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Jordan Honors Late Teen from His Hometown
HOUSTON -- The gaudy numbers that DeAndre Jordan has put up while Blake Griffin has been out have become commonplace.....
Looking at How the Clippers Are Faring Without Blake Griffin
The Clippers have been without their superstar power forward for seven games now, winning four of them.....
Buyout Market Hasn't Panned out for Clips
HOUSTON -- When Doc Rivers waived Jordan Farmar and traded Reggie Bullock and Chris Douglas-Roberts to acquire Austin Rivers last month, he didn't do so just to be reunited with his son and upgrade the backup point guard position on his team...
Clippers fail to execute on defense in a rare loss to Rockets
Clippers fall to Houston Rockets, 110-105
The Clippers had a fourth-quarter collapse that cost them their first game of a four-game trip against the Houston Rockets , 110-105...
Watch: CP3 Loses Brewer with Nasty Crossover
Austin Rivers Is Actually Proving Somewhat Useful to Los Angeles Clippers
Austin Rivers came into Los Angeles having to meet relatively tame expectations. You have to credit him: He's done that so far...
DeAndre Jordan on Pace for Big Money
The 2015 NBA offseason could be the Los Angeles Clippers ' chance to hit the reset button. It could also be the Clippers' opportunity to lock up one of the fastest rising players in the NBA for the long-haul...
Milestone Watch: Chris Paul Scores 12500th Career Point, Joins Elite Group
While Chris Paul will likely have his mind on the late game turnover that cost his team a win over the Memphis Grizzlies , a bright spot has emerged from last night's loss: Paul ...
As Clippers' General Manager, Doc Rivers Is a Very Good Coach
Doc Rivers is among the top coaches in the NBA . He also maneuvered the Clippers through the Donald Sterling fiasco so masterfully that he could fetch millions on the crisis management lecture circuit...
Clippers Sign Jordan Hamilton to a 10-Day Contract
The Clippers signed former Compton Dominguez High star and first-round NBA draft pick Jordan Hamilton to a 10-day contract, the team announced Tuesday...
Kevin Ding: Clippers 'Lacking Urgency,' Must Flip Switch as Playoffs Approach
The Los Angeles Clippers have had high expectations going into the season with the trio of Chris Paul , Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan. However, "Lob City" hasn't been on display as of late...
Davis: I'm Going to Ride with Paul Until the End
LOS ANGELES – Chris Paul sat at his locker, watching the ill-fated play and the one that preceded it, both of which had occurred just minutes prior and marred an otherwise sensational night...
Report: Hamilton to Sign 10-Day Contract with Clippers
Grizzlies Survive Paul's Big Night, Top Clippers
LOS ANGELES (AP) Mike Conley scored 18 points, Jeff Green added 16 and the Memphis Grizzlies hung on to beat the Clippers 90-87 Monday night, ending Los Angeles' four-game winning streak...
Watch: Jordan Drops the Hammer on Gasol
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The Los Angeles Clippers are approaching the home stretch of the season and have a few things on their agenda to accomplish before the playoffs begin...
What Now After LA Clippers Couldn't Re-Stock Roster on the Trade Market?
UPDATE: 12:50 p.m. ET, February 24 — The Clippers have signed Jordan Hamilton to a 10-day contract, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo Sports . The Los Angeles Clippers kept quiet at the trade deadline...
Clippers Keep Rolling Without Injured Blake Griffin
Clippers Coach Doc Rivers isn't about to call the staph infection that has sidelined Blake Griffin the last two weeks a good thing...
Intentional fouls off the ball: Not effective, not smart, not basketball
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Austin Rivers Returns, Sets Career-High Vs. Kings
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Clippers Beat Kings for Fourth Straight Win Without Blake Griffin
The Clippers won their fourth consecutive game, beating the Sacramento Kings , 126-99, on Saturday at Staples Center...
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Liverpool at wolverhampton, Manch city at Everton, Stoke at Man U Cheklsea at swansea...any feedback
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I'm a big Liverpool supporter, and they've just been torture to watch this year. They will dominate the top teams in the league when they play, and then play against Wolves and lose...truly one of the more inconsistent talented squads in the EPL this year. You just never know what you are going to get...I usually just lay off their games myself. Gun to my head, I think Liverpool wins 1-0 or 2-0.
You can't argue anytime you are getting Man City at this kind of price. They just have loads of talent...BUT, Everton can be a tough nut to crack. If Man City wins, it probably won't be by more than 1 goal. I think they win 2-1.
Man U I'm all over this OVER 2.5. Stoke can definitely score 1 themselves, but they've played higher scoring games over the last month or so...Man U could do the job w/ all 3, or you could even see a 4-1 final here or so. Either way, I love this over.
Chelsea has been a box of chocolates lately too. You just don't know. I think @ Swansea though, it's worth taking your chances w/ Chelsea if any value exists.


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All shook up
Re Mr. Trudeau's Senate Surprise (editorial, Jan. 30): While I seldom vote Liberal, I applaud Justin Trudeau's strong-handed action to demonstrate how the Senate can be improved by diminishing the influence of political ideology and increasing its reliance on experience and reason.
Diminish the draconian power of the PMO, let the elected Commons be the sandbox for ideologically driven comedy, and let an impartially appointed Senate be the chamber for sober second thought. The change, though desperately needed, will probably take years of enlightened leadership. At least Mr. Trudeau is showing us the way.
Keith Oliver, Cobourg, Ont.
Stephen Harper at one time said he would not appoint anyone to the Senate. The PM has since stuffed the Senate with highly partisan individuals, two of them appointed, then reappointed after failing to get elected as MPs.
Thomas Mulcair did introduce a bill to remove all senators from caucus, which Mr. Trudeau rightly did not support because Mr. Mulcair's bill had a second part to it – a demand to ultimately abolish the Senate. The most sensible proposal is the one Mr. Trudeau has just put forward.
J.M. Laxton, Ajax, Ont.
The immediate "expulsion" of Liberal senators from the Liberal caucus reflects a lack of respect for Canadians and Parliament. Such a significant change in the structure and dynamics of the Senate demands open and public consultation. It is to be hoped this does not foreshadow a style of governance to come.
John Morgan, Ottawa
Justin Trudeau says Liberal senators will no longer be Liberals. As was pointed out some time ago, a rose by any other name still retains the characteristics of a rose.
Anne Spencer, Victoria
Your editorial response to Justin Trudeau's initiative smacks of fuddy duddy (not to be confused with fuddle duddle): Mr. Trudeau's failure to engage in wide-ranging advance consultation, even with his own senators, may well prove a fatal flaw – but that would be unfortunate. No one, including your editorial team, has offered a more thoughtful and potentially promising option within the tightly constrained practical and constitutional limits of this debate. A discussion on the merits should be welcomed, not condemned out of hand.
John Graham, Ottawa
The expulsion of the Liberal senators from caucus may play well for a few days, but when the dust settles, Justin Trudeau will have to explain how you stop the other team from scoring goals after you've removed your players from the field.
Howard M. Greenfield, Montreal
What a dramatic move! Maybe Stephen Harper will think twice before criticizing the "drama teacher."
Ann Lawson, Nanoose Bay, B.C.
CP cuts hurt forestry
Re CP Engineers A Swift Turnaround (Report on Business, Jan. 30): In the same week you published a story about Hunter Harrison's "revolution" at Canadian Pacific, including some impressive statistics about cost cutting and doubling of share price, three forestry mills in Canada had to halt production due to a shortage of railway cars.
The effect of cutting 11,000 railway cars, 400 locomotives and 4,550 jobs at one of our duopoly railway companies might be good business for U.S. investors such as Bill Ackman, but it has consequences for forestry workers, farmers and other Canadians who depend on trains to ship product to market.
The federal government is working hard with the resource sector to expand international trade and negotiate free trade agreements. Increased international trade cannot happen if our product is left sitting on the loading dock due to cost cutting by railway "revolutionaries."
David Lindsay, president, Forest Products Association of Canada
Sorry isn't enough
Re Veterans Don't Accept Apology From Fantino (Jan. 30): Controversy has followed Julian Fantino's career for years – as chief of the London, York Region and Toronto police services, as well as his tenure as commissioner of the Ontario Provincial Police and now as the Minister of Veterans Affairs. How much longer will Canada's veterans have to endure this man's intemperate behaviour? The Harper government's attitude toward those who served their country, exemplified by Mr. Fantino's contemptuous behaviour, is shameful.
Willem Hart, Toronto
At minimum
Re Minimum-Wage Hikes Cost The Poor (Jan. 30): According to Ontario's minimum-wage advisory panel, the link between low wages and poverty is weak.
Excuse me?
I suppose the corollary is: The link between earning $1-million per year and wealth is weak.
John Morrison, Burlington, Ont.
Let's abolish any withholding tax on minimum-wage earners. This would a) put immediate money into the hands of the employee, b) eliminate compliance work for the employer, c) reduce "under the table" payments and d) keep a lid on the minimum-wage amount. Come tax season, minimum-wage earners would report income and pay taxes, if any (these earners, i.e. working poor, students, seldom owe anyway).
Stephen J. Drahos, Wolfville, N.S.
Ever so Canadian, eh
Re A Great Canadian Mystery (Arts & Life, Jan. 28): John Doyle's odd review of the Canadian Screen Awards tells me he's afraid to be seen celebrating anything. Especially something inclusive, growing and thumpingly Canadian.
You bet we have a lot of awards. Canada's film, TV and digital industries create a lot of jobs (130,000) and wealth ($6-billion). Once a year, we gather as a combined industry to award the best in our business as chosen by their peers. Big industries deserve big celebrations. How can Mr. Doyle object to 131 Canadian Screen Awards given in three ceremonies when America hands out 281 Emmys every year – and they're just for television!
We don't award participation, we award excellence. Awards not only celebrate great work, they help produce more of it. So let me invite Mr. Doyle to take a risk and celebrate the industry he reports on when we present the Canadian Screen Awards, with the nation applauding as our most famous, favourite stars take their laurels.
It will stir a pride in this country that will silence the critics. Mary Pickford thought so when she hosted our early awards. Watch Martin Short do the same on CBC on March 9.
Helga Stephenson, CEO, Academy of Canadian Cinema
Vegemite disdain
Re Marmite, Shmarmite (letters, Jan. 29): Vegemite is for beginners. And children. Take it from someone who has had Marmite and peanut butter on toast every morning since forever.
Dave Norris, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont.


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Cloning the Dead
Following up on an idea first floated in February, the UK health ministry is now proposing allowing scientists to try to create clonal embryos from the tissues of dead people, most of whom have not given their consent. Such an amendment to the current controversial bill to overhaul that nation's regulation of assisted reproduction and embryo research will be debated later this week.
Even setting aside the fact that this work would use cloning techniques, the proposal crosses a stark line. The need to obtain informed consent of research participants is generally considered paramount.
Moreover, I am perplexed why UK scientists would push for this, particularly considering the potential backlash. Until now, the only purported work along these lines of which I am aware was claimed by Panos Zavos, the notorious publicity hound and reproductive cloning advocate. Is there a shortage of living persons - particular those with diseases that may be treated through stem cells - who are willing to provide tissues for cloning-based research? Do the scientists just want to avoid a potentially cumbersome consent process? Or do the banked tissues have certain characteristics which are difficult to replicate?
Previously on Biopolitical Times:
New York considers paying women for eggs for stem cell research
After the passage of a bill over a year ago, the New York state stem cell research program has been quietly gearing up. Despite minimal press coverage, NYSTEM's $600 million makes it the second largest such endeavor, after California's $3 billion-plus-interest undertaking. This week, it released its draft strategic plan [PDF], which is open for comments.
One aspect that caught my eye, not surprisingly, concerns the sourcing of fresh human eggs for cloning-based stem cell research (a.k.a. somatic cell nuclear transfer, or SCNT). Although NYSTEM's brief authorizing law is silent on this and related issues, such matters have been deliberated by NYSTEM's Ethics Committee. The draft strategic plan reveals the Committee and the program's governing board are considering offering compensation for women to provide eggs. (pages 26-27)
This would be an unfortunate deviation to the generally agreed-upon practice of only reimbursing for expenses. I am aware of no ethics committee that has endorsed payments,* and of only one research team which offered them (and that was before the consensus against compensation crystallized in 2004). The good news is that there is still time for input: NYSTEM has not explored the issue in depth, and the Ethics Committee will discuss the topic at its next meeting.
HT to The Niche.
* The guidelines [PDF] of the International Society for Stem Cell Research do not explicitly endorse compensation for egg providers, but they do recognize that some areas may:
In locales where reimbursement for research participation is allowed, there must be a detailed and rigorous review to ensure that reimbursement of direct expenses or financial considerations of any kind do not constitute an undue inducement.
In locales where reimbursement for research participation is allowed, there must be a detailed and rigorous review to ensure that reimbursement of direct expenses or financial considerations of any kind do not constitute an undue inducement.
Feminist scholars on eggs for cloning research
The debate about women's eggs for cloning-based stem cell research is one that we've participated in and tracked here at the Center for Genetics and Society. Several comprehensive articles on the topic by feminist scholars and advocates are now available online:
Center for American Progress on GM Embryos
Sirine Shebaya at the Center for American Progress's Science Progress blog commented on the recent disclosure of the first genetically modified human embryos. While I missed her post a couple weeks ago, it remains worth citing now:
The potential rewards of this work are immense, but we should not scoff at the possibility that this kind of research could ultimately lead to the technology for creating babies with preselected mental or physical traits....
Scientists constantly emphasize that we are still a long way away from children with preselected traits. But declining to regulate research that could lead us to a point where such choices are possible is troubling precisely because we cannot expect individual scientists to censor themselves based on a concern for societal consequences. This is arguably not their job. Remember division of labor and how it increases efficiency? Scientists have a mission to explore and pursue the most promising avenues of research within the bounds of government regulations. Policy makers and legislators have a mission to figure out where the lines ought to be drawn. Whether we like the idea of designer babies or not, their possibility would entail quite serious public and societal consequences. Decisions about the issue have to be made not simply at the level of individual scientists and research labs, but at the public, societal level, particularly given the extent of moral disagreements on the matter.


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LATEST NEWS: We now stock a wide range of coloured copper wire in various gauges More cogs/gears added - all shapes now available in four finishes New magazine - Jewelry Stringing Henry the Hedgehog has joined Penny's Zoo of chain maille animals - also pig noses now available New - Weaves & Which Rings page to help you find the right jump ring for the most common weaves. We now stock the full range of colours in rd4-50 o-rings, id 5mm, 1.2mm. Five new colours added to Czech glass pearls in 4mm, 6mm, and 8mm. Fourteen new SuperDuo colours added.
The Library is intended to help you by being a reference area for all sorts of crafts. Have a look every now and again. One day, it might prove useful for something you are doing. Click the Library button at the top of the menu on the left.
Try this easy chain maille pendant weave using our free online instructions, which can be found in the Library. For the instructions, go to click here.
Orders are currently being posted the day after we receive them, but occassionally orders may be delayed by 1 working day.We post orders Monday to Friday.
After several requests, we have introduced gift vouchers. These can be bought on-line or via the telephone.
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We pride ourselves on the quality of products available from our website. All items are hand-checked and double-checked prior to being dispatched, ensuring that you receive the best of the best.
All items are sourced from reputable manufacturers, and no items are fake or pertaining to be original when they are not. Since our products are of the highest quality and competatively priced, beware of cheap eastern imports available on less reputable sites. If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.
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The common law of business balance prohibits paying a little and getting a lot ... it cannot be done. If you deal with the lowest bidder, it is well to add something for the risk you run.
And if you do that, you will have enough to pay for the something better."
[John Ruskin (1819-1900)]
Come and see us at one the bead fairs. Get the chance to see a selection of our beads up close. We usually take a good selection of beads and a wide range of jump rings, amongst other things such as findings, etc.
We don't take everything to the fairs, so if there is something in particular you want to see, let us know and we will make sure we have it with us.
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If you still can't find what you are looking for, give us a call or email us. Even if we don't currently stock it, we may be able to get it for you.
Most beads are made from coloured glass and are, by their nature, colourfast and resilient to wear. Some beads, however, have a coating that is applied to the outside of the bead to provide a specific effect, such as a pearlescent finish, a metallic coating, etc. With these types of finish it is possible that excessive rubbing or contact with abrasive surfaces can affect the bead finish, removing the coating and revealing the base glass beneath.
It is also worth noting that many perfumes and hand creams contain petroleum-based oils (such as parfum) that can act as a solvent to certain types of bead finish. Care should therefore be exercised when using such beads in contact with skin or clothing as the colour of the bead may come off.
It is for this reason that we have decided to stop selling metallic finish Matsuno seed beads and metallic finish Miyuki Magatamas. If in doubt, contact us for advice.


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Nervous, first craft show!!!
Well I have been wanting to do this for years now and a friend talked me into it and I am doing my first craft show on the 30th of this month. I have read some of the posts about things said at craft shows to prepare myself:) My crafts are kind of a combo of things. I am a stay at home mom and thrifter and garage saler so all of my crafts are unique and no two are the same. Any hints out there for me, what to expect, how to price things?? I am selling jams and jellys that I have made the price on those is 6 a pint or 2 for 10 dollars, does that sound reasonable?? I am planning on putting samples of my goodies out for taste tests. I am also selling dried soup mixes from veggies I dehydrated, tea cup pin cushions, hankie covered christmas balls, bottle cap magnets, muffin tin crayon. I have made labels for the canned goods and am working on tags for the other items.
I know that packaging and presentation are big things for craft shows so any unique ideas. I have some patterned plastic bags to wrap up the canned goods I sell. I am taking a variety and will have business cards if anyone wants to do follow up orders. The butterflies are already flying and I am spending any spare minutes making up crafts. I also have planned to make some halloween treats and have some dollar items, and things for kids so it is kind of a mix. Because I have gotten most of my supplies here and there, I am not really focusing on one item. I figure that this will be a good test run and will see what sells.
Any ideas, and things I might have forgotten would be appreciated (a few prayers wouldn't be out of order also)
Don't forget plenty of change. You will be surprised how many people only have a twenty dollar bill. Bags to put stuff in, a comfortable sweater or jacket and comfortable shoes.Pad and pen to write orders down. A bottle of water or a drink. The jams and jellies sound like a good price to me. I have always heard to triple what an item cost you for your selling price, but I usually just double my cost depending on how hard it is to make. Wear a big smile and be friendly.
I havn't been here in a great while. But Best of Luck to you...It all sounds wonderful. I think you will be a big success...What are hankie covered xmas balls?? I use to make candy bags with a toy in it. The kids love em. I'd sell them for a 1.00...You can get more then your money back...
I took styrophome balls and covered them with vintage hankies, tieing them up and poofing up the tops like a flower. I then put old silk flowers, buttons or jewelry around the bow that tied them up. They look pretty nice and unique.
One of the best and easiest things to do is to engage every one who passes your booth in some kind of conversation. Smile, say hello and give them some kind of compliment on what they are wearing, their haircut, how cute their kids are, etc. I found that it made people pause a little longer and actually take a look at my crafts. Also, bite your tongue and continue to smile when someone makes an insensitive remark about your items or display. I was lucky and had a large variety of items for sale but there are always people who will just breeze by your display without even glancing at it. I found that people overlook things even tho they are right in front of their faces - if you put the same item at a few different places in your display it will help. It will be tiring but fight the urge to sit behind your table - stay on your feet and tell potential buyers to ask if they have any questions. Good luck.
Be prepared to answer all sorts of dumb questions: such as how it is made, did you really make it, and discourage picture taking, if you have a lot of different items, have a helper to watch the "light" fingers, or groups of people while you make change. Keep the change box away from the table. Smile, tell people thanks for looking, don't hold bags of items while people go to shop at other booths, while people are not exactly in front, rearrange the items as I might see something the second time I missed the first time and label items clearly.
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Eileen Biersteker, age 97, of Kaukauna, passed away on Saturday, November 2, 2013, at St. Paul Villa. She was born on July 14, 1916, in Kaukauna, the daughter of the late Michael and Lena (Green) Courtney. Eileen graduated from Kaukauna High School, Mercy School of Nursing and Marquette University in Public Health. Eileen's professional career began as a private duty nurse at St. Elizabeth Hospital, Lawrence College Infirmary nurse, Appleton Public School nurse, 65th Field Hospital WWII nurse, she retired as Director of Nurses after 17 years of service at Kaukauna Community Hospital.
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