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The College News Volume I. No. 27 - BRYN MAWR, PA., MAY 13, 1915 Price 5 Cents Photo by H. Parker Rolfe SCENE FROM THE SENIOR PLAY "THE CRITIC" CALENDAR THURSDAY, MAY 13 8.00 P.M � Final Debate. 1915 vs. 1917. FRIDAY, MAY 14 6.00 P.M.�1916 Class supper. Rocke- feller Hall. 8.00 P. M� Lecture by Mr. George Ma- cauley Trevelyan on "Servia and Eastern Europe." SATURDAY, MAY 15 8.00 P. M� Lecture by Miss Dora Keen. SUNDAY, MAY 16 6.00 P. M.�Vespers. Leader, C. Kel- len, '16. 8.00 P. M.�Chapel. Sermon by Rev. Alexander McColl, D.D., Pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church of Philadel- phia TUESDAY, MAY 18 Vacation. WEDNESDAY, MAY 19 Final Examinations begin. SATURDAY, MAY, 22 8.00 P. M.�Graduate reception to the Faculty. Rockefeller Hall. MEMORIAL 8ERVICES HISTORIAN TO HERE LECTURE women throughout the world which mean GREAT fo much to humanity. Those who will speak to us to-day have known and -------- worked with Miss Garrett and can speak Mr. George Macauley Trevelyan to Speak SENIORS GIVE "THE DARK LADY OF THE SONNETS" AND "THE CRITIC" to us directly of her and In her memory and in her honour." Mrs. Anna Rhoads Lathi, who spoke for on Servia and Eastern Europe The Seniors showed unusual talent and versatility in producing in one evening is no easy task, but Mildred Jacobs ac- complished it with ber usual finish, and was particularly good in her scene with the sturdy Beefeater, Isabel Foster. Ks- Mr. George Maculey Trevelyan, who is two plays of such entirely different tem- the Alumme, told of Miss Garrett's Joy in to lecture in Taylor Hall on Friday even- per as the "Dark Lady of the Sonnets" giving and of her beautiful manner of ing, is one of the greatest biographers, and "The Critic." Though the actors did giving "as though she herself had no part historians, and writers of the present day. not seem to interpret quite justly the in the gift." Prof. Charlotte Angas Scott His careful study of the lives and policies comic spirit of the former, it neverthe- spoke next, voicing the Faculty's appre- of English statesmen of the past hundred less formed an excellent prelude to "The ciation of Miss Garrett's "."broad and genu- years has given him a remarkable know I Critic." To play the part of Shakespeare ine devotion to far more than woman's edge of the Eastern question, in which education, namely, to woman's advance- > England has been so much involved. His ment and therefore to the advancement lecture, "Servia and Eastern Europe," of humanity." Helen Taft, 1915, in speak- will undoubtedly make clearer many of ing for the undergraduates, described the complicated problems connected with ' ther Pugh was regally beautiful as Queen Miss Garrettt as the personal friend of the present war, and with the recent his Elizabeth, and no one wondered that her the students, coming to their meetings | tory of Europe In general. voice delighted the ear of a poet. Emily and silently enjoying their pleasure in the A shelf in the New Book Room has Van Horn, as the dark lady, made us wish May Day revels. Dr. Schenk then spoke'been set aside for the works of Mr. that her part had been longer, of the tremendous advantage which the! George M. Trevelyan, the historian and It was no long step from White Hall to scholars had gained who, because of Miss \ biographer. It contains, "Garibaldi's Drury Lane Theatre, whither the critics Garrett's generosity, had been able to Defense of Rome," "Garibaldi and the In Sheridan's play led us, to watch Puff's study abroad. Thousand," "Garibaldi and the Making of tragedy, "The Spanish Armada." Mr. Prof. Donnelly gave her tribute to Miss Italy," "England in the Age of Wycliffe," Dangle, Ann Hardon, seemed more car- Garrett from the point of view of a per- "The Life of John Bright." "English rled away by the charms of Tilberlna sonal friend and said: "During all the time Songs of Italian Freedom," "The Poetry [than by the tragedy itself, but was re- she lived here amongst us, to our happi- and Philosophy of George Meredith," and j strained by Adrlenne Kenyon, who took ness, her standards in work were felt, I "Clio a Muse and other Essays." ThlBi the part of Sneer with great dignity. Puff feel, throughout the College�her thor-1 'ast, the most recent work of Mr. Trev-; held everyone's attention by his zest and At a service held in Taylor Hall on Wednesday, May 5th, the directors, fac- ulty, alumme, and students of Bryn Mawr College united to honor the memory of Mary Elizabeth Garrett, born in Balti- more, March 5, 1854; died at the Deanery, Bryn Mawr College, April 3. 1915; mem- ber of the Board of Directors of Bryn Mawr College since its foundation, 1906; in grateful appreciation of her lifelong in- terest in the education of women and of her invaluable and generous gifts to Bryn Mawr College. Dean Reilly was the first speaker. She aaid In part: "We, the directors, faculty, alumna? and students of Bryn Mawr College, the friends of Miss Garrett and the friends of the College, gathered here to-day, unite to honour her memory. Her life we can- not honour. She herself made it complete by her integrity and strength of purpose. We can only make ourselves strong In the memory of one who gave witb never- eadlng generosity of her means and of her personal thought and strength to the peculiar work which we seek here to ac- complish and to the larger interests of ougbness and punctiliousness, her splen- did industry and courage in the face of difficulties, her very high sense of -duty and responsibility and. I should like to add, her beautiful courtesy. So it is for us, College women and professional women that we be. to learn from Miss Garrett, who was neither a college nor a professional woman, something beyond what even a college training or a profes- sional training can give." Mr. Thomas Raeburn White, one of the Trustees of the College, gave an apprecia- tion of Miss Garrett's artistic sense In as- sisting to plan the cloisters and the grounds of Bryn Mawr. elyan. consists of some eight essays, his natural manner. Indeed, a great part "literary and pedestrian." in his most de-'of the pleasure of the evening was due to lightful manner on various subjects, History, Walking, Meredith, and others, almost all entertaining reading. SORRY SENIORS" NO MORE Sara Smith's admirable acting in this part. Then there was Tilberlna, played by Helen Taft, who "stark mad in white satin," roused mirth and applause from all. The hand maiden, effectively acted -------- by Margaret Bradway, completed the pic- The crowd around Taylor steps waited | ture. The audience was well able to feel Tillierina's grief at parting from so gal- lant a lover as Don Whiskerandos, whom no one would ever have recognized as expectantly for nearly an hour on Satur- day morning. Finally, a shout went up. and Miss Thomas appeared at the window to congratulate 1915 on having passed Its | Shakespeare's charmer in a previous ex- Orals The hoops were rolled with all istence. Katherine Snodgrass. the Brit ish Fleet, assisted by the Spanish Ar- mada, brought the play to an end witb a ludicrous sea-fight. HARVARD CRIMSON BUILDING the more enthusiasm because of the long wait. The prophesied Senior Class that Dr. Anna Howard Shaw was introduced I" to pass its Orals at the first trial, will by Dean Reilly as the person best fitted j be deprived of much of the pleasure in to complete our memories of Miss Gar-j singing the words that were sung so rett. Dr. Shaw began by saying that, heartily by 1915: "Miss Garrett had reached the highway of "Good bye Orals, were glad to see you culture by paths which she had carved B�" out for herself." She then went on to The Harvard Crimson is to have a say: "She came into my life and the life of The results of the election of officers building of Its own. which will be ready the work in which I am engaged at a very for the Suffrage Club for the following, by next fall. Work has already begun on critical time. She came Into it Just when year are: M. L. Hlckman. president; R. lit. This paper Is following the example the work had been built up sufficiently so Mcllvalne. vice-president and treasurer; I of the Harvard "Lampoon." which Is now that if the world could see It the world E. Emerson, secretary; I- Bridge. F. Id- probably the only college paper which (C -ft*, i) dings. M. Allen, members of the board. , has a building to Itself .
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thinkpublic have been asked to conduct a large scale public engagement initative on the Cambridge Road and Cambridge Gardens Estates in Kingston. The PCT are keen to address a number of health inequalities that residents on the estate experience. Working in partnership with the PCT, Local Council, Community Groups and the Young Foundation, thinkpublic have led a number of activities that engage with local residents and involve them in the design of future health services on the estate.
This week the thinkpublic team have been painting large public engagement messages around the Cambridge Road and Cambridge Gardens Estate in Kingston. Over the past two days we have conducted in-depth interviews, informal conversations and vox-pops with over 60 residents, and are looking forward to a co-design event with the community in July.
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quote:Also, it seems very odd that Saban's wife is buying development land in BR at this time.
quote:One has to wonder if she will stiff contractors too.
quote:Gray Tiger
quote:Saban is going to coach the saints..
quote:The awesome thing about it all is 8 years after you were left at the alter (spel chex is yur fren) you're still bitter and can't get past it. You should petition Chicken to change your login from "Gray Tiger" to "Bitter Old Maid"
quote: but why can he not make that simple direct statement: "I will be coaching at Alabama next year." That is all he has to say.
quote:Saban is going no where He knows he can continue to take every dime he can from the gumps its all about show me the money
quote:"It's to the point now that anything you say about this, nobody believes. So it's almost like, 'What the hell?'"
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quote:Being booked in the 90's
quote:BR will never be a big stop for a lot of touring bands..
quote: I cannot see a band playing BR and Nola in the same tour.
quote:Bush, Henry Rollins, Matisyahu, Corey Smith, Bassnectar, MuteMath, Robert Earl Keen, Rebelution, Wolfgang Gartner, Kendrick Lamar, Alan Jackson. That's just a sampling of the talent making its way through town this fall. As the talent buyer of the Varsity Theatre, I might have a little bit of insight as to why this is happening.
quote:Where would WSP play? The river center?
quote:Where would WSP play?
quote:they played the varsity,
quote:Cajun Hall
quote:why do you live in baton rouge? just move to nola, its only an hour away.
quote:Louisiana needs an ampitheatre!!
quote:yeh .... nobody gets shot in Baton Rouge Except for two friends of mine in separate incidents. Only one friend has been shot in NOLA. So there.


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All vital organs begin to lose some function as you age during adulthood. Aging changes occur in all of the body's cells, tissues, and organs, and these changes affect the functioning of all body systems.
Living tissue is made up of cells. There are many different types of cells, but all have the same basic structure. Tissues are layers of similar cells that perform a specific function. The different kinds of tissues group together to form organs.
There are four basic types of tissue:
Connective tissue supports other tissues and binds them together. This includes bone, blood, and lymph tissues, as well as the tissues that give support and structure to the skin and internal organs.
Epithelial tissue provides a covering for deeper body layers. The skin and the linings of the passages inside the body, such as the gastrointestinal system, are made of epithelial tissue.
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Striated muscles, such as those that move the skeleton (also called voluntary muscle)
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Nerve tissue is made up of nerve cells (neurons) and is used to carry messages to and from various parts of the body. The brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves are made of nerve tissue.
Cells are the basic building blocks of tissues. All cells experience changes with aging. They become larger and are less able to divide and multiply. Among other changes, there is an increase in pigments and fatty substances inside the cell (lipids). Many cells lose their ability to function, or they begin to function abnormally.
As aging continues, waste products build up in tissue. A fatty brown pigment called lipofuscin collects in many tissues, as do other fatty substances.
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The biggest changes in organ reserve occur in the heart, lungs, and kidneys. The amount of reserve lost varies between people and between different organs in a single person.
These changes appear slowly and over a long period. When an organ is worked harder than usual, it may not be able to increase function. Sudden heart failure or other problems can develop when the body is worked harder than usual. Things that produce an extra workload (body stressors) include the following:
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Unlike the changes of adolescence, which are predictable to within a few years, each person ages at a unique rate. Some systems begin aging as early as age 30. Other aging processes are not common until much later in life.
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The Scouting movement has been strong in the Greater Cincinnati area since Daniel Carter Beard's days with his "Sons of Daniel Boone" in Covington, Kentucky over 100 years ago. Today, with a membership of over 33,000 Scouts and their families impacted by great Scouting programs, and a community that embraces the important work of character development that Scouting delivers, the Dan Beard Council Scout Achievement Center (SAC) serves as the home and headquarters for Scouting in our area.
This impressive 27,000 square foot structure celebrates the traditions of Scouting, provides a state-of-the-art meeting place for thousands of volunteers, and houses the council service center. Built with the next 100 years of Scouting in mind, the Scout Achievement Center project has become a landmark in the Scouting world and the Cincinnati community, incorporating green features, a beautiful natural building design, and future-ready technology.
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The Scout Achievement Center (SAC) is the perfect place for your group to hold a meeting or event! At the center is the The Rettig Volunteer Training Center with a variety of meeting rooms, each with full audio/video capabilities. A great place for Scouting unit meeting as well as business meetings, banquets, committee planning sessions, or training, the SAC can be reserved as available for your group. We invite you to learn more about the amenities available to your group and how to make a reservation...
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The story of the Scout Achievement Center shows the commitment of the Greater Cincinnati community to the ideals of Scouting. Years of planning, generous support from hundreds of donors, and input from thousands of Scouting volunteers led to the completion of the SAC project in July, 2009.
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The vision of the Scout Achievement Center (SAC) was to create an outstanding resource facility that offers a multitude of services and opportunities for youth, volunteers, and the community while incorporating sustainable features throughout the entire campus. The Dan Beard Council first became intrigued by the idea of a "green" building during the planning process for the new center. For 100 years, Scouting has stayed true to the values expressed by the Scout Oath and Law, yet we continue to remake our program to meet the needs of contemporary children and youth. Today's new generation of Scouts are more environmentally conscious than any earlier generation...
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The Scout Achievement Center (SAC) is full of surprises, large and small. The construction and design team for the SAC project carefully planned every detail to express the excitement of the Scouting programs, highlight 100 years of Scouting history, and fulfill the promise of "Inspiring Achievements." The building itself has many unique features that make it a one-of-a-kind Scouting facility.
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BEMIDJI -- Miss Northern Lakes winner Kailee Ogden educated BSU students Wednesday about rape culture and consent to sex, using her own experience as an example. The talk was hosted inside the Hobson Memorial Union by the Student Center for Health and Counseling as part of its...
March 4, 2015 - 10:36pm
'He stole our hearts': Benefit for Junior is Sunday in Cass Lake
CASS LAKE -- A benefit for the family of a 4-year-old boy who died in January while awaiting a new heart will go on this weekend, despite the...
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March 4, 2015 - 7:26pm
Hubbard finalizes deal to buy 16 Minnesota radio stations
BEMIDJI -- Twin Cities-based Hubbard Broadcasting announced Wednesday it had closed on a deal to buy 16 radio stations in northern Minnesota, including five in Bemidji and six in Brainerd. Under the deal, initially announced in November, stations of Paul Bunyan Broadcasting's parent...
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Annual coat, winter apparel distribution Monday
BEMIDJI -- Churches United will host the second annual Michael James Moylan Jr. Memorial coat and warm winter apparel distribution from noon to 6 p.m. Monday at Mount Zion Church cafeteria, 414 Lincoln Ave. NE. Moylan was a resident in the Bemidji-Cass Lake area who not only donated...
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N.D. troopers find 136 pounds of pot, arrest two from California
BISMARCK -- Two California men were taken into custody Sunday afternoon after a North Dakota Highway Patrol trooper found 136 pounds of marijuana. The driver, 22-year-old Andrew Xiong, and his passenger, 33-year-old Jerry Yang, both of Sacramento, Calif., were taken into custody...
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Create a relaxed seaside feel in the bath. Our soap dishes have a milky glaze that is carefully applied to highlight the details of the artwork and reveal the natural terra cotta underneath.
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Skiers and riders enjoying Shawnee Peak's frontside during the peak of the 2012 season. (Courtesy photo)
KITTERY, Maine — Sunday, Jan. 27 will be a special day on the slopes for Kittery families, thanks to a partnership between Bridgton Maine's Shawnee Peak ski area and the Portsmouth-based Green Alliance business coalition. A ski extravaganza fundraiser will offer coupons to Kittery families that are valid for $20 off an adult lift ticket, bringing the day ticket price from $59 to $39, and $10 off a rental package, bringing the cost of that down from $35 to $25. Ten percent of the proceeds from the Kittery PTA extavaganza's ticket and rental sales will go back into the Kittery school system.Community-minded Shawnee Peak owner Chet Homer and his wife Shirley have raised over a quarter of a million dollars for a nearby camp for terminally ill children, and have donated tens of thousands of dollars and more than 100 season passes to the Maine Children's Cancer Program. Families of active service members in Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as local high school honor roll students get free passes.The mountain hosts a large adaptive ski program that gets over 300 disabled skiers on the mountain each week.


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Memory fading
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Doors closing
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VHDL-AMS (3 Day)
Categories: HDL & Other Languages
In this class the designer will learn the basics of the VHDL-AMS (IEEE 1076.1) hardware descriptor language and its efficient use for model creation, validation, and design reuse. The class is intended for analog, mixed-signal, and mixed-nature designers who want to discover what advantages high-level modeling brings to the design process. The three days of the class are spent on the basics of the VHDL-AMS language and teaching efficient modeling practices. View course details ↓
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Course Highlights
You will learn how to
This class will help designers quickly harness the potential of abstract analog and mixed-signal modeling while avoiding the problems and pitfalls of the new technology. The designer will learn the following skills:
- How to code models using the VHDL-AMS notation
- How to develop efficient mathematical models for encoding with VHDL-AMS
- How to verify and test continuous, discrete event, and mixed signal models
- How to write portable, reusable VHDL-AMS code.
Upon completion of the training class, the designer will have a good working knowledge of the VHDL-AMS language including its application to the modeling and simulation of analog, mixed-signal, and mixed-discipline circuits and systems.
Hands-on labs
Throughout this course, extensive hands-on lab exercises provide you with practical experience. Hands-on lab topics include:
- How to use the Questa ADMS tool.
- How to build analog models and simulate them in the time domain.
- How to build analog models and simulate them in the frequency domain.
- How to build mixed-signal models and simulate them in the time domain.
- How to build test benches.
- How to model and simulate mixed-nature systems.
Key topics
- Understand the capabilities the language offers to model and simulate typical analog, mixed-signal, and mixed-discipline components.
- Get a global perspective of the structure of VHDL-AMS models.
- Use the Mentor Graphics Questa ADMS simulation system and discover the systems' capabilities.
- Understand what makes up a behavioral model in VHDL-AMS.
- Identify the essential language elements that are needed to describe behavior.
- The language elements are presented that describe the structure of the modeled system as well as the available mechanisms to organize a model in a hierarchical way.
- Learn the basic design units in the language that are provided to encapsulate behavior: namely the entity declaration and the architecture body.
- Learn the structural description style, that is, how to instantiate components and to interconnect them in a model.
- Learn the use of generic parameters as a way to describe flexible models; the direct instantiation method.
- Once a design is described in terms of entities, architectures, component instances, signals, processes, equations, terminals, and quantities, learn to prepare the modeled design for simulation.
- Learn to use the set of VHDL-AMS language elements that allow one to describe event-driven and continuous behavior are presented as well as more specialized language elements that allow one to build improved, more compact, behavioral models.
- A review of models for ideal linear circuit elements will be presented to see the terminal and branch quantities.
- This review will be extended to include non-ideal source models.
- From this review, some guidelines will be developed for defining branch quantities and their associated equations.
- Review the linearization process in order to understand the basis for frequency domain analysis and frequency domain noise analysis along with the VHDL-AMS language elements that support it. Start by looking at the link between time domain analysis and frequency domain analysis for linear systems.
- Given this foundation for frequency domain analysis, it will be expanded to look at what noise analysis is based on and why it is important. This will point to the need for noise sources associated with most components in the system being simulated.
- Learn how to integrate the two aspects, digital and analog, into a unified mixed-signal environment. The specialized language elements and mechanisms that support analog simulation control will be presented, namely: the definition of initial conditions to force the computation of the quiescent state of a model; the handling of discontinuities in a model with the capability to define new initial conditions for the next continuous interval; the specification of tolerances and a time step limiting scheme to control the quality of the simulation results; the definition of basic solvability checks to easily identify models that would lead to nonsolvable systems of equations.
- Learn about the power of VHDL-AMS when it comes to testing of systems, circuits and models. See creative ways to generate complex test signals with minimal effort compared to traditional analog simulators.
- See how sequences of test cases, including fault effects analysis, can be set up and run.
- Behavioral models work with the simulation engine to produce simulation results. Without a basic understanding of the simulation engine, it is possible to write models that result in excessive CPU times for simulation. One of the common errors is unwanted discontinuities in the model that can result in excessive CPU time, and/or wrong results, and/or convergence problems. Learn to write efficient models and avoid simulation run time efficiency problems.
- When doing Top-Down design of a system, lower levels of specifications become available as the design proceeds. You will be exposed to model development strategies, which map well into the Top-Down design flow.
- Many physical systems have different sets of equations depending on their operating region. Using event concepts, development of these models can be simplified. You will see the value of using events within an otherwise analog model.
- One of the major powers of VHDL-AMS is its ability to easily model and simulate systems, which span natures or model domains. Many present day high performance system designs require simultaneous tuning of parameters in different natures. VHDL-AMS allows one to do this. However, one must avoid the potential numerical problems inherent in mixed-nature models. You will learn approaches to writing efficient models for mixed-nature systems.
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Intended for | This course is intended for analog, digital, and mixed-signal designers who want to discover the advantages of high-level mixed-signal modeling. |
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VHDL Introduction or some knowledge of VHDL. Experience with SPICE or Eldo is helpful, but not required. |
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Baccarat, quite frankly, is an interesting game of chance that has many variations. As it has got plenty of origins and was passed on from one continent to another, changes on rules varied a lot, and as a result, produced a new type. One of these variations is the mini baccarat, a type of Baccarat game that allows the players to play in a relaxed atmosphere.
The mini baccarat is patterned after the American style of baccarat game. In this type, a smaller table as compared to the standard one you often see in casinos is used. It is comparable to the side of a blackjack table. The table used for the game has seven places for the players to place their wagers on, and has only one shoe. Betting in this type of game is usually lower, and, as stated previously, may be played in a relaxed atmosphere, as though it is a private game. Betting in mini baccarat ranges from as low as twenty dollars ($ 20) as the minimum up to as high as two thousand dollars ($ 2000) as the maximum wager. Naturally, the commissions the bank receives are proportionately lower as compared to a standard game, depending on the bet and winnings of the players. Since this is a simpler version of an American baccarat game, the players involved in it are also fewer. There are certain rules that are applicable only on the mini baccarat, such as the Players are forbidden to touch the card. Also in this game, the dealer is always the Banker and the shoe is not passed among the players.
Most of the rules, however, are still patterned as that of the larger version of the game. Rules such as placing bets according to the betting rules and having the Croupier compare hand values of the Player and Banker, which exists in the large and standard version of the game, also exists in the mini baccarat as a standard part of the game.
Mini baccarat, as a form of gamble, is intended to be played in an informal style. However, due to the quick pace in game, and the simpler method of the game, it is now being played even in casinos. It is also the pattern used in online baccarat games which is readily available all over the web. With its easy atmosphere, mini baccarat aims to serve entertainment in a relaxing way with no pressure and tension.
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Halo 6P
When you really need space and head room, the Halo 6P delivers. The innovative Halo pole structure creates spacious outdoor living, while the two D-Shaped doors and vestibules give you plenty of traffic paths for the crew.
When you really need space and head room, the Halo 6P delivers. The innovative Halo pole structure creates spacious outdoor living, while the two D-Shaped doors and vestibules give you plenty of traffic paths for the crew.
- Feature List
Color Coded 'Easy Pitch' Clips and Poles, DAC DA17 Poles, Free-Standing Design, Interior Pockets for Small Gear Organization, Jingle-Free Nylon Zipper Pulls, Light-Reflective Points, Pole Sleeve - Clip Combo, Seam Taped Catenary Cut Floor, Seam Taped Full Coverage Fly with Vents, Two D Shaped Doors/Two Vestibules, Zip Open / Close Canopy Panels
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68d 100% Polyester Ripstop 1800mm, W/R, F/R
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DAC tent poles are created from a unique alloy making them lighter and stronger than other aluminum poles.
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- To dry the tent, either pitch it in the shade, or hang it on a line to dry. Be sure the tent is completely dry before storing it.


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(Caution: This is a free 'lite' version with limited uses. This Game contains in-App ability to buy a full license.)
Smart Educational games is a pack of games that helps you learn world Geography (States, Counties, Capital Cities), improves your memory, your mental awareness and your calculating speed.
Specially designed for both Grown-ups and Kids: The program is suitable for both Grown-ups and kids. A simple button changes the difficulty on all the games at once.
The game is fully translated into several languages:
Deutsch (German)
Ελληνικά (Greek)
Italiano (Italian)
Français (French)
Español (Spanish)
Português (Portuguese)
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簡體字 (Traditional Chinese)
Improve your Geography:
There is a pack of map games for USA, Europe, Africa, Middle East, Asia, Center and South America where you must find either States / Countries or the Capital Cities on the map. The faster you do it the better your score will be. Help is available so that you can surly learn all the worlds geography.
Improve your Memory:
A memory game helps you fit your brains memory and by time improve it.
Improve your Mental Awareness:
A puzzle game with many different images helps you use your brain by just playing a very addictive game.
Improve your Calculating Speed:
These may look like simple 'shoot the ufos' games but they are very sophisticated educational games which help you calculate faster and faster. You can try addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
* Crystal clear graphics with thousands of colors.
* Difficulty control.
* Pack of games.
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Temple University's history begins in 1884, when a young working man asked Russell Conwell if he could tutor him at night. A well-known Philadelphia minister, Conwell quickly said yes. It wasn't long before he was teaching several dozen students—working people who could only attend class at night but had a strong desire to make something of themselves.
Russell H. Conwell
Inspired by the legend of a prosperous farmer, Ali Hafed, Conwell sowed the seeds of service during his lifetime as lawyer, minister and educator. Learn more about Russell H. Conwell.
temple traditions
The Temple "T." The Owl. The Cherry and White. Learn more about Temple University's traditions.
acres of diamonds
"Acres of Diamonds" is Russell Conwell's best-known speech, and the inspiration behind the Temple University mission. Learn more about "Acres of Diamonds."
Honorary Degrees
Temple University has a rich tradition of awarding honorary degrees to outstanding leaders, artists, scientists, journalists and professionals from all walks of life whose values and achievements exemplify the mission and ideals of the university. Learn more about Honorary Degrees.


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Zombie Outbreak Simulator
Survive the Zombie Apocalypse!
In The Truth Behind Zombies, we travel to Haiti to enter the mysterious, fascinating, and creepy world of voodoo magic. There we explore zombies' voodoo roots and discover evidence of real-life zombification. We also meet the people preparing for a zombie apocalypse, and the investigators who want to know whether the "Living Dead" are based in reality or simply silver screen fantasy.
The Zombie Outbreak Simulator is developed by Binary Space, an Australian game developer run by Jay Weston and Saxon Druce. Their zombie games Class 3 Outbreak and the simulator have been played over 1.5 million times.


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What Is Goldenseal Used for Today?
- There is no credible evidence that goldenseal increases immunity. Only one study weakly hints at an immune strengthening effect. 19
- Colds are caused by viruses and don't respond to antibiotics, even if goldenseal were an effect systemic (whole body) antibiotic, which it almost certainly isn't.
- Goldenseal was never used traditionally for the common cold.
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1 Hahn FE, Ciak J. Berberine. Antibiotics . 1976;3:577-584.
2 Amin AH, Subbaiah TV, Abbasi KM. Berberine sulfate: antimicrobial activity, bioassay, and mode of action. Can J Microbiol . 1969;15:1067-1076.
3 Bensky D, Gamble A, Kaptchuk TJ. Chinese Herbal Medicine: Materia Medica . Seattle, WA: Eastland Press; 1986.
4 Bergner P. The Healing Power of Echinacea, Goldenseal and Other Immune System Herbs . Rocklin, CA: Prima Publishing; 1997.
5 Pasqual MS, Lauer CP, Moyna P, Henriques JA. Genotoxicity of the isoquinoline alkaloid berberine in prokaryotic and eukaryotic organisms. Mutat Res. 1993;286:243-252.
6 Foster S. Botanical Series No. 309: Goldenseal. Austin, TX: American Botanical Council, 1991:5-6.
7 De Smet PAGM, ed. Adverse Effects of Herbal Drugs . Berlin, Germany: Springer-Verlag; 1992: 97-104.
8 Chan E. Displacement of bilirubin from albumin by berberine. Biol Neonate. 1993;63:201-208.
9 Budzinski JW, Foster BC, Vandenhoek S, et al. An in vitro evaluation of human cytochrome P450 3A4 inhibition by selected commercial herbal extracts and tinctures. Phytomedicine. 2000;7:273-282.
10 Bae EA, Han MJ, Kim NJ, Kim DH. Anti- Helicobacter pylori activity of herbal medicines. Biol Pharm Bull. 1998;21:990-992.
11 Kaneda Y. In vitro effects of berberine sulphate on the growth and structure of Entamoeba histolytica , Giardia lamblia , and Trichomonas vaginali S.Ann Trop Med Parasitol. 1991;85:417-425.
12 Scazzocchio F, Cometa MF, Tomassini L, et al. Antibacterial activity of Hydrastis canadensis extract and its major isolated alkaloids. Planta Med. 2001;67:561-564.
13 Soffar SA, Metwali DM, Abdel-Aziz SS, et al. Evaluation of the effect of a plant alkaloid (berberine derived from Berberis aristata ) on Trichomonas vaginalis in vitro . J Egypt Soc Parasitol. 2001;31:893-904.
14 Stermitz FR, Lorenz P, Tawara JN, et al. Synergy in a medicinal plant: antimicrobial action of berberine potentiated by 5'-methoxyhydnocarpin, a multidrug pump inhibitor. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2000; 97:1433-1437.
15 Hui KK, Yu JL, Chan WF, Tse E. Interaction of berberine with human platelet alpha 2 adrenoceptors. Life Sci. 1991;49:315-324.
16 Lau CW, Yao XQ, Chen ZY, et al. Cardiovascular actions of berberine. Cardiovasc Drug Rev. 200l;19:234-244.
17 Abdel-Haq H, Cometa MF, Palmery M, et al. Relaxant effects of Hydrastis canadensis L. and its major alkaloids on guinea pig isolated trachea. Pharmacol Toxicol. 2000;87:218-222.
18 Yesilada E, Kupeli E. Berberis crataegina DC. root exhibits potent anti-inflammatory, analgesic and febrifuge effects in mice and rats. J Ethnopharmacol . 2002;79:237-248.
19 Rehman J, Dillow JM, Carter SM, et al. Increased production of antigen-specific immunoglobulins G and M following in vivo treatment with the medicinal plants Echinacea angustifolia and Hydrastis canadensis . Immunol Lett. 1999;68:391-395.
20 Inbaraj JJ, Kukielczak BM, Bilski P, et al. Photochemistry and photocytotoxicity of alkaloids from Goldenseal ( Hydrastis canadensis L. ). Chem Res Toxicol. 2001;14:1529-1534.
21 Kong W, Wei J, Abidi P, et al. Berberine is a novel cholesterol-lowering drug working through a unique mechanism distinct from statins. Nat Med . 2004 Nov 07 [Epub ahead of print]
22 Wu X, Li Q, Xin H et al. Effects of berberine on the blood concentration of cyclosporin A in renal transplanted recipients: clinical and pharmacokinetic study. Eur J Clin Pharmacol . 2005 Aug 26 [Epub ahead of print].
23 Gurley BJ, Swain A, Hubbard MA, et al. Clinical assessment of CYP2D6-mediated herb-drug interactions in humans: Effects of milk thistle, black cohosh, goldenseal, kava kava, St. John's wort, and echinacea. Mol Nutr Food Res. 2008 Jan 23.
24 Zhang Y, Li X, Zou D, et al. Treatment of type 2 diabetes and dyslipidemia with the natural plant alkaloid berberine. J Clin Endocrinol Metab. 2008 Apr 8.
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A triceratops skeleton that has been on display since 1905 at the Smithsonian Institution's museum in Washington DC is cracking up due to vibrations and moisture from visitors walking past and breathing near the specimen. (New Scientist October 23, 1999. p26) Moisture converts iron and sulphur compounds in the bones to iron sulphide, which causes the bones to crumble. Other museums are contending with similar problems in displays of real fossil bones.


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CNN — If you've seen Jennifer Lawrence talk anywhere, ever, you know that the 22-year-old actress enjoys a good joke.
But it seems a quip she thought she delivered perfectly at the Golden Globe Awards ended up being misinterpreted as a diss against Meryl Streep.
In one of the best lines of Sunday night, Lawrence ascended the stage to claim her Golden Globe for best actress in a comedy or musical, and as she took her trophy said in a sing-song voice, "Oooh, what does it say? I beat Meryl!"
Some - including Lindsay Lohan, who was basically live-tweeting the awards show - mistook that as a burn. These people clearly aren't big fans of the 1996 comedy, "The First Wives Club."
"It was a quote from 'First Wives' Club' - Bette Midler was talking about a Globe, I can't believe nobody's ever done it before," Lawrence vented to David Letterman on "The Late Show" Tuesday. "It was so perfect and I said it, and I had no idea Lindsay Lohan would take it to the Twitterverse ... Is that what they call it? I'm not on Twitter."


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Malnutrition is the condition that occurs when your body does not get enough nutrients.
Nutrition - inadequate
There are a number of causes of malnutrition. It may result from:
Malnutrition can occur if you do not eat enough food. Starvation is a form of malnutrition.
You may develop malnutrition if you lack of a single vitamin in the diet.
In some cases, malnutrition is very mild and causes no symptoms. However, sometimes it can be so severe that the damage done to the body is permanent, even though you survive.
Malnutrition continues to be a significant problem all over the world, especially among children. Poverty, natural disasters, political problems, and war all contribute to conditions -- even epidemics -- of malnutrition and starvation, and not just in developing countries.
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Symptoms vary and depend on what is causing the malnutrition. However, some general symptoms include fatigue, dizziness, and weight loss.
Testing depends on the specific disorder. Most work-ups include nutritional assessments and blood work.
Treatment usually consists of replacing missing nutrients, treating symptoms as needed, and treating any underlying medical condition.
The outlook depends on the cause of the malnutrition. Most nutritional deficiencies can be corrected. However, if malnutrition is caused by a medical condition, that illness has to be treated in order to reverse the nutritional deficiency.
If untreated, malnutrition can lead to mental or physical disability, illness, and possibly death.
Discuss the risk of malnutrition with your health care provider. Treatment is necessary if you or your child have any changes in the body's ability to function. Contact your health care provider if the following symptoms develop:
Eating a good, well-balanced diet helps to prevent most forms of malnutrition.
Klein S. Protein-energy malnutrition. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 222.
Alderman H, Shekar M. Nutrition, food security, and health. In: Kliegman RM, Stanton BF, St. GemeIII JW, Schor NF, Behrman RE, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 43.
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i've been wanting to sew a bunting for my craft room!
I have just been contemplating sewing bunting for the playroom/craft room. These would be gorgeous!
I love your sheet selections - so pretty!
already purchased a set on etsy, but could use another one for a sweet little friend!!! thanks!
Beautiful fabrics! Would make a great spring bunting!
I've used vs in several of my buntings but never exclusively. They look so great and colorful together.
So cute! love the selection!
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This is so adorable Amy! I'd love one for my daughter's room.
That would be just the perfect thing to welcome spring Love it!
This would be perfect for the quilt I want to do for my bed! Old sheets are just so wonderful!
These are gorgeous Amy and I would love a bunting made out of them! I follow your blog and as usual- I'm always inspired!! Thanks!:)
I love vintage sheets.
These are so sweet and dainty. I love the chance to win!
Woweee! These prints look so cool specially when its scorching hot here in Bombay....would be so nice to have a set of these lovely prints :)
Oh, I would love these. Somehow, I can never find any good sheets at the thrift stores near me.
Gorgeous! I would love those!
such a creative idea and so so cute!
I would adore these hanging in my sewing room! Thanks for the chance!
wow I like the prints. Thanks for the chance to win these vintage goodies!
I love the vintage sheet coloring. It would be great to make a spring time bunting out of them to put up with the Easter decorations!
How fabulous! Please feel free to pick me ;)
They're lovely and would look marvellous in my sewing room ;o) Thanks for the giveaway!
You have amassed a great collection. Thanks for the giveaway!
Love the vintage sheets!
Soooo pretty. :)
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Woohoo! I would adore having those for my kids' playroom! Or my playroom....hmmm.
I've been wanting to jump on the vintage sheets bandwagon, and just rec'd a scrap pack from Jeni/In Color Order, but as soon as I started thinking about it, "they" always say NOT to use sheets for your quilt backs b/c of the thread count. Are vintage sheets of a lesser thread count?
I've been wanting to sew a bunting for a fun party garland!
Would love to include these with the little bit I have. Hoping to make a quilt one day when I get enough.
Soooo cute fabrics :)
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I have a baby girl being born in June and I can totally see a vintage sheet bunting hanging in her room. However, I would love to be the winner of any of it!
Your vintage sheet collection has totally inspired me! Love it!
So cute! I love vintage sheets but have trouble finding them lately (taking 3 girls to the thrift shops are a bit hard now) = ) This would be so cute in their room!
I would love some of this vintage goodness!
I just finished piecing the blocks for a vintage sheet quilt for my sister. I do not need the temptation to spend more money so I will avoid your shop...for now. I wouldn't mind winning though.
SO pretty! I love vintage sheets, and this would be fun to put together and hang in my girls' room. Thanks for the chance! :o)
You're so kind to share! I would love to win.
The vintage sheets are so beautiful. I've never been lucky enough to find any that are as lovely as yours. And I love the bunting. I think it would look very sweet in my sewing room.
Wow, that quilt in the photos is gorgeous! I didn't realize vintage sheets were so pretty!
Love this fabric! Thank you for the opportunity to win them.
I've been stashing vintage sheets for a year and a half, but I haven't made anything yet. The sheets are few and far between in our thrift stores here in the South, ugh! Anyway, I'd love to win-- pick me, pick me!
So very pretty - just what I need!!!
NOT - but who cares! Not me!!
Thanks for the chance!
You know what us quilters love, fabric is beautiful. I am going to make a quilt for my neighbor next door.
Gorgoeus bundle Amy! xoxo
I love love love vintage sheets... and would just go crazy over a chance to win your bunting flags... that is really a great idea! Please put my name into the hat:D thank you!!!
so pretty! i can't wait for the weather to warm up. i am excited for garage sale weather!
garage sale = cheap vintage sheets!
Sign me up for the penants! I just actually bought the charm packs from your shop. Your destashing is dangerous to me....seems I am always buying/coveting your cast-offs! LOL! Can't resist gorgeous fabric that is already cut up for me :-) We'll see if I get to this set before the Christmas quilt kit!
would love to have these!
Those prints are so cute!
Thanks for the chance!
I love a chance to win! I've been wanting to start a vintage sheet collection of my own. Do you have any favorite thrifting tips?
what a lovely colours you've used!
Those are so beautiful! That is a lot of work collecting all of those! Count me in!
I've never sewn with vintage sheets--probably because I can't find them anywhere around here! Love what you've done with the pennants--and good luck with the destash. :)
Love the bunting!!!
I have NO bunting in my house! I feel like I need some to brighten up my landing :)
The bunting is so sweet! It would look great in my daughter's room or on the deck for a brunch.
I would have never thought of old sheets. thanks for the great ideas.
sooo cute!
oh I love it!
Love the bunting. I have been hunting for vintage sheets here, but vintage lately has been pink and blue from the 90's. So not what I mean when I ask at the 2nd hand stores. I would love to win :)
Oh how sweet those are...love vintage sheets..and would love to win a set of those...
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Beautiful (and I bet soft too).
Great collection! Looks like it would be a lot of fun to work with.
Thanks for the chance to win! How cute! :)
how totally adorable! I have my eyes out for some vintage sheets to make pj bottoms for me & my daughter. (already broken in & soft!)
So sweet! Would love to make this bunting! Thanks for sharing!
Love these! Great collection.
Such perfect colors together. Love them!
Beautiful collection! Thanks for the chance!
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NEATO! I have some vintage sheets of my Grandparents that I've been wanting to do something with... these would be a great way to round out the collection. Thanks for the giveaway - great idea!
The vintage sheets are very beautiful. What a great collection.
I would love to win. Thanks for the chance!
Ooooh, I've started a collection for a quilt and would love to add more:)
So springy!! I love it! I love the big floral patterns of vintage sheets and of course would love a chance to win some!
oh wow, these are gorgeous! for some reason, you just can't find amazing vintage sheets like this in NZ, I so wish we could!
Don't enter me. Seriously. I am trying to destash and haven't even tackles the vintage sheets yet. But how do you cut your triangles? Really, the size looks perfect, and knowing you, you have probably developed a nifty trick! Do share!
I'll take them if Aunt Spicy wins. :P Would love to make a bunting and/or maybe bunting quilt.
I only recently realized I like vintage sheets, which is really silly!
How fun! I'd love to have these.
Oh I love these pretties!
Super fun giveaway, thanks! I would love to make a little pennant for my daughter's room, to go along with her V.S. quilt....
wow. would love to win that pennant set!
Thank you for the chance! ...(Although, I think I would use them for a quilt:)
Thanks for the chance to win. What a springy bunting!
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Oh I have never made a vintage sheet.....ANYTHING !
Pick me !
Love the triangle bunting!
I can already see it hanging in the backyard while having a fun little party with my girlfriends. I love it. Thanks for the opportunity to win something so cute.
Love!! have never thought to make a bunting from vintage sheets! I do hope to win!
Lovely fabric, would love a set!
Pick me....love the fabric!!!
fabulous giveaway -- I'd love to win 'cuz vintage sheets are soooo hard to find!
I'm a sucker for vintage sheets. Thank you for the chance to win!
So pretty - I want to win:)
These are lovely.....I have just started collecting vintage sheets to make a quilt with.....Your pennant is wonderful......
I would love to win one!
I'd love to make a bunting for my daughter's room - her walls are kind of bare right now.
How pretty!
Just made my first bunting, thanks for the chance to get these beauties!
ADORE! This would be just the thing for my sister's college dorm room, she would looooove it!!
Oh how fun!
Oh, I love vintage sheets. They remind me of summers at Granny's house.
Lovely giveaway...My walls are bare, ready for color!
What a beautiful giveaway. Those vintage sheets remind me of Spring (so happy it is almost here!) Would love to display in my new sewing room :)
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Those are so cute!! I would love to win them. I follow the VS blog too. She's got great ideas. Can't wait to build my stash enough to make a simple 4" block quilt out of all my pretties! Jenn
I like the colors of vintage sheets, but I can't get over the fact that they are used sheets. Old used sheets. But I guess if it's a non quilt I would be ok.
ah, lovely - I love your quilt too!
Cute, cute, cute!! I would love to give them to my Mom.
I love vintage sheets - great giveaway! Thank you - these are wonderful colors and a great collection!
Come on...you KNOW you wanna pick me!
I slept on these,,,,I know I did!
What sweet little pennants! I have been cutting up my sheets and using them too~ these would look wonderful with the ones I have. ;-) Thanks for the chance!
I am new to the vintage sheets craze, but totally inspired to go searching for them now.
Vintage sheets are AWESOME! Thanks for the chance to win! Im going to check out your sale site.
Love them! Thanks for a chance to win some of my very own!
that are so lovely thanks for the giveaway
Love, love love vintage! Thanks for the giveaway.
Love these vintage sheets - bunting is adorable. Thanks for the chance to win!!
I would love to win and give it to my daughter! She loves vintage!
I'd love to win! Thanks for the chance!
I've got the perfect spot in my hall just waiting for a bunting! Thanks for putting it out there for someone lucky!
Super jealous of the cool sheets you find! They are amazing!
I love your vintage sheet projects - so pretty!
I got some of my aunt's and great aunt's vintage sheets (they were still using them!) when they died. I sold them in the cleaning up yard sales...now after seeing your great ideas I wish I had them back! Your bunting looks so cute!
Amy, I love your color combinations! I made birthday buntings for each of my kids, would love to have one for every day too! Pick me, pick me! :)
I love what you've done with yours, thanks for the chance to win some of your sweet sheets, stay blessed!
Wow! I have loved seeing what you have made with the sheets! You have me looking for them when I go thrifting!
It would be awesome to have those fabrics! They would feel heavenly on my very sore body. I'll have to check etsy and see if any are left.
Pick me! I love the vintage sheets and the bunting would be so cute for all the baby showers I host!
Vintage sheets are simply delicious to look at. It's so kind of you to do a giveaway. Hope I win.
Oh that's so great of you to share. Seriously. I want these. So please, please pick me! They are adorable!
Love love love
This would be perfect in my niece's room!
I love the vintage sheets!! thanks for a chance to win,Amy
I really, really need a new bunting to replace the stingy one I now have hanging.
Since I am 'of a vintage age' these are perfect.
Well if this isn't the sweetest giveaway yet!! I love vintage and I love buntings! This is a win-win propostition, please count me in!!
I love the colors, thanks for the chance to win a email@example.com
I love vintage sheets! And what a great idea for a giveaway!! Thanks for the chance...
Beautiful fabric, I am really starting to like vintage sheets.
OMG! You have so inspired me!! Now every time I walk into a thrift store I hear a sweet voice(Yours!lol)"Welcome to your new addiction Trina. Bed sheets to the rear"
OOH, how lovely! Please pick me.
This would be such a pretty bunting to hang at Easter and for birthdays. Thanks for the chance to enter the draw - the vintage sheet prints are lovely. I do not own any vintage sheets and would enjoy using these to cheer my mother.
I love vintage sheets, I would love to win this!
They are so pretty! You have/had collected such a great bunch of them.
I have been drooling over your stash for days now. I scoured my local thrift stores but found no lovely sheets. I would love this sweet collection. Thanks for the giveaway--now I bette scurry over to your Etsy shop and see what's left.
Thank you for a chance to win some beautiful sheets!
cute sheets!
bess :)
so so cute! I love vintage sheets!!!
Yay! What a fantastic giveaway!! Thanks so much.
That bunting is so fresh and pretty. Just what we need this time of year when spring is so close but still not here.
This might be a great starter project for a novice like me!
These would be great in my daughters room. I love this collection!
I love the look of vintage sheet sewing projects but have yet to make one.
love this
hope my number comes up!
I have a granddaughter who needs this in her room.
Absolutely adorable
Love these fabics! Thanks for the giveaway!
A pennant out of these beauties would be perfect for my granddaughter's first birthday!
This is way fun! Thanks. :0) joleehamlin [at] comcast [dot] net
You're so generous! Thanks for the chance to win.
My sister needs this bunting for her kitchen mantle! Thanks for the opportunity to try to win die cut pennants!
the bunting is lovely, thanks for the chance.
so very cute!
What fabulous patterns!
The vintage sheet bunting is great!
I promise I can give them a good home where they'd be loved and cared for!
Hope I can enter too. I am in Australia though :)
I am entering this since I can not enter the other one:)
I was born in the 50's and was a teen in the sixties....I would love to win these memory makers!!
Thanks for the chance.
The Vintage Sheets are so wonderful... soft and inviting. I would love a set, thank you for sharing.
Love these vintage patterns!
I love Vintage! So glad you are hacking away!
I love vintage sheets, so far I have collected.....2. Needless to say I'm super excited at the idea of getting my hand on some more :) thanks for the chance.
I've not tried bunting before - but this would be a lovely way to start! x
I know exactly what I would do with these..I can see it in my mind's eye.
Ooooh, these are delicious! I love original vintage, and the feelings of times gone by it evokes. I would make an heirloom quilt with these. Judith xo
I just picked up some vintage sheets at a thrift store and have been trying to find some more pieces to go with it---I'd love to have some from your stash to make my quilt!
Oh what a clever giveaway! The colors say "spring"!!!
WOw! thanks for the chance to win these, they would spark up my sewing room so much!
Very springy! They are lovely =)
OH these are soo beautiful! I love them!
that bunting is screaming my name :) i didn't see any in your etsy shop so they must have sold out... so i will enter to win one instead!
Beautiful fabrics! Perfect for a cheery bunting! Thanks for the inspiration.
So pretty! -- Would love to try this.
I love them.They would look great in my daughter's bedroom.
I've been watching your blog for awhile now and just became a follower. I have recently seen many people using vintage sheets for quilts and crafting projects and am VERY excited at the possibility of winning some for myself! I'd love to try using some.
Very nice. I would like to participate in this sweepstakes
As one that actually slept on some of those patterns... they look better now than they did then!!!
I'd love to make a pennent banner for the sewing room here... It really needs some spicing up!
beautiful! love them! I love how re-useable they are, it makes me what to go garage saleing and find some of my own!
Beautiful fabrics! Thanks for a chance to enter :)
These fabrics are awesome! Please count me in, thanks!
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I love it. Me please!
Oh it would be fabulous to win those! I love vintage sheets- such great colors and patterns. Thanks for the opportunity!
The best giveaway on the web!! I would love love love to win this!
i would love one!!
Wow!What a priviledge to get a chance to win those beautiful pennants! Would love to have them.
They are so pretty!
I'm really liking vintage lately.
Bought a few of my own vintage sheets a couple weeks ago. Can't wait to have the perfect project. And count me in for the giveaway! How fun!
I have been looking for vintage sheets, and a great project to use them on!!!


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quote: The Dow will surpass its 2007 high of 14,000 and approach 15,000.
quote:Dow Jones Industrials: 12,975.00
quote: quote: Dow Jones Industrials: 12,975.00 In that case, I'll take 12,974.99. Is someone else bidding 12974.98?
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quote:How different will the deltas be for each of the major stock indicies?