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Congradulations! I wish you the very best of luck. I love your logo.
Hey I just checked out your page. As craig said, great logo. I also think the bags look great. I am curious how you're running business, I am starting a small specialty item business too. Do you have your nutritional facts printed on the bag? Did you pay to have someone do that for you? Or are you only selling direct to consumer and taking advantage of some type of IL cottage food laws?
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Blood Lord wrote:This isn't the first time Bleed's done a flashback within a flashback.
As for Mina, I think you're the only one who cares, Darking. She wouldn't even be considered a supporting character.
silvercover wrote:dont know if you guys notice, but there an extra page of this one.
click the previous button and you'll see. better fix it.
Blood Lord wrote:No it isn't. Inception is a dream within a dream.
Blood Lord wrote:Guys, its been noticed several times already. Stop it.
silvercover wrote:Blood Lord wrote:Guys, its been noticed several times already. Stop it.
yet its still not fixed yet. if its noticed a lot, then how come they havent seem to be notified yet of this problem?
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yeah, a LOT of people mentioned it
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Tuesday Boozeday ... not for those of us who are pregnant! That'd be me ...
3 Things: 1.) I get to go eat at Fellini's tonight for my Father in Law's birthday. Pizza get in my belly! 2.) You must go see the movie 'American Sniper' - suck it Michael Moore. 3.) I will be pregnant in the summer which means Maternity Swimsuits. I am searching at my desk for cute ones ... so far this is my fave. Got any sites or places you go to for Maternity Swimsuits? Is it July yet? I just want a margarita ...Have a great day! WooWoo
Happy Monday - and Happy New Year ya'll! Hope you had a wonderful Holiday with your family and friends. I forgot to share my Christmas card with you before I left for the Christmas break. Here are the photos we used on our card. I thought they turned out great - considering Maggie and McCoy do not like taking pictures. HA! Besides the food, the family and yes - the presents - I looove receiving Christmas cards in the mail. Big thanks to Deanna Casey for taking these pictures. Talk to you soon, WooWoo
Good Morning! It's Monday ... and I was off from work on Friday - so it's nice to be back. Although let's be honest ... being on a permanent vacation would be AMAZING! I was off on Friday because McCoy & I went to Manteo, NC for a wedding. One of my dearest friends - who is both beautiful on the outside and the inside - got married!! Pamela used to be a model ya'll. For real! You might have seen her in a magazine!! She is just the sweetest friend you could have! She's from Suffolk ... her dad is a farmer (Farmer's Daughter & a Model - seriously!) ... and she found the man of her DREAMS! They tied the knot in Manteo, NC - so McCoy and I traveled (w/o Maggie!) to have a little alone time & celebrate Pamela & John's BIG day. I was a Bridesmaid ... and our dresses were beautiful. The wedding was perfect! It captured their love for each other & their strong faith. Now about the town of Manteo - it is quaint & quiet. My Aunt & Uncle actually live in Manteo ... small world! We stayed at The Tranquil House Inn. I highly recommend that place! It was gorgeous ... on the water ... great views ... wonderful food ... friendly staff ! I would definitely go back. If you need a weekend getaway, go to MANTEO! Soo romantic. Here's some wedding pics. Have a great day!
XOXO, WooWoo
Good Morning! Long time, No Blog. Hope you are all having a great SUMMER ... WOO HOO! Wait - is it technically even summer yet? I think that happens in like June, but when it's 92 Degrees and the sun is shining ... it feels like SUMMER to me. Right Olaf? (Parents who have seen 'FROZEN' will get that!) So if you follow me on Facebook (Facebook.com/WooWoo) or Twitter (@WooWoo949) , you will know that I am taking part in this awesome Hot House Yoga Challenge. I've always been a big fan of fitness & running & eating healthy & challenging myself on ways to stay fit! Before I got married like 7 years ago, I tried out HOT YOGA for the 1st time and I loved it. Then I got married, had a kid & got busy. So the yoga took a backseat. But I was thrilled to take part in the #HH21Challenge at my local Hot House Yoga studio in Ghent. For 21 days in May I would need to go to yoga - there are 31 days in the month ... you get the idea. They say it takes 21 days to create a habit so why not create a HEALTHY habit! I have loooooooved EVERY.SINGLE.CLASS !! I am on Day 17 now and I'm actually sad to see it come to an end. Not only have I grown physically stronger, but mentally ... WOW! Yoga is such a peaceful practice. I enjoy the dim lighting in the room, the zen music & the calm voices of my teachers. (Mad love for Zoe!) If you have never tried yoga, don't be afraid to roll out your mat and take a class. You might even see me there.
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. fr � � '* The College News _______x--------1--------:---------------w�,___________:______________:__ VOL. XIV. No.2:p �p BRYN MAWR (AND WAYNE). PA.. WEDNESDAY. MAY 2.1928 PRICE. 10 CENTS SEVENTH MAY DAY CROWNS COMPLETION OF STUDENTS' HALL AFTER 28 YEARS' EFFORTS Miss Applebee, Mrs. Collins and Mr. King Direct Festivities. HISTORY IS RECALLED On Friday and Saturday of this week Bryn Mawr College wiU celebrate its seventh and perhaps its greatest, big May Day. Two things contribute to its special importance�first, it coincides with the completion of the Students' Build- ing, Goodhart Hall, the raising of a fund for which was the original raison d'etre of the festival; and second, it is the last in which Miss Constance Applebee, who has become in her years at Bryn Mawr the very spirit, the driving force, of May Day, takes an active' part. In other years other directors have produced magnificent May Days, but wfr of the present one are persuaded tlrat there has never been leadership to equal the triumphant triumvirate of Miss Applebee, the Manager, Mrs. Collins, the Director, and Mr. King, the director of plays. May Day this year has re- ceived no outside direction. Everything has been done by the students of the college, and by its permanent staff. The aim has been to make the present cele- bration as simple as possible,.jvithout sac- rificing any of its character or beauty, and without neglecting a single detail. Goodhart Proof Against Rain. As for Goodhart Hall, its inaugura- tion coincides almost miraculously with the seventh big May Day. If it rains, there is some conSolation in the thought that the new red plush seats in the audi- torium, given by the classes of 19:20. .1930, and 1931, will be used for the first time; that the rest of the building, so largely contributed to by all the other classes which have graduated from Bryn Mawr, appears for the first time in its full glory, rising from slopes at last cleared and smoothed and sown with grass; and that the whole edifice is com- plete to the topmost of the six dressing- rooms which speak so eloquently of great dramatic productions of the future. Already proud parents from North and South and West are journeying to- wards the Main Line. Do they realize that for their benefit the great proces- sion rehearses its spacing, and deep laid plans are evolved at all night sessions the meeting broke up, all of us promis- Art Club Exhibition The Bryn Mawr Art Club invites you to visit its annual exhibition to be held in Rockefeller Hall during May J>ay and the week following. � mi to make it certain that "every mother shall see every child?". At any rate every conceivable hotel room and board- ing house will be as filled with travel- ers as were the English inns in April in Chaucer's day, when folk longed to "go on pilgrimages." New Programme Designs. e The programmes, for which the de- signs* were made by Elizabeth Shippcn Green Elliott, are ready for distribution. The delightful drawings with flieir sharp outlines, of which not the least charming are a map of the college, and a sketch of the Green, in- which we can recognize more than one familiar face, and the gay red and black lettering make this perhaps the most attractive of all the May Day programmes. And yet the first one, the cover of which was de- signed by Miss Violet Oakley, was long considered the most beautiful that could be imagined, and was used in 1900, 1900, 1910, and 1914. The price of each pro- gramme will be one dollar. The plays, of which there are six. counting the one which will be presented by students of the Phoebe Anna Thome Model School, and the dancing, are de- scribed in other parts of this issue. But the procession and the pageant, and in- deed the whole celebration which will take form on fne day after tomorrow will be immeasurably superior to any journalistic description. Those who see will not care to read, and those who read will have only a faint inkling of what they have missed. But since the tradition of May Day. practically unique iji this country, is almost as important as the thing itself, it is well to know some- thing of the history of our celebration. It is a history, of course, which indi- rectly goes back to the days of Queen Elizabeth, farther even, than that to the slopes^ of Sicily when Theocritus was writing hjs pastorals; but May Day at Bryn Mawr has a special history of its own. which is best told in the words of its original founder, Evangeline Walker Andrews, of the class of 1893. The fol- lowing are excerpts frora a news article, published in 1924: "History of May Day. "One afternoon in March. 1900. a group of students, mainly seniors, came to my house to discuss the possibilities of giving an outdoor entertainment by means of which a substantial sum of money might be raised towards a Stu- dents' Building, needed almost as much then as now. For two hours or more we discussed plans without producing any that seemed' to express what we lik�d to- call the sfrirk of Bryn Mawr; and ing that we would try to think of some- thing concrete and entertaining to pre- sent at the Mass Meeting to be held the following evening. "Then while I stood watching my guests, as talking'and laughing they crossed the athletic field, climbed the steps on the opposite side, and drifted�' a charming little procession�across the campus towards Denbigh aikl The Pem- brokes�at that very moment the inspi- ration came, literally out of the blue sky of Bryn Mawr. Of .course I With an F.nglish setting all made for us, roll- ing hills and well-tilled fields; grey stone, ivy-covered building of Elizabethan architecture, with spring and May corny ing over the hills', and youth, almost five hundred strong, waiting merely for the word�why not an Elizabethan May Day? Not the gambols of the court with which every one was familiar, but those of the common people with their planting of the May Pole on the village green, their country dances, games and plays, and pageants, with Robin Hood and his band, Maid Marian, the hobby horses, the Worthies Nine, and all the gay grotesque and charming festivities and characters beloved by the rustics of Elizabethan England? It was entirely suitable that the May Day sports and pastimes, suppressed by Puritan Old England as well as by Puritan New Eng- land, should be revived without its evils by the adventurous and talented young Elizabethans of Bryn Mawr. Such was the idea that took possession of me as I stood enjoying the color and rhythm of �that little procession of students acrfcs the campus on a bleak afternoon "Tfe suggestion that we should revive an Elizabethan May Day on the Bryn Mawr campus was received by cheers that made the gymnasium ring with an enthusiasm that promised success from the start; and from that moment until May 1�six short weeks, one of them a college holiday.�even- undergraduate, and many Alumnae, both in New York and Philadelphia, worked incessantly, giving most generously of time, interest and labor. Having the idea was a sim- ple enough matter, and more *r less familiarity with the period made not too difficult the necessary research work and the arrangement of the programme; but had it not been for the fine spirit of co- operatjon"~-on the part of groups and individuals, who subordinated personal preferences and worked for the glory of the whole, the task of casting, train- ing and costuming^ almost five hundred persons in so short a time would have corrrcicrjro on page srx Athletic Elections Rebecca Wills, '29, has been elected President of the Athletic Association for next year. Miss Wills is the most all around ath- lete of her class. Besides having been' on the Varsity hockey team, she has been captain of the 1929 ' swimming team, a member of '2!)'s gym team.1' and is one of the cham- pion tumblers on the green in May Day. Helen Luiise Taylor, '30, was chosen Vice President. Miss Tay- lor is a swimmer and hockey player, but most famous as a win- ter sport's champion, and as Hall President of Pembroke East. Louise, Littlchalc, '80, has been elected Treasurer; M. E. Froth- iugha'm, '111. Secretary, and Elea- nor Totten, '31, Sophomore mcni- Iwr, for 1928-29. BASIS OF MODERN SCIENCE IN PAST Millikan Tells of Most Signifi- cant Work of Physi- * . cists. LESSON TO YOUTH SCHOLARS AND FELLOWS FOR '28-'29 Announcements of Awards for Distinguished Aca- � deirtic Work. CUM LAUDE PROSPECTS Dr. Robert.Millikan, of the Univer- sity of California, winner of the Nobel Prize in 192,'t for work on the elec- tronic charge, and �o-author of Milli- kan and Gale's famous text-book of physics, appealed to the younger gen- eration, through the students of Bryn Mawr who gathered to hear him speak in Taylor Hall last Wednesday eve- ning, not to reject too sweepingly the discoveries of the past. Although the new conceptions of physics have wrought many changes, much of what we believe today is based on the re,- searches of our predecessors: we should hesitate to withdraw a stone from the. foundations till we know that we have a better one to take its place. Yet a startling change has come over the world in the last twenty years. There was really very little difference in the pictures of two hundred years ago and in those of the 1890's. but those of the latter period were very differ- ent from those of today. As the limits of change are set by zero and infinity, however, we really can not go much farther, at least, in the length of skirts. Physicists arc in a sense responsible for this metamorphosis; physics is the basis of differentiation of modern civr ilizatipn. It makes it inspiring to be alive because we are-still reshaping; the CONTINUED" ON PAOB �FOUR In morning chapel on Friday, April �27. President Park announced to the usiid^pantinn crowd of Little May Day celebrants the Graduate fttllowahipi and Scholarships, the Undergraduate Scholar- ships, and various other Honor Awards. A list of the student* in the three lower classes, who have a cum laudc average in their academic work was added to the usual announcements. Special prize's, of which the winners were made public, are: The Essay Prize, awarded to J. Fes- ler, .'28. with. honorable mention to P. Burr. '2S; and ' The Current Events Prize, won by" M. Perry. '2x: F. Bethel, '28, second; B. Rose, '28, third. The other announcements follow: SCHOLARS AND FELLOWS FOR '28-'29 RESIDENT FELLOWSHIPS CON- FERRED FOR 1928-1929 GREEK: Virginia Fits Randolph Grace, of New York City. A. B., Bryn Mawr Col- lege, MMi Teacher of English, � Wadleigh High School. New York City. 11)23-25. and of Mathematics and Ancient History, Brcarley School, Nfcw York City. 1920. Stu- dent. American School of Classical Studies, Athens, Greece, 1927-28. * LATIN: Ruth Elizabeth Fainijan, of Amherst, Mass. A. B., Mount Holyoke Col- lege, 192". Scholar in Latin. Bryn Mawr College. 1987-28. M. A. to be conferred.'1927-28. ENGLISH: Rebecca Garrctl Rhoads, of Wilming- ton. Delaware: A. -B., Bryn Mawr College, 1918. B. Litt., Oxford (St. Hugh's College). 1927. Scholar in English. Rryn Mawr College, 1927- - - 28. � ..... ROMANCE LANGUAGES: (French) Jean Gray H'rii/lit, of Lin- coln University, Penna. A. B., Bryn Mawr College. 1919, and M. A., Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, 1926. Stu- dent at the Sorbonne. 1923-24. Teacher of French and German, Wilmington Friends' School. 1919- 2.1; Teacher of French. Holman School. K)24-2.">. Scholar in French, Bryn Mawr College, Scm. I, and Scholar* of the Society of Pennsyl- vania Women in New York, Sem. II, 1926-27. and year 1927-28. (Spanish) Edith Fishtine, of Dorches- ter, Mass. "A. B., Boston Univer- sity, 192". Student at the University of Paris and Madrid, 1925-26, and at Radcliffe College. Sem. II, 1926- CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN
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New Orleans highlights
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New Orleans vacations are synonymous with this vibrant historic precinct. Bourbon Street, the most famous street in the Quarter, is packed to the brim with bars featuring live music and joie de vivre that can only come from the combination of French, Cajun and Southern influences.
Musical Legends Park
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The pain of all that overstretching during the last housing boom isn't over yet.
The index of home builder sentiment fell just one point in January to 57 from an upwardly-revised December reading.
Using home sales, prices, construction, mortgage delinquencies and millennial employment, Trulia concludes housing is nearly back to normal.
A sharp drop in interest rates, combined with new reduced costs for the market's most popular mortgage products, sent mortgage applications soaring last week.
Now's the time to refinance. More than 7.4 million homeowners stand to benefit from slipping mortgage rates.
The number of completed foreclosures continued to fall in November, with 41,000 borrowers losing their homes, says CoreLogic.
A drop in interest rates has been a boon to real estate investment trusts, but some are questioning just how high these stocks can fly.
Almost half of home buyers do not shop around for a mortgage, a government study finds, even though terms and rates can vary widely.
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Less investor activity and rising home prices could mean a robust spring for Atlanta housing.
The Federal Housing Administration will lower its annual insurance premiums from 1.35 percent to 0.85 percent, according to sources.
Landlords are still getting higher rents, but will the apartment building boom spoil the party?
It has been one of the slowest real estate sectors to recover from the recession, but the office market is finally being fueled by job growth.
Scotland's housing market bounced back at the end of 2014 after the "no" vote for independence boosted the country's real estate, Knight Frank said.
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Next year is shaping up to be one of those rare times when strong economic growth is accompanied by low interest rates, the perfect mix for housing.
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"Let us be clear about the costs of missing this opportunity: millions of lives that could have been saved will be lost; many freedoms that could have been secured will be denied; and we shall inhabit a more dangerous and unstable world." – Kofi A. Annan, Former Secretary-General of the United Nations MDGs and the WHO Tackling diseases and conditions which disproportionately affect the poor is fundamental to the World Health Organization's work. Efforts to achieve the MDGs are a part of the WHO's core responsibilities. After consultations with all regions of the WHO in November 2004, the commitment of the organization to the MDGs was expressed to the Executive Board. This led to a resolution approved by the 58th World Health Assembly in May 2005. Along with the World Bank, the WHO coordinates the High-Level Forum (HLF) on the Health MDGs , which was first held in 2003. Through the HLF, policy makers engage in dialogue to accelerate action on the health-related MDGs. During the past three meetings of the HLF, ministers and senior officials from developing countries, as well as heads of bilateral and multilateral agencies, foundations, and regional organizations discussed many topics. They include: the effectiveness of aid, MDG-oriented poverty reduction/sector strategies, monitoring performance/tracking resource flows, and human resources crisis in health. These meetings cemented the understanding of the centrality of the health MDGs in the quest to achieve all of the MDGs . The recently released 2005 Health and the Millennium Development Goals Report, states, "…building-up and strengthening health systems is vital if more progress is to be made towards the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Unless urgent investments are made in health systems, current rates of progress will not be sufficient to meet most of the Goals." MDGs in the Developing World:
A global comparison of MDG achievement would reveal that Africa's development is far behind the rest of the world. Unless substantial efforts are made by countries in the region and donor countries in the developed world, most will be unable to reach the goals of the Millennium Declaration by the target of 2015. The rest of the developing world shows improved levels of development when compared to Africa; however, large segments of their populations remain in conditions that require sustained efforts to reach the MDGs. After Africa, Asia and Latin America account for the majority of men and women living in extreme poverty and lacking proper access to adequate health care. In order to achieve the Millennium Development Goals in an equitable manner, developing countries must explore the information beyond the statistics. Without addressing their needs, countless human beings will continue to live in conditions of extreme poverty and structural neglect.


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Skylar Crib
- Overview
With three roomy drawers tucked underneath providing generous, compact storage, this crib's slim profile works well in smaller nurseries.
- 57" wide x 32" long x 38" high
- Expertly crafted with a solid wood frame.
- Drawer fronts feature center panels that reverse from espresso to white.
- Mattress platform offers three height options to accommodate your growing baby
- Easily adapts from crib to cozy toddler bed. (Conversion Kit sold separately.)
- When purchasing a crib, it is strongly recommended to purchase the toddler bed conversion kit at the same time.
- Rigorously tested to meet or exceed all required and voluntary safety standards enacted by the US Product Safety Commission, the American Society of Testing Manufacturers and the Canadian Cribs and Cradles Regulations.
- Dimensions & Care
- Overall: 57" wide x 32" deep x 38" high
- Crib Ends: 2" thick
- Crib Sides: 1" thick
- Crib features fixed side rails.
- Distance between slats: 2"
- Settings for mattress platform from floor, 17", 12", 7"
- Drawer Base: 57" wide x 32" deep x 10" high
- Drawer Interior (3): 14.5" wide x 16" deep x 4" high
- Weight: 163 pounds
- Assembled as a toddler bed: 57" wide x 32" long x 24" high
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June 17, 2009 - For Immediate Release
ORLANDO, Florida -- Delivering unprecedented power and flexibility while offering clear sound and the widest dynamic range possible, Crown today introduced the PIP-USP4, the fourth generation DSP-based PIP™ (programmable input processor) module for CTs Series 2-channel amplifiers. The USP4 is a Harman HiQnet™ series component and connects to the audio control/monitor network using 100MB Ethernet hardware. The single plug solution contains audio distribution, control and monitoring.
"We are proud to bring the same next generation OMNIDRIVEHDTM DSP Engine that is featured in our I-Tech HD line to the PIP-USP4. This technology represents what will soon become known as the industry standard and we will continue to implement it for the ultimate in processing for other Crown products," stated Brian Divine, director of marketing for touring and installed sound for Crown.
The USP4's OMNIDRIVEHD™ processor gives the user ultra smooth processing with 24-bit, 192 kHz Cirrus Logic SHARC A/D and D/A converters and true 96kHz processing. LevelMAX™peak, RMS and transducer thermal voltage limiters combine for a smooth and accurate response, better sound and higher usable SPL. Also available are proprietary FIR and IIR filters for unmatched clarity and detail. The USP4 is capable of connecting to an Ethernet network, allowing it to be remotely controlled and configured via HiQnet System Architect™. Additionally, the USP4 allows the transport of real-time digital audio via CobraNet™ or Ethernet AVB.
A digital audio on/off ramp allows users to send pre or post processed analog signal out of the module to adjacent amplifiers. This capability can reduce DSP cost for a system by up to 40% on its own.
Other features of the PIP-USP4 include auto standby for increased energy efficiency, SLM (sweep load monitoring) with system-level diagnostics, 25 user selectable presets and over two seconds of delay per channel. Available input options include analog, CobraNet or Ethernet AVB, and AES3 Digital Audio.
Crown is a unit of Harman International Industries, Incorporated (www.harman.com). Harman International designs, manufactures and markets a wide range of audio and infotainment products for the automotive, consumer and professional markets, and maintains a strong presence in the Americas, Europe and Asia, employing more than 11,000 people worldwide. The Harman International family of brands includes AKG®, Audioaccess®, Becker®, BSS®, Crown®, dbx®, DigiTech®, Harman Kardon®, Infinity®, JBL®, Lexicon®, Mark Levinson®, Revel®, QNX®, Soundcraft® and Studer®. Harman International's stock is traded on the
New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "NYSE: HAR."
Harman HiQnet™ is the world's first connectivity and control protocol that integrates all product categories in the signal chain for professional audio systems of all types, size, and applications. Harman HiQnet no longer requires the user to manage multiple disparate operating systems or be responsible for programming individual signal processors, speaker controllers, wireless microphone systems, and mixing consoles. HiQnet was developed by engineers from across the Harman Pro Group and is coordinated by the System Development and Integration Group (SDIG), a team of dedicated systems specialists based in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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CONS: I wish it had came with a battery charger, I only had about 200 pictures within three days before the battery went dead. I would recommend buying a battery charger before hand or along with your camera.
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iHome iDL100 Lightning Dock Triple Charging FM Clock Radio with USB Charge/Play
iHome iDL100 Lightning Dock Triple Charging FM Clock Radio with USB Charge/Play
Product Information
A dual-alarm clock radio that offers two docks with Lightning connectors, the iHome iDL100 gives you the freedom to play and charge a wide range of iPad, iPhone, and iPod models. Its two flexible 2.1-amp Lightning docks plus a USB port let you charge three devices at once. You can also wake and sleep to your iPad, iPhone, or iPod, to a custom playlist, or to FM radio.
Convenience and superior audio
The auto sync feature quickly sets the time by syncing the clock to your iPhone (which is always current via cell phone towers). You can also set two separate alarms with different times on different days with the 7-5-2 feature. In addition, the iDL100 offers six FM presets, EQ controls and 3D sound, and Reson8 sound technology for an exceptional audio experience.
- Plays and charges iPad, iPhone or iPod models with Lightning or 30-pin dock connector
- Powered by included universal AC adapter
- FM radio with six programmable presets
- Auto Sync automatically syncs unit to iPhone time in seconds
- Line-in jack to listen to other audio devices
- Programmable snooze
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What's in the Box?
- iHome iDL100 FM Clock Radio system
- Universal voltage (100-240V) AC adapter
Tech Specs
- Input Type: Lightning Connector, USB
- Speaker Configurations: Stereo
- Drivers: Two 2.25-inch dynamic speakers
- Power Source: USB
- Height: 4.45 in./11.3 cm
- Width: 5.91 in./15 cm
- Weight: 2.89 lb./1.31 kg
- Length: 10.24 in./26 cm
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- Mfr. Part Number: iDL100G
- UPC or EAN No.: 047532902259
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Good product, with some gotchas
I've been using mine for about a month now. Overall it's a pretty nice system, but does have a few quirks.
- The sound i I've been using mine for about a month now. Overall it's a pretty nice system, but does have a few quirks.
- The sound is really impressive. I'd expect nothing less from an iHome product, but it bears calling out.
- The alarm features are much more refined. You are able to set the wake-up volume, etc (whereas my previous ihome you usually hoped it would be at the right level).
- Can handle up to 3 devices (2 lightning and one usb). Really nice if you're a gadget nut.
- plugging in or unplugging a secondary device causes the primary device to reconnect. In other words, if i go to plug my ipad into the dock, my iphone will buzz as if its been reconnected.
- My primary device when the alarm is going off will also buzz / ring when the alarm is going off as if its reconnecting. I don't know if this is an issue with my system, but it's really annoying in the morning.
- secondary lightning dock is difficult to plug an ipad into (takes some jiggering) which is a result of how the connector is oriented.
- Secondary lightning dock is impossible to use if you have any kind of case on your ipad (i had a speck shell on mine, which is pretty thing). Often i end up using the usb port for my lightning cable so i don't wake my girlfriend up at night.
Bottom line, this is good if you have a bunch of devices, but there are some issues that still need to be worked out for the overall design. …- Written by Stephen A from Colorado Springs
102 of 110 people found this useful
Not designed as well as its predecessor
I own the older iHome radio made for the previous generation iPad/iPhone connection. Loved it. Easy to connect to and worked wit I own the older iHome radio made for the previous generation iPad/iPhone connection. Loved it. Easy to connect to and worked with most iPad/iPhone cases.
I was expecting a similar, well-thought-out design.
Unfortunately, the connections do NOT work with even the thinnest of cases. The support personnel were aware of the problem and blamed it on Apple requirements. It just seems like the product of bad team work between the two companies. It just wasn't practical to remove the case for the iPad or iPhone every time I wanted to use it, so we just returned it. I mean, you can connect it using a cable rather than removing the case, but it's ridiculous that you can't use the docking connection with even a thin case on. …- Written by Brendan E from Chesterfield
90 of 96 people found this useful
Great for those with mulitple devices
Fantastic option for those of us with multiple devices that need overnight charging. I can charge my iPhone, my iPad and - through Fantastic option for those of us with multiple devices that need overnight charging. I can charge my iPhone, my iPad and - through the USB charging port on the rear of the unit - my Amazon Kindle with one device. The USB port allows me to charge my bluetooth headphones and other accessories, as well. The alarm clock is loud and sound performance is solid. You can wake up to your iPhone or iPad, the radio or the alarm. …
- Written by Ken R from The Plains
69 of 77 people found this useful
Great until.....IT STOPPED WORKING!!!
This product was great then one day it wouldn't play my ipad or iPhone when I plugged it in NO MATTER WHAT! I tried it this mornin This product was great then one day it wouldn't play my ipad or iPhone when I plugged it in NO MATTER WHAT! I tried it this morning because I needed to charge both devices and it wouldn't even charge one at time. I tried both devices. What's going on???? If someone knows how to make this thing work again please post how. (Btw, I tried all the reset stuff and that DID NOT WORK) ******I honestly don't suggest anyone buy this product because it's not reliable and you can't find the answer to solve the problem��) …
- Written by Shawnice R from Herndon
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Here's the Key...
If you have a case on your iPhone or iPad (like a very high percentage of consumers!) you'll have to get a lightning to lightning If you have a case on your iPhone or iPad (like a very high percentage of consumers!) you'll have to get a lightning to lightning (eight pin to eight pin) adapter. They're available on Amazon for a very low cost. This allowed me to successfully charge both my iPad and iPhone without removing the cases. However, the front charger sits precariously high with the adapter on it. The back adapter feels much safer for the iPhone but it's cumbersome getting the iPad connected.
That being said, this is obviously not an ideal situation. I haven't come across another alarm clock that charges two lightning devices, so, with the adapters, it's the best option that I'm aware of. …- Written by melissa A from glen ellyn
11 of 13 people found this useful
Love it but have one issue
I got my iHome iDL100 as a graduation gift and wanted to use right away and it wouldn't work!! i was disappointed because i couldn I got my iHome iDL100 as a graduation gift and wanted to use right away and it wouldn't work!! i was disappointed because i couldn't use it at my party. It will not fully connect if you have a case on it. Doesn't matter what case, it will not plug in all the way. I have the apple leather case and it didn't work. I kept trying for the longest not even thinking that Apple would not think of making room for cases. BUT it's a great device and it works fantastic now that I can actually use it. It sounds amazing, I just wish I could have used it sooner. …
- Written by Celinda F from Mulberry
5 of 6 people found this useful
Questions & Answers
Answers from the community
Would it work via bluetooth?
- Asked by Karen I from Gainesville
- Dec 26, 2014
will it work with iphone 6
- Asked by Valerie Y from Glen Head
- Sep 16, 2014
I've been using it with my iPhone6 for the past few weeks - everything seems to be functioning norma I've been using it with my iPhone6 for the past few weeks - everything seems to be functioning normally. I am however, having trouble with an iPad Air2 that I just purchased - doesn't seem to want to charge it - but everything else works.... …
- Answered by Will P from Cincinnati
- Nov 8, 2014
I have the lifeproof Fre on my iPhone 6. Will I be able to dock it?
- Asked by Alexandre H from Bradenton
- Nov 26, 2014
Is the display dimmable?
- Asked by Terry B from Ceres
- Jan 11, 2014
Yes, but it is still bright.
- Answered by Christine H from Oromocto
- Jan 16, 2014
Will it work with the iPad Mini with Retina Display?
- Asked by Jonathan D from Garland
- Aug 25, 2014
Does this work with iPad air?
- Asked by Glenn K from Hurstbridge
- Feb 24, 2014
Yes, but not with a case.
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greeney2 wrote:rath wrote:greeney2 wrote:I actually take my hat off to Austrailia becasue they do seem to have a pretty stable economy. I was actually very suprized to see the post about them having a job fair of some sort to get people with skilled trades to come work in Austrailia. I'll also be honest, I did not know Austrailia actually has had terrorist attacks.
That said, Austrailia is at least the size of Continental USA, but you have only 10% of our population. I'm interesed to know how out of control property and housing is in Austrailia, how affordable is a home. I know my Brother in Laws friends in Austrailia were Policemen, and thier pay was pretty dismal from what he told him. YOu also do not have the kinds of border problems we have, and you definalty do not have 10 Million illegals roaming around, working without taxes, and still are able to enroll there kids in our schools and use the county hospitals. We also allow our companies to outsourse manufacturing out of this country, and do not insist on "Balanced Trade". We let foriegn countries buy and set up factories inside this country, buy up the office buildings, medical buildings, parking lots, let everybody come into this country, and worst of all our citizens see no value in buying american made products, if they can save 2 cents.
I seriously doubt with all the crap you talk about the USA, and our elections, if you even have any idea how and why they have the electorial college system, or that you could probalby not even explain it. Most people think the Constitution of only the Bill of Rights, its all explained in the Constitution.
Where to start, .... ill do this piece by piece i guess as there is so much to respond to.
ill start with this.greeney2 wrote:I seriously doubt with all the crap you talk about the USA, and our elections, if you even have any idea how and why they have the electorial college system, or that you could probalby not even explain it. Most people think the Constitution of only the Bill of Rights, its all explained in the Constitution.
Your right Greeney2, I don't know much about the U.S electoral system, except like the rest of the free world it is based on the Australian electoral system. ( I believe my old post on this subject is still in the politics thread )
Other then the fact The US system of government was based on Australia's, i could not tell you much as the us system is some much more complicated now that it ever needed to be ( bastardized for political gain ).
What you did not understand about my statement if you read it closer, is you do not understand our electorial college system, which is defined in the Constitution, and I doubt it Austrailia has this at all. We now have 50 states, but started with 13 states. The Electorial College system is designed to give all states equal rights in the election of the President. Otherwise by total popular vote, the most populous States would always sway the elections, such as New York, Florida, and California, all have 30-40M people. States like Montana, New Mexico, Wyoming have less than 1M people.
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A Time Saving Quilt, plus cat pictures!
I made a quilt recently - a real live pieced-into-squares quilt. I've finished (which is the key word here) two quilts before but this one is different - it's a "normal" quilt, meaning I used a pattern with regular ol' quilting cotton fabric (no weird fleece monsters made from scratch).
It's kind of a big deal because I normally don't quilt because it takes so long to finish but there's a new quilt store in town close to where I live where I bought all the fabric (kind of ikat themed) and the pattern (this one, sans border. the patterns are printed on post cards).
But the most important thing was that I didn't actually quilt this quilt myself. The store, Remnants, has two big long-arm quilting machines.
If you've never seen one before they're big, long (this one was probably 10ft) machines that wrap the layers of the quilt (back, batting, top) taught and a sewing machine arm kind of floats over the whole quilt stitching everything together.
The end result is perfectly quilted (you can even pick from several stitching designs) and all you have to do is take it home and bind it yourself. Amazing!
This is really a game changer for me and quilting. Clothes sewing is still my focus and I may never crank out quilts like I do garments but if I feel the desire to make a quilt for myself or others this whole long-arm thing really makes a difference. My last quilt too me months to make. This new quilt with a very simple design took me about 3 days of my own sewing time. That's nothing!
Which has got me thinking about patience in sewing. I'm completely impatience when it comes to sewing quilts but am I also impatience with clothes? Do I avoid sewing certain garments because they're too tedious or require slow construction methods like hand sewing? Do I cut out linings from dresses because I think they're too hot in the summer or because I don't want to take the time to sew part of a garment that will never be seen? Do some of my projects turn into UFOs because I dread the amount of time it will take to complete something complex?
I do love instant gratification projects (knit tops with no darts, Scout tees, patterns with only a few pieces to cut out) but am I missing out on having a great learning experience by sewing something like a detailed trench coat or jeans with lots of top stitching because I don't want to take a month to work on a project?
Do you have "project impatience" like I do? Has it kept you from finishing or starting a new pattern or project? Is there something I can do to fight it? I'm trying to be more relaxed in general lately when it comes to sewing, maybe that should include not stressing about sewing that may take more time than I usually want to spend on one garments.
Oh, well. In the mean time I'm just gonna chill on the couch with my cat and my new quilt!
Update: Since some of you asked, the cost of the long-arm quilting was $0.015 (one and a half cents) per square inch. My quilt is 60in by 45in so my quilt was about $45 after tax. That might seem like it would add up quick but I totally think it was worth it. I never could have done the stitch pattern that they made on my own machine and it saved me sooooooo much time. I'm not sure how much other stores charge for this service.
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Dixie, your quilt is gorgeous! I confess to being an impatient sewer often, probably too often.... I do want to venture into quilts someday, though.
ReplyDeleteI think my first comment was eaten. If not, ignore my double comment. Was it expensive to have someone else quilt it? I have a quilt top from two years ago that I'd love to have someone else finish for me!
ReplyDeleteRepliesI guess it depends on what you think expensive is. This store charged $0.015 cents per square inch. So the bigger the quilt the more cash you'd shell out. And if you add up all you spend on the quilt top and back fabric, batting, binding, thread, *and* quilting then quilts can cost a pretty penny!
wow that machine is really cool and i love your finished quilt! 3 days for a quilt is super fast
ReplyDeleteI think I sew a lot like you do- knits, basics, and fast wins! However, I prefer to tell myself that its not because I'm impatient, but because that's the type of stuff I actually LIKE to wear. Learning new stuff is cool, but creating stuff I'll actually wear is much better. At least that's what I tell myself! Plus, I'm such a newbie that everything is a learning experience at this point.
ReplyDeleteI love quilting and would love to have a store with this machine locally. I would go mad.. So cool
ReplyDeleteI made my first large quilt a few months ago but quilted it myself on my regular ole machine... straight lines. I'm dying of jealousy of the machine quilting on this quilt! It looks so nice with the quilt top you sewed! And I'm on the same page with you with the 'instant gratification' projects. I'm a stay at home momma so my wardrobe can't be super fancy and high maintenance right now. However I do throw in a more elaborate and detailed project every now and then.
And is the quilting an expensive sort of thing to pay for?Impatient sewing. Hmm, what an interesting topic! Let me explain how it meanders into my sewing world. I normally start out my project (typically a garment--my favorite thing to make), in a very relaxed state of mind; nothing rushy-rushy. In the middle of the project, I am completely absorbed and I'm going at a pretty steady pace, but nothing real fast. I totally lose track of time at this point in the game and it's likely you'll find thread and fabric clippings all over the floor, chair, and myself. :) As soon as I reach the "almost done" stage I begin to change into a speed demon; tying up all the loose ends of the project so I can wear the garment ASAP! Yeah, I'm a sprinter at the end, I suppose. Which isn't a good thing when hems are concerned. Those poor hems, they never get the attention they need. I should work on that! So apparently my impatient sewing doesn't kick in until the very end. Because of this I don't shy away from large, complicated projects. I'm always looking to try new things and I don't mind spending weeks at it.
If you think you are avoiding extra steps in your sewing or large projects, you might want to try a tactic of mine that I've applied to my knitting. As you might have guessed, a lot of knitting projects take, well, time. Especially sweaters and afghans. That's why I like to knit SEVERAL projects simultaneously. The trick is to choose projects that vary in complexity. Some should be boring and mindless, others should be really complicated and make you think continuously. The simple ones keep me calm and the crazy, "tangy" ones keep me interested. So you might want to try something similar with your sewing. Pick out two or more projects and work on them at the same time. Some should be your simple knit tops, skirts, etc., others should be fitted jackets, jeans, lined dresses, etc. This way, you will feel satisfaction in finishing the small projects while still making headway on those larger, more time consuming ones. You may have to change your needles and thread color from project to project, but it is well worth it!
I love your quilt and the kitty! I've done two quilts in the past and am working on one for myself right now. Quilts are not easy for me to do. I'm not sure if it is the designs I choose to do or what, but I find quilting far from being a great stimulator for me. I lose interest in it fast, especially the piecing part. I'm more fond of the actual machine quilting; may be hard to do with my little sewing machine but I like it! There's a quilt shop in my town with a long-arm machine, too. They even have the option of customers renting it. Something I would consider for the far off future! Every time I think of me using that machine, I see broken needles, bolts and nuts flying, and a screaming clerk, ready to bat, running after me with a fabric bolt raised above her head!! :)
This is so beautiful you have done such a fantastic job! Quilts are great but again I think I sew some and get bored then put it down and come back to it weeks later so they tend to take forever to make. My mum is a massive quilter and she actually has one of those big tables/machines for quilting where she runs here sewing machine along. I tend to just throw it her way when I get to that part lol. But I love love love your quilt! Nice to see little kitty enjoying it she/he will probably claim now hehe.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is so gorgeous and the piecing you did is amazing! The price you paid to get it quilted is really nice too!
I'm currently in the process of making a quilt..ergh for a long time now and I don't think quilts are for me. The only thing encouraging me is that I am using reproduction feed-sack fabrics ;D
I'm way more interested in making bags and clothes now then ever before, just need the time! So your post is pretty much what I have been thinking about, lol.
Your cat is so adorable! Loafin' on that quilt!What a nice quilt! I have limited sewing time (weekends only), so it's nice to do more instant-gratification projects so I feel like I'm actually accomplishing something. But I think that it's important to invest time into things that you really want or need. The time is going to pass one way or another, so a month will go by and you'll have a gorgeous pair of jeans or jacket, OR you'll have made two simple t-shirts (and watched 15 episodes of Law & Order). Nothing's wrong with either scenario. But it is worth investing time in your craft sometimes. You can learn so much from tougher, more time-consuming projects.
ReplyDeleteDude, this is intensely awesome! I love your fabric choices too! Grey & yellow is a favourite colour combo. This whole "paying someone to top stitch your quilt" is a total game changer. I wonder if anyone does it online? I would totally make a quilt if I didn't have to get all Amish with the handstitching.... And $45 is nothing. Especially to my poor tired hands.
As for long to make garments... I'm a recent convert. I still love a bang it out project but that labour of love cape I made last year was so worth every handstitch. And honestly, those are probably the garments you will have forever and be able to pass down as well, since it is unlikely you'll invest the time or money into something that takes a month to make if you don't absolutely adore what you're making. Maybe just start with a trench or something else that is really detailed and see how it goes!
And Dixie my sweetheart; you gotta update your comment system! These captchas make me irrationally crazy.Holy crap this is genius! I just started a patchwork thingie (okay, It's sort of a simple quilt... there... I said it!) and I'm dreading the actual quilting-the-layers process. Truthfully I'm not even sure how I can possibly do it on my machine. But If I could spend, like 60 bucks and get it quilted... I would in a heartbeat!
Your quilt looks super professional, and I bet it's cozy too!I love your quilt! It is beautiful. I had no idea that there were shops that would do the quilting for you with machines. I will have to search out one of those stores here in Toronto. I like the idea of quilts but I have neither the machine or the stamina to do the quilting. Oh, and kitty is so cute.
ReplyDeleteThat's a very pretty quilt. I love the colors. And a great service idea--another new shop I didn't know about! I like to direct my sewing energy toward clothes, but I'm definitely big on long and intensive projects mostly because I get bored if I'm not learning something. Those involved projects do get faster as I get experienced with certain tasks or fit problems without a lot of pre-planning. I made a lined wool coat over Christmas and it took me three days; I seriously shocked myself! A few years ago this would've taken me a month or so. But then it's the quick and dirty projects that tend to get more use and wear... so I try to balance it out.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt goes very well with your cat! Did you plan that?
I am incredibly impatient with, well, everything. Muslins, handsewing, buttons, linings, seam finishings... I am trying to force myself to take more time with projects and ensure that they fit and won't fall apart, but I always end up cutting corners. Quilts are nice because a) they are very pretty, and b) there's no fitting or seam finishing involved, but I leave the quilting itself to my mother.


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A World Without Islam
By Graham E. Fuller
Tell me this knuckle head thinks that we who resist and destroy terror whack jobs in the War on Islamic Fanatics believe it is a war on Islam and Muslims as a whole (what a H_O_L_E)...more nice and stupid; presumptuous mental writhing of apologetic tards.
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I for one most greatly appreciate the existence of Islam, even though the Militant interpretation, and indeed even the "pacifistic" interpretation of the Mohammedan Doctrine, is one of world dominance. One only needs to read enough of it to learn the "rules".
Islam has a wonderful credit that is partly responsible for saving western civilization from the dark ages....with retranslated books the Islamic scholars had prudently first tanslated to Arabic (or some Middle eastern language) when some noticed Europe going "down the tubes". This was at a time when Muslims had real intelligentsia: science; engineering; astronomy; invention, of and from their own society; not just solely Holy Book gurus...not like today where the only seemingly viable intelligentsia they have seem to be mostly of a western education (that some turn against the West with.) Years ago we had incorporated many of heir knowledges into our societies.
Indulge me for a moment. Does anybody really remember Bush or any one with a grain of salt in sense call this a war on Islam? No you don't 'cause that has never been the case. A war on terrorism is what it has been called.
Thank the Messiah for not clarifying that in his bleedin' yappers to the Mid Easterner when all he said was we are not at war w/ Islam and never will be at war w/ Islam...what ever happened to "we were NEVER at war w/ Islam? Brilliant oratory from such a gifted mouth as the Pirate in Chief lays claim to.
I have just pointed out two tards in this post...you limp waisted, wrinkle free libertines. You know who you are. Go suck a lemon:
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Graham Fuller, a much respected student of Turkey, Iran, and the broader region of the Middle East and student (ass-uming his critiques aren't a jumping to conclusions and a premature judgment consternation of apologetics; a real objective "expert" on "Foreign Policy" exploring which elements of the current unpleasantness (...what a nice way to spin..er put it...) are due to Islam and which to other factors. (of not anything has he forth rightly mentioned about what "unpleasantness" may be due to Islamic FANATICISM...like the socialist's libertine APOLOGETICS). This clown reaps waste from the past to stick fingers in every eye that would barter an objective argument before it starts...kinda like me...
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