1 Paint the wooden clothespins gray and black to form the legs. 2  Allow time to dry. 3  Print, color, and cut out the donkey and palm leaf tag. 4  Glue on wiggle eyes and yarn. 5  Punch a hole in the paper palm leaf tag and thread ribbon through the hole.6  Tie the tag onto the donkey.7  Allow time for your craft to dry. Paint the wooden clothespins gray and black to form the legs. 2  Allow time to dry. 3  Print, color, and cut out the donkey and palm leaf tag. 4  Glue on wiggle eyes and yarn. 5  Punch a hole in the paper palm leaf tag and thread ribbon through the hole.
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A new report for MSNBC by Helena Bottemiller revealed ractopamine hydrochloride, a growth promoting drug, has become the focus of an international trade dispute due to its potential effects on human health. Ractopamine is used in both pigs (trade name Paylean), cows (trade name Optaflexx) and turkeys (trade name Tomax).The controversy with exports arises because use of the drug is banned in 160 countries. In fact, itâs easier to list the countries that allow it: US, Canada, Mexico, and Japan.actopamine is sold under three brand names, all made by the same company: Paylean, Optaflexx and Tomax. Paylean is fed to pigs for the last 28 days of their lives, Optaflexx to cattle for the last 28 to 42 days of their lives, and Tomax to turkeys for the last 7 to 14 days of their lives.