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- Tanzania does not produce or have any proven crude oil reserves, but the country contains 230 billion cubic feet (Bcf) of proven natural gas reserves, according to the Oil and Gas Journal.
- Tanzania is one of two countries (including Mozambique) that produce natural gas in East Africa. In 2011, Tanzania produced about 30 Bcf of natural gas from a field located on-and-offshore the Songo Songo Island, which lies off the coast of northern Tanzania. All of the country's natural gas production is locally consumed.
- The country expects to increase natural gas production in the next coming years from the Mnazi Bay Concession, located in southeast Tanzania in the Rovuma Basin. Currently, a gas pipeline is being constructed to transport the natural gas from Mnazi Bay to Tanzania's capitol city, Dar es Salaam.
- Tanzania does not export any natural gas, but there have been a series of offshore natural gas discoveries since 2010 that have boosted Tanzania's potential to become a natural gas exporter in the future.
- The BG Group, in partnership with Ophir Energy, and Statoil, in partnership with ExxonMobil, are leading exploration activities in offshore Tanzania. To-date, BG and Ophir have made seven discoveries amounting to more than 10 trillion cubic feet (Tcf) of recoverable natural gas resources. Statoil and ExxonMobil have made four discoveries amounting to 10 to 13 Tcf of recoverable natural gas resources.
- Along with natural gas, Tanzania also produces coal. The country produced 105 thousand short tons of coal in 2011, all of which was locally consumed. Tanzania also imports small amounts of coal (4 thousand short tons in 2011) to supplement domestic demand.
- According to the World Bank's latest data, only 14 percent of Tanzania's population has access to electricity. Electricity net generation in Tanzania was 4.3 billion kilowatthours in 2010, of which almost 60 percent was from hydropower and the remainder from fossil fuels. The vast majority of the population relies on traditional biomass and waste, mostly fuelwood, for heating and cooking.
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Much like in a residence, most visitors to the Puppy Parlor enter and spend their time in the front section (or parlor, if you will). Few ever step foot in the rear of the building, and definitely no visitors. The back room of the Puppy Parlor in Lisle has apparently been a well-kept secret - until now. Concerned citizens have expressed that it appears to be a puppy factory in its own right, within a store that sells dogs from puppy mills.
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Book Review: Crime of Fashion by José Latour, McClelland & Stewart, 2009
There are two kinds of terrible novels in the world: those that are simple, plot-driven and enormously entertaining (often happily consumed on the sly and not unlike Hollywood rom-coms or Kylie Minogue); and there are the kind that are just plain awful, akin to being trapped in a stopped elevator with a relentless, crushing bore. I quite like the former. I admit that even at this moment I have both an Anne Rice and a Dan Brown paperback surreptitiously filed on my bookshelf (spines facing inward), just waiting for a good headcold or snowstorm as an excuse to fall into a world of guilty pleasure reading. I am very sorry to report that José Latour's Crime of Fashion falls into the latter category.
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Dorada Discovers the Leisure Plans Offered by El Hierro through Limited Edition Bottles with Images of the Island
18 October 2012
This initiative was supported by the Island Council of El Hierro and the Vice-Ministry of Tourism of the Regional Government of Canarias
- This initiative is part of the campaign 'Dorada, 7 islas, muchos planes' (Dorada, 7 islands, many plans') which includes a limited edition of 840,000 bottles with designs depicting the leisure activities on all the islands
- With this recently started initiative, Compañía Cervecera wants to boost the tourism sector
- The practise of scuba diving and the traditional Descent of the Virgen de los Reyes became the centerpieces of the new label
Valverde, October 16th, 2012 - This morning, in the Island Council of El Hierro, Dorada launched its new bottle, featuring an original design showing the different leisure plans offered on the Island and supported by the Island Council, as well as the Vice-Ministry of Tourism of the Regional Government of Canarias
The councillor of Tourism of the Island Council of El Hierro, Verónica Montero, and Elías Rosales, director of Sponsorship of Compañía Cervecera de Canarias, were in attendance.
The main image on the bottle features the Orchilla lighthouse against a background of the sea of El Hierro, which represents one of its main appeals for tourists. In this case, the scuba activities, the tranquility of the infinite landscape of the island, and traditions like the Descent of the Virgen de los Reyes complete the leisure activities presented by Dorada.
This initiative is part of Dorada's tribute to the seven Islands, 'Dorada, 7 islas, muchos planes' (Dorada, 7 islands, many plans'), a campaign launched on the 15th that celebrates being from Canarias and living on the Islands.
For this, it has launched a limited edition of 840,000 Dorada bottles that include seven different models with labels depicting the main leisure plans offered by Tenerife, El Hierro, La Gomera, Fuerteventura, La Palma, Lanzarote and Gran Canaria, featuring the most characteristic and beautiful places on each of the islands.
The bottles depict the majesty of the scenery, the richness of the traditions and the variety of activities that can be enjoyed on the Islands, allowing both locals and the millions of people that chose Canarias as a vacation destination each year to enjoy a privileged setting and the best of plans.
The project started in December 2011 with the launch of a social media contest which allowed fans to submit their pictures of activities on the seven islands, which could potentially appear on the new limited edition Dorada bottles.
In addition, each bottle was to depict the most characteristic landscape, as chosen by each one of the town halls of the islands. The town halls wanted to join this initiative and handed over images that they considered to be the most emblematic of their island. These images served as the background for the leisure activities submitted by Dorada followers.
Each bottle has successfully fused a wide selection of images representative of the beauty, individuality and idiosyncrasy of each one of the seven islands. This allows everybody to build up a unique collection which, as a whole, is a good sample of what the Canary Islands are, what they offer and how they feel and live.
The bottles will be available in hospitality establishments on all of the Islands in the second half of October.
The campaign will be complemented by humourous spots in which Dorada highlights the various possibilities the islands have to offer to encourage everyone to experience their spectacular settings and to participate in the activities offered in each of them.
With this campaign, Compañía Cervecera demonstrates, once again, its commitment to Canarias, its society and its economy, by uniting the efforts of the Regional Government of Canarias and the town halls of the islands to reinforce the tourism sector.
About Compañía Cervecera de Canarias
Compañía Cervecera is one of the main national breweries and one of the main engines of economic and social development in Canarias: it boasts the creation of 7,000 direct and indirect jobs; it is a shareholder in several companies in Canarias; and it gives priority to local supplies in order to carry out production. Part of the international group SABMiller, the company counts more than 300 business owners from Canarias among its shareholders, approximately 30% of the total, and are represented by two members on the Board of Directors.
Compañía Cervecera produces its own brands of beer Dorada and Tropical, and under licence Carlsberg; it distributes international brands such as Pilsner Urquell, Peroni Nastro Azzurro, Miller Genuine Draft, Guinness and Kilkenny. Also, it has other beverages such as natural drinks Appletiser and the energetic Red Bull.
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HI everybody, I hope you are enjoying your free day today. I had mine yesterday. My husband likes to eat out on Saturdays so I am taking Saturday as free day. Today I have to get my LBWO in. For this week, I already cooked veggies, and brownrice. I think I am going to eat same thing everyday, that way I dont have to worry about cooking different food everytime. I dont know how its going wtih you, but for me, I have to cook for my kids and husband and all that smell makes me tempting, but I am goign to resist. I think I will do lot better than last week regarding food.
Welcome to the group S96766.I cant battle the will when it comes to chcoloate or anything that has sweet in it. Lol!
Greetings sireesha, I think you best option to combat those urges would be to include something in your meals that is somewhat sweet or enticing, BUT on the approved list (grapes, melons, bananas for examples) that will perhaps quell the urge to splurge so to speak. I have found that this helps and keep it in mind when you go shopping as well (maybe apples or oranges perhaps). You are right though, smells become very tempting when you are on a special program and they always seem to occur more often than they normally do as well (trying working at the WDW DHS studios where I work and we always have great smelling food aromas coming out of every restaurant near my shop). Hope this helps out. Keep Moving Forward everyone and how has your first week gone. Mine will actually end tommorrow because my chosen free day each week is Tuesday not Sunday. (a long explanation but due mainly to some of the classes at the gym on certain day and the lack of the pool for after workout ICE therapy .
Hi WPBill, I love banannas, I think I can add half a banana to my meal for sweet. Yesterday went good for me. I have to go and hit gym today. I know its not easy when you come out of gym and smell food from restaurants. But you are overpowering those temptations, thats great.
Does anybody know if we can eat a 6" subway sandwich as meal??. Like 9 wheat grain bread with chicken breast and some cheese and veggies and only mustard sauce on it? Or is 6" sub too big for a portion size?
Good Monday morning forum. Glad to see all of you posting so much - I'll try to be better. Speaking of BANANAS - I was craving something yucky yesterday, and instead had 1/2 banana and 1/2 of small container of choc. milk (low fat!!) - best craving fighter ever!
I did not do too well over the weekend, but thanks to all of you, did 20 minutes cardio this a.m. on the treadmill and already looking forward to tomorrows UBWO!! Thanks, folks.
Also, a nice "easy" carb for meal prep is canned wild rice (not sure if it's available everywhere - I believe the brand name is "CANOE" - I live in MN (wouldn't recommend THAT - 3+ inches of snow last night . . . more to come on Wednesday)!
Have a super day ya' all!!
Welcome to Week 2 everyone! I only lost a pound and a half last week, but since I started my new challenge right after finishing my last one, I didn't expect a giant number, so I'm happy with what I lost. I aim for 2 pounds a week, and that was pretty close. I also lost a half inch on the waistline. Of course, after weighing in yesterday, my son's birthday overtook the day, and needless to say, I probably gained back my weight loss in the amount of calories and types of calories I consumed yesterday. Oh well, it was free day, and it is what it is.
Started back on plan this morning with a tremendous LBWO. Remember in the BFL book when Bill Phillips talks about pulling your mental strength in to find your inner strength? That was me this morning. After doing squats, I went to lunges, and I got a few sets into those, and I just wanted to quit because of the pain. However, I talked myself through the workout, telling myself that in a half hour, it would all be over and I'd be happy with myself. Workout ended up being awesome. I had sweat everywhere. By far the best leg workout that I've done since getting back into the program back in January. One of my goals this challenge is not to sell myself short in the gym, and give up to early...do as much as I possibly can with weights. I definitely accomplished that goal this morning, and I'm guessing my legs will be screaming at me tomorrow.
Sireesha, I'll eat 6 inch subs when I'm in a tight bind, and don't have any other means of food. I don't try to eat them too often, as it is quite a bit of bread. Look at the healthy ones that they list at the store. I don't use cheese, as that's extra calories and extra fat. I usually have a the 6 inch on wheat, chicken teriyaki with veggies...no sweet onion sauce though.
Hope everyone has a great day!
Good Morning everyone.. Hope everyone had a great first week.. I have to be honest my first week was really rough.. the last 2 days i was not able to do anything for there was 2 deaths in our family and it has been a chaotic mess. I feel like i have just messed up my whole challenge.. For the seasoned vets of this, is it to late or can i continue from today and move forward.. sorry for the question but i am kinda lost with this right now and not much drive but i need to do it and i need all the support i can use..
You can definitely overcome this Stacy. This is what they call the unstoppable, and you can't stop it from happening. Everyone has to overcome their own personal obstacles. You have a very difficult one to deal with. I'm sorry to hear about the loss of your loved ones. I'll pray for you and your family. I've been through what you're going through, and it's not easy. It's possible you'll miss a few more workouts or not eat as you would normally eat. But it's no reason to stop the challenge. One of the big things in BFL is perserverence. You need to find a way to perservere. If you do a workout, it may not be your best workout, but you still did a workout. Take care of yourself.
bmarks, I'm originally from ND and I defintiely do NOT miss the April snow storms. Not to rub it in, but we're supposed to hit 75 here in Georgia today. :)
stacy..... Hang in there, keep going, you have a dream to acheive. Stopping just makes it that much harder to acheive that dream. I am sorry for you loss and will pray for you and your family.
MJelly.... I'm on the East coast with you in Va. I have enjoyed our weather lately. A pound and a half the first week after just finishing a challenge is pretty good. I lost 4 this past week but didn't eat to good the weekend. I did maintain with the weight though so I was happy with that.
I got in a great LBWO this morning and legs are already a little sore. But I love to lift wiehgts so its all good. Keep working hard team we can do this 1 week down 11 to go.
Sorry to hear about your losses stacyprine. I'm no vet but I'd be betting 2 days out of 12 weeks won't completely mess up the challenge for you. We're all here for you if/when you do decide to keep going.
MJelly & chadw1275 - good job on the LBWO! I struggle with lunges as well. Probably my most hated exercise. My problem is that my arms usually get tired from holding on to the weights (I use dumbbells as I work out at home and that's what I have) before my legs give out to that extent. Any suggestions?
Banana and chocolate milk sounds like a great idea. I too have a huge chocolate/sugar problem. But honestly, the first 3 days were awful and the rest...not so bad at all! I had half a funnel cake at a street fair on my free day AND some Baskin Robbins but trying not to beat myself up too much over it. I did feel awful after the funnel cake and vow never to do it again. But that's what free days are for right? Live and learn and move on! Good job everyone getting through Week 1...and here's to Week 2! I'm actually looking forward to some clean eating and the structure of the program after the free day. =)
Hey Stacy, sorry to hear about your losses. We are here to support you until the end of this BFL, stay strong, we are in this together.
Good to hear everybody is sore, I did LBWO yesterday, and my legs were sore when I did it. They are doing fine today. Need to do my HIIT today. I printed out the BFL journal from website today, need to start filling it out. My aim for this week is eating good. I used to have sugar in cofee, now I got splenda. And my goal is not to eat white rice and sugar this week. Hope will keep it.
Oh wow!!! i never really realized what a great support team i have on here..Thank each and everyone of you for the thoughts and comments.. They mean more to me then you realize.. I am having a hard time but i did go to the gym today and did my LBWO..it was actually a great workout.. i put all my sadness and frustration into which created more in me..lol.. I even know had a friend go with me who is severly in need of a life change and it was wonderful that i was able to help her out as well.. Hope everyone is having a wonderful workout today and a great evening.. Again thank you all, i truelly needed all your advice and your support.. Challenge on!! loves...
You can put a barbbell over your shoulders or place the dumbbells on your shoulders and do squats, lunches or whatever. Not much support on the other thread, I may just stay in this one primarily.
Lunges!! Lol
You may just want to do lunges without weight or a very low amount of weight, until your upper body catches up to your lower body in strength. You won't get the same results on your legs, but it will still work them. If you do lunges without weights, you'll still feel a burn. Weight just adds to the burn. Squats work a different muscle than lunges. Lunges work primarily your hamstrings and butt, while squats will work quads, or front thighs. Another exercise that works for hamstrings are leg curls. It's a little awkward to learn, but once you get it, it's pretty effective. You can do leg curls. Lay on your belly,, with the dumbbell between your feet. Grip the dumbbell with your feet and curl the dumbbell to basically make a 90 degree angle with your legs, hold for a one count and bring legs back down. I don't let the dumbbell hit the floor on these, as it often takes the dumbbell off balance and your feet lose grip of it, so then you have to spend time trying to get it back set up.
Had a good Aerobic workout this morning to get my morning started. Worked up a nice sweat, though I don't think it was heavy as yesterday's sweat during leg workout. As expected, my legs are feeling pretty rough today. It was nice to loosen them up during cardio this morning, but now they're starting to tighten up again. Been standing up to do quite a few stretches today, to try to loosen the muscles up. Also drinking a lot of water to prevent cramping.
When I started my challenge in January, I was wearing a very tight 38 pants. I've since moved down to 36's. Today, my co-workers told me that they think the family moved out of my pants. Guess I may have to start looking at 34's. :) Hope everyone has a great day!!!!
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God bless the Child...
Adrian Peterson's son in critical condition; mother's boyfriend in custody
Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson missed practice Thursday to travel to South Dakota for personal reasons. Several reports have indicated that a two-year old boy in critical condition in a Sioux Falls hospital is Peterson's son, though police would not reveal details about the boy's family in a Friday morning press conference. Sean Jensen of the St. Paul Pioneer Press said via Twitter on Friday morning that he spoke with Nelson Peterson, Adrian's father, who told him that the child is indeed Adrian's.
"We are asking for prayers and for respect for our family as deal with this tragic situation," Nelson Peterson told Jensen. ESPN's John Clayton confirmed the report.
TMZ.com reported Friday morning that Peterson's son was in critical condition after he suffered a severe beating at the hands of 27-year-old Joseph Patterson, who had been dating the boy's mother. Law enforcement officials told TMZ that emergency responders arrived at the house on Wednesday afternoon, only to find the boy unresponsive, with multiple head injuries that were "consistent with abuse." (Update: City Pages, a newspaper in Minneapolis, is now reporting that the child "is not expected to survive" his injuries.)
TMZ first misreported that the boy was Adrian Peterson, Jr.
Stu Whitney, sports editor of the Argus Leader in Sioux Falls, reported via Twitter on Thursday that "Adrian Peterson is still in Sioux Falls, dealing with medical issue involving young family member that will likely be a police matter." Per Chip Scoggins of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune, Peterson was back with the team on Friday.
According to the Argus Leader, Patterson is being held without bond in the Minnehaha County Jail on charges of aggravated assault and aggravated battery of an infant. According to Sioux Falls Police Lt. Blaine Larsen, Patterson was the only one home with the boy, and it was Patterson who called 911 to report a choking
The Argus Leader also clarified that "the assault on an infant charge involves blows, shaking or causing a child's head to sustain impact with an object in a manner that causes bleeding or swelling on the brain. The crime is punishable by up to 25 years in prison."
Peterson returned to the team's Winter Park facility in time for Friday's practice. The Vikings will host the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.
"He had a difficult day," head coach Leslie Frazier said. "We expect him to play, but we'll talk more over the next 24 hours."
Peterson, however, said that he would play "without a doubt."
"I really appreciate all the support from fans and the Vikings," he said in a brief meeting with local media. "I ask y'all to please respect my privacy, and not ask at all about the situation."
"Football is something I will always fall back on," he concluded. "It gets me through tough times. Just being around the guys in here, that's what I need in my life — guys supporting me and just being able to go out and play this game I love. Things that I go through, I've said a thousand times, it helps me play this game to a different level. I'm able to release a lot of stress through this sport, so that's what I plan on doing."
God bless the Child...
people who are bashing on ap seriously do you not realize that he just lost his son because he was murdered? do any of you have hearts? or do you just wanna sit there and bash on anyone to can to make your pathetic lives more entertaining and fun? I know exactly what he's going through... my sons father beat my son nearly to death and my son had a lot of injuries to his head and I came home from my first job and found my son and rushed him right across the street to the hospital.. later i found out that most of my sons brain was dead because his father after he severly beat him put him in his carseat put a blanket over the carseat and just left him there while he was barley breathing and going into a deep coma... it was never thought my son would make it just like ap's son.. but the difference was even though my son had only his brain stem left and the rest of his brain was dead he lived a little over a year even though he couldnt see hear and had to get fed through a g tube.. basically a vegtable.. i got that extra time with my son and ap never got that chance.. yeah my son was a little over 1 after he passed away and his son was two.. but seriously you guys have no idea what its like and everyone deals with stuff differently.. just like me my son was in the hospital for 10 days while he was slowly dying and my son died a little after four in the morning.. well that night i told my dad that i couldnt just sit there and watch my son die.. i said call me when stuff starts happening and i will race to be there (i was only a few blocks away) but I cant just sit there and watch my sons heart rate get slower and slower and his oxygen levels get worse and worse.. yeah i wanted to be there when my son passed away but i could watch my sons heart get slower and slower and slower.. it killed me to know that my son was dying and i couldnt sit there those last 6 hours because my sons lips were purple his mouth was open and it already seemed like he was gone.. unless you have gone through what i've gone through or what ap's going through then you will never know what its like to have to bury your own child, your own son.. dont kick a man while hes already down because you cant judge because you have never been through it.. let the man grieve for his dead 2 year old and leave it at that. Rip little guy!!! give my son a hug for me!! oh one more thing.. before i can get there many many years from now and before your father many many years from now can meet you at those gates in heaven.. do me a favor and be my be best friends with my son and play and laugh together!! we will see you guys when we get there but dont forget to have fun and play with eachother!! jorden mommy misses you and loves you sooo much!! its a sad day that another young life was taken! rest in paradise!!!!!!!!
There is way too much of this. You think more would be done to develop a network that could collaborate and help single parents with their children while working or just needing a break. It is hard when one has to work and there is no one to leave your child with. Why not reasonably priced evening childcare or on the job childcare? Standard daycares are done at 6! Surely more could be done to invest in programs like these. You are always going to have animals that prey on children. You are always going to have women having children on their own.Not all these women have families and friends to leave their children with. Why not invest in programs like these? Most job sites are so unfriendly to mothers with children. I know you have mothers who do not fit into this category but there are many that do. I see this so much in my line of work and realize there was no safe place for the child to go when the mother was absent. Very very sad for the children who are involved.
The child has now passed away.
Another sad aspect to this case is that the suspects facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/joey.patterson.79/friends) is nothing but pictures of him and his own son. I know anyone can fake anything on facebook, but every single picture is of his young son and posts about how his son is his world. Shame on him.
Since when is TMZ a paragon of journalism? When AP makes a statement clarifying what happened, I will be more inclined to believe it than ever taking TMZ's word for anything!
The more important questions here are why a man as young as Peterson already has 2 (that we know of ) very young children and is already estranged from one of them? Perhaps if he was doing his duty as a father this wouldn't have happened?
Lock they guy up and let All Day visit him in his jail cell with All Day granted immunity for his visit
Its not Adrian's son, Adrian Jr., but A grandson of Adrian's father, Nelson Peterson.
So sad prayers for the family especially the little boy smfh
I hope AD beats the holy hell out of this fool.
How about the hell with playing football and get next to your child in the hospital. What type of father let's his kid be in critical condition and not be by his side. Loss all respect for you A.P.
Its sad, its stinks , but this is going on everyday in America and we are hearing this because of the high profile nature.
I do hope in light of this even more awareness is made public of this everyday occurrence.
I have no doubt this fellow will get his in prison, beyond a prison term.
How sad....just counting the minutes before Faux News claims it's the video games...
How absolutely horrible. I just can't understand beating a kid, whatever the situation. These people much be locked up for a very long time...and let the prison population take care of them however they do.
As a father of a 20 month-old I can only fathom what he must be feeling right now.
who does this kind of thing!! The death penalty is TOO KIND for people who assault young children ! !
I'd go "Aaron" on this p.o.s. and he'd be unrecognizable when (if) they found him
My prayers go out to AP and his family
A 27 year old boy beating up a 2 year old boy ... how sad!
Honestly, what is wrong with people. Hurting a child is the most horrendous thing one can do. Poor kid.
Let's get real people, and pray for the recovery of this child. We'll never be able to solve the problems that the adults have created in this situation. The child's health and welfare is all that matters.
The guy needs to go to prison A LOT LONGER THAN 25 YEARS!! Sick people!
I clicked and the page is private so no pix were viewable. Piece of scum.
@Centennial Wow. Does his age have any thing to do with the crime that was committed? Perhaps he was following through with his duty as providing as a father while being a professional athlete.
@Centennial Throw stones before understanding the situation. Something Jesus would do right?
@Centennial A little judgemental don't you think?
@Centennial Seriously? That's the 'more important question'? An infant 2-year-old was beaten and probably won't live, and that's the 'more important question'? A heinous and disgusting act against a defenseless infant and you find it more important to sit and judge Adrian? Wow.
@JimmyMullen shut up stupid liberal.
@dudedadesq You are a complete idiot!!!
@dudedadesq I can't stand Fox News, but there was no reason to make that statement.
@dudedadesq Ahhhh the liberal purssey has to use some tragedy to whine about Fox News. Would you rather us watch the Obama cheer squad at CNN and MSNBC?
@E Money1 if there is a hell, this doooshbag has a special place all ready for him.
@DeweyDannewitz Sadly they are now saying the child will be taken off of life support this evening. What a waste.
@Kendra If he doesn't survive, his charges will be upgraded, hopefully to capital murder. Glad South Dakota is a death penalty state.
How about a lot shorter. A couple of years of appeals and then the death penalty sounds right to me.
Better yet, this guy needs to catch a proper beatdown
@Snow1779 @TexasBrandi Dang it! They were all public when I posted that. Go to google and paste the link in and click on the "cache" version. Sometimes that lets you see prior versions of the site.
What's to understand? The "situation" is EXACTLY as I described it. I'm a married man with three children and I know where they all are. Two at home with me and my wife, one at university. Could A.P. have said the same? There's too much of this crap in the black community - my community - here in the U.K. and in the U.S. - it has to end. Check out my man Tommy Sotamayor on YOUTUBE. He'll set you straight on the matter. BTW, I'm an atheist so you know what you can do with your Jesus.
What do you mean by judge? Do you even know what it means or is it just another word that's bean so overused by Americans that it's lost all meaning?
@SheldonCooper28 @JimmyMullen Nice productive commentary, donkey. Sweet picture, too. Wait, no. Those were both sarcasm. I hate you.
@SheldonCooper28 @JimmyMullen You don't agree? Nothing would keep me away from my child in critical condition in hospital. I'm guessing your too young or too immature to understand this.
@donald5 @dudedadesq And the same goes for you. A 2 year-old is in critial condition. Both of you show some class and keep your politics out of it.
@scBlais TMZ reported that and they also reported incorrectly that it was Adrian Peterson, JR so don't count on TMZ as being a reliable source.
@Snow1779 I just clicked on it and they're still there. Click on his profile picture or his cover photo and you can see them all.
duty as a father? just because your a parent doesnt mean that its always gonna work out between you and the other parent.. so maybe a judge or whoever thought it was better that they boy stay with his mother since adrian is a football player is travels all over the place? did that ever enter your mind? no you just wanna make yourself feel better by bashing on other people..
@MarkPost @donald5 @dudedadesq Well I'm not gonna let someone condemn me for something that they explicitly did themselves.
@donald5 @MarkPost @dudedadesq I'm not going to let you hijack this article. Discussion over.
@MarkPost @donald5 @dudedadesq You got your political snipe in but then claimed innocence.
@MarkPost @donald5 @dudedadesq "I can't stand FOX News"... somehow that one is allowed?
@JuliePalmer @scBlais Wasn't going by the TMZ report.


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IT took a moment of clarity in two games to bring perspective to West Bromwich Albion's progress.
Small moments. Quirks. That's all it takes.
Back-to-back games at Villa Park and against Queens Park Rangers were by no means vintage performances by Steve Clarke's men.
But there was a realisation of where the Baggies are compared to rival clubs. QPR, spenders of too much money, are finding that cash cannot buy points.
And previous mis-management over at Villa has made their rivalry with Albion a footballing version of snakes and ladders - one club climbing, the other sliding.
The Baggies' evolution has made them the stand out club for those who are fighting it out in the Championship and below. Want to shadow someone else's progress and see how it's done? Check out what's happening at The Hawthorns.
Albion are reaping the rewards of a scouting system implemented by the outgoing sporting & technical director Dan Ashworth.
The signing of Claudio Yacob was a masterful combination of scouting, negotiation, patience and conviction. Those many hours of dialogue between club, agent and player paid off.
Ben Foster's contribution has been outstanding, helped by a central defensive partnership few could have foreseen as being so successful back in its infancy. McAuley could quite easily start a sentence and, with some confidence, leave it for Olsson to finish off. As a duo, 'McOlsson' really do breed confidence throughout this side.
Their existence is helped by Youssouf Mulumbu, whose discipline has markedly improved as a result of his Yacob's presence.
Liam Ridgewell and Goran Popov are strong left-back challengers. Right back options are a worry.
Up front Albion are well stocked in terms of variety, and, in James Morrison, the Baggies have a gifted and elegant 'No10' in all but squad number. His progression over the last two years has been a privilege to observe.
Albion's performance at Fulham was poor. We saw a response. The Baggies were, however, dominant against Liverpool, pressing and challenging their opponents. The same could be said for the spirited performance against a hitherto confident Everton side. They weren't as cockahoop by the time they rejoined the M6 motorway.
Conviction and desire was the order of the day at White Hart Lane - though the fixture computer was kind to pit Albion against a Spurs side very much in pre-deadline day transition. Wins against Reading and QPR were deserved.
Albion, quite noticably, are no longer a reactive team, the kind who merely sponge up pressure before hitting back. This was often an issue during Roy Hodgson's stewardship. Home results suffered at times.
Steve Clarke's Albion can still counter when necessary, but they are now encouraged to pick at opponents at their own will and convenience. They are more than capable of throwing the first punch. And we've seen evidence of that.
Their game embraces passing and dynamic values, just how Clarke wanted it do when he first clocked in.
Sixth in the table - with a strong defence, a midfield for all seasons and a potent pick'n'mix selection of strikers.
This is all good to see.
SO, what next?
Dan Ashworth is on the final lap of his Albion circuit. The Football Association awaits.
From someone you could walk past in the street without recognising, to becoming one of the Premier League's top administrators. It's not been a bad few years for Ashworth.
The perception of his role at The Hawthorns took on an evolutionary process.
First came the unease. Who was he? What was his business?
Then came the appreciation. Then the respect. Now comes the sense of loss.
One of the biggest misnomers of his time at the club is that he is some form of Super Scout, or a talent spotter.
Sure, he's done his fair share of scouting over the years, following up leads, acting on tips off. He watches up to 300 games a year, most of them live.
He has also scaled fences to watch games, concluded deals during family holidays and once completed a sequence of watching three games, in three different countries over a four day period.
But many of the players were sourced from scouts within Albion's network - a structure he helped to implement in the first place.
So every Claudio Yacob, Youssouf Mulumbu, Graham Dorrans, Peter Odemwingie or Jonas Olsson has been found by one of those scouts within the 'system'.
Jerome Thomas, Steven Reid and Giles Barnes - all of whom arrived with troubled injury records - were signed because Albion had a sports science department as part of the 'system'. Few other clubs would have taken the gamble.
Academy products Saido Berahino, George Thorne and Sam Mantom have a lot to be grateful for. Their development and welfare is a result of a youth policy implemented into the 'system'.
And it's this 'system' which Ashworth helped to put into place.
Ashworth was a natural and obvious successor when Simon Hunt left the sporting and technical director role during 2007.
A diplomat, a politician with a footballing brain and an ability to work to a tight financial model, Ashworth has always been the ideal foil between the board of directors and the dressing room. If the manager wanted guidance, he could offer it. If the Board wanted a word, he was ready and willing. If a player had a welfare issue, the door was open.
Ashworth seems to have enjoyed a good relationship with the four managers he worked with.
And he gave further insight into his role during a rare interview a few years ago.
"I go to midweek games on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, Sunday games, academy and reserve games - I even took the side at Telford recently," he said back in July 2011.
"What I will do is, say, go to France and try and see three games. We might only go for one target game, or one target player, but you will see two or three others.
"Invariably it can throw up surprises. A month ago I went to watch a player in a game and didn't fancy him, yet we noticed another and that's triggered off more interest.
"When that happens (Albion's head of European recruitment) Tony Spearing goes off to watch him. You get a feel when you watch players in different leagues as to how appropriate that player would be for the Premier League or Championship.
"I reckon I see 150-200 games live, including internationals and academy games.
"I would then also add another 100 TV games and this fantastic product we have that shows us a particular player in a game, rather than the games themselves."
It wasn't always easy.
He was once criticised, when Robbie Di Matteo was still in the infancy of his Albion career, for revealing the club were already searching for the next head coach - specifically as a nod to the limited shelf life of any gaffer. This philosophy made sense then and still does now.
He was also stung by criticism in February 2011. Albion had made bids for 29 strikers in the previous transfer window - bringing in only Carlos Vela just before the deadline.
He went on to explain his role in further detail.
"It's not particularly nice and probably a new experience for me to come under public criticism," he said.
"I'll just go about my business in the best interests of West Bromwich Albion but I appreciate everyone gets passionate about the first team.
"We have worked so hard to set up some infrastructures and systems that give us every possibility of staying in the Premier League - but also look after our future by setting up scouting databases, an academy, as well as a medical and sports science department. People don't always see how important these things are to the football club."
Albion's tiered footballing model was initially viewed with suspicion by English football's traditionalists. It was certainly sniffed at by old-school managers whose scouting networks consisted of themselves and a couple of pals.
Not any more.
The club have cleared a path others are now taking themselves.
Ashworth came to the club in March 2004 as an assistant to then-centre of excellence manager Aidy Boothroyd.
Back then there was very little appreciation of the club's youth set-up by senior first-team coaching staff. It would be safe to assume that of the four main West Midlands' clubs, Albion's lagged behind in last place in that respect.
Again, not any more.
The culture of the club needed to be transformed. And it was.
Ashworth took sole charge of the youth set-up during the summer of 2004 when Boothroyd left for Leeds United and successfully oversaw the transition to academy status for the start of the 2005/06 campaign.
He has dragged Albion into new territory. His journey hasn't always been easy.
But he will leave behind a healthy club.
And Albion must be in some way relieved that Ashworth won't be taking his expertise to another club.
It will be an intriguing few months at The Hawthorns.
Specifically, the Baggies aren't necessarily looking for a coach, a manager, a scout, an ex-player or a mere administrator. This is why pre-conceived views of one candidate being better than another are best avoided - the job entails so many facets that the obvious candidate might be someone we have never heard of.
In the meantime, perhaps Dan Ashworth's toughest challenge will be the final one for his current employers - finding the next Dan Ashworth.
And so there goes the transfer deadline.
Never before have Albion acted with such clarity and efficiency during an active transfer market.
Goran Popov drew a line under the madness. He joins from Dynamo Kyiv for a season.
If Albion's transfer activity tells us anything it's that the Baggies have evolved their side in the correct manner.
Comparisons with players leaving the club can be cruel and unfair, but Claudio Yacob, Romelu Lukaku and Markus Rosenberg must all be deemed an improvement on their predecessors for their respective positions.
Albion were never going to spend a lot on transfer fees. Popov means they have a natural balance in the squad - two players for each position. This summer was about tapping into the extensive scouting data the club have built up over the years.
Why pay millions for a Championship defender or striker when you can bring in a Swedish international on a free.
Why throw money at a bog-standard midfielder, when you can bring in an Argentinian international for nothing.
Lukaku looks to be Albion's best use of a loan signing since Ben Foster's short dash from St Andrew's last summer.
Best of all, Albion have kept hold of Peter Odemwingie, Shane Long, James Morrison and, notably, Jonas Olsson.
Regardless of what happens tonight, Albion have to think towards tomorrow.
If we're to believe the rumours, listen to the whispers and the bits and bobs we hear from our sources then we can expect to see white smoke drift from the Football Association some time soon.
It will be a shock if Dan Ashworth doesn't get the job.
Albion are straight-batting all talk of Ashworth leaving to become the FA's technical director.
That's fair enough. He is after all on a 12-month notice period.
But the leaks dribbling out from various sources suggest that Ashworth's move to the FA could happen soon.
And if that does turn out to be the case then the Baggies, after thanking him for his sterling work, can continue his legacy.
No one should be too fearful. The dynamic scouting network built up by Ashworth and the club remains in place. The Yacobs of this world - picked out by the club's scouting branch in that region - can still be found long after he's gone, whether Ashworth leaves in the coming weeks, months or years.
If we're to assume Ashworth has served his last window then he leaves behind a club in good shape.
It's all an 'If' at this stage. But we must be realistic in all of this. We must consider all scenarios.
There is no reason why the Baggies cannot continue his good work.
ONE thing I learned yesterday - Copenhagen's magnificent Parken Stadion is nowhere near Copenhagen city centre.
Leaving Malmo at lunchtime, we arrived in the Danish capital following a 40-minute trip on the brilliantly efficient rail link from Malmo.
We're one-and-a-half hours from the UK - yet a world away. Scandinavia has no litter problems and everywhere is clean.
What it doesn't have is helpful direction signs towards Parken.
"Just walk that way... turn left, it's just on your right," said the passer-by who helpfully assisted us.
Erm, not quite.
Half an hour later we were still walking.
The Carlsberg Museum will have to wait until our next visit.
Our journey from Copenhagen centre took about an hour and 15 minutes. Ideal for those of us with bad backs and probably not the best birthday present for our photographer Adam Fradgley who celebrated the big 40.
There were no such problems for the players, who warmed up for their final Scandinavian trip with another visit to the beach, but this time using it for some genuine pre-match exercise.
Speaking of which, Fradge's photo of Liam Ridgewell was certainly popular. The pic - featuring Ridgewell walking towards the camera in his swimming trunks, wearing sunglasses was trending by Tuesday. Ridgewell was, apparently far from embarrassed by this news.
Inside the stadium about 50 Albion fans made the trip - although at first it looked like about 500 had travelled over.
The Baggies press officer proudly pointed to what he thought was the away end and began taking pictures... only for a banner in Danish to be unfurled. Even so, for so many Albion supporters to fly over during the week and with so little notice takes some dedication. The Parken is a magnificent arena with a press box which gives the feel of being suspended over the pitch.
When full the 38,000 all-seater stadium is an imposing arena. It must be even more intense when the speedway is hosted in the national stadium.
It's been a successful trip for Albion. The supporters have generally enjoyed it and the Scandinavians have been the perfect hosts.
And if you ever get the chance to visit Malmo or Copenhagen, then make sure you do...
YOU have to admire Swedish tourist advice.
The country which gave us sensible cars and not-so-easy-to-assemble flatpack furniture is clearly still developing its line in travel guides, as club photographer Adam Fradgley found to his cost. 'Fradge', as he's known to the rest of us, arrived in Copenhagen on Monday night and jumped onto what he thought was a Malmo-bound train.
After checking with another passenger that he was heading for Sweden, Fradge settled back and prepared for the journey.
As the train pulled out of Copenhagen station Fradge's fellow passenger piped up with 'actually it doesn't stop in Malmo, you have to get off at the next stop'. So, somewhat flustered and weighed down by several heavy bags, Fradge alighted at the next station and went in search of the next Malmo train.
Rushing up the platform Fradge asked the guard where he could find a Malmo-bound train...only to be directed back onto the same one he'd just got off. Luckily, Fradge just about scrambled back onto the train before it set off again - arriving a few minutes later.
He probably should have gone to Google for the best advice.
The Internet's favourite search engine has certainly come in useful for new room-mates George Thorne and Claudio Yacob this week.
How does the English footballer communicate with the Spanish speaker?
Easy - George simply types in a sentence or question, before running it through Google Translate, allowing Claudio to read it in pidgin Spanish. Genius.
Elsewhere, TV presenter Adrian Chiles paid a visit to Albion's training HQ yesterday.
He was joined by the Ewing brothers - no, not the Dallas duo, but a couple of Baggies fans from the West Midlands. The previous night they told the story of how their mate was told to wear fancy dress as part of a lads' awayday trip last season, which he duly did, arriving as Robin, from Batman. The rest wore jeans and Albion shirts. The tale took a surreal twist when it emerged 'Robin' needed to adjust his outfit at a Service Station car park...just as Albion legend Tony Brown pulled up in a car next to him.
We're told Bomber's face was a picture of surprise and shock.
Anyway enough of this...Copenhagen awaits.
STEVEN Reid and James Morrison watch your backs.
Ben Foster's Twitter followers might have noted a recent photo he posted on his account of what could only be best described as a 'trashed' room.
The bed was ditched and the sheets were all over the place. It was his punishment for leaving his door on the latch, instead of slamming it shut when he popped out last week.
The culprits were never found. Until now.
Foster has used his detective skills - albeit fairly obvious ones - to unmask the culprits.
And speaking from the Albion team hotel in Malmo, Foster is seeking revenge.
"I think I know who trashed it but I don't want to go and throw allegations around," said Foster, using the tone of menace usually associated with a Bond villain.
"Our room is right at the end of a corridor and there is one room opposite, which is Reidy and Mozza. So I don't see why it would have been anyone else.
"Myself and Boaz might get them back...I think they deserve it."
Meanwhile, toastergate has reared its ugly head again.
The toaster was axed from the team's hotel restaurant when a player - the clever money is on Scott Allan - left his bread in the device, causing it to start smoking...and setting off the alarms and prompting a visit from Malmo's fire brigade.
However, the toaster found its way back but suffice to say the staff will be keeping a close eye on it. Malmo fire service are on standby.
Over at Malmo Stadion, the team's training base, fitness coach Matt Green had what was described by his colleagues as a 'shocker' during Sunday night's training session.
The Baggies coach instructed the players to perform a certain exercise, which involves use of equipment - or at least it would have done had he put enough of it out.
The players were quick to force Green into a quick ten press ups, which, to his credit, he performed with the kind of gusto last seen when Sean Flynn was in his Hawthorns pomp (kids, ask your dad).
From Flynn to Yacob - four words you will probably never read in a single sentence again.
Albion have welcomed the Argentinian to the fold this week.
And with it we got a quick burst of Spanish from Steve Clarke.
With Yacob speaking little English, it was left to Clarke to deliver his instructions in his finest Spanish.
"FINITO", yelled Clarke across the pitch, instructing Yacob to stop what he was doing. It sounded even better in Clarke's Scottish drawl.
PERHAPS the biggest revelation of Malmo so far is that one of Albion's first-teamers has a guilty musical pleasure.
One senior player - whose identity couldn't be established from where I was sat in relation to him - started singing YMCA when the fire brigade pitched up at the Hilton on Saturday.
This player clearly needs to brush up on his musical pop trivia - there was no fireman in the Village People. So I'm told.
Why the fire brigade?
Well that'll be down to one of the Albion players forgetting to remove his bread from the toaster and leaving it to burn, setting off the fire alarms in the process.
All fingers pointed to Saido Berahino at first but now compelling evidence suggests it might have been Scott Allan.
The Scotsman was called away from the restaurant to fulfil interview duty...and rumour has it that he forgot all about his toast when he did so.
We might never know.
I touched on poor musical tastes earlier, but the same cannot be said for Shane Long who has brought his guitar along to Sweden.
Long has been heard strumming away and singing Oasis classics. If the goals ever dry up, a career in busking could follow. The Hawthorns one day, Charing Cross Underground Station tomorrow?
Elsewhere, there were recriminations following Albion's trip to a local bowling alley on their day off on Saturday.
Head of logistics Andrew Hussey announced that Gabriel Tamas had come out on top with a score of 175, presenting him with a little trophy - only for Sam Mantom to claim that both he and Billy Jones had scored 179. In fact the overall victor was Hussey, who scored 180 but was way too modest to take the credit.
The drama didn't end there.
Poor Chris Barnes, Albion's lead sports scientist, was forced to spend the rest of the evening in his pretty fetching red-and-blue bowling shoes.
It seems his own flip-flops went whereabouts during the course of the afternoon and kind staff allowed him to wear their shoes for the rest of the day.
Nobody, as yet, has claimed responsibility for this act, though it's become fairly apparent that none of Albion's first-team squad or staff are guilty, more so somebody local.
Though why, oh why, anyone would want to pinch a pair of flip-flops is beyond me...
WHY do you support your football club?
There is no right or wrong answer to this.
But you'll often find a strange one in among the various replies.
Take Duco Van Der Veen.
This particular West Bromwich Albion fan lives in southern Netherlands and was yesterday facing an 11 hour trek back to his homeland.
And Duco isn't alone. He mentioned that several fans were heading over from Venlo, the venue for Albion's pre-season tours of 2008 and 2010.
Why do they support Albion? Because they fell in love with the club during Albion's last visit, when several hundred Baggies fans transformed the small Dutch town into a mass of blue and white scarves and St George's flags.
It was enough to transform some ordinary Dutch folks into Albion supporters.
Speaking of fans, Albion's were in fine form on Thursday. Hard to know how many made the trip but a figure close to 600 wouldn't be far of the mark, with 18 St George's Flags to boot.
All in good spirit and definitely well watered too.
Some of the new repertoire of songs perhaps were a little close to the knuckle. For instance, a certain chant about Gonzalo Jara is best left alone in the stadium, if only for legal reasons.
And as for Youssouf Mulumbu...who knew he lived in Alum Rock?
As they say, what goes on tour, stays on tour.
Speaking of people staying on tour, one person who we haven't seen anything of this summer is Albion's head of medical services Mark Gillett.
He's on Olympic duty with Team GB. Not football, mind - he's looking after and preparing our basketball players.
Back in Malmo, the players had a morning training session and have this afternoon off. Or at least most of them have.
The trio who came back late following Euro 2012 will have a session later on. None of this will please Jonas Olsson, who organised a day of golf for the first-team...but will now spend it training instead.
One player we won't see for a day or two is Ben Foster. The Baggies goalkeeper, who is still being irritated by the groin problem which kept him out in the final game of last season, is back in the UK for the weekend, attending his brother's wedding.
WHY do you support your football club?
There is no right or wrong answer to this.
But you'll often find a strange one in among the various replies.
Take Duco Van Der Veen.
This particular West Bromwich Albion fan lives in southern Netherlands and was yesterday facing an 11 hour trek back to his homeland.
And Duco isn't alone. He mentioned that several fans were heading over from Venlo, the venue for Albion's pre-season tours of 2008 and 2010.
Why do they support Albion? Because they fell in love with the club during Albion's last visit, when several hundred Baggies fans transformed the small Dutch town into a mass of blue and white scarves and St George's flags.
It was enough to transform some ordinary Dutch folks into Albion supporters.
Speaking of fans, Albion's were in fine form on Wednesday. Hard to know how many made the trip but a figure close to 600 wouldn't be far of the mark, with 18 St George's Flags to boot.
All in good spirit and definitely well watered too.
Some of the new repertoire of songs perhaps were a little close to the knuckle. For instance, a certain chant about Gonzalo Jara is best left alone in the stadium, if only for legal reasons.
And as for Youssouf Mulumbu...who knew he lived in Alum Rock?
As they say, what goes on tour, stays on tour.
Speaking of people staying on tour, one person who we haven't seen anything of this summer is Albion's head of medical services Mark Gillett.
He's on Olympic duty with Team GB. Not football, mind - he's looking after and preparing our basketball players.
Back in Malmo, the players had a morning training session and have this afternoon off. Or at least most of them have.
The trio who came back late following Euro 2012 will have a session later on. None of this will please Jonas Olsson, who organised a day of golf for the first-team...but will now spend it training instead.
One player we won't see for a day or two is Ben Foster. The Baggies goalkeeper, who is still being irritated by the groin problem which kept him out in the final game of last season, is back in the UK for the weekend, attending his brother's wedding
OK, let's get one thing very straight about Sweden. It's expensive.
A round of drinks stretches into hundreds. Ok, so it's Kronor - it's about 11 Kronor to £1 - but even so.
With that in mind, the last thing you'd want to do is leave your wallet at home, isn't that right Colin Bradley of Cornwall?
A huge Albion fan, he clearly already had football on his mind when he set off from home with his son earlier this week.
Destination Malmo.
The first leg of their journey involved heading up to Stansted for their following day's flight to Malmo.
Leaving at 3pm, all was going well until they reached a service station near Taunton, some 100 miles from home, to stop off for some fuel. No wallet. No money.
A quick three hour dash back to Cornwall to pick up the cash. And then back on the road.
They finally reached their airport hotel just before 11pm, having travelled just over 500 miles - or, as Mr Bradley described it, 20 miles short of a one-way trip to Edinburgh. All in the name of a friendly football match.
I faced my own challenge when we landed at Malmo airport.
Collecting my car at 3.35pm local time, I had less than half-an-hour to reach Malmo's Swedbank Stadion for a 4pm press conference with Steve Clarke.
"How far away is the Malmo stadium?" I asked the helpful Europcar desk girl. "Only three miles, sir." No problem.
I began to have my doubts when I saw the first sign: Malmo 23kms. Then 19. Then 15.
So I got there 20 minutes late.
Abandoning the hire car in the car park - and I thank the kind-hearted Swedish Albion fan who lent me a few coins for the ticket machine, a drink has your name on it - I burst into the room dishevelled and, frankly, all over the place.
It was later pointed out by a Malmo employee that a Swedish mile is the equivalent of 6.25 normal miles. Swedish miles? Who'd have thought it.
Thankfully, Malmo is a beautiful city. But you do question where their civic pride is given the number of posters and banners displaying a certain swear word. You know the one...it begins with B. And I don't mean Bar Steward. Yes, that one.
Apparently, it's the name of a play in the local theatre.
Rumours that the lead role is being played by a Premier League referee are, I'm told, not true...


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This quick and easy bookmark is made with Inkadinkado® clear stamps. Make several as party favors or gifts – a great idea for a book club!
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Material List
- Inkadinkado® Thoughts for the Day Clear Stamp Set
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Cut a 2 x 6-1/2 inch rectangle from Kraft cardstock. Stamp the butterfly image near the top and stamp the sentiment about two inches up from the bottom edge.
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13 {comments}:
- Beth said...
Those are awesome! I checked out the tutorial and I'm thinking this my be a great project to do WITH my daughters (well, except the wood burning tool part but I don't have a wood burning tool anyway so we'll have to improvise on that.).
- April 22, 2012 at 5:49 PM
I can't tell you how much I love this.
- October 14, 2012 at 4:50 PM
Where do you buy your ribbon?
- October 19, 2012 at 10:08 AM
- Kathleen Frances said...
@AnonymousJoAnns and an outlet fabric store in my area. If you're looking for flesh colored ribbon I had a hard time finding it as well so what I did was buy off white ribbon and pink RIT dye. I dipped the ribbon in the dye for a few seconds than washed off. Worked perfectly.
- October 20, 2012 at 11:22 AM
These are great! What ribbon thickness did you use to make these?
- October 27, 2012 at 11:59 PM
- Miranda said...
I love these! I used your tutorial as a guide to make an Esmeralda from The Hunchback of Notre Dame, a Megara from Hercules, and a Dorothy with Toto in a basket and Wicked Witch of the West from Wizard of Oz. SO much fun! Thanks!
- January 6, 2013 at 10:18 AM
- Jennifer Johnson said...
@MirandaOh I would love to see the pics o Megara and Esmeralda.
- April 28, 2013 at 11:13 PM
- Jennifer Johnson said...
I would love to see the Pictures of Megara and Esmeralda.
- April 28, 2013 at 11:14 PM
- Rebecca Lionel said...
Hi, i'd like to know whether the ribbon is 1/4" or 3/8' wide?
- September 3, 2013 at 7:08 PM
- FuzzyWazWhimsicle said...
@Rebecca Lionel3/8 hun! :)
- November 29, 2013 at 6:19 PM
- veronica delarosa said...
Hi I would like to know if you have a tutorial for Sofia the First princess headband. I love the others princess too.
- February 6, 2014 at 1:59 PM
- veronica delarosa said...
Hi I would like to know if you have a tutorial for Sofia the First princess headband. I love the others princess too.
- February 6, 2014 at 1:59 PM
- Natasha Puspa Kartika said...
I love these! I just bought a set of ribbons I'm going to start making today! Just wondering, when you have time could you make Princess Elsa from Frozen? Thanks again for sharing!
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