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4/24/14: In one of the least surprising moves of the offseason, the Arizona Cardinals made the very tough decision to exercise the option on the fifth year of cornerback Patrick Peterson's contract. Peterson has been outstanding in his short time in the NFL, both as a cornerback and kick returner. The move will keep Peterson in the desert through the 2015 season, and it is very likely that the two sides will try to come to a long-term extension. The decision to exercise the option means that Peterson will make over $10 million for the 2015 season.
4/17/14: The Cardinals must have felt like Christmas came early this year when they discovered that the Oakland Raiders did not use their franchise tag on left tackle Jared Veldheer. Arizona may have been 'shocked' by the non-action, but they did not waste any time in signing him to a five year, $35 million contract. Aside from being a good offensive lineman, Veldheer has a history with Cardinals' QB Carson Palmer from Palmer's days with the Raiders. That the Raiders let him walk is interesting on its own. Left tackles are always in demand in the NFL and the Raiders had about $60 million in cap space, so the money would not have been an object.
4/10/14: This is a sad comment for the St. Louis Rams fans, but Kurt Warner, reportedly, feels more allegiance to the Arizona Cardinals than the Rams. Warner came to fame with the Rams, leading them to the Super Bowl title in the 1999 season and another appearance in the 2001 season. However, the Rams let him go when he was injured in favor of Marc Bulger. He resurrected his career in Arizona and took them to a Super Bowl appearance. Warner is not the type of guy to hold a grudge, but his feeling are understandable. That being said, he is still very well loved in St. Louis and always will be.
4/3/14: While the quarterbacks, running backs and wide receivers get all the attention, most coaches believe that a quality offense is built on the offensive line. That is very true in the NFC West, which features four teams with great defenses. The Arizona Cardinals figure to have 60% of their line figured out for next season, but are trying to determine who will play right guard and right tackle. Tackle is probably the more difficult job to determine. The team could go with Bobby Massie or Bradley Sowell. The team wants to get the position settled soon so they can work out and develop chemistry.
3/27/14: The Cardinals are in a tough spot, again. They have a very good team - one that went 10-6 last season. Of course, they play in the ultra-competitive NFC West, so they have to deal with the Super Bowl Champion Seattle Seahawks, the San Francisco 49ers, and the St. Louis Rams six times a year. That kept them out of the playoffs last season. The division is not getting any easier either. It is possible that another 10 win season is not good enough again. The upside is that any team that can survive the division will be battle-tested and has a good chance at getting to the Super Bowl, just like Seattle did last season.
3/20/13: The Cardinals brought in running back Rashard Mendenhall a couple years ago to bolster their rushing attack and provide balance to compete in the NFC West. He was overtaken last season and lost his starting job. Rather than be a free agent, Mendenhall opted to retire from professional football. He is only 26 years old. He has a number of reasons, including keeping his overall health and not wanting to be an 'entertainer' - reasons he cited in a rather candid essay. He probably would have found work again this year if he wanted, but cannot blame a guy from walking away if it is not what he wants to do.
3/13/14: Since Brandon Albert is set to be a free agent, Darnell Dockett of the Arizona Cardinals is already taking to Twitter to lure him to the desert. He even posted a message welcoming his 'new teammate'. Under the strictest terms, this could be considered tampering, but that would be a very strict view of the rules and not within the spirit of what the rule is supposed to restrict. To be fair, though, the Cardinals need help at left tackle. Albert needs a team. There are a lot worse places to end up at than a team that finished 10-6 last season and would have made the playoffs in almost any other year.
3/6/14: The Cardinals are trying to keep linebacker Karlos Dansby around for another season and maybe more. He fell into the team's lap last season as a cap casualty in Miami. Arizona claims to have offered Dansby a new deal the day after the season ended and does not want him going anywhere else in free agency. However, they cannot realistically use a franchise tag on the player. Dansby has had two previous tags, so this one would be very expensive - top tier quarterback expensive. He was drafted by the Cardinals in 2004 and left for Miami in 2010, before returning in 2013.
2/27/14: Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians thinks that QB Carson Palmer still has a couple years left of good football. Palmer is now in his mid 30's. He has had a good career, but has never tasted playoff success. That is pretty tough to do when you play in the ultra-competitive NFC West. So Arians and the Cardinals are not looking for Palmer's successor yet, but they may take a look at lower round possibilities. Those may include A.J. McCarron (Alabama), Zack Mettenburg (LSU) and David Carr (Fresno State). It probably would be wise to get the next generation on the roster and let him learn for a year or two before taking the reigns.
2/20/13: The Cardinals may want to keep Karlos Dansby around for another season, but they will probably have to open up the coffers to do so. Dansby has been the recipient of the franchise tag twice before (with Miami), and is ineligible to be tagged again from a practical standpoint. The Drew Brees grievance a few years ago ensured that. Basically, it does not matter when or who tagged a player, the third tag would put his one year salary in the same level as top-tier QBs. Considering that would be around $17 million or so, it looks like Dansby will be a free agent in just a few weeks.
2/13/14: The Arizona Cardinals became one of the few teams in NFL history to win 10 or more games and not make the playoffs. Of course, that is due to the fact that they play in the NFC West, which is easily the best division in football. Obviously, that is a tough pill to swallow, but the team can take some solace in one of their greats going into the Hall of Fame. Anaes Williams was one of the best cornerbacks in the league for a long time when the Cardinals were in the cellar each year. He later went on to play for the Rams, but never did win the Super Bowl. Congratulations to Williams, he certainly deserves the honor.
2/6/14: The 2015 Super Bowl is only a year away, which will be Super Bowl 49 for those counting. In terms of planning out the game and all the activities, that one year is a micro-second. To that end, Cardinals' president Michael Bidwell is quite unhappy with the local government for not being better prepared. The game will be played in Glendale, Arizona - a suburb of Phoenix. At the top of the complaints is the failure of Glendale to lock in hotel rates for Super Bowl week. This is actually a big concern, as other areas (Phoenix and Scottsdale) may end up getting several of the premier Super Bowl week festivities.
1/30/14: The Cardinals wasted very little time in replacing Jason Licht. Licht was the director of player personnel but was hired away from the desert down to the Gulf Coast to be the GM of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Arizona announced that Terry McDonough will be the new VP of player personnel and will work closely with GM Steve Kiem. McDonough spent four years in Jacksonville in a similar post before joining Arizona last season as a scout. It seems that the Cardinals knew that Licht was ripe for the plucking and planned ahead on this one, which does help continuity for the organization.
1/23/14: If there was ever an argument for how important the QB position is in the NFL these days, then the Cardinals are the answer. They have had a great defense for a number of years and some talented skill players. But they could never replicate success once Kurt Warner retired. The Cardinals brought in Carson Palmer and the team won 10 games. They missed the playoffs because the NFC West is so good. It will be tough to do that again as Arizona has 20 free agents to deal with. One will probably get the franchise tag. Making things more complicated is the limited money available to sign players, so there may be some tough cuts coming.
1/16/14: The Cardinals seem to be stuck in cycle. They fired head coach Ken Whisenhunt after the 2012 season, presumably because they had a terrible season. Of course, they did not have a quality QB at the helm. The team won 10 games this season, but they did have a competent QB in Carson Palmer. Perhaps the blame should not have been put on Whisenhunt, but rather on those in charge of personel. Indecently, Whisenhunt was the OC for the Chargers this year (with a good QB in Philip Rivers) and is now a hot candidate for several head coaching jobs.
1/9/14: The Cardinals were the odd man out this season. They finished with 10 wins but missed out of the playoffs because the NFL values division wins so much. The case could be made that the top six teams should go to the playoffs and not the division winners plus two wild cards. In that scenario, the Cardinals would have made the playoffs while Green Bay sits at home. Of course, a reason for division winners is that the divisions are regional. If there is no representation from a region, then the NFL may lose viewers during the postseason. Once again, money is undefeated.
1/2/14: Arizona got the raw end of the deal this season after posting a very impressive 10-6 record but not making the playoffs. That same record would have won both the NFC East and North, but the Cardinals are stuck in the NFC West. The Cardinals do not have much work to do this offseason aside from keeping defensive coordinator Todd Bowles. Bowles has been invited by the Cleveland Browns to interview for their head coaching position, and there are reports that Minnesota is interested as well. Not making the playoffs is a tough break for Arizona, but this team will be competitive again next season.
12/26/13: The Cardinals deserve a lot of credit. With their season on the line, they went into Seattle and won a game that keeps their playoff hopes alive. In the meantime, they snapped Seattle's 14 game home winning streak, which is point of pride to those fans in the Pacific Northwest. It was not an offensive display by any means. Rather, it was the Cardinals' defense that really rose to the occasion in the 17-10 win. Arizona sits at 10-5 on the season and host the 11-4 San Francisco 49ers on Sunday afternoon in a game that has major playoff implications throughout the league.
12/19/13: The Cardinals kept their slim playoff hopes alive by knocking off the Tennessee Titans 37-34 in overtime last Sunday. Arizona improved to 9-5 on the season, but are stuck behind the 49ers and either the Carolina Panthers or the New Orleans Saints for the last wild card spot. Arizona almost blew this game. They led by 17 points in the fourth quarter but allowed Tennessee to tie it up and force overtime. The Cardinals need some help to get to the playoffs, but at least secured a winning record for the season. They play the Seahawks in Week 16.
12/12/13: Give Arizona credit, they are not going down quietly. The Cardinals kept their playoff hopes alive by beating division rival St. Louis 30-10 at home. Carson Palmer recorded the second best passing day in franchise history (measured by efficiency). Larry Fitzgerald had 12 catches, over 100 yards, and a touchdown as well. But this game was defined by the Cardinals' defense who completely shut down the Rams running game. That forced the Rams to rely on backup QB Kellen Clemmons to win the game with his arm, and that just was not happening. The Cardinals (8-5) travel to Tennessee to face the 5-8 Titans in Week 15.
12/5/13: The Cardinals had played pretty well of late (albeit against lower quality teams for the most part), but had earned their way into the playoff discussion. Those hopes took a big hit last Sunday when Arizona could not rally and overcome Philadelphia and the Eagles potent offense. Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians was not happy with the officiating and sent the league many plays where he felt the refs erred. The loss drops the Cardinals to 7-5 and a game behind both Carolina and the 49ers for a wild-card spot. Arizona hosts the Rams (5-7) this Sunday, which is one of the teams that beat them earlier in the year.
11/28/13: Believe it or not, but the Cardinals have a great shot at making the playoffs this season. They are dominant at home, which they showed by dismantling the struggling Indianapolis Colts 40-11. It turns out that Carson Palmer can still play and he knows how to use star WR Larry Fitzgerald. Speaking of Fitzgerald, he became the youngest person to reach 11,000 yards during the blowout. Arizona still has a tough schedule ahead of them, and has to go back through the NFC West. But first, Arizona (6-5) heads to Philadelphia to face the 6-5 Eagles this Sunday.
11/21/13: The Cardinals continued to stay in the playoff hunt with a 27-14 win at Jacksonville last Sunday. Arizona improved to 6-4 on the season as Carson Palmer rallied the team from a 14-7 deficit for the win. Palmer threw for 419 yards and two touchdowns and wide receiver Michael Floyd had a career day with 193 yards receiving and a score. Arizona is in the thick of the playoff hunt, and should not be overlooked heading into the final stretch of the season. The Cardinals get a good measuring stick this weekend when they host the AFC South-leading Indianapolis Colts (7-3).
11/14/13: Believe it or not, but the Arizona Cardinals have a chance at a wild card spot and currently sit at 5-4. While the NFC West title is likely out of reach with Seattle sitting at 9-1, they are only one game behind the San Francisco 49ers. The Cardinals' defense has been fairly stout all season and they are aided by a fairly weak out-of-division schedule. They beat the reeling Houston Texans 27-24 last Sunday with the defense again scoring. Carson Palmer threw for 242 yards and two touchdowns in the win. Arizona should get to six wins this week when they head to Jacksonville (1-8).
11/7/13: Arizona entered their Week 9 bye with a 4-4 record - good for third in the highly competitive NFC West. The Cardinals are in the wild card picture halfway through the year, but need to some damage by beating some division rivals in the home stretch. Rookie Andre Ellington has emerged as the go-to running back for the team, which may make this Rashad Mendenhall's only season with the Cardinals. Arizona's next two game are against the Houston Texans and Jacksonville Jaguars, which should put them at 6-4 heading into the homestretch and a possible playoff birth.
10/31/13: Arizona evened up their record after taking down the struggling Atlanta Falcons at home last Sunday, 27-13. The Cardinals scored three touchdowns in the second quarter, and that was really all they needed. Rookie Andre Ellington continued to impress and had an 80 yard touchdown run. WR Larry Fitzgerald became the youngest player with 800 receptions at 30 years and 57 days. The Arizona defense got to Matt Ryan and intercepted four passes. They picked off five passes last year against the Falcons. Arizona can enjoy the week off as they have a bye in Week 9.
10/24/13: The Arizona Cardinals are trying everything they can to prove the experts wrong and finish better than third or fourth in the NFC West. It looks like they have a bit of work left, however. Arizona hosted the division leading Seattle Seahawks on the Thursday Night Game but lost 34-22. QB Carson Palmer continues to throw picks at an Eli Manning pace, giving two more to Seattle in the game. He has 13 on the season, and 11 of those in his last five games. QR Larry Fitzgerald was a non-factor with only two catches for 17 yards. The Cardinals dropped to 3-4 on the season and host Atlanta this week.
10/17/13: The San Francisco 49ers apparently took a page from the St. Louis Rams on Sunday by using tight end Vernon Davis to make big plays. The Cardinals have had trouble covering tight ends all season and it came back to bite them again in a 32-20 loss in San Francisco. While QB Carson Palmer threw for nearly 300 yards and two touchdowns, it simply was not enough on this day. The loss dropped the Cardinals to 3-3 on the season and tied with the Rams for third in the NFC West. They have no time to rest or feel bad, though. They host the division leading Seahawks (5-1) on Thursday.
10/10/13: Arizona improved to 3-2 with a defense-led 22-6 win over the visiting Carolina Panthers. The Cardinals defense recorded seven sacks (something the Cardinals were accustomed to surrendering last season) on Cam Newton and limited the Panthers to just a pair of field goals. Carson Palmer threw for only 175 yards, one touchdown, and three interceptions. That was okay because his defense bailed him out with a few picks of their own. Arizona remains tied with San Francisco for second in the NFC West, and will visit the 49ers this Sunday in an important NFC West showdown.
10/3/13: Arizona showed some life by rallying in the second half to beat the winless Tampa Bay Buccaneers 13-10 on the road last Sunday. After allowing the Bucs to take a 10-0 lead into halftime, the Cardinals utterly confused the Bucs offense and first time starter rookie quarterback Mike Glennon. Larry Fitzgerald caught a touchdown pass then Jay Feely kicked the winning field goal with 1:27 left in the gam. Patrick Peterson picked off Glennon to end the game. So changing QBs did not help Tampa. Arizona (2-2) goes back home to host the 1-2 Carolina Panthers on Sunday afternoon.
9/26/13: Arizona spent the weekend in New Orleans, but it was not the party they had hoped for. In a game pitting one of the league's best defenses against a top offense, the offense (New Orleans) came out a big 31-7 winner. The Cardinals' offense, which had been pretty good in the first two weeks of the season, was stagnant. QB Carson Palmer only managed 187 yards with zero TDs and two interceptions. The Saints offense gashed the Card's defense and this game was never really close. The good news is that the Cardinals (1-2) have a chance for redemption this Sunday when visit the Buccaneers (0-3).
9/19/13: Arizona got their first win of the season by beating the Detroit Lions 25-21 at home last Sunday. Rashard Mendenall had a big game for the Cardinals, running in the manner that the team envisioned when they signed him. The Cardinals got a big help when the Lions' star running back Reggie Bush left the game with a leg injury in the second quarter. Arizona will see another high-flying offense in the New Orleans Saints this Sunday. This will be a good test for both teams, as we get a great offense (at home) against a great defense.
9/12/13: Opening weekend taught us that this is not the same Cardinals team that finished 1-11 last season. Arizona traveled to St. Louis to face the Rams, and even led by double digits in the third quarter. The Rams defense tightened up and their offense scored 14 points in the final frame, giving St. Louis a 27-24 victory. But the Cardinals were much better than last year now that they have Carson Palmer. They may have lost the game, but this will be a tough team to beat for anyone this season. The Cardinals will try to bounce back this Sunday when they host Reggie Bush and the 1-0 Detroit Lions.
9/4/13: Arizona will open the season against St. Louis, the city the franchise left 25 years ago (and St. Louis fans have not forgotten nor have forgiven). The Cardinals seem like the afterthought in the NFC West, which may be the best division in all of the NFL. However, the team has made major improvements on offense, especially with the acquisition of Carson Palmer at QB. Palmer threw for over 4,000 yards lst season in only 14 games - and that was with a terrible Oakland offense. Now that he has Larry Fitzgerald, he is poised to do even more and sneak up on St. Louis, San Francisco, and Seattle.
8/29/13: The Cardinals have a lot of optimism going into the regular season, particularly now that they have a serviceable quarterback in Carson Palmer and still have a pretty fine defense. The team has not been shy about their plans to use second year cornerback and kick returner Patrick Peterson on offense. Peterson claims there are about 60 plays drawn up with him on offense, though coach Bruce Arains will likely be smart enough not to overdo it and risk injury to their best defensive player for the simple sake of having him play two ways this season.
8/22/13: The Cardinals are the afterthought in the NFC West. San Francisco and Seattle get the majority of the headlines while St. Louis is acknowledged as an up and coming team. But many forget that the Cardinals defense is likely among the top 10 in the league. They shut out Green Bay in the first preseason game, and did not allow a touchdown until their eight quarter. Add a legitimate QB in Carson Palmer and an underrated Rashard Mendenhall in the backfield, and the Cardinals are actually a pretty promising team. In short, this division is wide open, no matter what the experts are saying in August.
8/15/13: The Cardinals realize that they need their best playmakers to get the ball. They also know that three of the best defenses in the NFL are in their division, so they have to be creative. New head coach Bruce Arians is trying to kill both those birds with a single stone by experimenting with cornerback and kick returner Patrick Peterson on offense. Peterson is a dynamic playmaker and could be an offensive weapon at times. That being said, there are probably plenty of Arizona fans that do not want to risk him getting injured by going accross the middle or running routes.
8/8/13: The Cardinals may have just gotten better by default. The NFC West is, by consensus, the toughest division in the NFL this season. While it is true that the Cardinals have added talent in the roster by getting a real QB and some secondary help - the real story is that the 49ers and the Seahawks got worse. Injuries have hit the two favorite NFC West teams hard, and that opens the door for Arizona to at least compete in the division for a playoff spot. It also helps to have Larry Fitzgerald and rising WR Michael Floyd on your roster.
8/1/13: New Arizona Cardinals QB Carson Palmer is starting to like the make up of the team this season. The Cardinals just signed John Abraham to fortify their defensive front. Abraham is on the downside of his career, but he still led the Atlanta Falcons in sacks last season. The Cardinals are quietly improving their roster and letting the Seahawks and 49ers get all the media attention. At this point, the consensus is that the NFC West is the best division in the NFL, a far cry from just a couple years ago when Seattle won the division with a 7-9 record.
7/25/13: An interesting feud is brewing in the desert, as rookie cornerback Tyrann Mathieu says that NFL analyst Mike Mayock is his motivation. Mayock analyzed Mathieu and said he was a third or fourth round pick (he went in the third round), and that he would be a nickle package guy and a kick returner. He also said a lot of positive things about the Honeybadger, so it is difficult to understand why Mathieu believes he has a harsh critic in Mayock. To be fair, a lot of other people said a lot of worse things about the player, but most of that was due to his off-field activities that landed him in trouble in college.
7/18/13: It may be easy to dismiss the Cardinals as a contender, particularly since the team lost 11 of its last 12 games in 2012. Though some may remember that they beat both Seattle and New England on the road in their first four games - when QB Kevin Kolb was healthy. With Carson Palmer now under center, defensive end Calais Campbell is convinced they can win the division. They actually have a very good defense and will cause problems for the rest of the NFC West if they can start to score some points this season.
7/11/13: The NFC West may well be the best division in the NFL this season, and that is only a few years removed from when Seattle won the division with a 7-9 record. Most of the publicity goes to San Francisco and Seattle, who are both considered to be Super Bowl contenders. St. Louis is beefed up and a lot of experts expect them to make a move this season. Arizona has quietly added key talent as well, particularly with the acquisition of a real QB in Carson Palmer. The team still has a strong defense, and in case anyone forgot, they still have super WR Larry Fitzgerald.
7/4/13: Everyone knows by now that the Cardinals are a dysfunctional franchise. Last season, they started off 4-0, only to lose in terrible fashion to the Rams on a Thursday night game - they won only one more game the rest of the season. The quarterback situation and offensive line was a complete mess - though they did have a pretty good defense. The Cardinals are hoping that new QB Carson Palmer will bring some Kurt Warner karma to the team and be able to get the ball to Larry Fitzgerald. Fantasy football players are hoping for the same thing - especially since it is so disheartening to see an elite talent be wasted by terrible play from others.
6/27/13: New Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians is worried about only one rookie - Ryan Swope. The wide receiver has been held out of offseason workouts because he is still dealing with concussion issues he suffered when in college. Arians was surprised that Swopes was not cleared to practice, and there is really nothing the player can do except wait it out. Arians saw Austin Collie deal with the same issue last year as the Colts OC/interim HC. If Swopes can get healthy, he could be a steal. The Cardinals got him in the 6th round of the draft - but that was because other teams were afraid of his four concussions in college.
6/20/13: Some inspiring news for the Cardinals as QB coach Freddie Kitchens made an appearance at OTAs. Kitchens recently had surgery on an aorta, but he wanted to see his quarterbacks practice. Head coach Bruce Arians did not want him around - but that is more because he needs to recuperate rather than not be part of the team. If his recovery remains strong, then he could be back for training camp next month - even if it is in a limited role. In the meantime, the QB corps is in good hands with Arians, who developed Ben Roethlisberger and Andrew Luck.
6/13/13: The Arizona Cardinals' offensive line, by definition, has to be better than last season when they were a virtual turnstile for pass rushers. Part of that was the absence of left tackle Levi Brown after he tore a triceps. Brown is back, and new head coach Bruce Arians considers him to be an elite player. He will have to be considering the team plays in the NFC West and will see the pass rush of the St. Louis Rams, San Francisco 49ers, and Seattle Seahawks six times in the regular season, possibly more if they make the playoffs.
6/6/13: Most people did not notice back in April when the Cardinals released guard Adam Snyder. But Snyder was designated as a "June 1" cut. Ignoring all the financial maneuverings, it simply means that the Cardinals will get an extra $3 million of cap space this NFL year. That means that the team now has close to $11 million of cap space. That extra space will help in bringing in some training camp cuts to help the team compete in what is now a very competitive NFC West Division. Perhaps another offensive lineman would help - they could have used that last year.
5/30/13: Carson Palmer is in love again. This time with his new head coach Bruce Arians. Palmer praised his new coach's philosophy on offense and keeping the OTAs fun. No one likes OTAs, but Palmer actually says they are enjoyable under this regime. The Cardinals also signed troubled rookie Tyrann Mathieu and will be putting him through frequent drug tests. Mathieu did get a rookie signing bonus, but it will be spread out over the life of the contract, allowing Arizona to keep the money if Mathieu fails a drug test and faces disciplinary action by the team or league.
5/23/13: The Cardinals may be the most underrated team heading into the 2013 season. Yes, the team was 5-11 or 6-10 or whatever it was. But they won their first four games last year behind Kevin Kolb - including a win at New England. Then they fell apart due to having no one at QB. Now they have Carson Palmer at QB and an upgraded offensive line. All of the talk in the NFC West has been on the 49ers and Seahawks. However, the Rams and Cardinals both have good teams that could knock one or both of the front runners out of the running.
5/16/13: Arizona is shoring up their defense by signing former Cardinal Karlos Dansby to a one year deal. Dansby is a capable linebacker who was drafted by the Cardinals, but spent the last several years in Miami. Arizona may want him because he is insurance for Daryl Washington. Washington is already suspended for the first four games of the season, and new legal troubles may keep him out longer. The Cardinals already have rookie Kevin Minter, free agent Jasper Brinkley, and returning player Reggie Walker at the position as well. This may mean that Arizona does not believe Washington will be back any time soon.
5/9/13: The Cardinals finally got their QB when they traded (essentially nothing) for Carson Palmer. With that settled, they gained some attention by selecting former LSU cornerback Tyrann Mathieu (Honey Badger) and his lengthy off field problems. That story has run its cycle until training camp (or arrest). Now the Cardinals have to deal with allegations of domestic abuse against Daryl Washington. The victim (mother of Washington's baby) was choked and had a broken collerbone. Washington is out on bail. He was already suspended for the first four games for substance abuse, but may face more time off.
5/2/13: The Cardinals have never been known as a team that drafted well. There are some exceptions, such as Aneas Williams and Larry Fitzgerald. However, there are a lot more Matt Lienarts in the team's history books. With the seventh pick this year, they selected North Carolina's Johnathan Cooper as a guard for new QB Carson Palmer. Their biggest move was selecting the troubled Tyrann Mathieu, formerly a corner for LSU. The "Honey Badger" was kicked off the LSU team for failing multiple drug tests. In Arizona, he will have former teammate Patrick Peterson for mentorship and will play safety.
4/25/13: With the release of the schedules, we get to see that life for the Cardinals just gets tougher. The Cardinals will play the seventh toughest schedule in 2013, at least according to 2012 standings. Meanwhile, the Denver Broncos, who finished first in league in wins play the statistically easiest schedule. The team has two games against each of the NFC West, which is tough. Plus they play the AFC South, which includes Indianapolis and Houston, as well as the NFC South – which means New Orleans and Atlanta. This means that the Cardinals will play seven games against playoff teams from last year.
4/18/2013: Now that the Cardinals have finally completed the trade for Carson Palmer, it looks like their quarterback situation is set for the time being. Arizona was the punchline to many jokes last season behind their inept offense, but people should not forget that they started off 4-0, including a win in New England, when Kevin Kolb was healthy. They disintegrated after that and were forced to fire head coach Ken Whisenhunt and release Kolb. They did have a good defense, though defensive coordinator Ray Horton left for Cleveland. If they can improve their offensive line, the Cardinals may well surprise a lot of people this season.
4/11/13: Contrary to popular opinion, Cardinals defensive back Patrick Peterson loves the new crown rule in the NFL. The crown rule forbids those running with the football to use the crown of their helmets as weapon. This is a standard move with most running back, who say that it is a natural defensive position. Peterson, however, thinks that Commissioner Roger Goodell is doing the right thing by trying to make the game safer. Of course, he has probably been on the receiving end of many of those head spears, so it makes sense that a defensive player is the first to come out in support of the new rule.
4/4/13: Arizona added a new quarterback to their roster, as completely expected. The Cardinals orchestrated a trade with Oakland for Carson Palmer, giving up a conditional 7th round pick if Palmer plays in 13 more games next year. Oakland did not have much to stand on. They could have cut Palmer, but are betting that he can get through most of the season and they can get the 240th pick for him. Oakland lost all their leverage when they traded for Matt Flynn from Seattle. The winner in this may be Larry Fitzgerald who will finally play again with a QB who can throw a ball.
3/28/13: It is looking more and more likely that Carson Palmer and the Oakland Raiders will part ways in the near future. Oakland wants Palmer to take a big paycut, yet surprisingly the quarterback is reluctant to do so. Rumors now indicate that the Arizona Cardinals will pursue Palmer if (when) he becomes a free agent. The Cardinals QB woes since Kurt Warner retired are well documented, and the team will go nowhere until they get a quality signal caller. The news is not surprisingly in the least, and really makes sense because there are no more quarterbacks on the open market that anyone wants.
3/21/13: Arizona fans probably do not want to hear this announcement in September: "Introducing your Arizona Cardinals starting quarterback…Drew Stanton". Or it could be Bryan Hoyer. Or it could be any number of journeyman backups that are floating around the league. The Cardinals cut Kevin Kolb and his massive contract, but still do not have a solution for the QB position. Truth be told, Kolb was not completely awful as the starter, but he was injured a lot and had a massive salary cap hit. Meanwhile, Larry Fitzgerald keeps running 40 yards and coming back to the huddle.
3/14/13: The Cardinals released often injured running back Beanie Wells this week. The move was not a surprise, and Wells even said late last season that he expected to get cut and was simply auditioning for other teams. Wells is a talented runner, and no one doubts that. However, he has often been injured throughout his professional and college career, leaving many to give him the dreaded 'fragile' tag. Well will likely turn up on another roster, but no indications on where that would be. In the meantime, the Cardinals may be close to signing former Browns' kick returner Josh Cribbs.
3/7/13: The Cardinals' defense must have realized a new level of anguish last season. The unit was one of the best in the league last season - even upsetting New England in Foxborough last September. But they had to watch that brutal offense every week, with no offensive line and even less quarterbacking. Defensive coordinator Ray Horton led that defense, but he is now in Cleveland after he was passed over for the head coaching position for Bruce Arians. Can Arians fix Kevin Kolb and make the team competitive? That is the million dollar question in the desert.
2/21/13: New Cardinals' defensive coordinator Todd Bowles does not expect much in the way of change for the Arizona defense next season. Former DC Ray Horton was the architect behind the Arizona defense and brought in top talent and a strong gameplan. He left in the offseason after Arians was named head coach instead of him, and joined the Cleveland Browns as their DC by the next day. New head coach Bruce Arians, the reigning NFL Coach of the Year, brought in Bowles. Arians coach Bowles at Temple in the mid-1980's and the two have been friends ever since.
2/14/13: The Cardinals, and everyone else, found out that running back Jarvis James will be suspended for the first four games of the 2013 season for violating the league's substance abuse policy. James has not played since 2010, and will be allowed to participate in off-season workouts and training camp, and preseason games. James tore his ACL in the final preseason game against Denver last year and missed all of 2012. His last regular season game was with the Colts, where he totaled 112 yards on 46 carries. He was waived by Indianapolis in 2011 after being arrested for marijuana possession.
2/7/13: No doubt that Bruce Arians was hired as head coach at least in part for his work with rookie quarterback Andrew Luck as well as Ben Roethlisberger previously. He is considered by some to be a quarterback guru (so was Mike Martz), though he will need a quarterback to mentor. Current QB Kevin Kolb claims that he will restructure his contract to stay in town. Fans, however, are clamoring for someone new. There is some media speculation on trying to swing a deal for Patriots backup Ryan Mallet. Other possibilities include Matt Flynn and Alex Smith.
1/31/13: First and foremost, the Arizona Cardinals need a quarterback to compete in the NFC West next season. That is not news to anyone who remotely follows the NFL, but it is still true. The Cardinals had a very good defense, though defensive coordinator Ray Horton has moved on to Cleveland as the DC under new head coach Rob Chudzinski. New Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians has his work cut out for him in finding the new QB. Alex Smith, Matt Flynn, T.J. Yates, and Michael Vick are possible options, or the team could try to draft a Geno Smith or Mike Glennon.
1/24/13: The Arizona Cardinals finally found their head coach, hiring Indianapolis Colts offensive coordinator and interim head coach Bruce Arians. Arians took over for Chuck Pagano for 12 games this past season when Pagano was diagnosed with leukemia. He led the Colts to a 9-3 record behind a rookie quarterback (Andrew Luck) and the Colts unexpectedly made the playoffs. Arians inherits a QB mess in the desert with no real starter. The team may try to trade for Matt Flynn, Mark Sanchez, Tim Tebow, or Alex Smith this off season to try to fill the huge void.
1/17/13: Getting Lindsey Lohan to attend one of her hearings is more likely than the Cardinals landing a big name to be their next head coach. Andy Reid picked Kansas City while Denver OC Mike McCoy took the San Diego job. Hard to blame either. Arizona is in the suddenly tough NFC West, with San Francisco and Seattle (both playoff teams), as well as St. Louis (who should be a playoff team next year). Add to that no real quarterback or offensive line, and candidates realize they are being set up to fail. Still in the running are Bengals OC Jay Gruden, Steeler OC Todd Haley, and Cardinals DC Ray Horton.
1/10/13: Immediately following the firings on Black Monday, Andy Reid was reported to be the leading candidate for the Arizona head coaching position. Reid did draft and coach Kevin Kolb in Philadelphia, and the team does have a strong defense and skilled receivers. In fact, they may just be an offensive line away from being competitive. However, the Kansas City Chiefs apparently intercepted Reid and convinced him that he would be best in their organization. As it stands, the Cardinals are still looking for a replacement for Ken Whisenhut, and may take a few more weeks to identify his successor.
1/3/13: The Cardinals' season has mercifully ended with a 27-13 loss to the 49ers. Arizona started off the season 4-0, including a victory at New England. But things went horribly wrong after that, and the team was just 1-11 for the rest of the season. The offensive line could not protect anything, and starting quarterback Kevin Kolb got hurt. The lack of offense cost head coach ken Wisenhunt his job on Black Monday. Andy Reid is reportedly the leading candidate to replace him, and Wisenhunt is expected to interview with Buffalo in the next few days or weeks.
12/27/12: The Cardinals season started off so well - they won their first four games. Then they lost their next nine. Sunday was more of the same as the Chicago Bears visited the desert. Arizona's quarterback play was ineffective again. The only points scored were two field goals and a block kick returned for a touchdown. Running back Beanie Wells made waves after the game by saying he was auditioning for all the other teams in the league and does not expect to be back next season. It may be for the best for him. The Cardinals are 5-10 heading into their final game, against San Francisco, and are going no where without a decent quarterback.
12/20/12: If Arizona had any semblance of an offense then they could be a wild card contender. But the team continues to struggle moving the ball and must rely on defense for any competitive edge. QB Ryan Lindley managed only 104 yards in the air, with no touchdowns and one interception. Yet the Cardinals broke their nine game losing skid with a 38-10 win in Detroit on the backs of three interceptions and three rushing TDs by Beanine Wells. The speculation mill is in full effect as experts try to guess who will be the starting quarterback for the Cardinals next season.
12/13/12: Arizona has serious problems. Seattle forced eight turnovers and pulled their starting quarterback early in the third quarter en route to a 58-0 thrashing of the Cardinals. AZ QBs Max Skelton and Ryan Lindley combined for zero points, about 130 yards passing, and four interceptions. Perhaps the Cardinals got a good first hand view of Seahawks backup Matt Flynn who may be a free agent after the season. In any case, the Cardinals are not at all the same team that started 4-0, and have now fallen to 4-9. Assuming the NFL does not relegate the Cardinals to minor league status, Arizona will play Detroit this Sunday.
12/6/12: The Jets and the Cardinals have six quarterbacks on the roster between them. But not one is considered a true starter by most experts. Ryan Lindley got his second career start for the Gridbirds, but only managed 72 yards in the air, with no touchdowns and one interception. Arizona was 0-15 on third downs (though the Jets were not much better). Ultimately, the Jets won 7-6, but neither team feels any level of comfort about their respective quarterback positions. The Cardinals fell to 4-8, and now must travel to Seattle for a division game this coming Sunday.
9/22/12: For the first time in 38 years, the Arizona Cardinals have started off their season 3-0. In a battle of unbeaten teams, the Cardinals defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 27-6. The Arizona defense held the Eagles offense in check, sacking Michael Vick five times and returning a fumble for a touchdown. Current Cardinals quarterback and former Eagles quarterback Kevin Kolb had a strong homecoming. Kolb threw for 222 yards with two touchdown passes. His receiver Larry Fitzgerald caught nine balls for 114 yards and a touchdown. Fitzgerald became the youngest player in NFL history to reach 700 receptions. The Cardinals started the game off strong with Kolb throwing two touchdown passes and Jay Feely hitting a 47-yard field goal to give them a 24-0 lead by halftime. James Sanders returned a fumble 93 yards for a touchdown as the Eagles were driving late in the second quarter.
4/12/12 One of the unfortunate losers of the Peyton Manning sweepstakes, the Arizona Cardinals will have to pick up the pieces and return without the quarterback they had hoped would arrive to save them and return them to the glory they experienced during their improbable Super Bowl run in 2008. However, they'll have to do with John Skelton and Kevin Kolb in 2012, not exactly the future Cardinals fans hoped for when Kurt Warner bid farewell. Despite an 8-8 finish in 2011, the Cardinals still have plenty of holes to fill on both sides of the ball and will look to address those needs in the upcoming NFL Draft.
Arizona Cardinals Tickets - Team History
Not many outside of the Arizona Cardinals' faithful fans would realize this, but the Cardinals are actually the NFL's oldest franchise. Established in Chicago in 1898, the Cardinals currently play in the five-year-old University of Phoenix Stadium. A Super Bowl appearance in 2008 gave the team a shot to win its first title since the 1947 season, but Santonio Holmes' touchdown grab in the back of the endzone sealed a Pittsburgh Steelers victory.
Arizona Cardinals Tickets - 2011 Season Info
Arizona's 5-11 record was actually better than their statistics would indicate. On offense, it's going to come down to the quarterback position. Tim Hightower, Beanie Wells, and second-rounder Ryan Matthews is a strong backfield. Larry Fitzgerald is Larry Fitzgerald, and Steve Breaston is a quality number two receiver. Projected starter John Skelton, or whoever wins the QB battle, has to move the ball through the air. Nobody can run on an NFL defense when the passing game is all but taken out of the equation. Many believe Patrick Peterson, the LSU cornerback selected fifth overall, was the best available player in the draft. If Peterson and Dominique Rodgers- Cromartie turn into Arizona's version of Darrelle Revis and (Dominique's cousin) Antonio Cromartie, the Cardinals will have a top-flight secondary for years to come.
Arizona Cardinals Tickets - 2011 Schedule
Pack those stands for Week 1, Cardinals fans! Hosting the Carolina Panthers and their 2-14 2010 is the best Week 1 any NFL team can hope for. Back to back games against the Steelers and Ravens in Weeks 6 and 7 is going to be brutal for an offense that is probably going to struggle moving the ball once again. But if Skelton or Max Hall shows up this year, who knows? Fans know Fitzgerald will catch almost anything thrown his way, even in the double and sometimes triple coverage that he knows is coming. If the offensive line and Beanie Wells or Virginia Tech rookie Ryan Williams can prove to defenses that the Cardinals can move the ball on the ground, Fitzgerald and the quarterback club will have a much easier time this season.
Arizona Cardinals Tickets - The Players
Larry Fitzgerald has a new QB to throw him the ball. Kevin Kolb has yet to show he can be a consistent starter in the NFL but has shown glimpses of greatness. The Cardinals have yet to bounce back after their loss in the Super Bowl but they are making moves to help the team out. Beanie Wells is the expected starter and needs another big season. The loss of Dominique Rodgers- Cromartie was big but has given the Cardinals more cap room to play around and hunt for free agents.
Arizona Cardinals Schedule & Key Dates
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Burlap Family Album
Create your own hand made albums by using a chipboard album as your base.
Designed by Greta Hammond, courtesy of RPA.
Material List
- Chipboard Burlap Album
- Scrapbook Paper - Assorted of Choice
- Scissors
- Craft Punches - Scalloped Edge Border and Butterfly
- Stickers - Our Family and Assorted
- Stapler
- Brads
- Photos
- Paper Trimmer
- Tape
- Glue
Project Instructions
Cut green damask paper to 2½"x6½".
Punch two ¾"x6½" strips of brown cardstock with scalloped edge border punch.
Arrange scalloped edged strips on either side of green damask piece and then adhere to front of album.
Add "Our Family" dimensional sticker
Make orange flower by punching five 2" scalloped circles from orange paper. Stack circles and staple together in the center. Going layer by layer, scrunch up circles into the center and then unfold carefully to form flower. Add brown brad in the center to finish off.
Arrange and adhere flower to cover of album along with green floral leaves.
Add Journal piece along with the circle/heart dimensional sticker in the upper right corner.
Cover inside cover page with brown cardstock.
Cover first page with blue/green leaf paper.
Add ½" strip of brown cardstock slightly above bottom edge of page.
Mat 4"x2¾" photo onto brown cardstock. Adhere to page ¾" from top and centered horizontally. Add "Family" sticker.
Page Layout Idea #1
Cover both pages with green cardstock.
Punch two strip of brown cardstock with scalloped border punch.
Cut two pieces of green plaid paper to 1¾"x6". Adhere scalloped edge brown strips along one side. Adhere one piece to left page, flush to left edge with scalloped edge facing the middle. Adhere second piece to right page, flush to right edge with scalloped edge facing the middle.
Add dimensional tree sticker and journaling tag.
Add 3"x4½" photo along with journaling spot to right page.
Punch six small butterflies. Layer two together with a pop dot. Add brown gems in the center. Scatter butterflies around pages as shown.
Page Layout Idea #2
Cover both pages with orange paper.
Cut a 1¾"x6" piece of orange patterned paper and adhere to left edge of left page.
Cut a ¼" strip of brown cardstock and add to seam of orange patterned paper in above step.
Mat 4¼"x3" photo onto a 5"x3¾" piece of green cardstock. Add to left page.
Add cluster of embellishments include journaling spot, dimensional sticker and leaf to lower left corner of photo.
Cut a piece of brown cardstock to 3¼" square. Round the top edges and adhere flush to bottom edge and ¾" from right edge of right page.
Mat a 3½"x2½" photo onto a piece of 3¾"x2¾" of green cardstock. Adhere to right page, overlapping brown cardstock piece.
Add a 4"x½" strip of orange patterned paper, embellished with small brads on ends to brown cardstock piece as shown.
Finish embellishing page with three leaves and "our history" sticker clustered together.


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Before running, our phosphate was 1.3 ppm in the Hannah meter. I am running less than recommended by the BRS calculator only because I didn't want to completely shock the system. However, after less than 3 days it's down to 0.03 ppm. Wow! I'm going to continue testing in another few days to see if it drops further. If not, I will bump up to the recommended level. Thanks, BRS for another couple of great products! Worth the price!
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This seems to be a great value. Given the size of my tank and the rate the GFO is being used up, this is pretty affordable way to control phosphates. I highly recommend.
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Phosphate Removal By Matt on 2/17/14Matt would recommend this product to a friendWorks great at controlling phosphates. Also, works well in a media reactor as I use it with the TLF media reactor with a maxi-jet pump.
Must have for any reef tank By James on 1/25/14James would recommend this product to a friendI've been using the brs standard gfo and this gfo makes a huge difference. I couldn't keep my phosphate under .06 with the standard stuff. Now I've got it down to .01 in only the first week of using this product! I'm very happy even though it's a little more money.
Must buy! By devon on 1/10/14devon would recommend this product to a friendi really love this media, i have seen drastic changes while using this. i tends to last long than the cheaper stuff. less dust is a big plus. i must say though what until it is on sales thats when i order it.
phosphate killer By Theodore on 1/6/14Theodore would recommend this product to a friendThis gfo took my phosphates from .5 to undetectable . Amazing stuff now my corals are way more colorful and polyps are fully extended. Couldn't be happier with this product.
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by Jeff on November 29, 2013, @9:32 AM
Will this work in a phosban 150?
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by Skopp on October 15, 2013, @3:19 PM
what is the amount of GFO HC you would normally run in a 120 gallon reef?
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For a tank that size you would want to run 1 cup of GFO. The easiest way to do the math is to use the BRS Calculator right here:
by Scott on September 1, 2013, @8:58 AM
Can I use the high capacity in a small tank (30 gallon)?
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There isn't any minimum size limit to the high capacity gfo. It can be used in any aquarium it just happens to be more popular in larger tanks because you don't need as much media. Its handy when your trying to keep the equipment smaller while still maintaining the same effect.
by Kevin on October 10, 2013, @10:31 AM
Does the high capacity GFO have to be tumbled in a reactor or could I place it in a media bag and put it in a high flow area of my sump?
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It is best when tumbled in a fluidized bed reactor as the media otherwise has a tendency to harden into a brick, but even placed in a filter sock would be better then nothing.
by Brandon on October 4, 2013, @12:46 PM
How much do u start out with in your reactor? Is there a measurement per gallon ratio?
Bulk Reef Supply Hi Brandon,
It depends on how large your tank is. The easiest way to do the math is to use our reef calculator at the link below. You enter the size of the tank and the type of GFO you want to use, it will tell you how much GFO to add.
Two Types of GFO:
- Granular GFO is varied in its shapes and requires the least amount of flow to tumble. Good for reactors.
- High Capacity GFO is twice as dense as Granular GFO, so twice as much material will fit into a reactor. It's extremely hard and has less dust to begin with. Fewer fines will be created during use and transportation. By volume, High Capacity GFO will remove roughly twice the phosphate compared to the same volume of Granular GFO. Best overall performance.
Special note on fighting existing algae problems: Algae needs three main nutrients to grow: phosphate, nitrate and light. Reducing any one of these will significantly slow down algae growth but may not completely solve your issue. Once algae takes hold, it can be a difficult battle but it is winnable. The best offense against algae is to take preventative measures and attack nutrient before an outbreak is apparent. Use the following suggestions and be aggressive if an algae problem is already present:
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- Continuously remove as much algae as possible by hand.
- Add predators - nothing helps an algae outbreak as much as critters who eat it all day long. Various tangs, lawn mower blennies, crabs and snails are all good options. It is also theorized that a healthy pod population will also control algae growth before it gets a chance to take root.
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Classic Balance Ball® Chair
Get fit while you sit! Ergonomic support for a healthier back!
Gaiam's Balance Ball Chair continues to be a favorite for many customers. It's revolutionary in that it offers health and fitness benefits while you sit at home or the office. The patented design combines comfort and ergonomic back support, all at an affordable price. The Balance Ball Chair was developed as an effective tool for strengthening core muscles and improving spinal alignment. Removable 52cm Balance Ball can be used for exercises on or off the chair. Easy assembly required. Available in classic charcoal with a black base. Taiwan.
Balance Ball Chair Benefits:
- The balance ball chair provides core strengthening, comfort and ergonomic back support
- Helps to improve spinal alignment and reduce nerve compression
- Designed for heights of 5'-5'11" and weights up to 300 lbs.
- Uses professional-grade anti-burst exercise ball
- Includes desktop workout guide to provide an effective low-impact workout and stretching routine
- Stable, yet lightweight base is made from molded PVC
- Balance Ball (included) is made from vinyl with no latex content
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- Measures 22"W x 31"H x 22"D; 13 lbs
Balance Ball Chair Set Includes:
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The BalanceBall Chair is not designed to fit persons 6' tall and taller or 4' 11" and shorter.
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It's just about time to begin prepping the garden for spring planting. Remarkably - a bunch of vegetables have survived the winter and as the frost has left the ground they have emerged and made their presence known.
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By the time any of you are reading this post I'll be out in the woods hunting my Thanksgiving dinner.
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NARS2000 is an experimental APL interpreter. The first NARS (Nested Arrays Research System) was designed and implemented in the early 1980s as a testbed for new ideas in APL, principally with nested arrays. A quarter of a century later, it's time to try again. The goal of this effort, as with the last one, is to foster new ideas about the language and its implementation. Language ideas include new functions, operators, and datatypes. Implementation ideas include algorithms to enhance code space (smaller executable), time space (faster execution times), or expressibility (clearer and more understandable code). A goal of the existing implementation is to be open and easy for others to change so new ideas may be inserted smoothly.
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Botanical Asperula Card
Sparkly embossing powder adds just the finishing touch to this gorgeous card!
Designed by Debi Hammons courtesy of Stampendous®.
Material List
- Stampendous Stamp – Botanical Asperula
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Fold 11"x4¼" Pansy cardstock in half to form card base.
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Glue ½"x4¼" Heather cardstock to bottom edge, lining up with the back of card.
Stamp Asperula on white cardstock with black ink. Color as desired.
Cut out image with large oval die using die cutting machine following manufacturer's instructions.
Cut out a Heather oval a little larger than the white one.
Holding the Heather oval upright, roll edge on a VersaFine™ ink pad, then in Sparkle Clear Silver embossing powder. Heat to set.
Glue white oval to purple oval. Glue to card front with dimensional adhesives.
Tie ribbon around bottom of card and knot on right side slightly under the ovals.