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(Guanajuato Giant Gentian Sage) At 3 inches long, the flowers of this Gentian Sage are the largest of any we grow. Guanjuato Giant is also unique for its tall, upright growth and heavily textured foliage.
Spikes of deep, true blue flowers that rise up to 48 inches tall make this perennial sage a standout in the garden from summer into fall. This Gentian Sage is reliably perennial in USDA Zones 8 to 11. Its spectacular flowers also make it a fine choice as a summer bedding plant in areas with colder winters.
Guanjuato Giant likes regular watering and rich, well-drained soil. It does fine in full sun or partial shade and can handle moist corners of the yard. Use it as a path edging, border, groundcover or container plant.
German botanist Karl Hartweg discovered the Salvia patens species in 1838. British horticulturist Graham Stuart Thomas later called it "the best plant in cultivation."
Although, true blue is not a part of the color spectrum that hummingbirds favor, they are attracted to Gentian Sages especially when mixed with red-flowered sages.
These are species whose stems never develop a woody character and that either die to the ground or loose leaves and become unsightly at the end of a growing season. This group includes both hardy and tender types. Many of the tender forms are grown as annuals in cold winter areas.
Pruning is both an art and a science. It takes practice, experience and learning from your mistakes to become a proficient pruner. The pruning information about this plant should be considered as a guideline for getting started. Your particular climate, soils, watering and fertility schedules, sun exposure, space requirements and weather are all factors that influence how and when you choose to prune. We're providing a starting place for you, and over time you will learn the particularities of this plant in your garden. Don't be afraid to get started – Salvias, in general, are quick to rebound if inappropriately pruned.
Deadheading – the removal of spent flowers, is a practice that will always benefit the plant's health and appearance. This can be done at any time. Pruning involves removal of entire stems of spent growth. Becoming "spent" means that flowering stems stop blooming and begin going to seed.
During the spring and summer, you can completely cut to the ground any stems that have finished blooming and are becoming unsightly.
In mild climate areas, growth can be so rapid that the entire plant becomes messy and spent mid-way through the season. In this case, it can be cut back close to the ground – given a short "haircut". The result usually is fresh, vigorous new growth and another round of flowering.
(Balkan Sage) Violet-blue whorls of flowers and plentiful, fuzzy, basal leaves that reach an impressive length of 18 inches are two notable features about this hardy, herbaceous perennial, which is native to the Southeastern Balkan Peninsula.
Balkan Sage is found in coniferous forests, meadows and slopes from Bulgaria to Turkey's Black Sea coast. However, it is named after the 19th century Finnish plant collector Peter Forsskål, who collected botanical samples further south in Saudi Arabia.
Although deciduous in areas with cold winters, it blooms about nine months a year for us on the Northern California coast beginning in summer. Following a brief winter dormancy, it returns reliably every spring, clumping in a way that makes it look like Hosta from a distance. Yet, unlike that woodland plant, it grows well in full sun as well partial shade. It is a fine choice for a lightly shaded garden or border and is happy in the acid soil under conifers.
Give it soil with average fertility, occasional water and enough shade to promote lush growth. Your reward will be large flowers with lovely white and yellow bee lines attractive to hummingbirds and honeybees.
(Ground Ivy Sage) Native to Central Mexico's highlands, this creeping perennial grows at a altitudes of more than 10,000 feet and can handle some chill. Its common name comes from its scalloped yellow-green leaves, which resemble Ground Ivy or Glechoma.
The wiry stems of this heat-tolerant Salvia sprawl and spread gracefully. Honeybees are attracted by the prominent double beelines on the violet-blue blossoms of its 1-foot-tall flower spikes, which bloom from summer into fall.
This is an ideal low-growing groundcover that is adaptable to full sun or partial shade. Grow it in full sun in cooler zones and in partial shade elsewhere. We also highly recommend this plant as a groundcover or in mixed containers where it carpets the base of larger plants, conserves soil moisture and spills gently over the pot's edge. Don't be afraid to water and fertilize it regularly.
(Jupiter's Distaff) Easy to grow and adaptable to a wide range of conditions, this native of Europe and Asia is our best tall, yellow-flowering perennial. Although its common name compares the flower spikes to wool spindles, they look more like glowing sceptres.
Honeybees and butterflies love this long-flowering, drought-resistant Salvia, which is found in a wide sweep of mountains from the Alps in Europe to the Himalayas in Asia. It has been used as a medicinal garden herb for millennia.
This sage does well in dry or moist conditions and in full sun or partial shade. Its bright yellow flowers and lush foliage blend well in mixed plantings, borders and cut flower arrangements.
(Japanese Woodland Sage or Shu Wei Cao) This short, lavender-flowered, ornamental sage has purple-to-green foliage. In Asia, this woodland plant has long been an important medicinal herb, used in the treatment of conditions such as diabetes.
Aside from being pretty, the foliage of Salvia japonica has been eaten during times of famine. In addition to Japan, it is found in Korea, China and Taiwan.
Although its 24-inch spikes of airy flowers are pretty, it is the richly purpled new growth of this mounding sage that particularly attracts attention as a groundcover or border edging. Give it moist, rich soil and partial shade.
(Shinano-akigiri) Japan's largest island, Honshu, is home to Salvia koyamae, a shade- and moisture-loving herbaceous perennial. It is notable for arrow-shaped foliage and translucent, yellow flowers blooming from late summer into fall.
Large and lush, the yellow-green hairy leaves of this sage form loose, gently spreading clumps. Although it can tolerate some morning sun, this is a shade-loving sage. It is a hardy choice for shady groundcovers, borders, containers, woodland settings and moist areas.
An underused gem of a plant, Salvia koyamae and presents the added bonus of being disagreeable to deer. Highly recommended.
(Midnight Mexican Bush Sage) The typical Mexican Bush Sage has purple flowers surrounded by furry white bracts. This clone from the San Francisco Peninsula has deep purple flowers, calyxes and stems. It is a good groundcover due to a mounding habit, smaller size and generous amounts of flowers.
Similar to other Mexican Bush Sages, Midnight is pleasantly fuzzy. The hairiness helps protect this full sun, heat-tolerant sage against drought. Use this compact plant in shrubby borders and large containers. It is also a fine addition to a cut-flower garden, blooming from summer into fall.
Deer avoid this sage, but honeybees, hummingbirds and butterflies are drawn to it.
(Oaxaca Orange Wooly Sage) Tall, eye-catching spikes of dusky red-orange flowers that bloom from summer into fall make this one of our most impressive Salvias. Plus it's cold hardy into Zone 7.
Even in a fully blooming border, this native of Southern Mexico's cloud forests is the plant that draws the eye.The flowers harmonize with deep blues, such as the gentian of Salvia patens 'Patio Blue,' and bright yellows, including Salvia nubicola.
It is Oaxaca Orange's hairy foliage that gains it the description of being 'wooly' and helps it survive drought and heat. This sage works well in herbaceous perennial borders and container plantings or as a small-scale groundcover in the broad range of climates from Zones 7 to 11. We highly recommend it.
(Ocampo Mexican Sage) Growing from 7 to 10 feet tall each year, this is the largest of our Mexican Sages. Yet due to its erect form, this sage only spreads 36 inches. It has large, deep violet flowers with almost black calyxes that rise up on tall spikes and dark green, heavily veined foliage.
Collected near the mountain valley town of Ocampo, this Salvia mexicana is native to Mexico's eastern Sierra Madre range in the northeastern state of Tamaulipas on the Gulf of Mexico.
In its homeland, Ocampo Mexican Sage grows on the edges of oak and pine forests. So it does well under tall, deciduous trees and at the margins of moist woodlands in USDA Zones 8 to 11 where it blooms in fall.
Give this hummingbird favorite well-drained, rich soil and regular watering. It works well as a screen or background planting or in tall borders and cut flower gardens. Container planting is fine, but limits height.
(Big Orange Mountain Sage) When temperatures are cooler in spring and fall, the persimmon-orange flowers of this large Mountain Sage darken. Gray-green foliage, deep red calyxes and reddish-green stems add to the plant's fascinating look, which mixes well with yellows and blues.
This Salvia microphylla comes from the mountains of Northern Mexico. We call it "Big Orange," because it matures to 4 feet tall and wide. Its flowers are also large and bloom spring to fall in USDA Zones 7 to 9.
Similar to many Salvias, Big Orange is adaptable to differing conditions, including either full sun or partial shade. It grows well in a wide range of climates, including the hot, dry Southwest and the cool, moist Pacific Northwest. Although this heat- and drought-tolerant sage fits well in a dry, native garden, it also appreciates regular watering and an average garden soil, such as sandy loam.
Plant it as a tall groundcover that can help control weeds. Or mass it for a shrubby border. It also looks pretty in a container where its height will be shorter.
(Blue Angel Gentian Sage) Since the 1838 discovery of this herbaceous species from Central Mexico, Salvia patens has been a mainstay of the perennial garden. Blue Angel is one of the smallest of the full-sized varieties.
Well branched and compact, this variety has 2 1/2 inch flowers that are a deep, royal blue and bloom from summer into fall. It is a reliable perennial, returning year after year in Zones 8 to 11. However, it is so lovely that it is worth growing as a summer bedding plant in colder zones.
Blue Angel likes regular watering and rich, well-drained soil. It grows in full sun or partial shade and can handle moist corners of the yard. Use it as a path edging, border, groundcover or container plant.
British horticulturist Graham Stuart Thomas called Salvia patens "the best plant in cultivation."
Highly recommended by hummingbirds, but not by deer!
(Cambridge Blue Gentian Sage) Cambridge Blue is one of the most famous varieties of Salvia patens, which was discovered in Central Mexico in 1838. Its powder blue flowers are delightful and cooling in the landscape.
This variety grows well in full sun or partial shade. Well branched and compact, it has 2 1/2 inch flowers that bloom from summer into fall. Similar to other Gentian Sages, this is a reliable perennial, returning year after year in Zones 8 to 11. However, all varieties of this species are so lovely that they are worth growing as summer bedding plants in colder zones.
British horticulturist Graham Stuart Thomas called Salvia patens "the best plant in cultivation."
Highly recommended by hummingbirds, but not by deer!
(Dot's Delight Bicolor Gentian Sage) This sage turns heads, because its large, white and blue bicolored flowers make it a unique variety of Gentian Sage. Developed in the UK, Dot's Delight is smaller and less sun tolerant than other varieties of the species.
The flowers, which are 3 inches long similar to those of the Guanajuato and Large Form varieties, bloom summer into fall. Unlike other varieties of Salvia patens, this one has fan-like, palmate leaves.
Dot's Delight can tolerate full sun, but prefers partial shade. It is not as vigorous as some of it's peers, but it is an excellent container choice for a partially shaded spot. We wonder if British horticulturist Graham Stuart Thomas would have loved this variety as much as the parent species. He called Salvia patens "the best plant in cultivation."
Highly recommended by humans and hummingbirds, but not by deer!
(Giant Gentian Sage) "Wow!" is what most people say when they see this large Gentian Sage from Central Mexico. Growing to 4 feet tall, it has long, graceful spikes of 3-inch deep, royal blue flowers that are highly visible and easily accessible to hummingbirds.
This rare, wild form is less orderly yet more dramatic than some of the modern Salvia patens hybrids. Similar to the species overall, it blooms summer into fall. British horticulturist Graham Stuart Thomas called Salvia patens "the best plant in cultivation."
This is the largest and most spectacular variety of the species in cultivation -- even bigger than our Guanajuato variety. Grow it as a border, a container plant or a tall, commanding groundcover. It's a good solution for moist, partially shady areas of the yard.
Highly recommended and destined to sell out rapidly!
(Oxford Blue Gentian Sage) Only Salvia patens 'Blue Angel' comes close to the rich gentian blue of this sage from Central Mexico. Oxford Blue also grows taller and spreads wider than Blue Angel.
Well branched and compact, this Gentian Sage is reliably perennial in USDA Zones 8 to 11. Its lustrous, true blue flowers are 2 1/2 inches long and bloom from summer into fall. They make it a worth growing as a summer bedding plant in areas with colder winters.
Oxford Blue likes regular watering and rich, well-drained soil. It does fine in full sun or partial shade and can handle moist corners of the yard. Use it as a path edging, border, groundcover or container plant.
German botanist Karl Hartweg discovered the Salvia patens species in 1838. British horticulturist Graham Stuart Thomas later called it "the best plant in cultivation."
True blue is not a part of the color spectrum that hummingbirds favor, but they do love the rich nectar of the Gentian Sages. To ensure that hummingbirds stop by to tank up, mix Gentians with red flowered species.
(Dan-shen Gansu) Growing into a large basal rosette of leaves measuring up to 3 feet across, Salvia przewalskii var. mandarinorum is known for its handsome foliage.
In summer, tall spikes of rich purple flowers rise above the large, wrinkled leaves, which are yellow-green on top and wooly, rusty brown underneath.
The scientific name of this species honors Nikolay Przhevalsky, a Polish-Russian geographer whose 19th century explorations of Asia increased knowledge about the continent's plants and wildlife. This sage is a traditional medicinal herb from the mountains of Central China. Its therapeutic herbal uses are similar to those of Salvia miltiorrhiza, which is commonly known as Dan-shen.
This tough sage does best in partial shade in USDA Zones 4 to 9. It grows slowly, but eventually reaches 24 to 48 inches tall and 36 inches wide. Although this woodland plant only needs average watering that is based on local conditions, it also handles damp spots. It can be grown as a groundcover, container plant, edging or part of a perennial border.
Highly recommended.
(Romanian Sage) Here's a great selection for mixed Salvia borders in zones with colder winters. This herbaceous perennial features deep violet flowers in large whorls atop tall, branched spikes.
As its name indicates, Romania is a homeland. This cold- and heat-tolerant sage is also native to Northern and Central Russia.
The stems of this sage are lax; they trail across the ground rooting as they go and forming small clumps. Flowering begins in early summer and continues until first frost. Lovely and long-blooming, this Salvia deserves to be planted in more gardens.
Place Romanian Sage where you can also enjoy the prominently textured, yellow-green leaves, such as front of border or edging a pathway in a cottage garden. Give it full sun to partial shade, well-drained soil and average watering based on local conditions in USDA Zones 6 to 9.
Although this sage probably is hardy to temperatures below 0 degrees F, we haven't yet been able to verify this hunch. If you live in Zone 5 or a colder area and decide to give it a test run, we would love to hear about the results. Remember that winter mulching usually improves chances of survival.
Highly recommended by people but not by deer!
(Lilac Sage) We try not to brag too much, but this is our own variety of Salvia verticillata from home-grown seed, and we think it is spectacular. Butterflies and honeybees also are in love with this long-blooming, heat-tolerant perennial.
Spring into summer, dense whorls of blue-to-smoky lavender flowers cover 3-foot-tall spikes arising from fragrant, mint-green, basal foliage. This native of Europe and Central Asia is lovely when mixed in cut-flower arrangements.
Although it only needs average watering based on local conditions, Lilac Sage works well in moist areas. It looks pretty in borders and containers and as a pathway edging. Give it full sun or partial shade in USDA Zones 5 to 9.
We offer this plant at a very reasonable price in order to encourage its widespread planting. When you grow Salvia verticillata, you help us help the honeybees and other beneficial insects pollinating gardens.
(Betsy's Choice Sage) Life and botany have their beautiful mysteries. Betsy's Choice Sage is one of them. We aren't certain of the parentage or history of this tall, attractive, fast-growing sage. However, we are certain that we love its tubular, royal purple flowers. Hummingbirds do as well.
Some say that it is a cross between a Salvia guaranitica and a Salvia fulgens. Some hint at a S. gesnerifolia connection by comparing it to S. x 'Jeans Purple Passion'. Others draw comparisons between Betsy's Choice and S. Amistad which may possibly be related to S. guaranitica.
On first impression, it does look like S. guaranitica. However, the leaves of Betsy's Choice are much larger and brighter; its nodes, or rooting points, are much farther apart. As to Amistad -- another South American species -- Betsy's Choice is far larger and much faster growing.
Another question is whether Betsy's Choice is the same plant as Salvia 'Betsy's Purple', which garden designer Bob Hyland of Portland wrote about for the Brooklyn Botanic Garden in 2003.
Information about the connections between Salvia species can be tantalizingly elusive. Our answer to all this botanical guesswork is that we don't have any answers.
What we do know is that this shoulder-high, long-blooming, water-loving perennial is heat tolerant and grows well in full sun or partial shade. And here's a footnote discovered at the Sweetbay garden website: Betsy's Choice looks terrific with a backdrop of Pink Muhly Grass ( Muhlenbergia 'Pink Flamingos').
(Yunnan Sage or yun nan shu wei cao) Yunnan Sage's tall spikes of violet-to-purple flowers bloom from summer into fall. Native to Southwestern China's provinces of Yunnan, Guizhou and Sichuan, it grows on shady, grassy hillsides and along forest margins at elevations up to 9,500 feet.
This is an important medicinal sage in Asia. Its bright red taproots are made into herbal remedies used to strengthen the immune system. Research laboratories are just now identifying the active ingredients, after a millennium of use by the Chinese.
Yunnan Sage tolerates cold as well as heat. It needs partial to full shade, average to plentiful water and well-drained soil. Plant it in moist areas, woodland gardens, perennial borders and along pathways where you can see it close up.
Highly recommended!
(Hidalgo or 7-UP Plant) I love to ask people what the smell of these leaves remind them of. Almost no one gets it on the first try, but when I say, "7 UP", their eyes light up, heads nod and the resounding answer is, "Yes!"
This mounding small perennial is native to shady mountain canyons in Arizona and Texas. The flowers glow on tall spikes above the furry, light green above, silvery underneath leaves. This is an outstanding perennial for shady spots. It can stand drought when established, but does very well with regular garden water. The apricot-coral flowers age to a reddish tint, and are quite long lasting. This plant blooms for us April - October!
This is another Salvia-like perennial that deserves much greater prominence in our gardens.
Highly recommended.
(Chiapas Sage) This partial-shade Salvia produces magenta flowers year round for us on the Mendocino Coast. It's compact, free flowering and not bothered by pests whether large or small. It is native to Mexico's coastal mountains at an elevation of 7,000 to 9,500 feet.
Chiapas Sage forms a neat mound of glossy, ribbed leaf-foliage with large flower spikes throughout. We grow it in mixed borders, containers and combination planters where it really stands out. Winter mulching it is essential in Zone 8 and below where you can treat this drought-resistant plant as a perennial.
(Michoacan Blue Sage) This unusual and distinctive Mexican sage grows from tuberous roots. It is compact and decidedly vertical with strong, square, winged stems that rocket upward and are topped with clusters of rich blue flowers in large rosy bracts come autumn.
In Zone 7 and above, you can leave the tubers in the ground or dig them up and divide them as you would dahlias to extend their growing range in your yard. Due to this plant's drought tolerance, we have been able to grow it without watering in summer. It needs full sun to partial shade and does well in containers, border plantings, cut-flower gardens and woodland-style gardens.
The identification and nomenclature of this plant have been confusing at best. However, one thing is certain: If you grow it, you'll love it!
(Tangerine Pineapple Sage) This citrus-scented cultivar is our smallest variety of Pineapple Sage. Worth growing just for the exotic scent of its leaves, this culinary Salvia is also one of the longest blooming plants in its species.
How is this variety of Pineapple Sage different from Honey Melon? Tangerine's leaves are much smaller (1/2 inch x 1 inch as opposed to 1 inch x 1 1/2 inches), and the plant is shorter (18 inches tall vs. 24 inches). Tangerine also has darker red flowers, foliage with a very different scent and a shrubbier look. Of course, anyone who loves scented plants should have both.
Tangerine Pineapple Sage spreads into a dense clump with underground runners. By cutting back older stems to the ground, new fresh growth keeps it in flower for months. On the Northern California coast, it starts blooming no later than May and sometimes continues until February.
Grow this cultivar in partial shade in warmer zones or in full sun in the coolest part of its range. Along with Honey Melon, Tangerine is easier to grow in most of the country than the larger-growing varieties of Pineapple Sage.
Native to Mexico, Pineapple Sage is found at high elevations in Pine and Oak forests. The species is used as a medicinal herb -- such as in herb tea -- to relieve anxiety and treat hypertension. Just smelling the leaves makes us happier.
(Purple Leaf Tall Big Leaf Sage) Bright green on top, the long leaves of this distinctive sage are a dark, furry purple on the undersides. Like the more typical green form of Salvia Macrophylla, this variety has cobalt blue flowers that seem to float in airy clusters on 12-inch-tall branching spikes.
This fast-growing, herbaceous perennial from Peru is adaptable to full sun and full shade. However, a combination of morning sun and afternoon shade may be more to its liking. Heat tolerant and water-loving, it is an ideal choice for a humid climate such as Florida's. Try it in a container indoors or on a patio. It's also a good choice for borders and background plantings.
Salvia Macrophylla 'Purple Leaf' grows in a tidy, upright fashion, producing 2-inch-long flowers without pause from summer through early fall. Hummingbirds love it, but deer resist its charms.
(White Trophy Gentian Sage) White Trophy loves partial shade and is the finest white Salvia patens available, with very large flowers that age to pale blue.
Since the 1838 discovery of this herbaceous species from Central Mexico, Salvia patens has been a mainstay of the perennial garden. British horticulturist Graham Stuart Thomas called Salvia patens "the best plant in cultivation."
Well branched and compact, this shade-loving variety has 2 1/2-inch flowers that bloom summer into fall. It is a reliable perennial, returning year after year in Zones 8 to 11. However, it is so lovely that it is worth growing as a summer bedding plant in colder zones. Whether grown as a perennial or annual, it is a perfect companion to any of the blue-flowered Gentian Sages.
White Trophy can handle moist corners of the yard. Water it regularly and provide rich, well-drained soil. It looks pretty edging a shady path and in border, groundcover or container plantings.
Highly recommended by butterflies, but not by deer!
(Grape Leaf Sage) Tall spikes of intensely blue flowers bloom summer to fall and emerge in profusion from handsome, furry foliage. The leaves are grape green on top and purplish on the bottom. This water-loving sage grows rapidly into a spreading mound.
Grow this one in full sun in cooler areas or in partial shade where summers are hot. Good drainage is essential along with rich soil for best results. This showy sage from Oaxaca, Mexico, is ideal for patio planters and damp woodland gardens in USDA Zones 9 to 11.
We highly recommend this sage, which is relatively new to the horticultural trade in the US. There is, however, some confusion about its identity. Some sources say it should be called Salvia serboana.
Hummingbirds love Salvia (sage) nectar and are attracted to it by the bright colors of tubular sage blossoms. In particular, these little whirlybirds can easily spot flowers in the red spectrum, which is prevalent among sages. Here are some hummingbird gardening tips.
If you live in suburbs or rural areas where deer plunder gardens, Salvias (sages) can be part of your plan for discouraging these hungry visitors. Here are some tips.


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Jerry Bruckheimer Confirms 'Hopes & Dreams' of Bad Boys 3
by Ethan Anderton
May 9, 2010
Source: ComingSoon
While there's a set of threequel's in store for both Martin Lawrence (Big Momma's House 3) and Will Smith (Men in Black 3), the two actors have another in the works that brings them both together for the third time. I'm talking of course about Bad Boys 3, and while we heard last August that screenwriter Peter Craig, who wrote The Town for Ben Affleck, was going to take a crack at the script, we haven't heard much since, other than Lawrence's hopes that it would come together sooner than later. Well, now it looks like super producer Jerry Bruckheimer is also up for a third go round but it's something that they're building to gradually.
Whilst promoting his other film Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, Bruckheimer spoke with ComingSoon and this is what he had to say about the potential of a Bad Boys 3, "It's a wish and a hope and a dream. We've been working on a screenplay, which is excellent. It's an idea Will gave us, so hopefully, it will come to fruition, we would love it to." Since Lawrence said he's waiting for Bruckheimer to tell him it was "really real," it seems like we only have to wait for Will Smith's schedule to open up. If all goes well maybe Michael Bay will have an opening after Transformers 3 wraps shooting, then maybe we'll see some real movement.
The first two Bad Boys movies were some crazy adrenaline fueled fun, so a third go round could be a return to form, or so I hope. It's good to know that the idea came from Will Smith and not some marketing gurus at Sony. Anybody else share Bruckheimer's same "hopes" and "dreams" of seeing a Bad Boys 3?
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Unanswered: Stripping CRLF chars while exporting into text
I periodically receive dumps in text format from the IT team at my office for doing analysis. I import these set of text files in Access and do further processing there. The original DB is maintained in Oracle 8i and the IT person here provide dumps to me from the backup servers as they are not given access to production server. He also uses TOAD for handling queries.
Now the problem is that a particular field generally contains some nonprintable characters, due to which when the data from Oracle is spooled into the text format, CRLF symbols are inserted and the row breaks into two, resulting in defective import in Access. Since the number of fields and rows are huge, it is not feasible that I do manual work to identify the broken rows and correct them.
So the question is, are there any technique/function in Oracle by way of which while exporting the data, all non printable characters are stripped off and I get clean data and secondly can data be exported in Access MDB format directly instead of the now 2 step process of first into text format and then import it into Access.
If any of these queries have a positive answer then I can advise my IT person accordingly and solve my headache.
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I don't have Access around at the moment but it can certainly query Oracle over ODBC. Sounds like it would make more sense to pull the data directly into Access rather than using TOAD to make text files.
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Your admin could use something like
SELECT translate(text_field, chr(13)||chr(10)||chr(9), ' ') FROM table
This would replace all CR/LF and TAB characters with a blank. You can add more whitespace characters to the list if needed.
Note that the replacement string contains a single space, otherwise the result of the translate function would be an empty string.


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February 10th, 2009, 04:46 AM #1
High level questions regarding CTR
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In your opinion what is a reasonable CTR for the following ad types:
Banner (in context) -?
Text (in context) - ?
Email (to previous buyers of similar product) - ?
Email (to previous buyers of store but not similar product) - ?
I would greatly appreciate any input you could offer.
February 10th, 2009, 08:54 AM #2
Sorry, but your question is totally removed from any context and realistically only you can answer your question. It's like "how long is a piece of string?". CTR depends on the sample size (number of possibles) and interest (targeting the possibles) and the topic. Also involves message optimization and for sites, the traffic volume and source.
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February 10th, 2009, 11:29 AM #3
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I appreciate your candor.
Perhaps you can give me some insight into how CTR relates to conversion?
February 11th, 2009, 11:19 AM #4
There was an old forumla that said you genrally needed to drive 100 clicks in order to get a conversion (1%), but this isn't very helpful because each market, merchant, and source of traffic is different.
I think that in context text links work the best along with text links in emails sent to a good email list.
February 11th, 2009, 11:47 AM #5
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Thanks for your response it is very helpful as I was just looking for something general to gauge our performance.
There is so much talk about parasites and the like, I don't know what real is to the affiliate at large. We received about 450 clicks in our first month as an experimental affiliate, making one sale. We have 11 banners or links for products that are relevant to our audience, receiving an 8-25% CTR for many of the links and an overall CTR of .98%.
Based on the numbers above I think I have relevant links to the content on the site and should have made at least 3 more sales. Part of the problem is the site caters to both English and Spanish speaking visitors with an emphasis on the Latino. All the links are in English, I have not found much in the way of Spanish language links.
1. Is the CTR I mention above low, medium or high based on your experience?
2. Are there any Spanish language affiliates or affiliate networks worth working with?
3. How receptive do you feel merchants would be to working with us to create campaigns aimed at the US Hispanic market?
Any thoughts on the above would be greatly appreciated...
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Hi surfnturf,
I was just looking at some of my site and link stats tonight.
I have an affiliate banner + context text link above-the-fold on a home page that invites visitors to download a software free trial.
Referring to your description, I would cetainly call it 'banner-in-context'.
It gets 3% to 6% clickthrough. (But no sales this month out of 2500 impressions.)
How does click-through relate to conversion here? Evidently less than one person in 150 will be a buyer from that that page. Why? I don't know for sure yet.
Other factors I think about relating to that page: there is un-targeted traffic arriving at that page; the page is informational - not what you could call 'sales copy'; maybe the vendor's sales page (that the links go to) has some problem and discourages purchasers.
There are so many variables. And 2busy is right: sample size, topic, context are some of them.
I'm speaking as a person with a site that's about a specific topic and has some affiliate links sprinkled through it.
From my perspective, if I saw 25% click-through from ANY link I would be VERY interested in that. I'd be thinking "Now there's my latest 'featured product' that I will promote."
(Of course my interest would also depend on sample-size, commission that can be earned per sale, whether the product is reputable, whether vendor's purchase page works smoothly etc.)
Re Spanish: I don't really know about that. However, I have promoted Panda computer security software: the company is from Spain. An affiliate manager from Panda hangs out on these forums.
He was very helpful to me as a newbie affiliate - even though the problem I had wasn't his responsibility (and I have only ever made one or two sales of Panda products).
In fact, my exchange with him was one of the experiences that reminded me that this business, full of rogues and half-baked schemes as it is, can also be a civilised business where we deal with helpful, ethical people.
Anyway, good luck with your efforts. I'm just learning too.
February 11th, 2009, 09:25 PM #7
I wanted to address your question regarding the email click through rate. I work with many email publishers and we typically look more for the EPC or earnings per click to judge how the campaign is doing. There are many factors that can change and alter the EPC. Creatives, from, subject lines, can change the conversion rates as well as the customer demo you are sending to. Offers that are purchase offers vs offers that are lead gen offers will also change the conversion rates. So as far as mailing the offers there are many factors that would be involved in what epc's or conversions to expect. Your AM should be able to help you determine what ones will work best for you and your traffic and give you stats specifically on your traffic type which will help you determine where you should be.
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Adoption and fostering: understanding motivations and barriers
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Research into the attitudes of potential adopters and foster carers.
Understanding attitudes, motivations and barriers to adoption and fostering
PDF, 220KB, 17 pages
Identifying effective marketing methods to engage potential adopters
PDF, 726KB, 25 pages
Appendix 1: details of priority audience groups
PDF, 118KB, 8 pages
Appendix 2: additional methodological background
PDF, 192KB, 10 pages
Appendix 3: qualitative findings
PDF, 541KB, 40 pages
Appendix 4: quantitative survey
PDF, 256KB, 50 pages
These reports include findings from a research project commissioned by the Department for Education into the barriers preventing people from adopting children. They also provide a clearer understanding of the potential market for adopter and foster carer recruitment in England.
The market research, conducted by Kindred and Work Research, involved 18 extended interviews with individuals and couples, as well as an online survey of 4,948 adults based in England.
Document information
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Updated: 24 June 2014
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One of the greatest devotees of Lord Krishna. The daughter of a prince and the
daughter-in-law of a prince, she gave up every thing and faced persecution. Her songs live
on the lips of people to this day.
Mira Bai
Sree Giridhar aage nachungi
nach nach piva rasik rizhavu,
premi jan ko jachungi!
prem, preeti ke bandh ghungharu,
surath ki kachani kachungi II
Lok laj kul ki marjada,
ya me ek na rakhungi!
Piya ke palanga ja powdungi II
Mira Hari rang rachungi II
"I shall dance before Giridhar Gopal, I shall dance till he is supremely delighted. I
honor even those who love him. I shall tie round my ankles the tinkling bells of love and
compassion, and wear the dress of His remembrance, and dance. I do not care for honor or
the good name of the family which people consider important. I go and lie in the bed of my
lover, Hari, and enjoy the bliss of His love.
"Sri Krishna alone is my lover. I ha gone mad with grief."
"I will have no peace of mind unless Sri Krishna comes to me."
"Mira is the bond slave and the L is He, Sri Krishna."
The woman who composed this song, who was thinking always of Sri Krishna and desired only
His love, was not a character in a story nor was she a Gopi from Gokula, but a historical
figure who lived about four hundred years ago. She was Mira Bai, the daughter of a king
and the daughter-in-law of a king.
She dedicated her entire life to God and endured all the difficulties of life. Awake or
asleep, all the time she thought only of Sri Krishna. Thus Mira lives in the hearts of the
people of India as the very embodiment of Bhakti (or devotion to God).
Even today people sing the songs of Mira whom, forgetful of everything, was in love with
Giridhar Gopal and offered herself entirely to Him. 'Mira Bhajan' has developed into a
unique tradition in Indian Music.
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Krishna. Even the king was against it. They attempted to murder her. But whatever
happened, the same words lived in her heart and on her lips: 'Giridhar is the Lord and
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This is all that we know for certain about her.
People narrate several stories about Mira Bai's life. It is difficult to distinguish facts
from fiction in such narration. Such stories get changed as they descend from generation
to generation. It is not fair to dismiss all the stories as mere legend. Some details may
be wrong but from these tales we can get at least a clear idea about achievements.
Mira was a devotee of Sri Krishna. She is worthy of being ranked with the mystic; poets.
The mystics give no importance to their personal lives. They see only God in everything
and forget themselves. That is why not much is known about them. Mira too has not said
about her life. She has mentioned in some of her songs that she was from Medatha and
belonged to the family of Doodaji. She has also described in her songs how she suffered at
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PHIL NEVILLE caused a stir amongst football fans this morning after accidentally announcing to the world that he had performed an X-rated act on a beach.
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This book is set on the Falkland Islands in 1994, 12 years after the end of the conflict. Catrin's best friend, Rachel, was responsible for the deaths of Catrin's two sons in a tragic accident. Despite living in a small community they somehow manage to avoid each other but Catrin is unable to forgive Rachel for her carelessness and now her mind is turning towards revenge. Callum is a Scottish ex-soldier who has settled on the islands but who has flashbacks to terrible events during the conflict. Add in a series of missing children and you have a very interesting storyline that isn't just about Catrin's pain.The book is split into three segments, told from the points of view of Catrin, Callum and Rachel. I really enjoyed the book and found it to be a real page-turner. It wasn't quite what I was expecting as the story unfolded in ways I couldn't have imagined. Each story focuses on the same few days but from the different perspectives which is a clever plot development device. I felt Catrin's pain for the loss of her children and how empty she felt inside, sympathised with how guilty Rachel must have felt and wondered how a soldier such as Callum copes with the distressing memories that he has. The quality of Bolton's writing is excellent and I definitely want to read more of her work. I particularly liked the small island backdrop - in a way the islands are just as much a character as anybody else. Great read.
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It may be in your attic, but hopefully not in your hair! This Bat Cookie Cutter, 4 5/8", makes just-spooky-enough bat cookies for a kids' Halloween party. Decorate with icing to make them extra spooky!
Have you heard the buzz? The 2 7/8" Bee Cookie Cutter is great for making sweet bee cookies or cute insect treats. Fun for baby showers or summer parties. Use this cookie cutter with the Beehive for a complete theme
Our 3" Bell Cookie Cutter makes a classic Christmas Cookie shape. Get ready for your Cookie Swap, Office Party or Secret Santa exchange with our Bell Cutter. This cookie cutter also does a beautiful job of cutting fondant, fruit or cheese or when used in holiday decorating or crafts projects. Made in the USA.
Add a little jingle to your Holidays with our small 2" Bell Cookie Cutter. This classic bell cutter is perfect for your Christmas baking projects, given as a Secret Santa gift or stocking stuffer, or used in Christmas Craft Projects.
Good for more than just making biscuits, the 2" Biscuit Cutter Cookie Cutter exemplifies versatility! This shape could be used to symbolize anything round- sports balls, a clock face, picture frame, etc.
Ever feel like you're going 'round in circles? Our 3" Biscuit Cutter Cookie Cutter knows exactly what you mean. If you want to make anything that is round, this is the cookie cutter for you! There are several sizes of this style of cookie cutter on our website, so feel free to choose the size that best fits your project.
Get snazzy with the 4" Bow Tie Cookie Cutter. This shape is great either by itself as a gift, or used to make cut-out cookies for a baby shower, wedding, or bridal shower. It could even be a hair bow- use your decorating imagination!
Feel like you're walking with the dinosaurs with the Brontosaurus Cookie Cutter, 4 7/8". This one's a vegetarian (phew!) so rest assured he won't try to eat you in your own kitchen. Have some fun with the kids and cut shapes out of cookie dough, clay, and other soft foods or materials.
Put on your hard hat and get up on the 4 1/4" Bulldozer Cookie Cutter. This cookie cutter is sure to please children of all ages. It works just as well for cutout cookies as it does for Play Doh or crafts.
It can be a little prickly but we like it anyway. The Cactus Cookie Cutter, 4", will enhance your southwest fiesta. Cinco de Mayo, here we come!
Let your little Elves get to work with our 3" Candy Cane Cookie Cutter. This classic Christmas Cookie shape is easy to cut out and decorate. Alternate uses for this cookie cutter include fondant cutter, holiday decorating and a variety of homemade Christmas Gifts and crafts.
Don't get catty! Our 3" Cat Cookie Cutter is purrr-fect for cat lovers. Unlike real felines, this cookie cutter won't hiss or scratch your furniture.
Fans of Charlie Brown's shirt will dig the 5 1/8" Chevron Pattern Cookie Cutter. Use this cutter as a stencil for crafting, or cut out a fondant design for a cake. Those are just two of MANY uses of this shape!
Is it Easter yet? Make some cookies with the 3" Chick Cookie Cutter for an Easter basket or a cookie platter at your family's celebration. The Easter Bunny would approve!
You don't have to like spicy food to enjoy this Chili Pepper cookie cutter. Great for a western-style party, it will cut out cookies large enough for detailed decorating. Other uses for the cutter include cutting soft fruit or cheese, sandwiches, and crafting.
Whether it's on your Christmas tree or used to cut out cookies, the 3" Round Ornament Cookie Cutter will bring in the holiday season with joy. Let your creativity flow while decorating these cookies any way your heart desires- the possibilities are endless!
Ann Clark's 5" Christmas Stocking Cookie Cutter is a favorite for holiday baking. This Stocking Cookie Cutter makes lovely Christmas Cookies perfect for cookie decorating and/or cookie swaps. You can also use this oversized cookie cutter on soft fruit, bread and fondant. It can also be used for a number of Christmas Crafts and as a cheap Christmas...
Welcome to the jungle! The 5" Climbing Monkey Cookie Cutter will greet you from his perch- and then promptly try to steal your banana. Help your little monkeys make fun shapes with this cutter.
Unlike real clouds, you can actually touch this one! This is the perfect shape for a "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs" fan, or to teach kids about the weather. You'll be on Cloud 9!
Eireann go bragh! ("Ireland Forever" in Gaelic). Celebrate Ireland and Irish heritage with the Clover Cookie Cutter, 2 3/4". Have some clover shaped cookies after you've finished the corned beef & cabbage. Size: 2 3/4" Made in the USA Certified Safe for Lead and Cadmium. US made tin-plated Steel. Hand wash, not dishwasher safe.
You've got to know when to fold 'em, as Kenny Loggins once said. The Spade Cookie Cutter, 3 7/8", is one of our three card shapes that would work well for a "casino night". Impress your friends with the unexpected: suite shaped cookies!
Feeling formal? Try on the 4" Gown Cookie Cutter. Whether you're a fan of Cinderella or just want to be fancy, use this cookie cutter for some special cookies or for crafting purposes. Also great for a bridal shower!
Will you be my valentine? Freshly baked heart-shaped cookies are bound to bring cheer to a loved one. This cookie cutter could also be used for crafting or cutting soft fruits, cheeses, and sandwiches.
Everyone at the baby shower will "ooh" and "ahh" over the 4 1/4" Baby Onesie Cookie Cutter. This very popular baby shape will capture the heart of the mom-to-be! Not to mention how much fun onesie cookies are to decorate. In addition to cutting out adorable cookies, this shape could be attached to a gift, given as a shower favor or used for craft projects.
You'll have a hoot with the Owl Cookie Cutter, 3". Kids and adults alike will love this shape- perfect for a birthday party or baby shower! Feathers not included.
She sells seashells on the seashore. Can you say that three times fast? The Seashell Cookie Cutter, 3", will bring back memories of a beach vacation.
Don't be a square- get our 3 1/4" Square Cookie Cutter. This shape could be used for just about any occasion when you need a square- the cookies could be made to look like a chalkboard, house, picture frame, etc. It could also be used as a teaching tool for geometry.
Squeeze into the 4" Corset Cookie Cutter for a Victorian ball. Alternately, it's much more comfortable just to use the cookie cutter for cutout cookies or other soft foods. Your friends will get a kick out of this shape for a ladies' night or bridal shower.
Moo! Have some barnyard fun with our Cow Cookie Cutter, 4". Teach kids about farm animals, and serve the cookies with milk. A fun shape for all ages.
Saddle up! Our 3 3/8" Cowboy Boot Cookie Cutter will inspire a western-themed bake-a-thon. Combine it with the Cowboy Hat and Cowboy to complete the theme!
Fans of the west will enjoy the 3" Cowboy Hat Cookie Cutter. Have some cowboys and cowgirls over to your saloon and enjoy freshly baked cookies.
Take a trip "under the sea" with the 3" Crab Cookie Cutter. If you're allergic to seafood (or just don't care for the taste), this is a safer way to enjoy crustacean! Whip up a batch of cookies for your next beach outing, and don't get too crabby if you only get one.
Astrology lovers will be charmed celestial 3" Crescent Moon Cookie Cutter. Make moon cookies, moon pastries, moon appetizers and more. It's also a useful shape for an astronomy project, decorating and crafts. Have fun with this handy crescent shape.
The Cross Cookie Cutter cuts out lovely cookies that may be used for any number of Christian celebrations, especially Christmas and Easter. Bring cross cookies to a church event or share with family and friends over the holidays. Measures 2 1/2".
Have a little faith. This Cross Cookie Cutter is a nice shape to use for any number of Christian celebrations, especially Christmas and Easter. Measures 3 1/2".
Be queen for a day (or lifetime!) with the 4 3/4" Crown Cookie Cutter. This cookie cutter will bring out your inner royalty and makes cookies that are fun to decorate. Use for baby showers, birthday parties, school events, bachelorette parties, weddings and more.
True to its product name, the 3 1/2" Cute Fox Cookie Cutter is yet another adorable baby shower shape that is sure to charm! Have some woodland fun and make cute fox cookies, cute raccoon cookies, cute cat cookies and more. Kids will have a blast cutting out soft foods at snack time with this cookie cutter.
Hooo could resist Ann Clark's 3 1/4" Cute Owl Cookie Cutter? This nocturnal creature makes an adorable owl cookies that can be used for a baby shower, an after-school project, or endless craft projects. Made in the USA.
Come out of your shell with the 3 1/4" Cute Turtle Cookie Cutter. This is a darling shape for a baby shower or a child's birthday party. Make a cute cookie platter for the guests, or give the cookie cutter itself- either way is sure to please.
This is a whale of a cookie cutter! The adorable 3 7/8" shape is ideal for a baby shower. Surprise the mom-to-be (and guests) with a platter of cookies, or give the cutter itself as a shower favor.
Daisy, daisy, give me your answer do! Daisy Cookie Cutter, 3", reminds us of Springtime and the longer days to come. Make a cookie bouquet for a bridal shower, or use it to trace flower-themed designs. Flower power!
Fans of card games will enjoy the Diamond Cookie Cutter, 3 3/4". Serve a platter of card themed cookies and delight your friends. You may have a royal flush, but remember to maintain your poker face!
Put a ring on it! The 3 3/4" Diamond Ring Cookie Cutter is a pretty shape to use for a bridal shower. Surprise the bride-to-be with a cookie bouquet, or even just the shape itself. Celebrate the upcoming marriage and toast the blushing bride!
This is our smallest dog bone shape, and makes for an excellent size for biscuits for a smaller breed. The Dog Bone Cookie Cutter, 2", will make your doggie feel pampered as can be- but it's not just for canines! Their human owners will also enjoy using the shape for decoration or crafting, or even (human edible) cookies.
This is our smallest dog bone shape, and makes for an excellent size for biscuits for a smaller breed. The Dog Bone Cookie Cutter, 2", will make your doggie feel pampered as can be- but it's not just for canines! Their human owners will also enjoy using the shape for decoration or crafting, or even (human edible) cookies.
This is our smallest dog bone shape, and makes for an excellent size for biscuits for a smaller breed. The Dog Bone Cookie Cutter, 2", will make your doggie feel pampered as can be- but it's not just for canines! Their human owners will also enjoy using the shape for decoration or crafting, or even (human edible) cookies.
Flipper the Dolphin would shriek for our 4" Dolphin Cookie Cutter. This cookie cutter is not as highly intelligent as a real dolphin, but it will make a cheerful addition to any ocean lover's collection. Make dolphin cookies, treats and appetizers. This shape also makes a nice decoration or can be used for craft projects.
We may not have Shrek, but we do have a Donkey Cookie Cutter. This 3" cookie cutter is great for a farm-themed celebration. You could also use it for Cinco de Mayo!
Your wings will be a-flutter for the 4 1/4" Dragonfly Cookie Cutter. Serve a platter of decorated Dragonfly cookies at your next garden party- they'll be sure to delight your friends & family. Also a perfect shape for a girl's birthday party or baby shower.
Make way for the Duckling Cookie Cutter, 3". Equally adorable as an Easter decoration or as a shower gift for the mom-to-be, this cookie cutter is also ideal for any number of crafting purposes.
Go ahead and put all your eggs in one basket with our 4" Easter Egg Cookie Cutter. You can be as creative with decorating these cookies as you would be with decorating real Easter eggs! Have some fun with the kids before the Easter Bunny comes.
Feel the magic and light of Paris with the 4 1/2" Eiffel Tower Cookie Cutter. You don't have to speak French to have fun with this iconic cookie cutter! Make Eiffel Tower Cookies for a school project, Valentine's Day, or any time you want to feel enchanted.
Feeling fancy? Check out our Fancy Butterfly Cookie Cutter, 3 3/8". It's a butterfly you can catch without a net! Make some butterfly cookies for a girl's birthday party, or just for fun.
Normally a fire hydrant attracts pooches, but our Fire Hydrant Cookie Cutter, 3", attracts bakers! Help your kids cut out cookies for a fire-themed party and decorate them with brightly colored icing.
Joy to the fishes in the deep blue sea! The 5 1/2" Ann Clark Fish Cookie Cutter,is a must for outdoors-y types. Decorate a cabin, your house, or the Christmas tree with this shape. Made in the USA.
Whether you prefer lawn flamingos or the real thing, you'll get a kick out of the Flamingo Cookie Cutter, 4". Standing on one leg not required. Use this as a crafting tool or for cookie baking.
Get psyched for Mardi Gras with the Fleur de Lis Cookie Cutter, 4 3/4". Whether or not you've been to New Orleans, you'll enjoy this versatile shape, which could be used in cookie baking, for an ornament, or given as a gift.
Ten tiny fingers, ten tiny toes. The Foot Cookie Cutter, 3", makes a cute gift for a mom-to-be. It's also great for craft projects or as a Christmas tree ornament to commemorate baby's first year.
Getting ready for the Super Bowl or a Homecoming game? Try our Football Cookie Cutter, 3 1/2". Partygoers will be thrilled to chow down on some freshly baked cookies!
Get prepared for the big game with the Football Helmet Cookie Cutter, 3 1/2". Makes a really nice looking cookie, as well as a decoration. The NFL would approve!
It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a Frog! Our Frog Cookie Cutter, 3", is symbolic of warmer weather and is a fun shape for kids of all ages. Ribbit!
The G Clef Cookie Cutter, 4", makes a splendid gift for a musician, whether he or she is a singer, piano player, in orchestra or band. It's also a festive shape to use for music-related fundraisers!
Your little ghouls will love this Ghost Cookie Cutter, 4". Get ready for a school party or decorate the house for Halloween. A fall must-have!
Attach the Gift Box Cookie Cutter to an actual gift box for a unique presentation! At 3", this cutter is just the right size for decoration and for decorating, so celebrate the holidays or a birthday with style.
The Gingerbread Man is one of our top selling Christmas cookie cutters for holiday cookies. This cutter is popular as a stocking stuffer, Secret Santa gift or to prepare Christmas desserts. The Gingerbread Man Cookie Cutter measures 3 3/4" and can be used to cut cookie dough, fondant, fruit, filled with treats or used in crafts.
We're really sticking our neck out for this one. The 4" Giraffe Cookie Cutter is great for baby showers and birthday parties.
Lost by Cinderella, found by us! The Glass Slipper Cookie Cutter, 3 1/2", is the perfect "fit" for your kitchen- and it even works after midnight! Make yourself a midnight snack of Glass Slipper-shaped cookies.
There are no gruff billy goats here, just the 4" Goat Cookie Cutter. Reminiscent of petting zoos and farms, this cookie cutter is a fun addition to any farm shapes you may be using for a theme party.
Are you counting down the days 'til you're finally DONE with school?! Our Graduation Cap Cookie Cutter, 4", is here to celebrate just that! Pair it with the Diploma cookie cutter for a full celebratory set, and congratulations on your accomplishments.
Jam out with your air guitar, or use our Guitar Cookie Cutter, 4 1/2". You'll feel like a rock musician with this cool shape. Tie it to a gift and give to your guitar-playing friend, or use it as an ornament.
Make wedding cookies or Valentine's desserts with our 1" Heart Cookie Cutter. This heart shaped cutter puts love front and center when used as a favor, for decorated cookies, as a fondant cutter or for a variety of craft projects. Made in the USA.
Make wedding cookies or Valentine's desserts with our 2" Heart Cookie Cutter. This heart shaped cutter puts love front and center when used as a favor, for decorated cookies, as a fondant cutter or for a variety of craft projects. Made in the USA.
If you've been lovestruck, you will appreciate the Heart w/ Arrow Cookie Cutter, 3". Not a fan of Valentine's Day? That's ok- use the cookie cutter anyway.
Get to the chopper! Have some fun with transportation-related shapes with this Helicopter Cookie Cutter, 4 3/4". Great for a kid's party, or if you're an Arnold Schwartenegger fan.
Even if you prefer flats, you'll be tickled by our 3" High Heel Shoe Cookie Cutter. With this cookie cutter, you can feel stylish without the possibility of foot pain! Excellent for ladies' night or a bridal shower.
Deck the halls with boughs of...Holly Leaf Cookie Cutters! A festive shape, and not just for Christmas- use the holly leaf all winter long. Measures 3 1/8."
Equine lovers will adore this Horse Head cookie cutter. Whip up a batch of cookies in honor of the Kentucky derby, or use the cookie cutter for a variety of craft projects.
Why not celebrate the holidays with family by decorating a few houses and giving to your neighbors? Also useful if you're a realtor! Measures 3"
Ah, summertime! Enjoy a "frozen" treat with the Ice Cream Cone Cookie Cutter, 4 1/8". You'll feel like a kid again as you use this to cut out shapes with ice cream, cookie dough, and many other foods.
The Ivy Leaf Cookie Cutter, 4", is ideal for Fall baking, whether it's cookies, a cake, or beyond! Say hello to foliage and the Ivy League with this autumn shape.
Add some extra sparkle to your life with the 3 1/2" Jewel cookie cutter! Fans of precious stones will be delighted with this shape. While it may not work as an actual piece of jewelry, it will still be fun to use for baking and crafting.
Be queen for a day (or lifetime!) with the 4 1/4" Crown Cookie Cutter. This cookie cutter will bring out your inner royalty and makes cookies that are fun to decorate. Use for Mardi Gras, "Where the Wild Things Are" themes, baby showers, birthday parties, school events, bachelorette parties, weddings and more.
Mary Had a Little Lamb Cookie Cutter. Kids will love cutting out and decorating 3" lamb cookies for Easter. This cute shape will bring joy to a baby shower, Christening, confirmation or holy days. Make it a part of your Sunday celebration! Certified Safe for Lead and Cadmium Hand wash, not dishwasher safe. Great for cut cookies, soft fruits, sandwiches...
A fitting shape for Hanukkah. The Star of David Cookie Cutter, 3 3/4", can be used to bake cookies for the holiday, and is equally great as a decoration. Use with the Menorah and Dreidel for a full Hanukkah set.
The bigger, the better. Our 5" Gingerbread Man Cookie Cutter is perfect for your oversized holiday cookies. This large Gingerbread Man is perfect for cookie decorating. This Cookie Cutter can be used to cut cookie dough, fondant, fruit, filled with treats or used in crafts.
Make heart shaped cookies with our 4" Heart Cookie Cutter. Celebrate love, Valentine's Day, weddings, and engagements with beautifully decorated cookies, fun fondant shapes, original craft projects or cookie cutter favors. Made in the USA.
Ever feel like you're going 'round in circles? Our 4" Biscuit Cutter Cookie Cutter knows exactly what you mean. If you want to make anything that is round, this is the cookie cutter for you! There are several sizes of this style of cookie cutter on our website, so feel free to choose the size that best fits your project.


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- Every Card Keg you purchased — we will return you the amount of Kegs you bought with real money.
- Card Kegs for Player Levels — starting from level 5, you get 2 Kegs every 5 levels.
- Card Kegs for your rank — 2 Kegs for each rank.
- All end-season rewards.
- All items granted as gifts from CD PROJEKT RED (like the gift premium Geralt card).
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Making a good card game requires a huge amount of iterative work, and there's only so much we can see from within the studio. The amount of feedback, and your massive involvement in the game balancing process have helped us refine GWENT in truly remarkable and unexpected ways. Thank you for being such an awesome community.
This is just the beginning of our journey, but one thing's for sure: we're in great company!
We've been in Closed Beta for quite a while now, and we are preparing for the next stage — Public Beta. This is why we'd like to tell you a bit more about how we plan to transition into Public Beta, and what that means for your in-game progress. We'd also like to tell you more about what you're going to receive for your participation.
Many things have changed since we launched the Closed Beta of GWENT — we've introduced dozens of balance tweaks, added new mechanics, new premium versions of cards, implemented a ranking mode, and more.
Since Public Beta will mark a significant influx of new players, we want everyone to start on equal ground. That's why we need to reset everyone's card collection (fear not — we'll give you back all the Kegs you purchased with real money!) and game progress (player level, Ore and Scraps).
However, we also want to reward you for the time you invested in helping us make GWENT better. And this means you'll get to smash public some shiny new Kegs. Chances are, a lot!
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All in all, after everything's done, you should have enough Kegs to make new great decks! Once again thank you for playing GWENT and making it better. We really appreciate it.
UPDATE: By end of next week, everyone who signed up in 2016 will receive GWENT beta access. We'll be sending more invitations as we go.
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Heh. I think you guys may have overdone it a bit.
But hey .. no complains here.
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Words, there are so many of them whereas I understand so little.
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Thank you for the information! This seems quite fair, not only to those who shall join us in the Open Beta, but also for dedicated testers, who've invested their time and energy in exploring Gwent's intricacies. Kegs all around! Simply smashing.'Sorry, but smashing barrels is one of my hobbies!'
Forewarned is forearmed. Therefore, to reduce chances of random encounters with the Guards, please, be acquainted with and follow the Forums' Regulations. Thank you.
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Wait... hold on a minute... is this happening when the next patch goes live or later? Like many people I have been saving up kegs/scarps for the Nilfgaard patch for weeks now and have about 60 kegs to open. If the wipe happens as the next patch drops then it was stupid of me not to have been opening them and testing more cards out?
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How can you call this fair without even knowing End of Season rewards?
I'm a bit disappointed tbh. the "equal grounds" argument doesn't really hold, since anyone who just pays 200$ on day 1 of open beta will still have more of a headstart then people would have by keeping their collection now.
Marcin_Momot it would be kinda neat if you would give the amount of kegs someone could get for his money spent, so e.g. people who paid 70$, even if one only bought 2-keg packs and the other bought 60-keg pack get the same return.
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Marcin_Momot , this will occur when the Open Beta begins, correct? Not with the update due on February 6th?'Sorry, but smashing barrels is one of my hobbies!'
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That's great news! But I'm guessing there isn't going to be a ranking reset now? Or at the end of beta your both ranks will sum up? (Like, you had rank 9 in first season then 11 in season 2). I wonder how many kegs some people will get xD As of now I'd get only 30.Last edited by KasumiGoto; 02-02-17, 21:06.
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Woah! Well done CDPR, I wasn't expecting this much tbh. I think this is a pretty fair way to handle rewards depending on each player's invested time. The only question remaining is when I guess
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I was expecting a reset but I wasn't expecting so many rewards, thanks for that. Can you tell us the date or at least an approximation?
Also do you reset the ore and scraps we have? I would assume so but it isn't stated that clear (or I missed something).Last edited by wolfi.ds; 02-02-17, 21:12.
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I'm pretty sure that the reset isn't on Monday, because a lot of players asked if they can save kegs for Nilfgaard (and if their content will get updated) and devs said yes.
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(Saratoga Springs, NY) May 21, 2010 – Serotta, the manufacturer of high performance bicycles for over 38 years, is now building its custom products in record time. With a new management team and a focus on operational efficiency, Serotta is delivering hand-crafted bicycle frames and forks, built to customer specifications, in just four weeks or less.
Serotta's management team took the reins at the company in April, with the announcement of president Stan Mavis, formerly of Pearl Izumi and Sugoi, and vice president of sales, Bonnie Mavis, previously a senior manager at Nordstrom. The new leadership, along with an operations and production department led by Patrick O'Farrell, combined with the strongest team of artisan bicycle craftsman in the company's long history, have helped Serotta dramatically decrease its build timelines and increase its manufacturing capacity.
"Building custom frames by hand is a time-intensive process," states Stan Mavis. "Ben Serotta with his wealth of experience, and has been freed up to focus on product, refining operations and production processes, which has allowed Serotta to exceed all previous standards of custom bike-building quality and efficiency."
Serotta creates complete steel, titanium and carbon fiber frames and forks in its Saratoga Springs factory. Serotta is also one of the bicycle industry's most vertically integrated companies, sourcing all its carbon fiber at a wholly-owned composites facility in Poway, Calif., under the direction of second generation carbon fiber guru Mike Lopez.