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DALLAS -- Joel Przybilla of the Portland Trail Blazers sustained a ruptured right patella tendon and dislocated patella in the first quarter of Tuesday night's game against the Dallas Mavericks.
Przybilla, who got the start, went up for a rebound and came down awkwardly on his right leg with 3:12 left in the opening quarter, falling to the ground in pain.
The Trail Blazers, who began the game with 11 healthy players, announced in the third quarter that Przybilla would be out indefinitely.
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Travis Outlaw (left foot), Nicolas Batum (right shoulder), Patrick Mills (right foot), and Rudy Fernandez (back pain) have all missed extensive time for Portland this season.
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The Federal Trade Commission ruled that Chas. Pfizer & Co. and American Cyanamid Co. improperly obtained patents on tetracycline and ordered the two firms to license any firm to produce the drug.
A spokesman for Pfizer said the decision would be appealed to the courts. "We obtained our tetracycline patent in good faith and without any impropriety," he said. "We continue to have complete confidence in Pfizer's ultimate vindication." American Cyanamid said it would study the decision before issuing a comment.
The FTC dismissed charges that the two companies and other firms conspired to fix tetracycline prices.
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If the French have a reputation for preferring to be lovers and not fighters, it's a preference few in history have allowed them to pursue in peace. In fact, invaders have wanted a piece of them since the days of Julius Caesar, throwing a somewhat reluctant people into the fight of their lives nearly every generation since. The glorious French soil has been saturated with the blood of that defiance, amounting to a hard-won national identity of intricate complexity where pride and rebelliousness mingle with high intellect and an eye for the finer things in life -- vintage breeding ground for culture's most conflicted hero: the badass.
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Running Time: 147
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Cast: Marsha Lord, Sabrina Rose (I), Franco Roccaforte, Mya Diamond, Alektra Blue, Toni Ribas, David Perry, Mick Blue, Pat Myne, Kid Jamaica, Valentina Velasquez
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Cologne Cathedral Hires Lawyer to Stop Pokeman Hunters
The Catholic Church has hired a lawyer to tackle a plague of "Pokemon Go" players invading Cologne Cathedral.
It's Not a Good Idea to Play 'Pokemon Go' at Beyonce & Rihanna Shows
You should really take a break from playing "Pokemon Go" while you're at a Beyonce or Rihanna concert. Just a thought!
'Pokemon Go' Players Stumble On Hidden History
Historical markers have long dotted the landscape, often barely noticed by passers-by - until they became treasure-filled stops this month on the "Pokemon Go" trail.
Watch It, Cowboy: Japan's 9 Safety Tips for "Pokemon Go"
Aware of the reports of "Pokemon Go"-related mishaps elsewhere, Japan's government-run National Center of Incident Readiness and Strategy for Cybersecurity has issued a flier with these nine public safety tips.
Too Busy for Pokemon? These Entrepreneurs Will Play for You
Too busy with your real life to play the hit augmented reality game "Pokemon Go"? For a price, some entrepreneurs will play the game for you.
How 'Pokemon Go' Went From Prank to Phenomenon
The origin of "Pokemon Go" is as peculiar as any of the Voltorbs or Snorlaxes that players track and capture in the surprise hit game.
Live-Action Pokemon Movie Is Coming
The movie studio Legendary Entertainment plans to launch the first live-action Pokemon movie franchise.
How Millennial Nostalgia Fueled the Success of 'Pokemon Go'
The children who once dreamed of capturing real-life Pokemon starting in the 1990s are now the nostalgic millennials helping fuel the worldwide success of "Pokemon Go."
At Least 6 States Adopt Fantasy Sports Laws; 21 Others Don't
The daily fantasy sports industry notched some wins but failed to capture a majority of states after an all-out push this year to preserve its legality amid concerns the online games amount to illegal sports betting operations.
'Pokemon' No: Trying, But Failing to Get the Smartphone Game
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Pokemon Go Underscores Nintendo's Rich Characters, Vision
Nintendo suffered as a latecomer to smartphone games but is seeing the deep wealth of its franchise characters pay off with the success of "Pokemon Go," even without a launch yet in Japan.
That Big Pub Crawl Downtown? It's Just 'Pokemon Go' Fans
If you thought it was bad dodging phone-fixated "Pokemon Go" players on the sidewalk, just wait: Legions of tipsy people could soon be chasing cartoon monsters from one tavern to the next in a series of pub crawls planned for cities across the U.S.
Hollywood Reacts to 'Pokemon Go' Craze
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'Pokemon Go' Players Arrested at Ohio Zoo
Police say two "Pokemon Go" players in Ohio have been arrested for criminal trespassing at the Toledo Zoo.
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I bought a seagate 80gig 7200 rpm last week, when comming home after working hard all day i thought i will go and relax with my Xbox, so i sit down, light a sigaret and put on the xbox. And what do i see on my TV......... NOTHING. So i connected my original xbox hd and that one works fine.
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Released: May 01st, 1998
Running Time: 116
Company: Bacchus Releasing
Cast: Kira (I), Bobby Blake, Kitten (I), Buk Jackson, Ricky Parker, Ethan Alexander
Critical Rating: AA 1/2
Genre: Gay and Bi
Sub-par poolside boy/girl switch-offs with reasonably attractive performers - well, okay, more accurately, a couple of truly gorgeous georges surrounded by aesthetically average Joes/Josephinas - has nothing new to show. Kira's strap-on go-to with a silent young stud standing up in the Jacuzzi is about it for kink; most of the men are far more interested in women than each other. More passion would have qualified this tape for the "recommended" rating, but as it is, it's easily a full "A" short.


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Mauritia (microcontinent)
Mauritia is a proposed Precambrian microcontinent that broke away as India and Madagascar separated some 60 million years ago.[1][2] Evidence consists of detrital zircon found in sand on Mauritius beaches. Analyses of the zircon crystals produced dates between 660 and 1,970 million years and are considerably older than the 8.9-million-year-old basalt that constitutes the oldest formations on the island. The zircons are interpreted to have been brought up from buried continental crust as fragments entrained as xenocrysts within the basalt.[3] Interpretation of a linear northwest–southeast gravity anomaly indicates the microcontinent may extend 1500 km from the Seychelles to Mauritius roughly parallel to the Indian Ocean oceanic ridge.[4]
- ^ Torsvik, Trond H.; Hans Amundsen; Ebbe H. Hartz; Fernando Corfu; Nick Kusznir; Carmen Gaina; Pavel V. Doubrovine; Bernhard Steinberger; Lewis D. Ashwal; Bjørn Jamtveit (2013). "A Precambrian microcontinent in the Indian Ocean" (PDF). Nature Geoscience. doi:10.1038/ngeo1736. ISSN 1752-0894. Retrieved December 2015.
- ^ "Geoscientists Discover Continent Hidden Under Lava in Indian Ocean". Sci-News.com. 25 February 2013. Retrieved 25 February 2013.
- ^ Perkins, Sid (24 February 2013). "Long-lost continent found under the Indian Ocean". Nature. Retrieved 25 February 2013.
- ^ "Ancient micro-continent under the Indian Ocean identified". SpaceDaily. 7 March 2013.
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I had the chance to make a trip up to Oregon this summer. More specifically Medford, OR. It is truly breath taking up there. The thing that struck me the most was the wild life. You would driving, come around a corner and there was a deer grazing at the side of the road! This doe, heavy with child, was down in a meadow grazing in the afternoon rain.
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C. You need a small forward who can post up the smaller Spurs guys (Ginobili, Bowen, etc.) and take advantage of them ... and the Nuggets probably have the closest thing to a young Bernard King right now in Carmelo Anthony. On paper, anyway.
D. You need a great coach. Not a good coach -- a GREAT coach. And George Karl is one of the best. He'll know exactly what to do here -- push the pace, knock bodies to the ground, bang the bejeezus out of Duncan (who's been banged up all season).
So why aren't I picking the Nuggets? I don't trust Melo yet -- the right team can get him into another one of those Athens-type funks, and I don't like the way he reacts when his shot isn't falling. If you're The Guy for a good team, you need to figure out ways to help them when you're not scoring. When Melo isn't scoring, he also stops rebounding and playing defense. Not a good quality. Still, any time you get two of the best five teams playing each other in round one, that's pretty cool.
8. Washington (voted off by Miami, 4-1)
Enjoyable season from the Wiz. Sadly, here's where Shaq rounds into "I'm ready to destroy any and all comers" playoff shape. Shaq, how would you like your filet of Kwame Brown served? Medium-rare? Would you like a side of Etan Thomas with that? And for dessert, we have a Brendan Haywood souffle, but it takes 45 minutes to cook ... would you like to go ahead and order that right now?
7. Seattle (voted off by San Antonio, 4-2)
Basically, the Sonics would have to play four lights-out games to have a chance. Probably not happening. This could be one of those series where Seattle wins Game 1, then takes a 12-point lead at halftime of Game 2 before a ticked-off Duncan lays the smack down from that point on. In fact, I think I'll predict that.
6. Boston (voted off by Detroit, 4-2)
It's the Little Things that catch up with you in a series like this. You know, like the fact that you still can't defend a high screen against a good team even after 82 games. That you can't play the one genuine low-post threat on your team (rookie Al Jefferson) for extended minutes because we're six months into the season and he still can't avoid getting ticky-tack fouls or losing his guy on defense. That you're so predictable at crunch-time (slow everything down, feed the ball to Pierce), even Isiah Thomas knows what you're doing. That you forget to box out on big defensive possessions or screw up a two-for-one sequence in the last 40 seconds and only end up getting one shot. That kind of stuff.
And even though they match up with Detroit better than any team in the East, and even though Pierce has shown signs of becoming the 2002 Pierce over these last two months ... well, you can't beat a team like the Pistons without doing the Little Things. Too bad. I could see the C's leading every one of these games in the fourth quarter and still managing to lose four of them.
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The Hawks were burned for 34 points by Anthony Davis on Friday as the Pelicans picked up a 111-105 win at Philips Arena.
New Orleans won and also put money in the pockets of their supporters by covering the 6-point spread as underdogs. Totals bettors, meanwhile, saw the game go OVER the closing number of 204.5.
Tyreke Evans had 21 points for New Orleans and Brian Roberts chipped in with 16 points. Brian Roberts had 5 assists for the Pelicans, while Anthony Davis was the team's top rebounder, grabbing 11 boards.
Atlanta got 26 points from Jeff Teague in a losing cause and another 20 points from Paul Millsap. Jeff Teague contributed 8 assists for the Hawks, while DeMarre Carroll had 7 rebounds.
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entrepreneurial program would give anyone sweaty palms, I'd think.
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- 1 cup all-purpose flour
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- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
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A very nice change from regular corn bread. I made this to accompany another of Sharon's recipes, #108849, Stick to Your Ribs Soup. It was perfect! I didn't have any grated parmesan so used shredded. It worked fine in the bread, but the paarmesan that was sprinkled over the top got a little crispy. I will definitely make sure I have the grated on hand for the next time. It was great heated up the next day with some of the leftover soup. This was made for the cookathon at Kittencalskitch in memory of Sharon's beloved husband.
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Bryan Jewhurst of Kingston was elected senior warden for the newly established mission committee at St. Anthony's Anglican Church, Crab Orchard.
The election of the church's governing body was on Nov. 13, shortly after St. Anthony's was officially received as a mission of the Anglican Province of America.
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Undertaking a JSA enables those involved in the work task / activity to identify hazards that may be present and establish safety control measures (preventative measures) to prevent harm to life, health, property or the environment.
A JSA Worksheet assists in assessing the risks of doing a job. A Job Safety Analysis should be completed upon arrival on site with the purpose of identifying site-specific hazards present on the day.
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Re: Discover: ANY collection makes CLI a nonstarter
Based on my experience I don't believe that it's impossible to get a CLI from Discover with charge offs on your reports (although I can't speak for CC charge offs specifically). I got approved for Discover More on 4/23/12 with a starting limit of $1000 and several 5+ year old charge offs/collections (including CC charge offs) on my account. I immediately BT'd $900 to the card and paid it off over the course of 4 months (about $250 at a time except for the last one) and then I let the card sit.
On 10/24 I noticed a CLI, only of $300 - but still it was done without my request and without a hard pull so I can't complain. At the time I still had (and still have) one paid CO and 2 collections reporting - all of which are due off in less than 2 years.
So I can't say why they're being so difficult with you, but I can say that it's not impossible to get a CLI with COs/collections on your current report. Good luck!
The only thing I can think of, is that at the time of the CLI, none of my derogs were actually related to revolving credit. The Paid CO is related to the Dept of Edu. (was less than $500) and the collections are cell phone and apartment related ($1000 total) - so maybe the Capital One CO is the issue?
Now 5/2013: TU 716 || EX ??? || EQ 702
Slate: $5000 Simplicity: $5000 David's Bridal: $3500 SW Chase: $3000 FNBO: $3000 Barclay NFL: $2500 BofA: $2400 Discover IT: $1700 Walmart: $1500 Victoria's Secret: $1000 Cap1: $750 Amex Zync: NPSL
(2 derogs to go until I'm squeaky clean in 2014!)


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All accounts not paid in full by Aug. 25 will be disconnected. No further extensions will be granted.
Water service will resume only after the bill is paid in full, along with the water turn-on charge, officials said.
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Agavero Margarita
Total Time
Prep 5 mins
Cook 0 mins
Agavero is a unique Tequila liqueur created over a century ago but you should be able to find it at your local liquor store. Our favorite drink at our favorite Mexican restaurant in our town is the Agavero Margarita and this is my version. I love using beer and limeade for margaritas as to me it give the margs fresh like taste, without being over-sweet.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 (14 ounce) can frozen limeade concentrate (do not thaw)
- 12 ounces Corona beer
- 14 ounces tequila (use a good one!)
- 5 ounces agavero tequila liqueur
- 9 ounces water
- Pour limeade, beer, Agavero, tequila and water, into a large pitcher.
- Stir until well-blended and limeade has melted.
- Add plenty of ice.
- Pour into margarita glasses rimmed with salt (if salt is desired).
- Garnish with lime wedges.


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Mr Francis said a crash near Drury was caused by fatigue
after the driver fell asleep.
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Manhattan Sales Help Other Boroughs
By DENNIS HEVESI
Published: March 10, 1996
IT is a script to delight home sellers, buyers wobbling on the fence and, of course, brokers: The residential real-estate engine that is Manhattan will churn up a wave that ripples through the other boroughs.
Right now, industry analysts say, it's just a wavelet, with sales of smaller Manhattan co-ops and condominiums creating a bit of a swell for the first time this decade. And whether and when the entire script plays out remains open to debate, subject as the real-estate scene always is to such pivotal and unpredictable performers as mortgage rates and job creation.
But even if the wave does rise, there are those who see worrisome counter-currents on the far horizon -- global forces like the computer-driven diffusion of office jobs from the core of central cities.
"Right now there are companies in Manhattan using data processors in the Caribbean," said Dr. George Sternlieb, the retired founder of the Center for Urban Policy Research at Rutgers University. "This is decentralization, 21st-century style, and in time it will have serious consequences for the real estate market."
For the near term, at least, there is optimism. "Everything in Manhattan is picking up," said Arthur Zabarkes, dean of the Real Estate Institute at New York University. "The big stuff, large apartments, special apartments, those were in demand even in '91, when people said the sky was falling. There were so few of them, and rich people were still rich.
"But now the rental market is as strong as ever," Dean Zabarkes said, "and there's starting to be movement in studios and one-bedrooms. In my view, it's going to be a straightforward ripple, with the major wave created in Manhattan."
Evidence of strengthening in the boroughs outside of Manhattan already exists. Prices of single-family homes, an indicator of demand, rose through most of the Bronx and Queens last year, with particularly potent performances in Riverdale and Eastchester and in southeast Queens. In Brooklyn and on Staten Island, however, prices slackened.
At the same time, condominiums -- which represent about 29 percent of the Manhattan sales market -- held their ground last year with sales increasing slightly and prices dropping a bit.
"The fact that Manhattan is coming back, we all agree to," said Jacques Gordon, an economist with LaSalle Partners, a commercial real estate investment and management firm. "The question is if and when it will trickle out to the boroughs."
The wave theory, naturally, is endorsed by other industry representatives, but also supported by data. "The market is driven from the top down, and there is still strong demand for large apartments," said Alan J. Rogers, managing director of Douglas Elliman, a brokerage company in Manhattan. "At the lower end, studios and one-bedrooms, it's essentially a buyer's market, and there are a number of factors contributing to an increase in sales." The key factor, Mr. Rogers said, is a mortgage interest rate hovering in the favorable 7 percent range.
Another potent factor, said Lawrence Sicular, director of the appraisal division at Brown, Harris, Stevens, has been the tight rental market. "The smaller one-bedroom and two-bedrooms in the $100,000 to $200,000 range were hurt badly in the early 90's," Mr. Sicular said. "But now, with rents so high, those apartments are cheaper to own -- sometimes nearly equivalent before taxes, and certainly cheaper after tax deductions. Buyers need to analyze that on an apartment-by-apartment basis."
The tightness in the high end of the co-op market can be attributed, at least in part, to a squeeze between a stock market that has climbed from below 4,000 to over 5,500 in just the last year and proposals for a drop in the capital gains tax. "With the stock market so strong," said Barbara Corcoran, chairwoman of the Corcoran Group, a brokerage firm, "we're flooded with buyers from the financial community with their fistfuls of cash, spending their bonuses on larger apartments."
Meanwhile, she said, talk in Washington of lowering the capital gains tax to 20 percent "is discouraging large-apartment owners from listing their apartments now, which makes the current shortage worse."
According to the 1995 Manhattan Cooperative Sales Report of the New York Board of Realtors, which includes data from more than 20 brokerage firms, 1,923 co-op sales were reported to the board last year, up from 1,703 in 1994. Board officials said those sales represent about a third of all transactions in Manhattan and almost two-thirds of the sales between 57th and 110th Streets, where most co-ops are located.
Most sales were in the $100,000 to $200,000 price range -- meaning smaller apartments -- which had the effect of lowering the median price for all co-ops. "It has been historically true that price per room for studios and one-bedrooms is significantly less than the price per room for three-bedroom and larger," said Deborah Beck, executive vice president of the Board of Realtors, because the rooms are often smaller and the apartments have fewer amenities. The median price per room for apartments sold in Manhattan during 1995 was $72,143, compared with $81,250 in 1994.


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Mini Mini Gem of an Album
To make this mini mini album, my favorite mini album format of late- I used a variety of supplies recently in my Clique Kits monthly kit and from the store. Most of the cards were from the My Minds Eye Jubilee Journaling Cards Set (Wild Berry) they are on sale 50% off right now. I used washi tape from the November kit and December add ons. The acrylic gem stone is from the December kit and I knew I wanted to use it for something special. The cover is one of the Heidi Swapp watercolor hearts. These are also on sale for 50% off right now and are perfect for adding a mixed media touch to any project using watercolors, mists, or inks. Speaking of mists- the Clique Kits store has several popular colors like Heidi Swapp Color Shine navy, coral, and citron on sale 50% off. The gold striped glittery vellum I used as filler in this mini is from my stash and is positively ancient. There are a couple of items in here that you may not recognize yet from Clique Kits because they have not been released yet! If you subscribe to this blog you never know when you might get a peek at something not yet released ! Like that adorable feather tag with the gold tip and the transparency frames which will be coming soon in the limited edition We Go Together Valentine's Day kit.
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Stamped Desk Calendar
Geometric graphic stamp from Kesi-Art +Brushscript lettering by Hand+ pretty colors= Fast and Easy handmade Desk Calendar Easy Gift Idea!
You can find the stamp here.
What's In My Cyber Basket Wednesday...
It's Christmas Eve and I have to confess I have had to tell Santa about a couple things he needed to send to me through the cyber space chimney. The first one was one I had actually ordered a while back at a Close to My Heart party from the latest catalog. It is one of their new alphabet font stamps, and I thought it was just so cute.
It's called the Handwriting font Alphabet for $29.95 and you get the alphabet in capitals and lower case as well as the numbers and some punctuation. It is a very modern font-this is no comic sans. I sometimes think I should be a consultant for CTMH. But then again, some of my best friends are consultants and ain't nobody got time for that with Clique Kits and a full time job. So, moving on. I'll show you the cards I made with this stamp and the die by American Crafts/Crate Paper/Maggie Holmes from her Open Book Collection which was released in October 2014. There were some in the Clique Kits store which were an add on with the November kit and are now sold out, unfortunately (sorry for the tease.) I also used a really cool die from Kesi-Art, which I think IS still available here. Quality wise, I can tell you unlike some other thin metal dies I have purchased, this thing cuts cardstock like it's butter!
I know it's quite simple- but that is my style this year- clean and simple (and fast LOL). I did add a little bling with some red Stickles after I stamped my sentiment.
This one takes advantage of the bold "Get Happy" paper by Gossamer Blue that was in the Special Add on Clique Kit last month. I wanted to mute it as a background just a teeny bit so that the geometric heart would show up and I loved how it turned out. Again, so simple and fast.
Now, Santa just delivered another little package today all the way from the Europe.
This first stamp is just what I have been looking for to design some patterned backgrounds with fruit graphics. I know it may sound strange, but I have mentioned in one of my trending posts that I have been pinning more and more fruit and once the spring rolls around pineapples especially will be hot! It may not be obvious looking at this stamp everything you can do with it- so I will have to play with it and show you the results in another post.
Not that I needed another Christmas stamp (can you ever have too many really?) but this one I just could pass up. Even if it is already Christmas Eve, I am still way behind on my December album and when the mood strikes I can jump on next years cards and tags.
Last but not least, I am in LOVE with this little coffee mug stamp, and the fact that it comes with its own little acrylic mounting. I just want to give a shout out to Alex the designer and owner of meli-melo. You can find her at www.etsy.com/shop/bymelimelo or www.melimelo.es. She wrote a lovely bio on her blog and her blog is beautiful and heartfelt. Did I mention I love her illustrated stamp designs?
Thanks for stopping by today!
-xoxo Gia
Handmade "Corporate" Gifts
She says this very tongue in cheek of course…everyone knows Clique Kits is not a corporation. It's barely even a company. It's more like a group of friends who put their heart and souls into coordinating products to bring them to each other and our friends to inspire us to be better crafters who help each other get more done for less money in less time. And in the process, we build up and encourage other women makers and artists who also put their hearts and souls into starting small businesses. So of course when it came time to send the Clique Kits girls a gift for Christmas, it had to be something handmade, right? Of course! No logo water bottles for these hard working business ladies.
So, first things first. I started by finding these adorable not handmade little Christmas stockings in the Clique kits color...
The fact that the Clique Kits logo is circular made it pretty easy to adapt to a traditional Christmas ball ornament. I wanted it to really sparkle on the tree, so I used some liquid glue to line the inside of a plain clear plastic Christmas ball and then filled it with glitter, shaking it to coat the inside wall of the ball, and then dumped the excess glitter out. After it dried, I used a deco-pen in white to write Clique Kits on the outside. Tied with a complementary bow, here is how it turned out:
Next, I wanted to make the Clique Kits girls a charm bookmark/key fob/bracelet all-in-one with the Clique Kits logo that would also give me a chance to use some of the Close to My Heart Base & Bling charms that my friend Cassandra (yep she's in the Clique-she had to take a little sabbatical-but I'm sure she'll be back) gifted to me as a surprise bonus gift the last time she had a party and I placed and order. These little charm sets included little cameras, scissors, and bows and are just adorbs. I love Close to My Heart Stamps and used one of them on a Christmas card which I will show you in another post.
I am all about cute packaging, so I decided to make some little hand stamped bags to hold my charm thingies. Starting with some plain natural cotton drawstring pouches, I used some gesso to prepare a stamping surface. Then I stamped the sentiment, "Do more of what makes you happy." And finally I embellished a little, each one different.
I threw some other scrappy supplies in there too, like some purple pens and sharpies, and some purple and white Baker's twine. I figure, you can never have enough Clique Kits colors around.
Apparently, Lacey agrees with me about not being able to get too much of Clique Kits purple! I received this for Christmas from Lacey ! Swoon! You should definitely check out the wonderful Christmas cards on her blog-there are more like the one you see here handmade by Lacey.
And that is how the Clique Kits girls love on each other at Christmas (and all year long.)
Hello! Welcome! This is your first stop coming from the Clique Kits Blog and feel free to head back there at any time if you lose your way for the complete blog directory. The challenge this month is to be inspired by this quote:
I know everybody has a lot going on over the holidays, and I am not one to whine. But as one of the Clique founders this month came very close to being the very first time since we started these blog shares that I may have actually not had a project done or photographed in time to participate. Oh tragedy! Even if it was all good- shopping for Toys for Tots and getting ready for reveal of the January kit (starting tomorrow! Yay!) and planning our BIG HUGE buying trip to CHA in January, and so much more! I was still having a very hard time letting a Pep Rally go by without me. So I did manage to do the following.
So that was my stress reducing, time saving, solution generating how I brought my scrapbooking to the office with me and got my layout done on my lunch break in less than an hour lightbulb idea way to reduce my stress and still get to be in the Pep Rally !
Even though it is a very simple layout, I used a really eclectic mix of products. There is Heidi Swapp in there, Kaitlin Sheaffer Creative Agenda, Kesi Art (love that stamp and that die) Evalicious, Pink Paislee, and Danielle Young Designs. And I apologize for the lousy pics- the weather was not cooperating with me! Your next stop is Jody's blog! Have fun!
Planner Crazed!
By now I am sure you are familiar with the newest craze for lovers of all things made of (mostly) paper. The planner trend is increasing exponentially in popularity. I am waiting ever so patiently for my new planner to ship (I ordered the light teal-you could probably have guessed that) which I am going to start using in 2015. In the mean time, I have been practicing my take on this new trend in one of my 2014 planners. I wear so many different hats so I actually need to keep several different planners. But I have never thought about having time to decorate them. I usually just scribble in them and am good to go. But I can see that like everything else, being organized can actually save MORE time, and that means more scrapbooking and making stuff for me. So that's the PLAN!
I know its nothing fancy or beautiful, but I am just trying to figure out what inspires me in planner supplies. This planner lets you choose what time frame and dates you want to cover. As you can see in the upper right corner, there is a box where you circle the month and dates you are covering. I used some patterned paper from a 6 x 6 My Mind's Eye pad from the Clique Kits Store (Jubilee Wild Berry) and I used the vibrant strokes of color as my divisions for the days of the week and different phone calls I have to make. I embellished a little with stickers from my stash such as this one from Prima, also from the Clique Kits store. It's called Prima Love Insta-Scrap and it is such a useful and versatile set-I highly recommend it! Take a closer look!
Last but not least, I used a stamped inspirational "quote of the day" in the lower left corner for a little extra motivation this week. This one is from a Kesi Art stamp set from (guess where;)) I adore Kesi Art stamps-Clique Kits will probably be carrying every stamp set they make in English. (not that there's anything wrong with speaking FRENCH on your projects LOL)
This is just a little tease of what Clique Kits has in store for 2015! We plan to add a store section just for products oriented towards planner use. There will likely be some limited edition kits as well that will be available as add ons for subscribers first with any remaining made available to the public in the store. Clique Agenda will definitely be a work in progress for us since many of us are just getting our feet wet in this twist on documenting and organizing. So stay tuned!
-xoxo Gia
Up-cycled T-shirt Stockings
I don't know what got into me, but I was just not feeling our old cheap-o felt store-bought Christmas Stockings this year. I searched everywhere online and in stores like Target (how could good old Target dissapoint ?) and local small businesses for some new ones. Target had some cute ones with monograms made from sweater material I liked, but sadly they were out of J's and we have four "J" names in the family. One local shop had really cute burlap ones with pretty appliqués on them and little beach theme accents but get this- the price tag was $48 for one stocking. I'm like oh pleeeeeeez. So, I decided to go through the bags of old clothes still in the trunk of my car waiting to be dropped off at Good Will and grabbed some well worn old shirts to up-cycle into new stockings. I wasn't exactly sure how I was going to go about it- but I just started cutting and sewing and before I knew it I had these:
Here they are dangling from my craft desk. They are not the most photogenic stockings because they are a little droopy but by the time Santa gets done with them they will be pretty lumpy anyway.
My favorite one is the feather pattern one. The candy cane stripe ones came out the best shape wise. The other ones were made from surfing and skateboarding style logo shirts.
To make these:
1. Cut the t shirt to open it up to a flat piece of material.
2. Lay out a simple stocking shape pattern (front and back) on top of the material, pin it down, and cut, making sure the patterns are facing the right way, if there are any.
3. Pin the front and back pieces together with the outsides facing each other and machine stitch around all sides except the top opening.
4. Turn inside out and attach a loop of twill ribbon for hanging with a quick zip through the machine.
Done! Add some embellishments if you like.
I really enjoy green crafting. I let the kids "help" me do some of the cutting which led to a couple of them coming out a little wonky. But that makes them even more lovable.
Thanks for stopping by today!
-xo Gia
A Dear Oh Deer Decoration
The Clique Kits Clique Cards Holiday Edition was a huge hit this year! It is still available in very limited quantities, and there is a coupon code for this month's special on the Clique Kits website for 40% off any holiday kit! (Use code CKSANTAHOLIDAYS) I think that what makes this kit perfect is that all of the elements in the kit work so harmoniously together. For starters, the Fancy Pants Designs Oh Deer collection is just so much fun. I haven't even started making cards this year, but I did take about 15 minutes to whip up this cute mantle decoration for my #deckedouthalls photo prompt.
Since I live in Hawaii and don't actually have a fireplace or mantle sadly, we use our piano for this purpose when we deck the halls at my house. Here is my little decoration in its natural setting.
How To:
To make this decoration I used 3 wood blocks from my stash of altered art supplies and papers from the kit (Fancy Pants Designs Oh Deer! 6 x 6 pad). You will also need some bottle brush trees. (Mine are from Tim Holtz and have been squished in a box for far too long!) I used some metallic gold acrylic paint to add some gold to the upper third of the trees and used E6000 glue to affix them. I found a tiny reindeer toy in my jars of found objects and also painted him with a coat of gold. I also affixed him with E6000 glue. After spelling out the word "Joy" in large glittery letters, the finishing touch was an enamel shape sticker from My Mind's Eye. The My Minds Eye Jubilee collection enamel shape stickers are too flipping' cute and you can find them for sale here.
-Thanks for stopping by today! I love to read your comments!
November 28
Leah, Jack, and Scarlet woke me up at 4 am to go Black Friday Shopping in our pajamas. Some people are a little silly on so little sleep (LOL)
November 29
Kalama Beach Club in Kailua hosted their annual Holiday Craft Fair. The kids and I walked there with Grandma and Grandpa and they got to spend their allowance buying gifts. Gramps treated everybody to gelato.
December 1
Every year I make an advent calendar. This year I tried a washi tape and glassine bag wall tree. I used glassine bags from my friend Jody's Etsy store. I also used Jody's gold doilies and some letterpress deer I made and had in my journaling card stash. I had odds and ends from my #Clique Kits #CliqueintotheHolidays kits and embellished away! I haven't filled the pockets yet but I will with a Playmobil Advent Calendar which comes with pieces for each day to complete a play set by Christmas. There are multiple sets so they can expand their play set from year to year. My youngest kids are finally old enough where I do not worry about choking hazards so Playmobil toys are perfect!
Here are some more pictures:
I adore the crocheted hearts that my friend Lacey gave me for my birthday! Clique Kits has been keeping her super busy designing exclusive embellishments and products for our kits.
December 2 and 3
1. Kailua kayaks next to the canal. 2. Portable Half Pipe set up at Bob's Pizzeria where we were eating. 3. Leah and Jack looking at their phones at Kuhio Park 4. Nik at the beach. 5. My photographer husband doing his thing and 6. Daddy burying Gigi in the sand.
Now if I could just overcome my fear of learning new technology and open the box holding my new Selphy printer (well it was new in August- still haven't tried it!) I could get this week's photos into my December Daily album which is all ready to go!
You can check it out in this video:
If you would like to use the Clique Kits December Photo prompts to help guide your advent journey for documenting December this year here it is:
What have you been up to this week? I love to read your comments!
In case it isn't obvious, I love being in a kit club. Perhaps this Top Ten list says it best! #1 especially!
Feel free to share this Kit Club manifesto on Pinterest or other social media. It doesn't just apply to the Clique, but we do think Clique Kits is the BEST kit club out there. If you have been considering a kit club, we would love to have you join us!
It's also time for me to clear out my Etsy shop The Painted Crane (on Etsy) which you can find here.
I should probably dump all my extra stash in "grab bag" boxes (which I have done before) but I seem to have a bad habit of wanting everything to coordinate and ensure that recipients of these re-cycled products can get the most enjoyment from them! That's how my Etsy store started. I recently re-organized all of my kits into new categories by theme for easier shopping. If you are like me and love to give handmade gifts for the holidays, these kits are already dirt cheap for what you get inside, and are perfect for making projects to gift like mini albums, calendars for grandparents, memory books of special trips or milestones your loved ones and friends may have experienced this year. I figure making gifts should save you money, not cost you a fortune in supplies. It's the time you spend and the thought that counts and that people do appreciate so much (at any age-even kids!) Here are some great handmade home decor and gift ideas that you can use paper crafting products to make:
1. Year in review memory album for family far away.
2. Scrapbook calendar with photo layouts to go with every month.
3. Hand decorated frames with family photos inside.
4. Gifts for milestones like having a new baby (make a Brag Book album for boy or girl).
5. Hand-embellished bookmarks (even kids can make these).
6. Decoupaged journals (for example a composition notebook can be made pretty with paper and embellishments and even washi tape.)
7. Packs of handmade cards to gift to others to use throughout the year.
8. Personalized wall/canvas art
9. Decorate boxes to fill will homemade baked goods for the holidays that the recipient can then use throughout the year for treasures, jewelry, and more. (Recycle plain boxes or purchase sturdier paper mache or wood boxes from your local craft shop or Wal-mart)
10. Make wreaths, banners, or inspirational signs for year-round decor.
Here are some handmade items I have gifted this past year!
I hope you feel inspired to go make some handmade gifts today!


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Just returned from a weekend at Taos Ski Valley, wonderful snow, wonderful mountain and wonderful people. I am an advsnced intermediate skier that found this mountain to be a perfect match. I did ski some of the greens and found them to be a good match for beginner skiers. this mountain is talked about as steep but has nice runs that all could be skied clean. We had excellent service at Snow Bear Inn for accomadations,
great beer and snacks at Hotel St Benard where the atmosphere of ski apre's was perfect. Ate at Rhoda's and the Bavarian Lodge and had excellent service and food. We totally enjoyed the atmosphere of this mountain. Crested Butte was always my favorite due to town and mountain but now Taos ranks even. Very little commercialization has its atributes.
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