Thursday, March 26, 2009
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Online Poster Printing -- Win a 16X20 Poster Print
Contest is now closed. The lucky winner is Donna. Thanks to everyone for playing and to Online Poster Printing for leting me host this.
Poster Prints Online
I have great contest thanks to Online Poster Printing. This is a really neat site that will print your photos on poster prints, canvas prints, vinyl banners, and wall stickers.
One lucky winner will receive (1) 16x20 poster print. This is such a nice way to turn a treasured photograph into art.
Visit them here to see their beautiful work and get an idea of what they can do for you: Photo Poster Print
To enter, leave a comment explaining how you would use a poster print if you won.
Contest Details:
Prize ships for free within the US or Canada. All others must pay shipping. Single entry. Please leave a e-mail address with your comment or make sure your e-mail address is visible in your blogger profile. Contest ends at midnight CST on 3/10/09. A random winner will be notified by e-mail and posted here.
Poster Prints Online
I have great contest thanks to Online Poster Printing. This is a really neat site that will print your photos on poster prints, canvas prints, vinyl banners, and wall stickers.
One lucky winner will receive (1) 16x20 poster print. This is such a nice way to turn a treasured photograph into art.
Visit them here to see their beautiful work and get an idea of what they can do for you: Photo Poster Print
To enter, leave a comment explaining how you would use a poster print if you won.
Contest Details:
Prize ships for free within the US or Canada. All others must pay shipping. Single entry. Please leave a e-mail address with your comment or make sure your e-mail address is visible in your blogger profile. Contest ends at midnight CST on 3/10/09. A random winner will be notified by e-mail and posted here.
Monday, February 16, 2009
Country Bob's Giveaway
Contest is now closed. The winners are EDRing and Melissa. Congrats! Winners have been notified. Thanks to Country Bob's for letting me host the giveaway.
The nice people at Country Bob's are letting me host a contest for free Country Bob's All-Purpose Sauce! Two lucky winners will each get two coupons for a free bottle.
To enter to win, just reply with a comment to this post. Single entry per person please. Winners will be chosen by randomizer. Contest ends at 23:59 CST on 2/27/09. Winners will be announced here and sent a e-mail notification. I must have a way to contact you so make sure that you e-mail address is visible in your blogger profile or leave you e-mail address with your comment. US only.
I have a review for Country Bob's posted too. Check it (and them) out. You can visit their website and request a coupon for a free bottle of their tasty sauce.
The nice people at Country Bob's are letting me host a contest for free Country Bob's All-Purpose Sauce! Two lucky winners will each get two coupons for a free bottle.
To enter to win, just reply with a comment to this post. Single entry per person please. Winners will be chosen by randomizer. Contest ends at 23:59 CST on 2/27/09. Winners will be announced here and sent a e-mail notification. I must have a way to contact you so make sure that you e-mail address is visible in your blogger profile or leave you e-mail address with your comment. US only.
I have a review for Country Bob's posted too. Check it (and them) out. You can visit their website and request a coupon for a free bottle of their tasty sauce.
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Country Bob's
Al Malekovic of Country Bob's products offered to send me some free product coupons in the hopes that I would write a review of Country Bob's All Purpose Sauce. I was honored since I'm already a fan of their products.
I love to use Country Bob's All Purpose Sauce for dipping sauce, for adding some zip to my soups and stews, and for topping sandwiches.
They also have great recipes. You can find their recipes at www.countrybobs.com/pages/recipes_main.asp and you can pick up a free brochure at some stores where you find their products.
Country Bob's products are great tasting and can be used for lots of things. Don't just take my word for it. Ask for your own free coupon for Country Bob's All Purpose Sauce here:
www.countrybobs.com/pages/signup.asp
I tried the Corn Pone pie recipe out of the Country Bob's Recipe Collection brochure. I'm posting it below since I don't see it on their website. It was easy to make and a hit with the family. It's like a chili with a cornbread topping . . . very tasty!
Corn Pone Pie
1 pound ground beef
1/3 cup chopped onion
1 tablespoon shortening
1 cup stewed tomatoes
1 cup Country Bob's All Purpose Sauce
2 tablespoons chili powder
3/4 teaspoon salt
1 (16 ounce) can kidney beans
1 (6 ounce) package corn bread mix.
Cook the gound beef with the onion in the shortening in a skillet until brown and crumbly; drain. Stir in the tomatoes, Country Bob's All Purpose Sauce, chili powder and salt. Simmer, covered, for about 15 minutes. Discard about half the bean liquid. Stir the beans with the remaining liquid into the skillet. Pour the mixture in a greased casserole. Prepare the corn bread mix according to the package directions. Pour the batter over the ground beef mixture. Bake at 425 degrees for 20 minutes or until golden brown. Yield: 6 servings.
Another neat thing about Country Bob's is their CEO. From their website: " We have placed true ownership of Country Bob, Inc. in the hands of God. "Christ is our CEO" and He is an Awesome Boss!
www.countrybobs.com/pages/ceo.asp
This is a company with great products. Besides the All Purpose Sauce that is available in regular and spicy flavors, they offer seasoning salt and barbeque sauce.
Please visit their site, request a free coupon, and read up on this great company.
I love to use Country Bob's All Purpose Sauce for dipping sauce, for adding some zip to my soups and stews, and for topping sandwiches.
They also have great recipes. You can find their recipes at www.countrybobs.com/pages/recipes_main.asp and you can pick up a free brochure at some stores where you find their products.
Country Bob's products are great tasting and can be used for lots of things. Don't just take my word for it. Ask for your own free coupon for Country Bob's All Purpose Sauce here:
www.countrybobs.com/pages/signup.asp
I tried the Corn Pone pie recipe out of the Country Bob's Recipe Collection brochure. I'm posting it below since I don't see it on their website. It was easy to make and a hit with the family. It's like a chili with a cornbread topping . . . very tasty!
Corn Pone Pie
1 pound ground beef
1/3 cup chopped onion
1 tablespoon shortening
1 cup stewed tomatoes
1 cup Country Bob's All Purpose Sauce
2 tablespoons chili powder
3/4 teaspoon salt
1 (16 ounce) can kidney beans
1 (6 ounce) package corn bread mix.
Cook the gound beef with the onion in the shortening in a skillet until brown and crumbly; drain. Stir in the tomatoes, Country Bob's All Purpose Sauce, chili powder and salt. Simmer, covered, for about 15 minutes. Discard about half the bean liquid. Stir the beans with the remaining liquid into the skillet. Pour the mixture in a greased casserole. Prepare the corn bread mix according to the package directions. Pour the batter over the ground beef mixture. Bake at 425 degrees for 20 minutes or until golden brown. Yield: 6 servings.
Another neat thing about Country Bob's is their CEO. From their website: " We have placed true ownership of Country Bob, Inc. in the hands of God. "Christ is our CEO" and He is an Awesome Boss!
www.countrybobs.com/pages/ceo.asp
This is a company with great products. Besides the All Purpose Sauce that is available in regular and spicy flavors, they offer seasoning salt and barbeque sauce.
Please visit their site, request a free coupon, and read up on this great company.
One Word One Heart
The One World One Heart 2009 Bloggy Giveaway is going on now.
There are over 900 prizes to be won. Visit and enter until 2/11/09.
http://oneworldoneheart.typepad.com/one_worldone_heart/
There are over 900 prizes to be won. Visit and enter until 2/11/09.
http://oneworldoneheart.typepad.com/one_worldone_heart/
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Win a Buitar Hero Bundle
Enter to win Guitar Hero: World Tour Guitar Bundle for Xbox 360 here: http://www.aordinarylife.com/2009/01/ordinary-dad-gives-back-win-guitar-hero.html
You have to blog about this. Ends 1/28/09.
You have to blog about this. Ends 1/28/09.
Friday, January 9, 2009
Under NAIS every single livestock animal in the United States will be identified and tagged. All livestock animal movements will be tracked, logged and reported to the government. Big factory confinement farms are allowed to use a single ID for thousands of animals. Small farmers, pet owners, and homesteaders will have to tag and track every single animal, in most cases using electronic ID.
There are NO exceptions - even small farms that sell direct to local consumers will be required to pay the fees and file all the paper work on all their animals. The USDA has not done a cost-benefit analysis. Based on estimates from Australia and England, NAIS could cost anywhere from $30-$69 per animal on average. The costs include the tags, the labor and equipment needed to tag each animal and file reports of the movements within 24 hours, and the massive databases needed to track over 100 million animals. Factory farms can use group ID to avoid many of the costs, while small farmers could face even higher costs.
Those who refuse to cooperate with NAIS will be subject to heavy fines or even criminal penalties. NAIS is not legislation but a program designed by USDA bureaucrats with the help of businessmen and manufacturers of ID tags.
Please vote to stop the tracking of livestock animals for pets or small farmers....see below (the vote is to make non-funding of this invasive program a top ten priority to the new administration)
Pass this on if you know anyone that is interested in supporting small farmers.
The private website, www.Change.org, will present the "Top 10 Ideas for America" to the Obama Administration on Inauguration Day. "Stop NAIS" has made it to the second round of voting! It is competing against 86 other ideas to see if it can make it into the Top 10. The second round of voting will end at 5 pm next Thursday, January 15.
TAKE ACTION
STEP 1: If you are not already signed up for the site, register at: https://www.change.org/admin/sign_up
STEP 2: Go to http://www.change.org/ideas/view/stop_nais.
Voting ends at 5pm ET on Thursday, January 15
Be sure to click the box labeled "vote!" to the left of the Protect Our Food Supply -- Stop NAIS! Simply leaving a comment does not count as a vote. The box should change color and the text will change to "voted." You may have to try a couple of times.
STEP 3: Email all your friends, and ask them to vote also!
STEP 4 (optional): The most important thing is the number of VOTES that the idea gets. If you want to leave a comment after you have voted, think in terms of what will encourage other people to vote to stop NAIS. Keep your comment short and clear.
Remember that Stop NAIS! is competing against all of the other ideas for one of the Top 10 slots. Only the Top 10 will be presented to the transition team.
Thank you!
There are NO exceptions - even small farms that sell direct to local consumers will be required to pay the fees and file all the paper work on all their animals. The USDA has not done a cost-benefit analysis. Based on estimates from Australia and England, NAIS could cost anywhere from $30-$69 per animal on average. The costs include the tags, the labor and equipment needed to tag each animal and file reports of the movements within 24 hours, and the massive databases needed to track over 100 million animals. Factory farms can use group ID to avoid many of the costs, while small farmers could face even higher costs.
Those who refuse to cooperate with NAIS will be subject to heavy fines or even criminal penalties. NAIS is not legislation but a program designed by USDA bureaucrats with the help of businessmen and manufacturers of ID tags.
Please vote to stop the tracking of livestock animals for pets or small farmers....see below (the vote is to make non-funding of this invasive program a top ten priority to the new administration)
Pass this on if you know anyone that is interested in supporting small farmers.
The private website, www.Change.org, will present the "Top 10 Ideas for America" to the Obama Administration on Inauguration Day. "Stop NAIS" has made it to the second round of voting! It is competing against 86 other ideas to see if it can make it into the Top 10. The second round of voting will end at 5 pm next Thursday, January 15.
TAKE ACTION
STEP 1: If you are not already signed up for the site, register at: https://www.change.org/admin/sign_up
STEP 2: Go to http://www.change.org/ideas/view/stop_nais.
Voting ends at 5pm ET on Thursday, January 15
Be sure to click the box labeled "vote!" to the left of the Protect Our Food Supply -- Stop NAIS! Simply leaving a comment does not count as a vote. The box should change color and the text will change to "voted." You may have to try a couple of times.
STEP 3: Email all your friends, and ask them to vote also!
STEP 4 (optional): The most important thing is the number of VOTES that the idea gets. If you want to leave a comment after you have voted, think in terms of what will encourage other people to vote to stop NAIS. Keep your comment short and clear.
Remember that Stop NAIS! is competing against all of the other ideas for one of the Top 10 slots. Only the Top 10 will be presented to the transition team.
Thank you!
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