" burger to the judging committee. Also publish the names of the 10 who qualified(it's not national security) because who knows the mail doesnt always arrive and someones computer could go down but someone they know could be checking the list.
Im worried that maybe my mail got lost or something crazy! Deep down, I keep making up all these reasons for not getting an email or call or letter. I do think a thank you email should be sent to all of the people who submitted recipes, just to say thanks for the effort. That way we wont be waiting in vain. But its always fun to try, im competitive and have already started for next years contest!!! Better luck next time.
Tess and Andrew, if you read more about the BBB contest, you'll see that with thousands of entries, there is no possible way to send out emails, notifications, or messages to all.
And the 10 qualifiers have to qualify themselves before Suter Home releases the names to the public. Right now they are only notified. After contracts are signed, I'm sure the names will be for all to see. If you were chosen, I'm sure you would want the same privacy.
Quite the sad day :(, BUT, it was really fun creating some great recipes, and having the opportunity to share our experiences with one another through this blog. :)
Thanks to Sutter Home for having this blog available for all who entered! It was great knowing that whether it was excitement, anxiety, nervousness, etc., that everyone was THERE at one point or another through preparation for this contest.
Like most of you have mentioned, we'll have to come out with grills a blazin' for next year! :) Look at it this way, we'll have 12 months to tweak and perfect our recipe(s). ;)
Not too sure who the potential finalist are, but congratulations to them all!
It's been nice "bloggin'" with you all! :)
See you next year Dahn
When I listened to James McNair's podcast interview and he stated that one of the main themes for burger entries this year was Spanish with Manchego Cheese, Smokey Paprika, and Serrano Ham, did anyone else put two and two together that this was the $25,000 Grand Prize winning sandwich in last year's Mezzetta Make That Sandwich Contest?????....nothing like capitalizing on another's Grand Prize idea!!!! Check out the website at www.makethatsandwich.com. Too bad if the judges weren't aware of that, or maybe it is not a criteria to be original.
WHAT? I wasn't chosen? How is that possible? Just kidding-can't wait for next year. I WILL WIN SOMETHING SOMETIME!
Hey everyone, I've really enjoyed reading these blogs and commiserating with the rest of you who didn't make the cut. I agree with Rob, and I would love to try each of your amazing creations. I think that those of us who have our names highlighted have a link to contact us outside the blog. So, feel free to get in touch and keep the burger-flame ignited for next year. Who knows? Maybe a finalist won't make the cut and one of us will be selected after all? We shouldn't lose out on hope. Even if a little pity party feels good. ;) Trust me, I know.
Well, I didn't get a notification, but I have a great new burger to cook all year.
I'll take that as a win.
And I'll try again next year.
No notification here either!! I really thought I had
something pretty unique this year, but apparently not!
Just like all of us Bear's fans say - well - there's always
next year! LOL!!
For everyone who didn't get a notification just like me Ha Ha. Please don't think that your burgers are not good. I'm sure we have unique recipes. There are a lot of factors that we don't know, but can try again next year yeah.
It would be great to find out why some of the recipes did not make it in. Good luck to all the contestants. This has been a fun competition. I came up with a recipe that I shared with my friend Jody and she cooked it for all her friends during a trip to Fire Island and now they love the burger and make it quite often. That feels really good to be able to share this recipe with her. That's what it's all about sharing your love of food with others.
Oh No, I really thought this was the year?!? Oh well. I love this contest, and if I am right, I have been entering for ten years and I will enter again next year. It is really not about getting to CA for me, although that would be nice, it is more about the event leading up to the contest entry. So many friends come to dinner in the two or three months prior to my submitting the recipe. We have so much fun, grilling , chilling and testing burgers. They are why I enter the contest.
I am curious as to the total number of recipes that are submitted ... can you share that?
Hello everyone. This is my first year for the contest and I am so thrilled to have been apart of it!!!! I plan on entering from now on. I just wish we could know why our burgers weren't chosen...I.E. visual appeal, ingredients, what? What bugs me is that we didn't even get an appreciation or automatic response for submitting in an e-mail. I am a tech person, I know that it's easy to set something like that up, especially if there were only 3,000 recipes submitted. I really don't know if I am totally out yet either. Some of my postal mail has been sent to my old address because I just bought a house and some of the old mail has been going to my old address!! Who knows, but at any rate no matter what happens, I am not going to give up. I am a creative person and a non-quitter. I hope all of you continue to create unique burger recipes! Keep on Grillin'!!!
I think it would be great if at least the top 30 recipes could win something like the Build A Better Burger Cookbook or a bottle of Sutter Home Wine (in coupon form) as a consolation prize, and the winners' names mentioned in a top 30 winners list. This is such a tough, prestigious competition that it would be thrilling to at least make the top 30 and know about it. If recipes made it to the tasting/preparation round, that is a great honor, and contestants would want to know!
yes rob, I did read all the rules, notes, comments and regs and yes I do know they get thousands of recipes but there are computer programs made to simply spit out a thankyou for applying but you didnt qualify. I like the contest and I will apply again but the contestants in any contests do better and apply themselves harder with feedback and no I could care less about notification privacy, this is a public contest and you are made aware of that in the rules and regs when you enter the contest(if you read the rules and regs you will notice this), so you don't expect privacy.
I agree, this is a competition, and as far as privacy is concerned, I'm sure whoever was chosen in the top 10 would want everyone to know, I know I would, but I also would respect the rules and guidelines because it is set in stone, but Tess I do agree with you. I know I would want the whole world to know!!! To be in the top 30 would be awesome for everyone to see. This competition is brutal. I had spent many days working and tweaking my recipe. I found out 2 months prior to the competition that there was a competition and little time to prep. I do feel that a notification should be sent, just to say "thank you,". It's a lot of HARD work to work on a recipe, and then to keep trying it over and over again. Not to mention $$$$$. I am going to continue to enter, I hope everyone else continues to try as well!
I didn't make the cut. Reading from some of the comments above we all should have received a "participation trophy" like kids soccer. Come on folks, this is first and foremost fun. Those deemed the best were chosen. Try harder next year.
Alas.....no notification........whoa is me! It really has been fun, though! Developing the recipe(s), trial & error, tweaking this and that, coming up with a great recipe (everyone I made my hamburgers for said they were terrific!)...checking the rules at least 100 times before submitting my recipe(s)...the waiting and anticipation.. reading all of the comments. I really have enjoyed this experience and thank Sutter Home for hosting such a wonderful event. I will certainly be back next year, especially after watching the Food Network on Friday night showing the 2006 (I think - I missed the beginning of the program) BBB contest. Very intense, but fun at the same time. Got me all fired up again! Well, back to the drawing board! Hope everyonr else tries again as well!
Hi Mike, I have a hard time really believing that people wouldn't want to know if they made the top 30...I believe this to be a "prestigious" competition, not to be compared with childishly wanting a kids' soccer trophy by wanting to merely know if you made the top 30 where the honorable judges actually test your recipe....that's an honor, in my opinion! So I don't receive your "scolding".....I've been in plenty of contests where even the top 100 are notified.....it's gratifying, to say the least!
No scolding. Just trying to remind everyone that this was about fun -- don't need justification. Sorry for adding my personal opinion. As a friend of mine once told me, "what did the Soviet Union get for coming in second in the Cold War?" If I didn't make the finals I don't really care if I was in the top 30 -- that's just me.
I see Mike's point. Do we really need some one to say "you didn't make it, try next year"? The comments show that none of us are going to give up. As for a reason we didn't make the grade, it wasn't good or creative enough to get selected. I can't wait to see what was selected.
It would be nice to know the top 5 reasons that entries were DQed. I'm assuming that would be fairly easy to compile. I read the rules several times, and none of them seemed to be too difficult...yet half of the entrants are DQed. There's got to me something that we're missing.
Mike, as for a lot of people and me being one of them, I do care to see where I placed, if it were the top 30, I'd be thrilled!!! I don't see anything wrong in someone wanting to know where they stood, not to mention if we are such "big" competitors, it's good to know what needs to done in order to make it to the big stage.
I would just like to know if I was DQed...it would be a plus for us to know if we made the top 30! This has been lots of fun and I already thinkin bout next year!
Mike-I think you are absolutely right-this is for fun! Stop getting so mad about everything! Think of all the fun you had making the recipes and the burger parties...See ya next year!
Tara, I don't think anyone is getting mad, I'm sure not upset, I just felt like there should have at least been a notification to at least say thank you for participating. I'm a pretty upbeat person and I am not at least bit sad about not being chosen, all I know is tha
Sorry, accidentally submitted before I was finished, but to continue, all I know is that this was a LOT of fun. I enjoy cooking as much or more than the next person, and competing is so exciting. It is a LOT of hard work and money, which I feel that people aren't mad, just a bit disappointed that since we spent a lot of money, days, and hours on this, there should have at least been some sort of automatic notification. I feel that they might have been frustrated at some of the battering comments that were made, but not mad at the competition, there is a difference. I know that I am going to keep trying as long as this contest continues. So I am already preparing for next year, good luck to all in the future!!!!!
Well tomorrow those affidavits are due from the top 10 finalists. I can't wait to see what was accepted. I hope we get to see the judges choices soon.
Over the years I have competed in recipe contests. I have placed in 10, and received letters acknowledging how many recipes were entered and where I placed. For instance, one letter said, "We received 2,700 entries this year. We are happy to inform you that you have placed as a finalist in the top 50." I received a cookbook from that contest. It's a lot of fun to know. I have saved all my award letters over the years even though I didn't win the grand prize. They are like "trophies" to me :) just the way last year's grand prize BBB winner, Kristine Snyder, values her trophy. (Read her hall of fame comments.) I guess some people look at it like it's Grand Prize or nothing.....not me.....fun is fun....and it's fun even getting a letter! (And it makes me try all the harder next time.)
My passion is cooking for family and friends. It is how I relax. It is another way to express my love for them. This is the first time I entered a national recipe/cooking contest. I was disappointed I wasn't chosen but I got more out of finally doing it than anything else. My comments were meant to only take the focus off of "tell me why I wasn't good enough" (which is how I interpreted the posts about not being notified) and put it back on where I believe it needs to be.
I cook for fun. Eveything else is gravy. Next year, I try again. This spurs me on to enter more contests. The way I see it, despite the judges decision, I won. I won because I took a chance. I won because it brought my family and friends together. I won because I realized happiness has less to do with my work and more to do with doing what I love for those I love. Good luck next year to all -- I'll be back!
Sounds like a lot of people are serious competitors underneath all the justifications of cooking for the fun and love of it....lol
Hey Mike - I love what you said. That's right, we all won if we include the tasting parties and experimentation and the final pride we felt in the submission recipe. In the end, we are competing for personal taste - and the judges may have a different idea of what tastes good. I have been wondering if toning it down for next year is better than innovative and new? It's hard to tell, since it's people we're up against. I know that one person's sweet can be another's sour. ((Sigh)) Keep entering contests folks, and don't give up. There are a lot of big ones running right now, so why not take that burger recipe over the hill and try it out somewhere else? You never know! Keep in touch - I'd love to hear from you (my name is a link)..."Tomorrow, you're only a day away!"
I have been reading all the entries on here and have to say I agree that it was alot of fun coming up with an orginal recipe to enter in this contest. I also must say that I do wish that I had received some sort of email response after submitting (like others have mentioned) because how am I to know they actually received it? Maybe there were some sort of technical issues on their end and it didn't get through, at least sending an automatic email message stating we've received your entry would aleviate the worry. I also too wish that if a recipe was DQ'ed that they would tell you what rule wasn't followed. Otherwise how am I to know what needs to be corrected if I choose to submit the same recipe again??? I'm not upset or anything and I will enter again next year I just think there are some things they could tweek with the entry process.
Greetings fellow burger enthusiasts,
I have a crazy idea. We should create a misfits burger recipe book. Packed full of delicious rejects from the BBB Contest. Some of you have amazing ideas and great attitudes. Especially Bryanne Salazar #43 on this blog. Check out her blog site.
Keep on Grillin!
Hey Christopher (mucho gusto!) Thank you so much for the props. I love the idea - Misfit Burger Recipes, it practically rolls off the tongue! I'm down! You know where to find me and my "Smokin' Hot Mango Bacon Gouda Burger on Ciabatta" Who's joining us?
Sounds good to me! The only problem is, could we still submitt the recipe to another contest if we get it published?
Maybe we don't care because we could always invent another one!
I just wanted to tell everyone good luck on any upcoming contests that you might be trying for. This was so much fun, as a first time contestant, I've really enjoyed cooking for my family and friends.
I hate to burst everyone's bubble, but our submitted recipes now totally belong to Sutter Home. I believe that is clearly stated in the rules. They have sole rights to them. We could not publish them in a book,(or even on the internet, for that matter) or enter them into another contest. And other contests clearly state that the recipe you enter cannot have been previously entered in any other contest. You may, however, I believe, enter your same recipe again next year to BBB with updates/corrections. Last year's Grand Prize Winner made tweaks on her recipe from the previous year, and won. Read her comments in the Hall of Fame.
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