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This is a shading tutorial, the second part of "How to draw a Zergling from Starcraft" This will show you how to shade a line drawing. You can use the techniques shown on other line drawings you may have, if you did not see the tutorial on drawing the Zergling from scratch. I will go over the steps I take for shading a drawing and will give tips along the way. I would suggest using 3B to 5B pencils, an eraser, a sharpener and some tortillion or tissue paper. I will show how to decide on where the shadows and highlights will be on your drawing.


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Dynamo Celebration 2012: A Night to Remember
Dynamo Celebration 2012: A Year to Remember is SOLD OUT. To put your name on a waiting list in case additional tickets become available for purchase, click here.
The Houston Dynamo will host a year-end celebration on November 27 at Hotel Zaza, presented by the Halliburton Charitable Foundation. The event will kick off at 8 p.m., with a post-awards party to following featuring DJ Don Vaughn. Dynamo Celebration will honor the club's achievements over the past year, as well as honor organizational, team, and individual achievements, both on and off the field.
Awards that will be presented at the event include team MVP, Defender of the Year, and MLS W.O.R.K.S. Humanitarian of the Year, among others. In addition, fans will have the opportunity to look back at great moments from 2012, including the opening of BBVA Compass Stadium and the Dynamo's inaugural season in their new downtown home.
- What: Dynamo Celebration 2012
- When: Tuesday, November 27 (Doors open at 7:30; Ceremony begins at 8; Post-party from 9-11)
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Team Spirit Award: Blanca Guerrero (Dynamo Girls)
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Ironman of the Year: Tally Hall (most MLS minutes played)
Young Player of the Year: Will Bruin (U-23)
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Braden River High School student James "Jim" Watson Bradin III recently was appointed to the U.S. Air Force Academy.
"He's the first one in my family to go to a service academy and only the second person in my family to ever serve in the Air Force," said Jim's father Ret. Lt. Col. James Bradin, who teaches JROTC at Braden River .
Each year members of the House and Senate nominate senior high school students they represent for admission to the U.S. Air Force, Merchant Marine, Military and Naval Academies. Applicants appointed by their congressman have met strict qualifications and have been interviewed and recommended by a non-partisan Service Academy Board.
Jim Bradin is one of 12 area students who were nominated by Congressman Vern Buchanan to receive an appointment to a U.S. Service Academy.
"I congratulate these outstanding young men and women for their appointments," Buchanan said. "They should take pride in having successfully competed with so many students from across the country. It is an honor not only for them, but for all who have supported them along the way. I wish them the best of luck and have every confidence that they will serve our nation with honor."
A reception for recipients will be hosted by Buchanan at 3:30 p.m., May 2,9 at the Community Foundation, 2365 Fruitville Road, Sarasota.
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Description:In many plants, multiple operator panels are used. This makes it necessary to interlock these operator panels to ensure that the plant is not operated by several operators at the same time.
Information on how to lock operation with a key switch is available in Entry ID: 32967530.
1. Using Sm@rtAccess An operator panel that is configured as a Sm@rtServer can be remotely monitored or operated from another PC or operator panel as Sm@rtClient. The connection between Sm@rtClient and Sm@artServer is made exclusively in the Ethernet network. Communication between the S7 controller and the operator panel configured as Sm@rtServer must not necessarily be via Ethernet.
Fig. 01
Coordinated operator panels - see Fig. 01 - can be used for operating extensive or separated machines and plants. This permits the operator to operate and monitor the plant from different points. The operator sees exactly the same screen on each operator panel and configuration device. Operation locking is implemented by default in the Runtime option Sm@rtAccess. This ensures that you can only operate from one operator panel at a time.
Since there is only one single master configuration, changes to the configuration have to be made only once.
2. Conventional method - user configuration In the conventional method, the logic for operation locking is in the controller. In this case, every operator panel accesses the S7 controller with an S7 connection via PROFIBUS or Ethernet, for example. The disadvantage of this method is that you have to configure each operator panel separately.
Fig. 02
This method can be used for operating extensive or separated machines and plants. There are many ways of programming operation locking. In this example, the configuration for each operator panel is identical except for the operation locking, because this has to be configured separately for each operator panel.
Large plants are usually divided into sections or function groups. This means that different parts of the plant can be operated in parallel by multiple operator panels. If multiple operator panels access the same part of the plant, then all the operator panels are locked except for the one first logged on. However, other parts of the plant can continue to be operated and monitored from the other operator panels.
2.1. How to lock operation in the sample projectThe operation lock in this example depends on the screen currently open or the screen number currently being used. If tow operator panels transfer the same screen number to the controller, then one of these operator panels is locked for the function group. The operator on the locked operator panel can now only monitor the function group concerned.
Since different numbers of screens per function group are required depending on the plant, the number including the screen number can be specified individually in a matrix on the operator panel. In this example, you can specify up to ten screens per function group - see Table 01.
Function group
The operation lock is explained taking the example of a bottle washing and sorting machine.
Note:The separated processes are only sketched out in the example!
The sample project is divided into the following plant parts and function groups:
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2.2 STEP 7 programmingThe sample project is configured for ten operator panels and ten function groups. Operation locking is contained in function blocks FC510 and FC511 with function modules FC500 and FC501.
a) Structure of the STEP 7 program The conventional process sequence of the individual function groups for the plant or machine is implemented in the functions provided for it (FC10, FC20 and FC30). The call is the same as for operation locking in OB1.
Note:If not more than ten operator panels and not more than ten screens per function group are required, then you do not have to change anything in the STEP 7 program with regard to operation locking.
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b) Description of function FC 501Function module FC501 "** Interlock Reset" is for resetting the current screen number of the operator panel as soon as communication between controller and operator panel is interrupted. This prevents that operator panel from continuing to lock a function group. To verify this, the operator panel's life bit that is transferred by the "Coordination" area pointer is evaluated. The reset is performed when the life bit remains unchanged after a specified span of time. FC501 is called in FC511 "General iReset" - see Fig. 03.
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c) Description of function FC 500Function module FC500 "** Interlock Screens" is needed once for each function group and manages locking for this function group. The function module compares the current screen number of each operator panel (maximum of ten operator panels) with the entered screen number in data block DB500 for this function group. If the function group is not blocked by another operator panel, the operation is released for this operator panel.
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2.3 WinCC flexible configurationIn principle, you must configure locking for each operator panel. For this you need to make changes in both the configuration and Runtime.
a) Changing the configurationIn order to be able to release a function group for a panel, you must change the area pointers "Coordination" and "Screen number" according to the panel number.
The following data blocks are used for both area pointers in the sample project:
Fig. 06
The following tags must be changed according to the panel number in each WinCC flexible project:
IO field for "Release"
Button for "On"
Fig. 07
The following properties must be changed according to the panel number:
Fig. 08
b) Settings on operator panel (WinCC flexible Runtime) On the operator panel you must enter the locking data in screen "500_Param" - see Fig. 09 - and in screen "501_Release" - see Fig. 10.
You must enter the following data in screen "500_Param":
Click on the "Config" button in the basic screen.
Note: Note that the tag "DB_FunctionGroups.general.Panel_No[x-1]" must be connected to the IO field "Panel no." as in Table 06 for No. 1 according to the panel number.
Fig. 09
The separate screen numbers that are used in the function groups concerned must be stored for the various function groups.
For this, in screen "500_Param" - see Fig. 09 - you click on the "Screens" button.
All the screens of the function groups are entered in screen "501_Release" - see Fig. 10. Screens not entered in this matrix are not released when selected in Runtime for this function group. Although you can use screen numbers from 1 to 32767 in WinCC flexible, only screen numbers 1 to 999 are possible in this configuration, because the IO fields are limited to three digits.
Fig. 10
Note: In this configuration, there is one screen matrix for all operator panels. You can extend the configuration so that a separate screen matrix is stored in one or multiple data blocks for each operator panel. The advantage here is that you can lock operation of specific function groups in individual operator panels, for example, where visual contact to specific parts of a plant or function groups is restricted or non-existent. In this configuration, you can prevent selection of the function group by removing the corresponding button.
3. DownloadAttachment 1 contains the sample project described with three WinCC flexible operator panels.
Attachment 1: WinCC_flexible_Interlock.zip ( 7910 KB )
Runnability and test environment:The following table lists the components that have been used to create this entry and verify the functions described.
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Bushcraft shelters are often quite labour intensive and time intensive. The outdoorsman should have a knowledge of building more expedient simple shelters if he or she finds themselves in a survival situation.
You could be out for a walk and get caught in a blizzard (which is what sparked me making this brief introduction), you might get surprised by darkness out walking with friends, often times people get panicked and try to make it back home or to their car which eats into daylight time remaining.
The sooner you stop and identify what needs to be done the quicker you can take care of
The requirements I had in mind for the shelter are it has to be constructed from debris if at all possible with minimal effort. I had a hatchet with me but you could do the same with a decent knife and in a pinch without any such tool. By the time I started work the earlier blizzard had eased up but this shelter would be easy enough to build even in such conditions.
I'm using video a bit more - hope that it works for ya'll.
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Making use of fallen trees is useful in these situations as it can shave valuable time off of construction leaving you more time to gather firewood before darkness.
Creating insulation from you and the ground is important in such cases - it could be you are in conditions where starting a fire isn't viable straight away due to injury or loss of gear.
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Next step is to create the roof.
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Final step is to thatch it:
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Whilst this is incredibly simple I do think it is worth practising; you learn something every time you do. Those with kids, this is a much more valuable shelter type to teach than the kind of "pretty piled wood sticks that resemble a house" that I often see made in the woods.
Practice integrating gear you have as well; have a survival bivvy bag? Test it. Have a heat reflective blanket? Integrate it. Have a poncho? Use it as well. But remember when the worst comes you just have what nature gives you which is why such shelters have their place.
I hope to update this with other types of expedient shelter and welcome any one else to post theirs.
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Last year, I made an impulse purchase in a computer store, and it was the best $80 I ever spent. It's called the Digital Blue computer microscope, and while I'm not a biology teacher, I would guess that this would be the best classroom tool you could possibly find for that little money.
It hooks up to your computer with a USB connection. You put your specimen under the microscope and sit back and view the image on your computer screen. Magnifications are 10X, 60X, and 200X. The resolution is surprisingly good. You can use it for viewing live, but you can also take still pictures and time-lapse video. You can also use it as a Web cam. It is much cheaper and easier to use than an optical scope, and a whole classroom can watch it at once.
I've taken great time-lapse clips of monarch caterpillars hatching and consuming their egg-shells. You could also observe molting, etc., and look at look at butterfly wing scales, veins, mouth and leg parts, etc. You could also use this with a computer projector, of course.
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Vinyl record covers discussed. This episode: Misguided Psychedelia. Hosted by Rich Bachelor and Mark Mager. StylusCast from Downtown Portland, home of the world's most mediocre vinyl scene. Each week we discuss 5 albums selected by the merit of their covers (usually).
Gabor Szabo "His Greatest Hits" 1971 Impulse Records.
Canned Heat "Boogie with Canned Heat" 1968 Liberty Records.
The Ventures "Super Psychedelics" 1967 Liberty Records.
The Butterfield Blues Band "In My Own Dream" 1968 Elektra Records.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- If the Oklahoma City Thunder never play in Sacramento again, they sure left quite a lasting memory.
Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook and Kevin Martin overcame a slow start, and Oklahoma City overwhelmed the Kings 105-95 on Friday night behind its star trio.
Durant had 24 points and 11 rebounds, Martin scored 24 and Westbrook added 18 points and a season-high 14 assists to anchor a 28-10 run to start the third quarter. The spurt helped the Thunder go ahead by 25 points and improve to 3-2 on their season-long six-game road trip, which ends Sunday at the Los Angeles Lakers.
"Maybe one of our better quarters of the year," Thunder coach Scott Brooks said.
With the Kings' pending purchase agreement to a group that wants to relocate the team to Seattle, there's no guarantee the Thunder -- coincidentally the former SuperSonics, who moved from Seattle to Oklahoma City in 2008 -- will be back in California's capital city next season.
An announced crowd of 15,022 showed up to root for the Kings and catch a glimpse of the Thunder, who have won eight of 10 to climb to the top of the NBA standings. Durant, who played his rookie season in Seattle, said he hopes the situation works out well for both West Coast cities.
Not that the Thunder showed any mercy to the Kings on the court.
Oklahoma City outshot Sacramento 48 to 41 per cent, won the rebounding battle 47-39 and dished out 27 assists. The Kings had only one more assist than Westbrook, who had what Brooks called "one of his best overall games," especially considering the point guard shot 3 of 16 from the floor in a loss at Golden State on Wednesday night.
"We were passing up good shots to take great shots," Durant said.
Tyreke Evans scored 16 points and DeMarcus Cousins had 14 points and eight rebounds on a difficult shooting night for the Kings, who have lost three straight and four of five. Cousins finished 6 of 16 from the floor and had seven of Sacramento's 18 turnovers.
"It's frustrating," Cousins said. "I'm going to keep my mouth closed and stay positive."
The worse news for the franchise still remains off the court.
The Maloof family has a signed agreement to sell the Kings to a group led by hedge-fund manager Chris Hansen and Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer, who intend to move the franchise to Seattle and restore the SuperSonics name next season. The NBA Board of Governors must still approve the sale.
Ironically, Thunder owner Clay Bennett is the head of the league's relocation committee now.
Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson, who sat courtside, is mounting a counteroffer to try to block the move. Fans still keep coming to games at the outdated arena, though outside of a few "Save Our Kings" signs and others supporting Johnson's efforts, the focus surprisingly stayed on watching the defending Western Conference champions.
With a rowdier home crowd than in recent weeks since the sale surfaced, Sacramento stunned the Thunder at the start. Evans made a 3-pointer and Cousins followed with a dunk to cap a 23-9 run to open the game.
Once Oklahoma City found its stride, the Kings couldn't keep pace.
Durant, Westbrook and Martin, who played for the Kings from 2004-10, eventually mowed down Sacramento on both ends of the floor. The trio helped the Thunder shoot 52 per cent from the floor in the first half, with Westbrook taking an outlet pass from Durant for an uncontested dunk in the final seconds to go ahead 58-51 at the break.
About the loudest noise the Kings made in the second half came from the sideline.
Kings point guard Isaiah Thomas was called for a technical foul for barking out something from the bench in the third quarter. Both teams were given a warning to stop the back-and-forth chatter at each other and the officials.
The Thunder's leading men quieted the Kings with near-flawless basketball. Serge Ibaka shut down Cousins, Westbrook orchestrated the offence and Durant often finished in spectacular fashion during the 28-10 spurt to start the second half that gave Oklahoma City an 86-61 lead and put the game away.
"That's what got us to the top of the West right now," Westbrook said. "That's what got us to the record we have now."
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MIDLAND CITY, Ala. – After four anxious days, only the slimmest of details has come to light in a police standoff with an Alabama man who is accused of holding a 5-year-old boy hostage in a bunker, a sign of just how delicate the negotiations are.
Police have used a ventilation pipe to the underground bunker to talk to the man and deliver the boy medication for his emotional disorders, but they have not revealed how often they are in touch or what the conversations have been about. And authorities waited until Friday — four days after the siege began — to confirm what was widely known in this age of instant communication: The man accused of killing a school bus driver and abducting the boy Tuesday was 65-year-old Jimmy Lee Dykes, a Vietnam-era veteran who was known to neighbors as a menacing figure.
While much of what is going on inside the bunker remains a mystery, local officials who have spoken to police or the boy's family have described a small room with food, electricity and a TV. And while the boy has his medication, an official also said he has been crying for his parents.
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Tips How to Effortlessly Start Eating Healthier
As a nutritionist my job is to educate people about healthy eating and preparing individualized diet plant that will fit anyone's lifestyle, will be pleasant enough for the client to be able to stick with it and most important, it will produce effects. Not everyone however needs personalized diet straight form the dietitian's office. Some of you simply ask me how to eat healthier and what's the best way to lose weight. So here is few steps that will show you how to make small changes in the diet that will benefit the health and hopefully help get rid of a few pounds here and there.
1. Always Eat Breakfast (even on the go).
I don't think I need to add that you should always eat breakfast. People who consume breakfast are usually thinner than people who skip breakfast and it is so because of two reasons.
First reason is that people who skip breakfast usually make up for it later during the day and overall tend to consume more calories than people who eat breakfast.
Second reason is that by skipping breakfast your metabolism slows down by shifting into starvation mode, so whatever you'll eat later during the day will more likely end up being stores as fat. Breakfast within an hour of waking up not only gives you energy but also speeds up your metabolism.
If you never have time to eat breakfast grab some healthy granola bar and eat in your car. It's still much better than eating nothing.
2. Fruit, Protein and Grains for Breakfast.
It is very important to properly fuel your body in the morning.
- · Carbohydrates from whole grains such as multigrain, wchole grain cereals and breads (or oatmeal) will give you and your brain energy for the next few hours so you can be more efficient at work.
- · Protein will speed up your metabolism (so called Thermic Effect of Protein) because it takes much more energy to digest protein than digest fats or carbs. It will also keep you fuller for longer by slowing down digestion process.
- · Adding some fruit to your breakfast such as small apple, nectarine, orange or even freshly squeezed orange juice will not only add essencial vitamins and minerals but also enzymes that will aid digestion, antioxidants that will strenghthen our immune system and slow down the oxidation (aging) process of our body and if eaten whole, fiber that will prevent constipation.
Really all it takes to improve your health is having a nutritious breakfast each morning composed of grains (cereal, oatmeal, whole wheat bread), protein (milk, yogurt, eggs) and a handful of fruits. Not so bad right?
3. Replace one unheatlhy side with a vegetable side.
It is very easy to improve your diet by simply substituting one unhealthy side dish for a healthy and wholesome one every time you eat out. I'm not saying to give up fries and never ever eat them again but try to add some healthier side dishes to your meals. Some fabulous and widely available healthy side dishes include side salads, rice and beans, yellow rice w/ vegetables, sweet potato, green beans, baked potato (without butter and cheese, some sour cream is ok), steamed vegetables, corn on the cob (without butter), squash, baked beans, sauteed greens, small cup of soup and roasted homestyle fries.
Watch out for:
- Coleslaw and potato salad because they are drowned in fatty myonnaise;
- Mashed potatoes because restaurants make them with with tons of butter and heavy cream;
- Loaded baked potato because of butter, bacon and cheese;
- Mac & cheese since because it can be extremely high in calories (read butter, cream and cheese);
- Broccoli with cheese or any other buttery sauces (Hollandaise, bechamel);
- Fries and other fried foods such as tater tots, hash browns, fried plantains, fried yuca and fried onion rings
- Potatoes au gratin because just like mac & cheese they are loaded with butter, cream and cheese.
4. Avoid soda and sweet juices
If you're trying to eat healthy I'm sure you already know that soda is bad for you. One 12 oz can of Coke has 10 teaspoons of sugar. You would never put 10 teaspoons of sugar to your tea or coffee so why should you drink sugary soda? If you must drink some try diet soda but be aware that artificial sweeteners are not healthy (they are linked to cancer). In the end you are not only trying to lose some weight but also become a healthier person. Moreover research shows that people who drink diet soda usually are not thinner at all than people who drink regular soda.
The only option is to give up soda and sweet juices all the way and if you are one of those people that drink soda all the time, it will most likely be the hardest step. Pure water is best but if you just can't force yourself to drink water try some of these ideas:
- · Sparkling flavored water such as La Croix, Perrier, St. Pellegrino. You can also add a little bit of regular juice to plain sparkling water to flavor it yourself and save some calories from the juice.
- · Unsweetened iced-tea. You can sweeten it yourself by adding few drops of liquid Stevia extract, a natural zero calorie sweetener that is about 300 times sweeter than sugar and unlike artificial sweeteners is safe for you. You can find it in any grocery store in the sweeteners section. The cost seems high (about $10 per 2 oz bottle) but it contains about 450 servings so overall it is a preddy good deal.
- · Flavor plain water with a squeeze of lemon juice and optionally few drops of stevia.
- · If you need to drink some juice, try Trop50 juices from Tropicana brand which have half the sugar and calories of the regular juices (50 kcal and 10 g sugar per 8 fl oz).
- · Try to give a shot to low sodium tomato or vegetable jucies. Who knows maybe you'll like them ( I do )
5. Use Healthy Fats
One of the most important and probably the easiest rules to follow is tu use healthy monounsaturated fats such as olive oil and polyunsaturated fats such as walnut, safflower and sunflower oil in place of saturated and trans fats such as butter, shortening and margarine.
6. Trick your sweet tooth.
If your biggest issue is a sweet tooth you don't have to completely ditch sweets. Just be smart about them. If you have to eat something sweet after dinner try something small such as lolipop. Unlike candy bar it takes quite a while to suck on lolipop so there's a chance that you'll get your dose of sugar and be completely satisfied with just one lolipop. You can also portion your sweets into zip lock bags and eat only one portion. Doesn't work for everyone but it's worth trying.
These are few very easy changes that you can try to improve your diet. You definitely won't feel deprived of your favorite foods yet it is a good way to introduce slightly healthier habits to your menu. These are very general rules but they work and can be easily implemented in anyone's lifestyle.


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(Left to right) Marsha, Leslie Bennett, Dave Koehn, Adrian, CEO Charles PiersonThere is a long list of Little Brothers and Little Sisters waiting for a mentor and friend said the CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, Charles Pierson. Many of the youngsters suffer from neglect or traumatic circumstances in the home. Through BBBS, "I don't know of a better way to help kids face adversity."
These children are shy, withdrawn and suffer academically. They find it hard to trust anyone. To be a Big Brother or Big sister there is a screening process said Pierson. "The number one focus is child safety."
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The first time my mother came to visit Los Angeles after my husband and I went vegan, she chose to eat a plant-based diet with us for the entire week. I think she was curious as to what the hell we were eating. At the end of her stay, I asked what she thought about eating vegan. "The food was delicious! And…" she lowered her voice and let out an embarrassed grin, "I've never pooped like that in my life!" (She, like many Americans, has had intermittent problems with constipation.)
Some years later, when my father finally came to visit, he reported the exact same thing. And, most recently, while out to dinner with an old friend in New York, he confessed that after meeting us out for vegan meals he always has a nice healthy trip to the crapper within an hour or two.
The reason why this happens is because well-balanced vegan meals are loaded with fiber — a nutrient many Americans lack in our meat and dairy-centered diet. But don't take my word for it, just go to your local pharmacy and check out the aisle, yes the entire aisle, dedicated to helping people shit. And then of course there's all the products that are supposed to ease your troubles when you can't shit: hemorrhoids, cramps, bloating. Forget about yellow and orange, perhaps the national threat level should be raised to Code Brown.
The truth is almost all these issues can be avoided by transitioning to a healthful, whole foods, plant-based diet. Fruits, vegetables, legumes, beans and whole grains are rich in fiber, which, aside from helping to prevent heart disease as well as certain types of cancer, keeps our digestive tract moving. This is extremely important, as it's the main way we rid ourselves of waste and toxins.
It's no coincidence that vegans have lower rates of colon cancer. It's because of all that fiber. Vegans also have lower rates of heart disease by the way – former President Bill Clinton attributes a vegan diet to saving his life.
As Americans face a national health catastrophe, it's important to keep in mind that diet plays a major role. Moving away from meat, dairy, and eggs and incorporating more plant-based foods is essential if we care about getting healthy. If you don't think so, you're obviously full of it. And yes, I do mean shit.


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She managed clinical services for patients and developed new approaches to providing quality of care--especially for culturally diverse populations.
As a researcher, she conducted studies on improving health outcomes for medically underserved communities. Her research articles appear in numerous peer-reviewed medical journals, including Pediatrics.
Starting in the early 90s, she and her husband, a pediatrician, received funding from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) to teach health care professionals across Russia and Central and Eastern Europe.
Extensive travels through these countries spanned more than a decade and prompted a new interest--writing for children.
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In the summer of 1969 Neil Armstrong left his footprint on the moon.
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We all called him Sambo.
He died on Tuesday, January 29. When I heard the news, I wondered if anybody has ever meant as much to Fayette County as Sambo. I don't think so.
His star would have been bright anywhere. After all, he landed at Normandy in World War II.That alone would qualify him as an icon.
He could have made a fortune in medicine in the big city.
Instead, he and his wife—we all call her Dr. Helen—came back to Sambo's home. It was a little runt of a town called Fayetteville. It has never been the same since then.
Sambo and Dr. Helen started their clinic next to the Methodist Church. Through the years thousands of folks streamed through those doors. There is a special feeling you develop for the guy who cares for your sick mother, your injured child, your dying grandparent. Multiply that by tens of thousands and you begin to see why we all loved Sambo. That's a big footprint.
But, Sambo didn't stop there. He got himself elected to the city council. That is a thankless job. Sambo didn't need the headache. But, he loved the town too much to watch the growing pains from the sidelines. He named just about all the streets in Fayetteville. Maybe you have noticed that they are named for Confederates. Maybe you also noticed that the shortest street in town is Long Avenue. That's a taste of "Sambo irony."
If you wanted to take a hike beside beautiful azaleas, you went to Sambo's house. On Beauregard Boulevard, of course. Want a bird sanctuary? Fayette County has one, thanks to Sambo.
Guess who opened the first emergency room in Fayette County? Yep.
Maybe his greatest contribution to his hometown is his children. Doctors galore. And his son, Fletcher, served the Griffin Circuit as District Attorney before he built the Fayette County State Court from the ground up. Now he serves as Superior Court Judge.
If you didn't know all of this about Sambo, I'll bet you read his bestsellers. The first was "Run With the Horsemen." He woke up every morning at four o'clock to write it before he saw patients all day long. Still, even as his writing gained him national fame, the books—fiction, he insisted—reminded old-timers of Fayette County. What you may not know is that he donated the royalties to a local school.
That school is now called "The Joseph Sams School." It helps special needs children get a jump start in life. You see, Joseph Sams was Sambo's grandson. When he was born with Down's Syndrome, his parents, Jim and Marie Sams, could have sulked in self-pity. Instead, they began a school to help children like Joe. At first it was "The Early Years School" and was designed to take advantage of the fact that all children learn the fastest in the first three years of life. The idea was to use that window of intellectual prowess to help the learning disabled. When Joe's life ended far too soon, the school was named after him. Countless children, who could have been written off as hopeless, have a chance in life because of the school.
Sambo would scoff at the notion that he left a big footprint in Fayette County. He would point, instead, to Joe's footprint. I consider them one and the same.
We've lost Sambo, but his legacy is all over Fayette County.
Now, he's leaving footprints in heaven. Joe, your granddaddy is home.


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Thursday, 14 January 2010
300 Followers, 2 Giveaways and a whole lot of bargains!!
Get an additional entry into the draw for each person you send over here...have them pop your name in the comment section and you will get an extra shot at winning, why not get an extra go by popping a link on your blog!! :)
The shabby chic goodies include:-
The Shabby Chic Home by Rachel Ashwell book (eye candy!!)
Laura Ashley red rose stripe apron
Lakeland 2lb Loaf tin
Lakeland 1lb Loaf tin
Rose scented sparkling powder puff (what kind of domestic goddess doesnt shimmer while she cooks!!)
The Crafty Goodies include:-
The Ultimate Christmas DVD
Cute Companion Winter Tales 3d scene builder DVD
Cute Companions Winter Tales Cardmaking DVD
Cute Companions Winter Tales PC CD
2 Sets of Popcorn Bear unmounted stamps - I love You and Someone Special
2 Owl notebooks
2 Reels of velvet ribbon in turquoise and purple
Good Luck, winners will be announced on Monday - remember to send your friends over too for an extra chance!! :)
Heres a pic of some of the bargains i picked up yesterday too dont you just love 70% off at Accessorise and paying for scrapbook things with full loyalty cards - its not real money then is it!!?? LOL Yep that Rachel Allen book really was £1.99 because it has a little rip on the front cover!! (rrp £25.00!!)
122 comments:
- Rose Charles said...
Hi Debbie, I would love to be in the draw for both :-)
I will out your post on my FB page to send you over some more people!
Rose XXX
PS SOOOO jealous of the goodies you picked up yest! - 14 January 2010 17:46
- Julie said...
Hi Debbie,
I'm going to have to go shopping with you, I never find qreat bargains like that - your going to have to point me in the right direction.
Congratulations on 300 followers but no big surprise as your blog is the best!!
I'd love to be enetered Both if you dont mind.
Take care and lots of love - Ju xx - 14 January 2010 17:50
- Serenata said...
Oh yes please Debbie - both - or is that greedy?
I'm still hoping to make your cake, but am a bit slow on getting the ingredients - the weather puts me off getting them. - 14 January 2010 17:51
- Rose&Bird said...
Hi Debbie - wow, that's a generous spread! Well done on 300 followers, I'm sure it will be 3000 soon!
Please could I be greedy and be entered for BOTH?! - 14 January 2010 17:54
- Me........... said...
i would love to enter the shabby chic!! great giveaway :d
- 14 January 2010 17:56
- lemonade kitty said...
Congrats on 300 posts, can I enter your lovely giveaway please Lucey xx
- 14 January 2010 18:05
- Lalabibaby said...
Shabby Chic one for me please Debbie and I will post a link on my blog .... great bargains .... I'm getting withdrawal symptons and can't wait till the weather clears up so I can go out on the prowl ;-)
- 14 January 2010 18:06
- mitmot said...
shabby one please - love all your bargains :-)
- 14 January 2010 18:10
- Cath x said...
I'm not surprised you have 300 followers!
Where do you find all these bargains!!!??!
Shabby Chic for me please xx - 14 January 2010 18:12
- LittleGem said...
Hi Debbie :)
A very lovely and generous giveaway!
Please could I be entered into the Shabby draw?
Congrats on 300 followers!
xGem - 14 January 2010 18:12
- Carmen said...
What a generous person you are :o) I would LOVE to enter your Shabby Chic one. Thanks for the chance. I'll poop you on my sidebar in a moment.
Congratulations on your followers and your bargains too ;) - 14 January 2010 18:12
- jo said...
Huge congrats on your number off followers - we must all have taste. I would love to be entered into the shabby chic giveaway pretty please.
- 14 January 2010 18:13
- ** Paula ** said...
Congrats on the 300!
Great bargains you got, brilliant discount on the Rachel Allen book!
Can i please be entered for both draws - thank you loads. - 14 January 2010 18:15
- the26thchoice said...
Oooh hello, its me, the26thchoice off SCC (in case you wondered!)...could i be popped into the Shabby Chic one - need some inspiration to encourage my baking if i am going to try and bake my own wedding cake!! Thanks! Laura xx
- 14 January 2010 18:27
- Sophie - Chez Sophie said...
Hi I have popped over from Rose Charls and what a lovely blog you have, gerat giveaway please can I join for the Shabby Chic draw.
Great bargains today.
Luv Sophie - 14 January 2010 18:30
- Ali said...
Hi Debbie, please can I be entered for the craft one please. Also, can I come shopping with you please..lol..can you let me know how you get on with your sizzix embosser.
- 14 January 2010 18:38
- made with love said...
I am not in the least bit surprised you have 300 followers. Your blog is great. Wonderful giveaways. I'd love to be entered into either but those loaf tins are adorable so shabby chiq for me please.
Great bargains.
Rachael XX - 14 January 2010 18:40
- hlcarroll said...
Congratulations on your 300 posts Debbie! I would love to be entered into both giveaway, as they are both full of fab things :). And fab bargains by the way, Can't believe the book was only £1.99! Thanks, firstname.lastname@example.com xxx
- 14 January 2010 18:48
- Sarah said...
Hello Debbie!
What a lovely stash of goodies! I have just been on Amazon and ordered the 'Jazzy Jars' book as I am planning to make my own christmas pressies this year which will hopefully include jams and pickles! I would love to be entered for the shabby chic draw please! Loving that loaf tin! - 14 January 2010 18:48
- K said...
BOTH please
Love the Jewellery you picked up, absolutely gorgeous! - 14 January 2010 18:49
- aaron1 said...
Wow Debbie 300 followers is excellent, I am not surprised!
I am loving my new hobby of cooking, looking forward to many more weeks to come.
You have some wonderful bargins there.
I am interested in the Shabby chic giveaway, I have too much craft stuff and very new to shabby chic.
Hayley X - 14 January 2010 18:58
- thestupidityofmen said...
Hi i am a regular to your blog its great i love it ! first time ive posted ! so thanks for brightening my day ! and could i be entered for the shabby one please !
- 14 January 2010 19:24
- wam73 said...
Wow fantastic giveaway I would love to win either of these so can you put me in for both. I am just popping over to my blog and will post a link to you there and will do the same on facebook. Not tried the soup yet but plan to. After my disater at the cake I am a little uneasy lol. Lovely lovely blog.
Well done.
Wendy. xx - 14 January 2010 19:40
- CT19720 said...
Oh hi Debbie,
I'd love to be in with a chance of winning your crafty goodies. I think your blog is fab and will be trying the mushroom soup at the weekend - it's my OHs favourite, so I should earn some brownie points and get more crafting done!
Thank you.
Carolinex - 14 January 2010 19:40
- Kate said...
WOW what fab bargains I love it when there's 70% off it's the best isn't it.
I'd love to enter both please.
Take care
Kate. - 14 January 2010 19:43
- scrappyjacky said...
Would love to be in the craft draw....and please take me shopping next time you go.Will link you as well.
- 14 January 2010 19:43
- Scrappy~Sarah said...
oooo yummy, both if possible please
- 14 January 2010 19:45
- Rainmac said...
Hi Debbie, wow what great giveaways!!! I'd love to be entered for both if that's ok as I am greedy ;-) I am making your mushroon soup and the carrot cake tomorrow so will report back afterwards! The Rachel Allen book is good, mine was £7.99 I think from the Book People, it's good - her lasagne is amazing x
- 14 January 2010 19:46
- Susiemay said...
Hi Debbie
Fantastic to have 300 followers!!!! Many Congrats.
Have been a bit stuck indoors over the bad weather as roads are horrible here and even the busses haven't been running. So no bargains for me. But well done on your good buys.
I'd love to be entered in both the draws please.
Sue - 14 January 2010 19:47
- Jacilynn said...
Your blog is so cool. I love the recipes and your craft items. I'd be interested in winning BOTH!!! I've linked you on my blog and am already a follower.
x - 14 January 2010 19:50
- TheMadHouse said...
Oh wow, I would love to be entered in both
- 14 January 2010 19:51
- George's Mum said...
Please can I enter both! Congratulations on 300 followers!! xx
- 14 January 2010 19:55
- cherry said...
oooh id love to be entered in shabby chic and scrappy-sarah sent me over.
thx x - 14 January 2010 19:56
- LME said...
Thank you for the chance to win :)
Ilove your recipies. - 14 January 2010 19:59
- gill said...
what a lovely giveaway! can i enter both please!!
gill - 14 January 2010 20:04
- Liberty :) said...
Congratulations and well done for 300 followers!!! BOTH for me please! x Can't wait to make your soup x
- 14 January 2010 20:09
- Sharon said...
Well done on your blog - not surprising though it's the first one I check every day!!! Enjoying your recipes too! Can I be in the Shabby Chic giveaway please. Thank you.
- 14 January 2010 20:19
- Kerry said...
I'd love to enter the shabby chic giveaway.
Cherry sent me over here. - 14 January 2010 20:23
- Mouse said...
Hi, love your blog and what a lovely giveaway, so kind of you. Could i please be entered for both, thanks.
- 14 January 2010 20:26
- Karen said...
Hi, what a generous giveaway, I would like to be entered for the shabby chic please, I shall send some friends over (if I work out how!)
- 14 January 2010 20:27
- MelMel said...
Lovely giveaway...pls may I enter?
Melxx - 14 January 2010 20:31
- Sarah said...
300 followers well done. Id like to be entered into the shabby chic giveaway please.
- 14 January 2010 20:44
- Rustyhammer said...
Oh 'BOTH' for the candy - lovely, lovely stuff you have on offer. What fab bargins you got too - and so nice to 'spend' loyalty points
- 14 January 2010 20:55
- Sarah said...
Ohh shabby chic for me please :)
With you on loving Accessorize 70& off, picked up some lovely bits there myself today :) - 14 January 2010 20:55
- ZoiHoku said...
oooh! Congratulations! That is so awesome that you are touching the lives of so many people! Loving the crafty one!
- 14 January 2010 20:57
- Jenny said...
it's got to be Shabby Chic for me! That apron is fab! thanks for the chance to win. Great blog! x
- 14 January 2010 21:05
- Rhian said...
Fab bargains, could I be entered into both please
Thanks - 14 January 2010 21:22
- Lisa said...
I want to go shopping with you! How do you always find such good bargains?
Congrats on 300 followers. Can you enter me for both draws please : )
I've also added your link to my blog post today xx - 14 January 2010 21:27
- Carmen said...
Aaargh! Just came back to my pc and this window was still open! Only just noticed my 'poop' faux pas! Oops - you know what I meant! *blush*
- 14 January 2010 21:34
- Blueberry Heart said...
Hi Debbie,
Congrats on the 300 follwers!
Another successful days shopping too!!!
I'd love to enter the 'Shabby' giveaway please - LOVE those loaf tins!!
BH x - 14 January 2010 21:35
- WitchyBex said...
oooh can I enter both too, they look too good to have to choose :-)
I've not been able to hit the january sales at all thanks to the snow sob sob xx - 14 January 2010 21:45
- sh3ri3 said...
Such a Darling, what yummy goodies are you sure you want to give them away??
I would love a chance to win the craft goodies please.
Looking forward to your crafty makes in 2010.
Will try to set up a link on my blog :)
XX - 14 January 2010 22:00
- PinkLady said...
Wow, 300 followers! That's quite an achievment. Could I enter for the Shabby Chic giveaway please? xx
- 14 January 2010 22:38
- Elinor said...
Can I enter the Shabby Chic giveaway? Thanks :)
- 14 January 2010 22:44
- Rose said...
Well done on your 300 Followers! Could I be entered into both please, thanks so much xx
- 14 January 2010 22:45
- Jane Beatty said...
Hi .........would love to be entered for both if possible....ta. By the way made the soup today.......another winner. Hubby loves it!!!!!!!!!!!!
- 14 January 2010 23:06
- Katie-Louise Oakley said...
Hiya Debbie,
Bargain hunter you are eh! :) I would lobe to be in the draw for both if that is ok?
Goodluck all xx - 14 January 2010 23:09
- Jane Beatty said...
Your goodies you picked are really fantastic eye candy for those who can only look and go green......lol
- 14 January 2010 23:10
- Pink Stitches said...
Hi - can I be greedy and enter for both! Amazing giveaway and amazing bargains on your shopping trip! :o)
- 14 January 2010 23:46
- Anne C said...
Hi I would love to be entered for both, love the latest goodies you have bought..and excellent recipes, thanks xx
- 14 January 2010 23:56
- charl said...
oo could i enter the shabby chic one love...what lovely things you have to give away.. so kind to..
wowzer 300 followers... thats amazing !!
love charl
xx - 15 January 2010 00:13
- craftygranny said...
Wow some fab bargains there. What an inspirational blog too. Thank you for doing this . trisha x
- 15 January 2010 01:32
- The Paper Princess said...
Hi Debbie,
Your candy and blog is gorgeous - please enter me in both draws as I love both crafty items and shabby chic! I also added a pic and link of your candy on my blog (and I was already a follower!) Please come visit me when you have a moment - would love for you to follow too!
Ramona :-)
http://create-with-joy.blogspot.com - 15 January 2010 02:43
- Cheryl F. {The Lucky Ladybug} said...
Shabby Chic, please :) *Thanks* for the giveaway!
theluckyladybug[at]gmail[dot]com - 15 January 2010 05:33
- Suzanne said...
Fantastic candy Debbie. Love your bargains. Loyalty cards are the best, lol. Could you counyt me in for the crafty goodies please? I am off to post on my blog so that I get an extra chance, lol. Thanks so much for this
Suzanne x - 15 January 2010 08:30
- jo said...
What lovely goodies you got! Waiting for the snow to disapper before I go shopping.
Could I enter both please! - 15 January 2010 09:01
- Michelle said...
Oh that yummy candy looks fab - add me in and the soup is on the list for making this weekend.
Ta Michelle - 15 January 2010 09:52
- Lucy said...
Well, it's crafting for me please Deb. You are very generous. Only just getting round to making my carrot cake today...always playing catch-up!!
L xx - 15 January 2010 11:00
- susan said...
Oh my goodness -300! I have 9!! LOL! I would love to enter your shabby chic prize draw x
- 15 January 2010 11:33
- dutchbird said...
Ohhhhhh...I say both!!!
Your bargains look wonderful aswell!
xx Merel - 15 January 2010 12:14
- maypole said...
What a fabulous giveaway! I would love to in the Shabby Chic give away please.
- 15 January 2010 12:29
- maypole said...
What a fabulous giveaway! I would love to in the Shabby Chic give away please.
- 15 January 2010 12:29
- greyparrot said...
Both please, how could I possibly choose lol!
Is that bird bag from accessorize? I absolutely will die if I don't have one lol! - 15 January 2010 12:43
- Mary Poppins said...
Congratulations an your now 310 followers, your Blog is delicious, like having a lovely hot chocolate in my tum :)
Fantastic givewasy and very generous of you, I would love to enter please, could I please go in shabby chic hat, many thanks :)
X - 15 January 2010 13:21
- Big Red Hearts said...
I'm sure I posted a comment but it hasn't appeared, so apologies if you get this twice!?
Could you enter me into the Shabby draw please? Thank you.
I almost bought those loaf tins from Lakeland and I am now kicking myself for not getting them.
Oh I made your Leek & Potato soup yesterday and it was delicious so thank you! I've posted a link to it on my blog - hope that is okay?
C xx - 15 January 2010 13:55
- Vixen 307 said...
I would love a chance at winning the craft giveaway. Your blog is lovely, keep up the good work!
- 15 January 2010 14:07
- Shirley said...
When I have a job I'm just going to send extra money to you to buy stuff for me! Be my personal shopper!
Would love to be in the draws - 15 January 2010 14:17
- LissyLou said...
ooo shabby chic please!
Great bargain books too! - 15 January 2010 14:47
- daisychain said...
shabby chic :)
I love your blog. - 15 January 2010 14:58
- domestic goddess said...
its shabby for me! love teh look fo that book Debbie, btw you are looking fab, pregnant definitly suits you xx
- 15 January 2010 15:16
- WandaFish said...
Hi, Lalabibaby pointed me in your direction.
I'd love to be entered in both of your fab giveaways please :)
Your blog looks great and I'm pleased to be a new follower. - 15 January 2010 15:41
- Lace hearts said...
Hi, I'd love to enter, please Debbie. I think I'm slightly in favour of the Shabby Chic giveaway. ;-) I've mentioned you on my blog, partly because of your lovely giveaway, but also because of your fantastic carrot cake... thanks for that. It's delicious! xxx
- 15 January 2010 15:47
- Dawnk said...
Both please Debs,keeping my fingers crossed Dawnx
- 15 January 2010 15:48
- madmummy said...
what a fab giveaway! would love to enter both please!!
x Steph - 15 January 2010 16:06
- kirsticoo said...
I have 37 and counting...lol... Ican't make my mind up either... ove them both but can you enter me into the Shabby Chic draw please... my friend Susan from http://susanscountrydreams.blogspot.com/ told me about your blog - Its fab btw...x
- 15 January 2010 16:21
- Katie said...
Shabby Chic please Debbie!
Beautiful baby house pictures, all legs and bump. Stunning.
Pepper x - 15 January 2010 17:10
- Esellek's Crafty Playground and Other Stuff said...
can i come live with you :) i wanna play baking and creating
- 15 January 2010 18:10
- kacy said...
Wow! Debbie! you are a sweetie!! its so kind of you to offer another competition!! please enter me for both!
your bump is Lovely!! theres nothing to you except a bump - not that i'm envious ;) - 15 January 2010 19:15
- Cris said...
I like both styles, but I keep the crafty goodies.
Congratulations on the 300 fans!
kisses. - 15 January 2010 19:27
- Marja said...
Lovely baby bump! You definitely are all bump!
I'd like to be entered in the shabby draw please (that sounds all wrong doesn't it? Nothing shabby about it!).
Thanks :)
ps: Making the mushroom soup for lunch tomorrow! Even DH is excited! - 15 January 2010 20:15
- Kate said...
Shabby Chic for me please! and did you get a bargain price on the sizzix embosser too? ** Kate **
- 15 January 2010 20:49
- Jackie said...
Haha I did a double take on the book, wow what a fab bargain, love the look of the jazzy jars book too...so glad I rediscovered your blog xox
Shabby Chic - 16 January 2010 00:39
- Janet Z said...
Oh put me down for both please. Both those packages are calling to me. LOL!
- 16 January 2010 01:20
- Debbie said...
What a great giveaway! Please include me in BOTH! Thanks so much!!
- 16 January 2010 11:10
- Julies knitting corner said...
Hello Debbie, I have just popped over from Lace hearts who mentioned your give away, really nice of you. I would love to be entered please for the craft one. Julie.C
- 16 January 2010 11:26
- Chocolate Orange said...
Oooh congratulations on 300 followers. Mind you with such a fantastic blog,i am not surprised. What a great bag of bargains you bagged too.
Can i be greedy and ask to go into both draws too please xx Choccy xx - 16 January 2010 13:49
- ziggy2407 said...
Debbie - Thanks for such an inspiring blog - you are the BEST. Id love to be entered for both giveaways if possible.
Thanks again and keep up the good work
Chrissie xxx - 16 January 2010 15:18
- TCake said...
wow who's the bargain queen this week!..... loving the Shabby Chic goodies... met rachel last year who was lovely... glad to see you and baby are doing well. Hugs Tx
- 16 January 2010 17:02
- Emma said...
Just found this fantastic blog a few weeks ago. I just love your style! I would love to be entered for both draws please. Thank you!
- 16 January 2010 17:34
- Barbara said...
Great giveaway - I could really use some of that with my Brownies -and I love the bargain cake plate. It's probably a good job I just got back from our nearest big town with a Laura Ashley and won't be going again til next week as I already have two old cake plates. I did find a two tier tin one in a charity shop today and left it there for someone else. Now I'm regretting it of course! Bx
- 16 January 2010 17:42
- LadyBug said...
Shabby Chic giveaway please :) Think you have achieved the Domestic Goddess status, not a wannabe!
- 16 January 2010 17:56
- Mandy said...
congratulations on 300 followers...
and shabby chic please xxx - 16 January 2010 20:18
- Traci Cornelius said...
Hi Debbie, would also love to be in your draw - you have afab blog - Ilove it!
Traci x - 16 January 2010 22:32
- Clemencia said...
this is so shabby, thank you so much for the giveaways, I would love to enter both of them, awesome,awesome, awesoeme
storytime5366 at gmail dot com - 17 January 2010 05:06
- bunbun2 said...
congratulations on 300 followers! thank you for offering fab candy. they are both great and I can't choose...so could I please be entered for both!
- 17 January 2010 10:11
- Lesley (Notesfrommydays) said...
ooo what a fab giveaway I wouldnt mind either thank you ;-)
love your new facebook group - i am doing "virtual" cooking as on a diet but cant wait to try some of the receipes for real :-)
lesley x - 17 January 2010 12:42
- Jak said...
You can count me in as a new follower to your fab blog. I'd be happy with either giveaway.
Jak x - 17 January 2010 13:44
- dollysdreamings said...
Debbie I love all the pink and prettiness on here and am makinga recipe box because of you
I would love to enter the crafty draw too - 17 January 2010 19:31
- Viki Vintage said...
SHABBY CHIC please ! there was that obvious enough which one I'm drooling over and want to win? If I knew how to add links to my blog I would def add yours - love coming on here and seeing all your lovely makes.
- 17 January 2010 22:09
- Shirley said...
Can I please be entered for both? Thanks hunny x
- 17 January 2010 23:48
- Tracy said...
SHABBY CHIC please!
Am just starting out making some handmade bread so these tins would be awesome to have! I LOVE your blog, my favourite and love all your ideas, it really inspires me to try myself. A huge thankyou for all you do! - 18 January 2010 12:02
- Yasmin said...
Hi Debbie
Congratulations on the new arrival. Hope you're keeping well. Have added you on my FB too but haven't yet had a chance to try out your recipes. So saying that I'd like to be entered for the Shabby Chic that way I'll have no excuse & look the business in that fab apron!
Yasmin - 18 January 2010 13:14
- The Overflowing Family said...
gosh...nearly forgot tocomment on this one! Would love to enter the shabby comp please....
Now back off to check ingrdients for lemon cake :) - 18 January 2010 13:56
- Sue said...
Love all of them! Especially your accessorise stash!! Can i be entered in the shabby draw please.
- 18 January 2010 16:24
- Lynne said...
Well done, great bargains there!
- 18 January 2010 16:40
- Mrs Home Sweet Home said...
Hello, just thought seems as i'm always stalking your blog i may as well enter your giveaway although you have has so many enter already!
Either comp suits me please, Thanks :)
P.S If you get time see my blog, i made those little carrot cakes you put up on a previous post but used my bun tray they were very yum so thanks! :) Think i'll try the lemon ones now x - 18 January 2010 16:45
- Deanne said...
what a lovely bunch of goodies Debbie :)
I would love to be up for the shabby chic :) xxxxxxx - 18 January 2010 16:57
- bbabs said...
So inspired by your posts. Especially the cakes, they all look easy and delicious. Fab Blog.
Can i please be entered into both comps. Well done on a fab blog.
Thanks Marlene xxx - 18 January 2010 18:14
- Jude said...
Hi there, congratulations on getting 300 followers! I currently have 9...but I am hopeful!! Love your blog (and the recipes!) and would like to be entered into your draw! Don't mind which one...but I made my own bread for the first time recently and those loaf tins are gorgeous! Thank-you very much! xx
- 18 January 2010 22:53
- MoooooN said...
Hello! Great give-aways!!! May I be entered into both give-aways??? Thanks for a chance to win!
Tanya - 19 January 2010 14:13
- Floss said...
Wow, what a wonderful give-away! I would love to enter the Shabby Chic one, please, and I will put a link to you in my blog sidebar too.
- 19 January 2010 17:03
- Floss said...
Sorry - here's a PS - I found you via Dreaming of the Simple Life - Lalabibaby's blog!
- 19 January 2010 17:05