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Jermell Charlo angry at not being ranked pound-for-pound in top 10
By Allan Fox: Jermell Charlo believes that he and his brother former IBF junior middleweight champion Jermall Charlo should both be rated in the top 10 in the pound-for-pound lists. As of now, neither fighter is rated top 10 in Ring Magazine’s P-4-P list. The unbeaten Jermell (30-0, 15 KOs) will be defending his WBC junior middleweight title against former 154lb champion Austin ‘No Doubt’ Trout (31-4, 17 KOs) this Saturday night on Showtime as presented by Premier Boxing Champions at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California.
”I’ve knocked out four or five people and I’m not hearing people say the Charlo’s are top 10 pound for pound,” Jermell Charlo said to the boxing media at Secondsout.“I don’t see mine and my brother’s names mentioned at all. I’m f—ing him up all the way through 12.”
One likely reason why the Charlo’s aren’t rated in any of the pound-for-pound lists is the weak opposition they’ve been padding their records with. For example, Jermell Charlo’s recent wins in his last 10 fights have come against these fighters:
– Charles Hatley
– Erickson Lubin
– John Jackson
– Joachim Alcine
– Vanes Martirosyan – *controversial win for Charlo
– Mario Alberto Lazano
– Charles Bellamy
– Gabriel Rosado – *poor performance by Charlo
– Jose Angel Rodriguez
– Demetrius Hopkins – *close win for Charlo
Looking at Jermell’s resume in the last five years, it’s easy to see why he’s not ranked in the top 10 pound-for-pound. Charlo’s opposition has been horrible with the exception of his fight against the unproven Lubin. Charlo still hasn’t faced any of the proven quality fighters in the 154lb. weight class like Erislandy Lara or Jarrett Hurd. At this point, 21-year-old WBO junior middleweight champion Jaime Munguia or former IBF 147lb champion Kell Brook would be a tremendous step up in class for the 28-year-old Charlo. The pound for pound list is for fighters that that have shown that they can beat the best fight after fight. Charlo and his brother Jermall haven’t done that.
Jermall’s best wins have come against these guys:
– Hugo Centeno Jr.
– Jorge Sebastian Heiland – *Injured at the time he fought Jermall
– Julian ‘J-Rock’ Williams
– Austin Trout
– Cornelius Bundrage
The above list are the only name fighters that Jermall has fought during his career. The rest of the guys are C-level opposition. Jermall doesn’t belong in the top 100 with the guys he’s faced and neither does his brother Jermell. Once they start fighting opposition with a pulse, then and only then you can consider them for the pound for pound list.
“Some critics say that me and my brother haven’t fought the people required to be on the pound-for-pound list. My race to the top continues Saturday night to prove all those people wrong,” Charlo said.
I’m afraid that Jermell’s fight tonight won’t prove anything at all other than the fact that he can beat a shopworn Trout, who has lost two out of his last three fights. If Charlo wants to impress boxing fans, then he needs to lean on his manager Al Haymon to match him up with IBF/WBA junior middleweight champion Jarrett Hurd and Erislandy Lara in consecutive fights. Believe me; if Charlo beats Hurd and Lara, he’s going to be on The Ring’s top 10 pound-for-pound list. The problem is, I don’t think Charlo can beat Lara and Hurd. Those fighters are proven, and have a lot of punching power. Charlo is a good fighter, but the fact that he couldn’t even beat Martirosyan without controversy shows the limits of his talent. You can argue the only reason Charlo as looked good recently is because he’s fought these guys: Lubin [totally inexperienced], Hatley, Jackson and Alcine. Charlo has been matched weakly by his management since what should have been a loss against Martirosyan. Charlo is a good fighter, but he’s more of a contender level guy than a true champion. He’s merely a belt holder, and if he ever faces Lara or Hurd, his talent limits will be exposed.
“I look to do what my brother did against Trout, but way better,” Trout said. ”If that’s with a knockout or just picking him apart, I’m ready. I’m fighting for a lot more than just a win. We’re going to keep shining and do what we have to do,” Charlo said.
It’s doubtful that Charlo will be able to knockout Trout unless he catches him with a good shot early on and then blitzes him. But if Charlo does that, he may get knocked out himself if he bum rushes Trout. Charlo doesn’t have the greatest chin in the world, and if he gets hit with a shot while he’s going for the knockout, it could night over for him. Charlo should focus on just trying to box his way to a victory, because he doesn’t possess the offensive skills to knockout a fighter like Trout. If Jermall, Lara and Canelo couldn’t knockout Trout, then Jermell won’t be able to do the job.
The 32-year-old Trout was just stopped in the 10th round in his last fight by Hurd. It could be that the wear and tear that Trout suffered in that fight, as well in his losses to Jermall, Canelo and Lara may have caused his boxing skills to deteriorate to the point where Jermell can knock him out. Nonetheless, Jermell shouldn’t get it twisted by thinking that he can beat Jarrett Hurd, Canelo or Lara if he’s able to KO Trout, because I don’t think that would be the case. I would pick Hurd, Canelo and Lara to beat Jermell with ease, because he’s not that kind of a fighter. He’s more of a Martirosyan level guy.
“Jarrett Hurd is not my focus right now,” Jermell said. ”I definitely want to unify titles soon and I hope he comes out ringside on Saturday night so I can look at him after this fight. Everyone knows what time it is.”
Hurd may indeed be there tonight for the Charlo vs. Trout fight. Charlo staring Hurd down isn’t going to mean much if he’s not going to be facing him next. It’s unclear when precisely Charlo will be facing Hurd. We know that Hurd wants the fight against Charlo right now, but I’m not sure that the feelings are mutual. Charlo seems more interested in name dropping Hurd’s name than he is in fighting him.
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- Austin Trout returns this Saturday – Livestream on FITE TV!
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[This is one post in a series about my music mixes. The series list has links to all posts in the series and also definitions of many of the terms I use. You may wish to read the introduction for more background.
Like all my series, it is not necessarily contiguous—
“Angry” music is stereotypically associated with teenage boys. I certainly was a teenage boy once,1 and I listened to my share of angry music then. But I never really stopped. I find there to be something cleansing in music that you need to crank way up or else it’s not worth listening to—
No new tale to tell,
Twenty-six years on my way to hell.
Gotta listen to your big-time, hard-line, bad luck, fist fuck.
Don’t think you’re having all the fun:
You know me, I hate everyone.
Now, I certainly didn’t hate everyone back then ... but, you know, everyone has those days when they just want to say “fuck the world.” And when those moods hit me, I mainly want to put in some music that fuels my rage—
Of course, this is not to everyone’s tastes. There will be lots of F-bombs (three just in the post so far), and some people don’t like that. There will be screeching guitars, and some people don’t like that. There will be screeching vocals too, and some people really don’t like that. So if this mix is not your cup of tea, I can dig that. But, if you’re open to some good, old-fashioned, “angry” music, I think you’re going to enjoy the shit out of this one (profanity very much intended).
Now, some people have a tendency to pick an angry music genre and stick with it: punk, or metal, or industrial, or grunge, or what-have-you. I’m a bit more eclectic, so this will definitely be an “all of the above” approach. Why limit yourself? You’ll see all those subgenres represented below, plus more specific variations—
This volume actually started out life as a pre-modern mix.3 Most of the tracks that were on the original version are retained here, and mostly in the same order. However, I’ve also taken the liberty of expanding it and diversifying it somewhat, to reflect my chameleon moods (by which I mean that I have many shades of black).
Let’s start by looking at what may well be my absolute favorite unchecked agression music: industrial. Early industrial (which I generally refer to as “proto-industrial”) is not, in my opinion, very good. It’s messy and experimental, much like no wave, only even more chaotic, if such a thing can be imagined. This phase is epitomized by Cabaret Voltaire and Throbbing Gristle, and especially the granddaddy of all industrial, Einstürzende Neubauten, who were known for things like beating hollow metal pipes against the concrete walls of underpass tunnels and calling it music. While I don’t much care to listen to that sort of stuff, I do acknowledge that I owe a great debt to those bands, because without them we wouldn’t have the great industrial bands of today. I like to think of industrial as being split down the middle, with the guitar-based bands on one side, such as Big Black and Ministry, and the synth-based bands such as Nitzer Ebb and KMFDM on the other. And, of course, bridging the two, the perfectly balanced guitars-and-synth-working-together of Nine Inch Nails.
For this volume, we have two entries from the life-changing NIN, including the one I quoted at the beginning, “Wish.” I was originally going to try to restrict myself to only one, but “Wish” is just too perfect to leave off, and there was absolutely no way I was going to bump “Sin.” Off Reznor’s amazing first album (which really did change my life, in some ways) Pretty Hate Machine, “Sin” vies with a lot of other great candidates: “Head Like a Hole,” “Terrible Lie,” “That’s What I Get” ... hell, nearly the entirety of that first album could fit here. But there’s a special place in my heart for “Sin.” Perhaps it was playing it at a college party once and seeing a good friend of mine really get into it,4 or perhaps it’s just the perfection of the lyrics (“you give me the anger; you give me the nerve”), but I just adore this song. It really gets under my skin, to steal a few more of its excellent words.
But the industrial train doesn’t stop there: we also get to hear from Ministry, with their amazing “Stigmata,” and Big Black, with the insanely good “Kerosene.” Both of these bands can be hit-or-miss with me. Ministry has a few other tracks that I think are almost as good as this one,5 while Big Black has hardly anything else which comes close. But these two songs are just fucking brilliant. Again, the lyrics are a big part. Here’s a bit of “Stigmata”:
Just like a car crash,
Just like a knife,
My favourite weapon
Is the look in your eyes ...
There’s also a line about “chewing on glass,” which is pretty much what the music sounds like, but in a good way. And then there’s “Kerosene,” which absolutely has to be the number one most perfect song ever written about the hell of living in a small town:
Never anything to do in this town
(Live here my whole life)
Probably learn to die in this town
(Live here my whole life)
Nothing to do, sit around at home,
Sit around at home, stare at the walls,
Stare at each other and wait till we die,
Stare at each other and wait till we die,
Probably come to die in this town ...
The music for this tune is bass-heavy, menacing; it stalks you, like a kerosene fire, waiting to pounce on you ... which, eventually, it does. “Kerosene” (and Big Black in general) was another introduction by the same friend of mine who first played me “Goo Goo Muck” by the Cramps and made me truly appreciate “Troy” by Sinead.6 She always said it was the only song that could make her dance on the table ... so naturally we played it often at parties. But above and beyond the fondness of my personal connection, it really is just an amazing song that you sort of have to hear to believe.
Moving on past industrial to grunge, we of course couldn’t have a mix like this without throwing in some Nirvana. My original cut at this mix included “Smells Like Teen Spirit,” but it was just too obvious ... and, anyway, that’s not the best/thrashiest song on Nevermind. I personally give that honor to “Lounge Act,” whose third verse features some of Cobain’s best tortured screaming while still being a very hooky tune somehow. To complement Nirvana in the Seattle grunge scene, I went with a more obscure option—
When it came to Boston grunge, I could of course have gone with Dinosaur Jr, or even Buffalo Tom, but in the end there really is no substitute for the Pixies. Of course, the Pixies were more than just a grunge band, but, if you had any doubt that they were at least a grunge band, put them to rest with the two offerings I present here. Off of Doolittle, there is the classic “Debaser,” in which Black Francis would like you to know that he’s got him a movie, slicing up eyeballs (oh ho ho ho!). But the grungiest Pixies album of all has got to be Trompe le Monde, from which I chose “Planet of Sound,” which is just an amazing ride that builds to a frenetic wail by the end. It’s not to be missed.
Now, when it comes to heavy metal, I confess I’m not much of a fan. My favorite Metallica album is the Black Album, which I gather many hardcore metalheads felt was a bit of a sellout album for them.10 But even on the original iteration of this mix I knew I couldn’t realistically put together something called “Thrashomatic” with including some Metallica, so I went to a friend of mine who was a huge Metallica-head and asked for some ideas. After rejecting many (many) suggestions, I finally decided that “Trapped Under Ice” wasn’t too awful, and it might grow on me. (Which in fact it has. A bit.) When I built this version of the mix, I also decided to throw in the one and only Anthrax song I like: their cover of Joe Jackson’s “Got the Time,” which I find simultaneously hilarious, headbanging, and almost subversive. I’ve used it as the volume closer here. Of course, I’ve now pretty much shot my speed metal wad, and future volumes may just have to fight over “Enter Sandman.”
Which leaves us, among the big four, with punk. Of course the huge names here are the Sex Pistols and the Ramones, and I’ve not included either of them, which is probably a bit sacrilegious on my part. But I did throw in a short Black Flag tune—
You drive on my ass,
Your foot’s on the gas,
And your next breath is your last ...
Looking at the choices which are a bit of a mixed bag, there’s Suicidal Tendencies, who are ostensibly a hardcore punk band, but who also evince elements of skate-thrash and funk metal. Many people favor “Institutionalized” for a Suicidal choice,11 and, while that’s an amazing song, I fell in love with “You Can’t Bring Me Down” when I first heard it. Probably mostly because of Mike Muir’s confrontational lyrics: not only does he advise his listeners that they wouldn’t know what crazy was if Charles Manson was eating fruit loops on their front porch, but he also points out that:
Yeah, maybe sometimes I do feel like shit.
I ain’t happy about it, but I’d rather feel like shit than be full of shit.
And if I offended you, oh I’m sorry.
But maybe you need to be offended.
But here’s my apology, and one more thing ... fuck you!
But let’s not give short shrift to Rocky George’s amazing guitar work on this track either.
I also threw in a track from the Vines—
Well, there are some Bad Brains songs I can listen to without physical damage, and that’s because 30 – 40% of Bad Brains’ output is actually reggae. Not like reggae-tinged, nor reggae-influenced, nor even reggae-infused ... just plain straight up reggae. I don’t know if there’s a word for bands that do partially thrashy-ass hardcore music and partially laid-back reggae, but, if there is, it also applies to 24-7 Spyz, who have some absolutely fantastic reggae gems on their debut album Harder Than You.12 When they’re not doing laid-back, they’re amping up with a branch of hardcore that’s probably closest to funk metal: nice strong basslines, and just a touch of hip-hop sensibility that’s hard to put your finger on. I find “Grandma Dynomite” in particular to be an incredible piece of thrash, and there was never any question in my mind but that it would be showcased here.
Thrashomatic Danger Mix I
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“Trust Me” by Jesus Jones, off Doubt
“Wish” by Nine Inch Nails, off Broken [EP]
“Jerry Was a Race Car Driver” by Primus, off Sailing the Seas of Cheese
“Mary-Christ” by Sonic Youth, off Goo
“Human Cannonball” by Butthole Surfers, off Locust Abortion Technician
“Bad Habit” by The Offspring, off Smash
“Debaser” by Pixies, off Doolittle
“Grandma Dynamite” by 24-7 Spyz, off Harder Than You
“Dad I'm in Jail” by Was (Not Was), off What Up, Dog?
“Soulcraft” by Bad Brains, off Quickness
“Sunless Saturday” by Fishbone, off The Reality of My Surroundings
“Kerosene” by Big Black, off The Rich Man's Eight Track Tape [Compilation]13
“Trapped Under Ice” by Metallica [Single]
“Waiting Room” by Fugazi, off 13 Songs
“Get Free” by The Vines, off Highly Evolved
“Planet of Sound” by Pixies, off Trompe le Monde
“I Don't Care” by Black Flag, off Everything Went Black [Compilation]
“Sin” by Nine Inch Nails, off Pretty Hate Machine
“You Can't Bring Me Down” by Suicidal Tendencies, off Lights ... Camera ... Revolution
“Get into Yours” by Mudhoney, off Mudhoney
“Stigmata” by Ministry, off The Land of Rape and Honey
“Lounge Act” by Nirvana, off Nevermind
“Got the Time” by Anthrax, off Persistence of Time
Total: 23 tracks, 78:39
Genre-wise, that only leaves us with funk metal. Again, there are two big names here—
For more excellent examples of funk metal, I’ve chosen Fugazi’s not-nearly-well-known-enough “Waiting Room,” which is one of my all-time favorite bass-heavy thrashers. It lends itself to moshing most excellently—
Which just leaves us with the two “what the fuck?” choices. Our volume opener is the opener for Jesus Jones’ second and best (by quite a large margin) album, Doubt. While the majority of this album is full of slick pop gems like “Right Here, Right Now” and “Real, Real, Real,” there are also a couple of surprisingly hard-edged tracks there as well. There’s the sludgy “Stripped,” reminiscent of the electro-industrial of bands like Stabbing Westward or Machines of Loving Grace. But it’s the sudden blast of “Trust Me” that really blew me away. It sails in smoothly on a meager feedback tone, there’s four almost quiet drumstick hits, an electronic voice says “trust me: I know what I’m doing” ... and then the guitars and drums just explode. I don’t know what you normally expect from Jesus Jones, but I bet it isn’t this. It’s only 2 minutes long, but it’s the perfect opener.
Finally, there’s the bizarre little minute-and-a-half that is “Dad I’m in Jail,” by the ever-eclectic Was (Not Was). A lot of their music has a bit of a soul feel (such as “Spy in the House of Love” or “Walk the Dinosaur”), but they are far-ranging, which explains why we’ve seen them so far on mixes as diverse as Bleeding Salvador, and Moonside by Riverlight, which is just about diametrically opposed to this particular mix. “Dad I’m in Jail” was a weird little snippet that I first heard in the background of Pump Up the Volume—
Next time, let’s take it way down from this energy level and go back to something much more soothing.
1 Yes, yes: long ago. But once.
2 Primarily because Trent Reznor and I are very close to the same age.
3 Remember, that means it was originally a one-off mix tape, back in the early 90s.
4 There’s something energizing about watching someone you care about really throw themselves into a song. We’ll see it again when we get to “Kerosene.”
5 And I’m sure we’ll see them on upcoming volumes.
6 And, honestly, I think she may have introduced me to “Stigmata” too, now that I think about it.
7 Via Mother Love Bone, of course.
8 And we’ll see that other choice on volume II, I’m sure.
9 I think this sort of music just lends itself to shorter songs. Unchecked aggression is hard to maintain over long periods.
11 And we’re sure to see that one on volume II, because, you know: all I wanted was a fuckin’ Pepsi!
12 Which produced, so Wikipedia tells me, the first ever video to get played on 120 Minutes, Yo! MTV Raps, Hard 60, and Headbanger’s Ball. Just to give you a taste of how eclectic they were.
13 If you just want something downloadable, you can also get “Kerosene” off of Atomizer. But you really owe it to yourself to pick up Rick Man’s Eight Track if you can find it.
14 Which we will come to, of course, in the fullness of time
15 Again, just my opinion ... but, then, it’s my mix so it’s my opinion that counts, don’t ya know.
16 And the only exception to the No Reuse Rule. See the series list for full details.
17 Yes, fifteen! Quite a bargain for a single album.


text: After an 8.00am breakfast on Friday, we were collected for our 4hr drive to Alleppey, and our beach front hotel for the night, the Raheem Residency, www.raheemresidency.com . Built by a Britisher, (called this by the Indians at the time), in 1868, it was bought 30 years later by Mr. Raheem, a wealthy textile merchant from Gujarat, who moved here when the town was a thriving port. It was then kept within the family for the next 100yrs. The current owners have tastefully extended the building in the original style, and run it as what they call a boutique heritage hotel. The remains of the port house, customs house, rail terminus, complete with tracks and points that run down what was once a transhipment pier are all still clearly visible just down the road. On Saturday our driver will take us for our 2hr cruise on the backwater canals on our way to Kovalam, our final destination in India, where we have another guide booked for a tour of Trivandrum on Sunday. We will then have Monday free prior to our 4.20am Tuesday, flight out to Abu Dhabi.

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BASF expands in Houston area
Published 9:51 am, Tuesday, July 18, 2017
The world's largest chemical company is expanding in the Houston area.
Germany-based BASF said it completed two plastic and chemical expansions just outside of Houston at its Pasadena complex.
The capacity expansions contribute to the production of plasticizers used to soften and increase the flexibility of rigid materials like polyvinyl chloride, called PVC.
BASF said it increased its production of dioctyl terephthalate, or DOTP, which is a general purpose plasticizer, by 60,000 metric tons a year. Likewise, BASF upped its production of 2-ethylhexanol, which is a DOTP raw material, by 100,000 metric tons annually.
The smaller Houston-area expansions come after BASF backed off, at least temporarily, building a much larger $1.4 billion plant at its Freeport complex to churn out more propylene, which is one of the most common building blocks for plastics. BASF is still building an ammonia plant in Freeport with Norway-based Yara International that is slated to open later this year.
BASF employs 114,000 worldwide, including 17,500 in North America.

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Cesc Fabregas is simply not capable of fulfilling his defensive duties in a midfield two and it’s costing Chelsea.
That Nemanja Matic has endured such a disappointing start to the season has merely exacerbated the problem. Saturday’s 2-1 defeat to Crystal Palace - a result that leaves Chelsea eight points behind league-leaders Manchester City - is evidence that Jose Mourinho’s side are simply not capable of successfully defending their Premier League crown this season.
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Although Chelsea won the Premier League title last term, there were plenty of matches in which Fabregas was guilty of switching off defensively.
And while the title triumph may have papered over the cracks, the problem did not go unnoticed by Mourinho who would love to add Pogba to his ranks before the summer transfer window closes at 6pm on Tuesday evening.
Fabregas should be moved to No. 10
Of course, there is a place in this Chelsea team for Fabregas, who performs much better with more freedom. The Spanish World Cup winner would arguably be a better option in the No. 10 role than either Willian or Oscar, who struggle to put up the numbers in terms of goals and assists.
Fabregas has proven throughout his career - with Arsenal, Barcelona and Chelsea - that he is an extremely effective player in the final third of the pitch.
Last season he contributed more assists in the Premier League than any other player. His tally of 18 was seven more than second-placed Santi Cazorla, who provided 11 goals for his teammates last term.
In the 2009-10 season, Fabregas netted 15 Premier League goals while plying his trade for Arsenal. With Barcelona he scored 42 goals in 151 appearances over three seasons.
Matic needs Pogba alongside him
The acquisition of Pogba would allow Fabregas to move close to goal - alongside Eden Hazard and Pedro, behind Diego Costa - and give Chelsea some additional quality in attack while simultaneously strengthening the team’s central midfield.
Matic cannot do it all himself - he needs support.
And who better to provide that support than the world-class Pogba who, if signed by Tuesday, would be the coup of the summer and a real statement of intent from the Blues.
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I've been using my MVi as a guitar input to use with various guitar amp apps. Is there a way to set output to be the iPhone speakers as opposed to the headphone out on the MVi for easier plug and play monitoring?
On a PC or Mac computer, it is possible to specify the input and output devices independently. Unfortunately, on the iPhone iOS this signal routing is determined solely by the app being used.
An app such as Smule Sing for karaoke, retain use of the iPhone's earphone output. Most likely, the guitar amp app uses the MVi both as the input and output device. Unless the app itself lets you change the signal routing, you will unable able to use the phone's internal speaker.
Note the "Mode" button on the MVi will enable / disable monitoring of the direct signal when using the 1/4" phone jack input.


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From what we have seen rumored, this device could come with a gigantic 5.9? OLED HD display with 1080 x 1920 resolution, as well as Samsung’s new Exynos Octa processor.


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We all know decorating gingerbread men is one of the most fun holiday traditions, but let’s face it – baking a real one isn’t always feasible. But fear not! You can still experience the joy of crafting and customizing your own unique creation with this simple paper version.
In this blog post, we’ll be taking you through step-by-step instructions on how to decorate a paper gingerbread man. Through creative use of construction paper, crayons and a little bit of imagination – you’ll have an awesome festive decoration in no time at all! So grab some supplies and get ready to start celebrating the season with your special creation!
14 Step-by-step Guidelines on How to Decorate a Paper Gingerbread Man
Step 1: Get Your Supplies.
You’ll need construction paper in a variety of colors, crayons, scissors and tape or glue. It’s also helpful to have a ruler and pencil on hand. This will help you measure and draw the pieces of your gingerbread man correctly. But if you don’t have these items, it’s still possible to make the gingerbread man without them.
Step 2: Cut Out the Pieces.
Using your construction paper and scissors, cut out two 3” x 6” rectangles and four 1 ½” x 4 ½” rectangles. These will be the body, arms and legs of your gingerbread man. It’s also helpful to draw a gingerbread man shape on the paper first before cutting it out. You can use the ruler and pencil to make sure everything is even.
Step 3: Assemble the Body.
Take one of your 3” x 6” pieces and fold it in half lengthwise to make a crease down the middle. Then take both ends and fold them up towards the top center so that it looks like an upside-down V-shape. This will form the body of your gingerbread man. You can then tape the sides together to hold it in place.
Step 4: Attach Arms and Legs.
Using your tape or glue, attach two 1 ½” x 4 ½” rectangles (your arms) on each side of the V-shape you just created as well as two 1 ½” x 4 ½” rectangles (your legs) at the bottom of the V-shape. You may also want to add creases into the arms and legs to give them a more realistic look.
Step 5: Add Decoration.
This is where the fun begins! Use your crayons, markers and/or paints to draw on facial features such as eyes, a nose and a mouth. You can also use construction paper to add clothing items like scarves, hats or mittens. The possibilities are endless – so let your imagination run wild and get creative with this step.
Step 6: Attach Ribbon.
Cut a 12” piece of ribbon and attach it to the back of one arm of your gingerbread man using tape or glue to make him look more festive. You can also attach bells, ornaments and other decorations to the ribbon for added flair. This is also a great way to make sure your gingerbread man can hang easily on the wall.
Step 7: Glue on the Second Piece.
Take your remaining 3” x 6” rectangle and glue it to the back of your gingerbread man, overlapping the edges slightly to make him look three-dimensional. It doesn’t have to be perfect – just make sure all the pieces are glued securely together. You can always trim off any excess paper after the glue has dried.
Step 8: Trim the Edges.
Once your gingerbread man is fully assembled, use scissors to trim any excess paper off of the edges. This will help give him a cleaner look. You can also use the scissors to add texture by cutting small lines into the paper where appropriate. It’s all up to you – so have fun with it!
Step 9: Punch Holes for Stringing.
Use a hole punch to make two holes in his arms and legs, about 1” from either end. These will be used for stringing later on. This step is optional, but it will help to make your gingerbread man look even more polished and professional. You can also use ribbon or other materials to string him up and hang him from the wall.
Step 10: Paint or Color Designs on Him.
Now it’s time to turn your gingerbread man into a true holiday decoration! You can paint festive designs or patterns onto him using paints or markers, or you can use crayons to color and shade different areas of the body. It’s all up to you – so get creative and have some fun.
Step 11: Add Glitter and Shimmery Effects.
Use glue to add glitter or other shimmery accents to your gingerbread man – This will make him look even more festive! You can also use sequins, gems and other sparkly items to add texture. This step is optional, but it will make your gingerbread man look even more unique.
Step 12: Hang Him Up.
Using a piece of string, thread it through the holes in his arms and legs that you punched earlier on. Then hang him up for all to see! It’s a great way to show off your creativity and add a festive touch to any room. Remember – there’s no wrong way to decorate a paper gingerbread man, so have fun and let your imagination run wild!
Step 13: Admire Your Creation!
Take a step back and be proud of what you’ve created – your very own one-of-a-kind paper gingerbread man decoration! He’s sure to bring some extra holiday cheer into your home this season. But don’t stop here – you can also use these same steps to make snowmen, reindeer or other winter-themed decorations.
Step 14: Display Him!
Place your paper gingerbread man in a spot where he can be seen and enjoyed by all! He’s sure to bring a smile to everyone’s face. You can also give him away as a gift – it’s sure to be cherished for years to come. After all, what could be better than a homemade decoration.
And that’s it – you’re done! With just a few simple steps (and some creativity!), you now know how to decorate a paper gingerbread man. So get out those supplies, take some time to create, and enjoy the festive season with your special decoration.
Why Should You Decorate a Paper Gingerbread Man?
Decorating a paper gingerbread man is an easy and inexpensive way to bring some extra holiday cheer into your home. Plus, it’s a great activity for the whole family – kids will love getting creative with colors and decorations.
And once he’s finished, you can hang him up as a reminder of all the wonderful memories made during the holiday season. So this year, why not try making your paper gingerbread man decoration? It’s sure to be a treat for everyone!
Which Type of Paint or Colour Should You Use?
The type of paint or colour you use to decorate your paper gingerbread man is completely up to you. You can choose from a wide variety of paints, markers, crayons and other materials – it all depends on the effect you want to create.
If you want a bright and cheerful look, go for brighter colours like yellows, oranges and reds. For a more sophisticated look, you can use muted tones such as browns and greys. Or if you’re feeling extra creative, mix and match different colours to create a unique design. It’s all up to you – so have fun with it!
How Much Will It Cost?
Decorating a paper gingerbread man is an inexpensive activity – all you need are some basic supplies and a little creativity! For example, with just $15 you can purchase paints, markers and other materials to create your festive decoration. So gather up the family, break out the supplies and let the holiday decorating begin!
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What Supplies Do I Need to Decorate a Paper Gingerbread Man?
A: You’ll need scissors, glue, ribbon, tape, markers or paints and a hole punch (optional). But the most important thing is your creativity!
Q: How Much Time Does It Take to Make One?
A: That depends on your level of skill and how detailed you want to make it. But it shouldn’t take more than an hour or two.
Q: What Other Holiday Decorations Can I Make?
A: You can use the same steps to create paper snowmen, reindeer, Santa Claus and other winter-themed decorations! Have fun with it and get creative.
Q: Where Can I Display My Gingerbread Man?
A: You can hang him on the wall or place him on a shelf. He’s sure to bring some extra cheer into any room!
With this simple guide to decorating your paper gingerbread man, you now have all the necessary information on how to decorate a paper gingerbread man. Whether you’re making decorations for the holidays or just having some fun with arts and crafts, the possibilities are endless when it comes to crafting these smiley-faced little guys!
So get out your scissors, glue, pens and markers, and start creating a masterpiece of yuletide cheer. Before long, you’ll be hanging a unique piece of art on your wall that celebrates the festive season! Finally, don’t forget to enjoy yourself along the way –the most important part of being creative is having fun in the process.


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Todd Blubaugh quit his job in pursuit of adventure on the open road. His long-planned trip criss-crossing the nation was meant to be an escape and an opportunity to forge a new existence while pursuing his twin passions for photography and motorcycle culture. With the passing of Todd’s parents only days before his expected departure, his journey took on unanticipated gravity. All told, Todd spent six months on the road, touching down in various U.S. cities during his transcontinental trip. His time spent traveling marks a personal sea change, and a period of great self-discovery. Too Far Gone is the photographic and anecdotal account of his experiences, presented through short vignettes as well as personal letters and artifacts. Threads of human experience weave throughout the text, presented in Todd’s compassionate voice and providing the reader with deep access to every detail of his trip, from the fine points of motorcycle culture to the deeply personal stories he encountered along the road. Too Far Gone breaks with the traditional motorcycle adventure narrative, joining mixed media pieces with a compelling story to create an engrossing visual experience.
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Apple Launches 8GB iPhone 5C in China, Europe
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Just yesterday, reports were circulating that
Apple would be rolling out an 8GB version of the iPhone 5C smartphone
. Those reports have proven to be true with the new 8GB version of the iPhone 5C landing in China and Europe.
Carriers across Europe are currently taking orders for the 8GB iPhone 5C. UK carrier O2 and French carrier SFR are said to be offering the device for free on contract.
The 8GB version of the phone is available directly from the Apple Store as well with an unlocked version selling for £429 making it £40 cheaper than the 16GB version of the smartphone.
The new 8GB iPhone 5C is available in multiple colors and other than having less storage; the device has the same exact hardware found in other iPhone 5C versions. It's unclear at this point if the iPhone 4S will be discontinued now that the 8GB 5C is available -- as of now the iPhone 4S is still on carrier websites.
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