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Princeton's newest building, Sherrerd Hall, uses subtle architectural details to blend in with neighboring campus buildings. White frits on the windows help soften the edges of the glass structure and make it more energy efficient by reducing the amount of sunlight that shines inside. Sherrerd's cubed shape echoes nearby buildings such as the Friend Center for Engineering Education and Mudd Manuscript Library, which is pictured here in the background.
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Dusk renders Sherrerd Hall invisible.
Princeton's newest building, a deceptively simple glass cube nestled into the east side of campus, dissolves into the silhouette of nearby sycamore trees and the fiery clouds of a late summer sunset.
The eye seeks to discern edges, to distinguish the building's boundaries against its backdrop -- the sky, the trees, neighboring structures -- but its chameleon skin resists.
"It has an ethereal quality that connects it to its environment," said Fred Fisher, principal of Frederick Fisher and Partners, the award-winning Los Angeles firm that designed the building. "Glass reflects the environment and opens a building to the world. It connects what goes on inside the building to the campus and community outside."
The building reflects the trees across Shapiro Walk. "It has an ethereal quality that connects it to its environment," said architect Fred Fisher.
Fisher's vision for the 45,000-square-foot building, which stands along the east end of Shapiro Walk, evolved from the functionalist principle that a structure's essential form derive from its intended purpose. The design foregoes traditional styles and grand artistic gestures in favor of simplicity, reflection and transparency.
"The building starts with two things," Fisher said. "One is the programs that will be housed inside, and the other is the site where it's located on campus."
In commissioning the project, Princeton also sought a building that was distinctive yet in harmony with existing architecture, according to Mark Burstein, executive vice president of the University.
"With each project we try to choose an architect who will design a unique addition to this extraordinary campus," Burstein said. "New structures must also relate to their surroundings. Getting this tension right, which I feel Fred has, is the essential strength of our built environment."
Sherrerd Hall stands on the edge of a quadrangle bordered by several other modernist buildings, including the Friend Center for Engineering Education and Mudd Manuscript Library. Burstein said Fisher's firm was chosen for the project in part because his past work resonated with these existing buildings.
California artist Jim Isermann produced a metal and light sculpture that serves as a centerpiece for Sherrerd Hall's main stairwell. As with the rest of the building, the sculpture plays with light, focusing its lamps in myriad directions while at the same time reflecting the shapes and colors around it.
"Fred had created other very impressive works, but he did not have an extensive portfolio of institutional projects when we interviewed him," Burstein said. "It was a bit of a risk, but Princeton takes its role as a patron of architecture very seriously. We feel the University should give architects who do not have a building on every campus an opportunity to design a project. This type of commission can lead to a fresh approach to design challenges on our campus."
Sherrerd Hall, named for 1952 alumnus John J.F. Sherrerd, shares broad themes and subtle details with its neighbors. Its boxy form and straight lines particularly echo the minimalist outlines of Mudd Library (designed by Hugh Stubbins and Associates and completed in 1976) and the Friend Center (designed by Pei Cobb Freed & Partners and completed in 2001), giving the quad a crisp modernist feel. The buildings are of similar height, and Sherrerd and Mudd feature recessed bases that bring human scale to Shapiro Walk and give the buildings the impression of cubes floating in mid-air.
The cubist theme repeats in the rectangles of Sherrerd and Friend's windows and of Mudd's bricks, a consistency of shape and proportion that lends the quadrangle a fractal quality. To soften the hard lines and blunt the glare of sunlight inside the building, the architects covered Sherrerd with a mix of frosted glass panels and custom windows fritted with white marks that resemble splashes from an artist's brush.
"We wanted to avoid the ice cube character typical of glass buildings," said Joseph Coriaty, a partner at Fisher's firm. "The frits and frosted panels help dissolve the edges and get away from the sense of the building as a solid object."
The building will boast another element to help soften the glare of light: the University's first "green roof." Plant-filled trays are scheduled to be installed on the roof this week to reduce water pollution, energy costs and the emission of greenhouse gases that result from heating and cooling.
"Many little strategies go into making a sustainable building," Fisher said. "The roof absorbs rain runoff. It's also a great insulator. The frit pattern and glazing on the windows reduce solar gain, so the building stays cooler in summer."
Sherrerd Hall's glass exterior foregoes grand artistic gestures in favor of simple reflection. The building mirrors its surroundings and changes throughout the day as the sun arcs across the sky.
While the exterior treads gently in its built and natural environment, the interior draws its essence from the distinct human culture that calls it home: two academic entities that merge the rarified fields of mathematics and computer science with the organic complexities of human society.
The Department of Operations Research and Financial Engineering, the larger of the two, focuses on helping organizations such as corporations and government agencies to optimize performance while reducing exposure to risk.
"We are the practical side of economics," said John Mulvey, a professor in the department, explaining the financial applications of their research. "We take economics as our science and apply it to real-world problems."
The other inhabitant, the Center for Information Technology Policy, brings together researchers in computer and social sciences to study policy issues related to emerging digital technologies.
Cherry panels cover the walls of the three-story atrium bringing a "domesticated" feel to the building's interior. The panels feature a geometric pattern from Islamic culture that resonates with the building's dedication to mathematics and learning.
The main entrance opens to a three-story atrium, tiled with black granite and dubbed the "town square" by the architects, that provides café-style seating area for people to relax and chat. The theme of informal meeting spaces is echoed on the upper floors, in lounges furnished with cozy couches, chairs and tables, and hung with chalkboards and whiteboards intended to spark brainstorming sessions.
To balance the coldness inherent in the simple geometric forms and glass, Fisher "domesticated" the interior with ample use of wood in office and classroom doors and other accents.
Two decorative elements bring vertical cohesion to the atrium and stairway as they traverse the building's strata. An open stairway climbs through a glass enclosure extending from the front of the building, allowing people inside and out to see who's milling around the interior or walking past on Shapiro Walk.
"We tried to pack the social spaces around the atrium to activate the space," Fisher said. "The stairways are on the outside walls so the life of people moving around inside is apparent. Intellectual and actual transparency were very important."
Even the dark cherry panels that cover the atrium's main wall from floor to ceiling echo the building's dedication to mathematical disciplines. The wood is honeycombed with Islamic space-filling patterns, a decorative style characterized by symmetric webs of repeating polygons and dating from a time when the Islamic world was a beacon of learning and innovation. The panels also cover the back wall of the main lecture hall, bringing a meditative air to the 46-chair classroom.
In another nod to numbers, a sculpture by California artist Jim Isermann, whose work finds a common denominator in complex geometric designs derived from simple shapes and colors, rises through the stairwell.
The sculpture's metallic, trellis-like frame supports dozens of rectangular, chrome-framed lights, each tilting in its own direction, and reflecting more light than it produces. Like the building's exterior, the piece borrows much of its identity from its surroundings.
"Light is a central theme throughout the building," Fisher said. "It's a kind of lantern, a lantern of knowledge and circulation. The transparency facilitates conversation, participation and collaboration."


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Works by Thomas George in the exhibition include "The Pond, Institute for Advanced Study, 9 AM, Oct. 11, 1993." George made more than 100 pastels at the Princeton pond between 1984 and 1996 -- always noting the time of day as a record of the angle and color of the light.
"Norwegian Spruce, Marquand Park, Princeton," a brush and black ink
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In 2003, George gave the museum 37 works spanning a 50-year period so that people interested in his art might find a representative selection of it in one place. Titled "Thomas George: A Retrospective," the exhibition celebrates that gift, which added significantly to other works by George acquired previously by the museum.
Consisting largely of selections from the permanent collection, together with two sketchbooks and a recent ink-and-wash drawing on loan from the artist, the exhibition covers a wide range of media and techniques.
"The 25 works emphasize both change and continuity in George's artistic development, and the integral role played by nature in his pursuit of a uniquely abstract language," said Laura Giles, curator of prints and drawings, who organized the exhibition.
George's great interest has been landscape -- mountains, sea, sky, trees and gardens -- which he has observed, described and evoked in various locations throughout the world. A Princeton resident since 1969, he has been particularly inspired by the pond at the Institute for Advanced Study. He made more than 100 pastels there between 1984 and 1996.
The exhibition is accompanied by an illustrated brochure that includes an interview with the artist by writer Richard Trenner and a checklist of the works on view.
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Hohner, Inc, recently selected the Greater Richmond ARC to package more that 5,000 Blues Band harps for sale nationwide in music outlets. This is the third year that Hohner, a worldwide manufacturer and supplier of musical instruments with its U.S. headquarters in Richmond, has selected ARC (a not-for-profit organization that serves people with developmental disabilities) for a project.
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Henrico Police arrest 2 Georgia men in connection with January murder
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Henrico Police have arrested and charged two Georgia men with first-degree murder in connection with the Jan. 18 murder of 36-year-old Lamont Cornelius Baldwin in the 1200 block of Dominion Townes Terrace.
Antonio Tyrone Johnson (above, left) and Santonio Rodrigus Brown (above, right), both 24 and both of Atlanta, were charged. Johnson also was charged with use of a firearm in commission of a felony and possession of a firearm by a felon. > Read more.
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The victim, Emmanuel Isaiah DeJesus, was found lying on the side of the roadway at about 10:25 p.m., April 23 near Patterson Avenue and Palace Way. He was transported to a local hospital, where he was pronounced dead. > Read more.
The victim, Emmanuel Isaiah DeJesus, was found lying on the side of the roadway at about 10:25 p.m., April 23 near Patterson Avenue and Palace Way. He was transported to a local hospital, where he was pronounced dead. > Read more.
Henrico woman earns national pharmacy fellowship
Henrico County native Nilofar "Nellie" Jafari recently was named the American College of Clinical Pharmacy-American Society of Health-System Pharmacists-Virginia Commonwealth University Congressional Healthcare Policy Fellow for 2017-18.
Jafari is a 2007 graduate of J.R. Tucker High School.
Pharmacists selected for the fellowship have the opportunity to gain real-world insight into health care policy analysis and development via immersion in the congressional environment. > Read more.
Henrico Police to host prescription drug take-back event April 29
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The Henrico County Division of Police and the U. S. Drug Enforcement Administration will participate in the nationwide Prescription Drug Take Back Program Saturday, April 29. The event will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Henrico County Training Center, 7701 East Parham Road, next to the Public Safety Building.
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Henrico home sales rose in March
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Parts of the greater Richmond real estate market experienced an increase in the number of homes sold during the month of March, according to Long & Foster.
The number of homes sold increased in much of the Richmond region in March compared to year-ago levels. In Henrico County, the number of homes rose by 16 percent. Median sale prices varied in the Richmond region in March when compared to the same month last year. In both Hanover and Henrico counties, the median sale price rose by 10 percent. > Read more.
The number of homes sold increased in much of the Richmond region in March compared to year-ago levels. In Henrico County, the number of homes rose by 16 percent. Median sale prices varied in the Richmond region in March when compared to the same month last year. In both Hanover and Henrico counties, the median sale price rose by 10 percent. > Read more.
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The YMCA, in partnership with the Cameron K. Gallagher Foundation and PartnerMD, will host a free event May 2 to help parents learn how to deal with teen mental health issues. "When the Band-Aid Doesn't Fix It: A Mom's Perspective on Raising a Child Who Struggles" will be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Shady Grove Family YMCA,11255 Nuckols Road. The event will focus on education, awareness, and understanding the issues facing teens today. > Read more.
Villa's Flagler Housing wins national NAEH award
St. Joseph's Villa's Flagler Housing & Homeless Services was one of three entities to earn the National Alliance to End Homelessness' Champion of Change Award. The awards were presented Nov. 17 during a ceremony at the Newseum in Washington, D.C.
NAEH annually recognizes proven programs and significant achievements in ending child and family homelessness.
Flagler completed its transition from an on-campus shelter to the community-based model of rapid rehousing in 2013, and it was one of the nation's first rapid re-housing service providers to be certified by NAEH. > Read more.
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Seniors gather for Class Day festivities, including addresses by student speakers. Graduation, said class president Aditya Panda, "represents the start of a new journey and not the end of our time at Princeton."
Photo: Brian Wilson
Charles Gibson, an award-winning journalist who spent 35 years as a reporter and anchor at ABC News, delivers his Class Day address. He told students, "There are ethical imperatives in this life -- compassion, honesty, fairness, trustworthiness, a respect for others." (Photo: Denise Applewhite)
Jonathan Nussbaum (left), secretary of the class of 2010, inducts Marjorie Young, director of Community House, as an honorary member of the class. (Photo: Denise Applewhite)
President Shirley M. Tilghman and television journalist Charles Gibson, who was the Class Day speaker, share in the laughter at the ceremony. (Photo: Denise Applewhite)
Receiving the hood for her doctoral degree becomes a family affair for this graduate student. She was among the advanced-degree candidates who participated in the Hooding ceremony May 31 at McCarter Theatre. (Photo: Brian Wilson)
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Seniors celebrate highlights of last four years at Class Day
Posted May 31, 2010; 03:40 p.m.
Members of the class of 2010 assembled on Princeton's sun-drenched Cannon Green to recognize students' accomplishments and share laughs at the Class Day ceremony Monday, May 31.
The graduating seniors also celebrated their Class Day speaker, television journalist and Princeton alumnus Charles Gibson, by making him an honorary member of the class of 2010.
Seniors share laughs and display their class pride at the ceremony. (Photo: Denise Applewhite)
Graduation, said class president Aditya Panda, "represents the start of a new journey and not the end of our time at Princeton."
Lauding the University for the value it places on friendship and community, Panda joked that when he forgot to wear a shirt to class on a cold February day, "people I barely knew were willing to donate their shirts." His fellow students, he went on, have inspired him. "I would not have dreamt so big today had I not met some of the people sitting out here in front of me, people who've taught me the heights I can aspire to, given conviction and drive," Panda said.
Panda joined other student speakers in thanking friends, family, faculty members, administrators and staff for their support and guidance.
Senior Becca Foresman, delivering one of the student addresses, describes her study of clowning at a French school last summer. "Carpe ridiculum!" she shouted at the conclusion of her speech as she donned a clown nose. (Photo: Denise Applewhite)
Becca Foresman, who delivered one of the student addresses, recounted that last summer, Princeton provided funding for her to study clowning at a French school. She recreated one of her assignments for the audience: impersonating a washing machine. Her instructor, she said, was not complimentary. But failure unlocked her potential, Foresman said.
Laughter flows easily during humorous addresses throughout the event. (Photo: Denise Applewhite)
"Failure reveals us to ourselves," making it as valuable as success, she said. At Princeton, Foresman continued, "we have allowed each other to risk, stumble, break, pick ourselves up and not be perfect. I look out at you, and I see people who were gentle enough to make a place for my failures when I could not."
After bestowing a class jacket on honorary class member Charles Gibson, officers of the class of 2010 and the Class Day chairs are all smiles with Princeton President Shirley M. Tilghman. [Pictured, from top left, Jacob Kosior, Gibson, Bryan Frist, Tilghman, Aditya Panda and Michael Chou, and lower left Jonathan Nussbaum, Jake Dale, Joel Alicea and Henry Barmeier.] (Photo: Denise Applewhite)
Another student speaker, Zach Zimmerman, told his fellow class members that, "in the words of Sister Sledge's 1979 R&B pop hit: 'We Are Family.'"
He went on, "My entire body, mind and soul -- if there is one -- are in the deepest dept to all of you, the people who have helped me realize who I am, and have welcomed me with open arms into the most loving family in the world."
Family members greet a soon-to-be graduate during the class procession into the ceremony. (Photo: Brian Wilson)
During the ceremony, awards for community service, athletics and leadership were presented to the seniors.
Gibson, an award-winning journalist who spent 35 years as a reporter and anchor at ABC News, began his talk by offering his top 10 list of rejection letters from people he said were asked to speak at Class Day. The list included actress Lindsay Lohan, former Alaska governor Sarah Palin, television host Oprah Winfrey and actor Will Ferrell, who starred in a film about a bumbling newscaster and, according to Gibson, wrote, "I'm too busy being a real anchorman. Get a fake one like Gibson."
Gibson, a 1965 graduate, told the seniors, "These past four years have been a critical juncture in your life. For it is unlikely ever again that you'll have four years to think -- not just to learn, not just to research, but to think. And I hope you've spent time thinking about, 'What do I want to be?' Not in terms of a career, but as a human being."
One of the several light-hearted addresses keeps the students in smiles during the event. (Photo: Denise Applewhite)
In an address that was at times humorous, but mostly earnest, Gibson continued, "It is old-fashioned, but I will tell you there are ethical imperatives in this life -- compassion, honesty, fairness, trustworthiness, a respect for others. … If you don't possess these basic qualities, no one will know it better than you do yourself. And if you don't admire yourself as a person, frankly, in the long run, you won't matter."
Discussing his profession, Gibson urged the students to "read the front page first. Watch the evening news. Don't watch the entertainment news." And he implored them to "look for objectivity. It is less and less in fashion these days, and it's not easy to achieve. But don't just listen to media voices that reflect your point of view. Open yourself to the views of others."
On Monday evening, advanced-degree candidates participated in the Hooding ceremony at McCarter Theatre. Hoods distinguish the wearer by both rank and academic discipline. Masters' hoods generally are shorter by a foot than doctors', and each hood is bordered by a velvet band in the color assigned to the discipline in which the degree is granted.
President Shirley M. Tilghman told the soon-to-be graduates, "These vibrant hoods are only the outward mark of the degrees you have earned. The true measure of your achievement can be found in the knowledge you have generated and acquired in your time here; in the papers, reports, theses and dissertations that have filled your waking hours -- and even, I suspect, your dreams."
She went on to urge them to bring what they have learned not just to academic settings, but to op-ed pages in newspapers, public lectures and work with governments and civil society organizations, among others. "One important characteristic of a well-educated mind is the ability to explain what you do, and why it matters, to others," she said.
The Hooding ceremony was webcast live and will be available for later viewing.
Princeton's graduation activities culminate Tuesday, June 1, with Commencement ceremonies at 11 a.m. on the lawn in front of Nassau Hall.
Before the ceremony, a couple of friends show camaraderie to remember the moment. (Photo: Brian Wilson)


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I would use Avalon by Fig Tree. I think this would make a romantic feeling quilt.
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Coral Return to Atlantis by
Jason Yenter for In The Beginning Fabrics
I think Colorful Paint Box by Cynthia Rowley would would make this pattern pop!
Independence Trail by Minick & Simpson would be pretty with this pattern.
I think it would look great in 1930's Lazy Daisy Baskets by Darlene Zimmerman. This is a great pattern!
It would look good with Blossom Petal. :)
I'd like to use Comma!
I just saw Twice as Nice by The Quilted Fish for Riley Blake, and I love it! I know it is not available yet, but I think it would be so pretty.
I would use Comma for this pattern. I like how the pattern has different directions in it. Thanks!
I think Kate Spain's Honey Honey would be perfect. Thanks!
Love this pattern! I would like to see it made from Edges by Laura Gunn for Michael Miller Fabrics using a mix of the Saffron and Azure colorways.
I think it would look great in Avalon by Fig Tree Quilts! Thanks for the chance to win! mom2ryandsis(at)yahoo(dot)com
I would use Noteworthy by Sweetwater.
I think the Cosmos Collection by Laura Gunn for Michael Miller Fabrics will be great because of the high contrast on colors available in the collection.
I am obsessed with Comma, so I would use that line for this pattern. I can just imagine the orange pops of color throughout!
I'd use Carnaby Street!
It's never too soon to think Christmas, so I would choose Snowman Gatherings by Primitive Gastherings. I already have a charm pack so some yardage would be wonderful.
I think it would be using Indigo Crossing !
It would make such a quick and easy Halloween quilt out of Too Cute to Spook by Bella Blvd for Riley Blake.
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I love the new line, catch of the day and was just thinking that it would be fun to use in this pattern and make a summer quilt with it.
I see some of the new Kaffe Fassett Collective fabrics by Westminster fabrics used for this quilt with most of the prints reading as a color, and a few with lots of colors. I'm partial to prints with blue, purple, red, orange, umber, and some that have a variety of colors.
Some of the new Kaffe Fassett Collective by Westminster that I like are: Sand Dollars, Cosmos, St. Clements, Daisy Chain, Flutter, Crackle, Blue Nets, Cool Zig Zag, Orange Pebble Mosaic, Violets, Babaganoush, Epoch, etc.
That's my fabric choices. Now UI need the funding!
This quilt is beautiful as it is, but if I had to pick a different fabric line I think I'd try Saltwater by Tula Pink.
I think Comma would look great made into this pattern.
I think this pattern would look lovely with the Totally Tropical Batiks. I'm a big fan of Batiks! Thanks for the chance to win.
I'd love this in Hello Sunshine.
I think Riley Blake's gingham would look really nice. Something about the grid and the angles.
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I think this pattern would look great in kaffe fassett's Westminster fibers collection.
I think Cynthia Rowley's Paintbox collection would look great!
I would love to see it in Sweetie Pie by Michele D'Amore for Benartex Fabrics!
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I love ladybugs! Ladybug garden. Its so happy.
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This pattern would make a great Christmas quilt with the Giving Quilt fabric line. Thanks. jleekamitchell(at)yahoo(dot)com.
I would love to see this made from batiks! The layer cake set Sea Glass Tonga Treat Squares by Timeless Treasures Fabrics with a dark gray batik in place of the white would be rich! jcoordt(at)hotmail(dot)com
Bronze Shimmer by Timeless Treasures Fabrics is especially pretty. rkbiggs at yahoo dot com
I would love to see Facade in the new Bake Sale line coming soon from Lori Holt.
April's Garden by DV Studio would be lovely!
Jeaneen Morrisons Grand Hotel would really look sweet Made up with this pattern.
Simply Color!
Happy-Go_Lucky by Camille Roskelley's is my favorite today
I think Facade would be amazing made with Avalon by Fig Tree.
Have a great weekend!!
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Because of the busyness of the quilt pattern i would use something soft and soothing such as Mocha Kiss Tonga. What beautiful fabric! I think something lovely could be done with the shades and variations using the pattern of this quilt.
I think Pb&J basic grey will look cool with this pattern.
I think Happy-Go-Lucky would look great!
I think this would look so fun and fresh in Comma!
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Happy Tones by Michael Miller Fabrics it just so bright and springlike
I would love to use Collage by Such Designs! I love the "eclectic-ness" of each print.
I'd love to see this in Simply Color by V and Co.
I'd use 2wenty Thr3e.
Avalon by Fig Tree would make this into a wonderful summer quilt.
Copper Canyon Ridge by Northcott Fabrics would make a great "manly" looking quilt with this pattern.
I think using Operation Homefront collection to make this pattern would be a great Quilt of Valor.
Avalon for sure! I love the navy blues.
I think it would look great in a crib quilt size with E-I-E-I-O by Jack and Lulu for Dear Stella Fabrics. This is a great blog giveaway idea!
I've been hankering to make a little girl's quilt with Cherry on Top by
Keiki for Moda, and this pattern would be adorbs! Especially with cherry red for the solid!
Black, White and Currant would provide lots of contrast.
I think this might be great in Lazy Daisy Baskets by Darlene Zimmerman.
I think that Happy Go Lucky by Bonnie & Camille would be so cute for this quilt. The colours just bounce and make me feel happy.
I cannot wait for High Street Fat Quarter Bundle by Lily Ashbury for Moda Fabrics to come out! I would definitely use it for this quilt!
I think Petal by Tanya Whelan would look wonderful and very springy.
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It would look great in Azure Edges.
I would love to use the Kaffe Fasset Earth fabrics. Thanks for a chance to win. VermontPines at aol dot com
I will be using Vibrant Poppy to make this quilt! It will be perfect and since we are here in Texas and it is bluebonnet season this seems to be the perfect color choice. Mrstexhammer @gmail . Com
I would love to make this pattern with the Stonehenge Cobblestone collection. Thanks for the chance to win.
I think E-I-E-I-O from Dear Stella would be a fun line to use on this pattern--such cute fabric!
This would look great in Textures by Angela Waters for Art Gallery Fabrics! I really like this pattern.
Chinoise by Studio K would make a very cute quilt!
Thanks Linda
Bungalow by Joel Dewberry would look great in this pattern!
I would use Piper by Dear Stella. email@example.com
I would make this quilt with "Shades of Black by Me & My Sister Designs"
I would use a yellow or orange monochromatic fabric for the back and binding....to make it POP! Cindy Newell (email@example.com)
I'd make it in Norwegian Woods.
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Gracie Girl, when it comes out, would be great.
This would be super in Old Glory Gatherings by Primitive Gathers.
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I think this would look amazing in cerise edges by Laura Gunn!
I would love it made in Spring House by Stephanie Ryan. Thanks for the chance to win.
This is a great pattern! I'd love to see it in Baby Jane!
French General Favorites would be perfect.
This pattern would be so yummy in Honey Honey by Kate Spain!
Saltwater by Tula Pink for sure!
Citrus Moda Marbles by Moda
Bobbins & Bits....by Pat Sloan!!! Looooove it!!! & Quilt would b for me....Mmmmmmmmm! :)
This would be cute in the 1930's Lazy Daisy baskets!
Seaglass Tonga by Timeless Treasures would be beautiful.
I would love to use Avalon by Fig Tree (love all her fabrics). What a terrific giveaway. Thanks for the chance to win!
i think that the new "too cute to spook" line would be adorable!
I think Basic Grey's PB&J or Bonnie & Camille's Happy Go Lucky would be perfect for this pattern! I love this pattern!
I would use Carnaby Street by Pat Bravo for this pattern.
Fig Trees Avalon would be pretty! thanks!
Fig tree's Avalon.
Would like Holiday Frost by Henry Glass - love those Christmas quilts a lot.
I would use Avalon by Fig Tree!
I would use Cherished God Gave Me You
I think this would look good in Good Morning by Me and My Sister.
I would use Deco by Jason Yenter for In the Beginning Fabrics in the Blues. I think it would be perfect for this pattern.
I think Fig Tree's Avalon would make a pretty quilt for this pattern.
Wouldn't Façade be adorable made with Moda's Apple Jack? It sure would be fun!
I would make this quilt out of the
Padstow Range by Cabbages & Roses for Moda Fabrics!
I would use the new leaf collection. firstname.lastname@example.com
I think Black, White & Currant, Color Principle for Henry Glass would suit Facade to a T.
I would use Boho Urban Chiks for Moday. It would be bright and the colors would offset the white nicely. firstname.lastname@example.com
Avalon by Fig Tree Quilts is my current favorite and I think it would be perfect for this pattern.
I would use Ticklish by Me and My Sister for Facade.
Posy would make a great summery quilt!
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Oh, my newest favorite is Pam Kitty Morning! Love the colors and how simply adorable the prints are.
Thanks for the chance..
This would be awesome made with happy-go-lucky by Bonnie & Camille.
I like Alexis' Winter Garden - it's got some beautiful colors and prints!
I think Stars Wars II by Camelot cottons would make the perfect quilt for a guy- using grey/ yellow for background. Such a diverse pattern- almost any fabric would look great. Thanks for the opportunity.
Paint Box by Laundry Basket by Moda would be my favorite.
How great would this look in Avalon by Fig Tree?! I think it would be beautiful! Thanks for the opportunity to win. =)
I would use Cotton Dots by Riley Blake mixed with solids. Small dots, edium dots, LARGE dots!
I would like to try it with Jane Fun Bots by Ann Kelle for Robert Kaufman Fabrics.
I'd choose Shuffle by RBD Designs.
I would pick Little Red Riding Hood because it's so adorable!:)
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I think Micro Mod by Rob Green would look great in this pattern.
I just think the licorice delicious wishes mosaic is gorgeous! Would love to have it in my stash!
I would use Portico from Dear Stella Fabrics for a gorgeous neutral-colored quilt. It would be so different from my usual brightly colored projects!
I would love to make facade in New York City by Makower UK for Andover Fabrics!
Happy Go Lucky by Bonnie & Camille would look great I think.
I'mgoing with Avalon by Fig Tree. The entire color scheme would show off this pattern so well. firstname.lastname@example.com
Indie Chic for Riley Blake. White/linen colored background. The blues and yellows would sparkle like facets.
I think Field Notes by Blackbird Designs would make a really fun quilt from this pattern. Thanks!
Blueberry & Lime Boho girl would go great with this pattern.
I would use the Boho line for that quilt
I would love to try Kate Spain's Honey Honey for this beautiful pattern! Thanks for the chance!
This would be fun in Honey Honey!
I'd pick Frippery by Thomas Knauer. He loves hidden messages and I noticed the fabric makes a "z" pattern.
Happy Go Lucky by Bonnie and Camille would be so cheerful in this pattern!
This would look great in Happy Go Lucky by Bonnie and Camille
This is always fun, I love it! I think Lario by 3 sisters would look good.
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I think Happy Go Lucky would look great with this pattern or Avalon.
I'd love to see that pattern in "Happy Go Lucky"... actually, I'd love to see that fabric in ANY pattern!! Thanks for the chance to win! firstname.lastname@example.com
I would choose Simply Color by V and Co for this quilt - would be very bright and colourful!
I just saw a preview of Kate Spain's new Sunnyside. I'd pick that!
I know it's not out yet, but I think that S'more Love, by Eric & Julie Comstock for Moda would look so CUTE in this quilt pattern. The owls are awesome @.@
I'd love to see this in some Timeless Treasures Sketch prints. Looks like an interesting pattern that would take solids or near solids really well.
Vintage Rose by Rachel Ashwell for Treasures by Shabby Chic. Would look so soft and ultra feminine.
Simply Color of Moda will be good in this pattern .
I'd choose Comma by Zen Chic for Moda
I will pick Posy for this.
I think this would look good in PB&J!
I love Glimma by Lotta Jansdotter for Windham for this!
Why not use Vintage Modern by Bonnie&Camille? I love the reds and blues in the line.
Fun pattern!
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Vintage Modern by Bonnie and Camille - so lovely! firstname.lastname@example.com
I would use Happy Go Lucky by Bonnie & Camille for this pattern.
I would use Good Morning by Me and My Sister
I would use Mill Book Series circa 1835 - Collection for a Cause by Howard Marcus for Moda Fabrics
There's so much movement, I think green eggs and ham would be really fun with this pattern! ... I will not eat them here or there...
So hard to pick just one favorite collection, but if I have to I think Avalon would be it.
Got to go with Avalon for this one
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Princeton Student Colony
Posted April 16, 2012; 12:00 p.m.
Princeton Atelier launches the "Princeton Student Colony." Read more.
Video Closed Captions
Elizabeth Cooper: It's right by the Dinky train station
and so I just ran into
a couple of
people who said they've been walking by
every day wondering what it is is because it's
something that they pass by every day and
that was one of the intentions of the
location â to be pretty central so that people
would be seeing it and wondering what's going on here.
It's cool to have a space that hasn't been
tainted in some way. It has whatever
connotation you give it. So, for me, it has a
connotation of magic
and possibility and potentiality.
Fritz Haeg: This project is called the
"Princeton Student Colony." My name is Fritz Haeg
and I'm leading an Atelier class here at Princeton.
Ray Auduong: The Princeton Atelier is a program that
invites a visiting artist and offers a class to
Princeton undergraduates during each semester.
Fritz Haeg: We would be focusing
specifically on a lot of really
fundamental human activities that are
really kind of dismissed or not taken
seriously by institutions of higher
learning, like cooking and gardening
and composting and napping and socializing
and movement and dancing and exercise and
conversation and gathering â you know, all
these sorts of
activities maybe that are even so
fundamentally human and so
obvious and quotidian
we just
don't take them very seriously.
Ugo Udogwu: I'm interested in art. I'm a visual art major,
and it's like this kind of
encompasses a lot of different things.
It encompasses art in a new way.
It's not just like you're somewhere
just making a piece of work.
It's almost as if the whole class,
the whole event, is an artwork.
Fritz Haeg: Dan Wood and I, my collaborator
in the architecture program, we
designed the platform, we decided upon the
tent and we created a basic infrastructure for
the students to move into,
a platform upon which things can happen,
a tent within which we can be
all winter.
So, we wanted to supply the most basic
kind of framework for us to
move into the space and start to meet here.
Daniel Wood: I believe in this project. I think it can
be a great experience and it's definitely kind of a thing
you don't really see at Princeton everyday or
really any schools. Charlotte Leib: We've had a
lot of great guest speakers so far
and they've been able to contribute a
lot of their expertise. So we're actually doing
something physical. So I think it's an
unbelievably valuable experience for
the future in terms of working in a group
and just
figuring out how to make things happen. is
We have so many big ideas it's just what is so great
about Princeton students. We're all from different
majors. D.J. Judd: It also has a lot to do
with low-impact living, performance studies,
social networking. It just seemed
to touch on a lot of things that I was
interested in. The
Atelier program is usually focused on cross-
subjects and it seemed like a lot of the
subjects that this class was intent on
was sort of right up my alley.
Elizabeth Cooper: It's not just our thing, it's actually
everybody's potential. It's everybody's space. And so,
I think one way to do that is to have
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Witch hazel is one of the most widely used natural ingredients in skin care products due to its ability to improve the look and feel of the skin and assist in the treatment of many common skin care problems. The source for the skin care ingredient referred to as witch hazel is a plant that has the same nickname. Scientifically known as the Hamamelis virginiana, the witch hazel plant is native to North America and grows in a band from Nova Scotia and Ontario, Canada, southward into Florida and Texas in the United States. As a skin care ingredient, witch hazel may be referred to as NCI-C50544, snapping hazel, spotted alder, striped alder or winter bloom.
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Between la Sagrada Familia and the Beach! DOUBLE/TRIPLE ROOM
Size16 m²
Floor No.12(with elevator)
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Elevator in building
- Balcony/terrace
- Towels
- Lockable room
- Smoking allowed
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|Gran Via de las Cortes Catalanas, 08013 Barcelona, Spain
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Communications: around my apartment are the Monumental Metro Station (nearest ) Marina metro St. and Las Glorias Metro St. and 4 blocks far it is Bus Station Terminal del Nord ... all very close.
When you arrive, I could be here or not (it depends of my work) but if we meet eachother you can count on my advice and experience in town for what you want , I'll wait for You!
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1) No children under 10 allowed and always sharing with 2 adults or 1 adult with 2 children older than 12
2) The Price inlcudes the renting of a private room inside of the house, not the entire department, renting a private room, you are entitled to use the common areas like the kitchen, bathrooms and living room and also the free Internet WI-FI, But remember that the Flat has more rooms for rent, So it could be possible to find other guest in your same dates renting another room with the same rigths than yours.
3) Smoking is prohibited both inside the room , as in other common areas of the house. Only allowded in the balcony
4 ) The house has a washing machine, but this service has an additional cost of € 4 per wash, not included in the room rate .
5 ) Upon arrival you will be given a set of keys for your exclusive use for which you are responsible during your stay, and you must refound them the day of your departure, once housed there are not come and goes schedules from the house, always keeping in account respecting the rest of the other guests at very early or late evening hours.
The check in time is from 15:00 hs ALWAYS (3pm ) onwards never before, and the day of your departure you must vacate the room maximum at 12:00 pm
House rulesADITIONAL INFORMATION
VERY IMPORTANT! Due to my work I'm usually all day away from home so it is VERY IMPORTANT that before traveling you to send me an e -mail with information about your flight , train, bus or medium you use to get to Barcelona , what city Place arrive (airport, railway station , bus station, and so on ) If your flight , etc. . is delayed please email me before leaving , telling me of the change and the new scheduled time for your arrival , finally would be good as soon you get the airport , and so on. You to send me a wassap ( free cost ) or an SMS saying "We're already at the airport " to calculate exactly how long should I wait. Remember that not being a hotel there will be nobody available 24 hours to receive you when your check In. I don´t answer SMS before the scheduled check-in, answer only Wassaps. if you have any questions before you get my home, you can call me on my cell phone and will gladly clarify any doubts . I will appreciate this gesture of you to communicate with me before you arriving, allowding me to welcome you in the best possible way!
Thank you!
Capacity of the room, at least 1 person, maximum 3
Accommodation 1 single bed + 1 queen bed (double)
No children under 10 years are accepted and always sharing with 2 adults.
Smoking allowed only on the balcony
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Me and my 2 friends were staying at Jose's place for 3 days and it was really superb! The place is very cosy, clean and close to a lot of sights. The metro station is reachable in a few minutes and there are a lot of good restaurants in the neighborhood if you want a quick bite. Jose is a very friendly host who offered a lot of information and help!
I had a great stay with my two children in José Luis. He was very considerate with us and very concerned about our well-being. We were housed in the very spacious and comfortable room for three persons with its pleasant flowery balcony.
A big thank you José Luis! Soon very certainly.
This apartment is in good location,very close to metro,grocery store and coffee bar?
The apartment itself has overvelming smell of air freshener and it's no very clean.
It was our first trip to Barcelona. Everything was very good. Jose was very kind, explained us everything we asked. We lived in a nice blue room with a balcony and we enjoyed watching Torre Agbar from it. Sagrada Família was very close. All famous "casas" were not far. Even though we were in Barcelona from 29.09 to 6.10 couple of days the weather was very warm - 27 C and we could swim in the sea and take sun baths.
It was a very nice stay in this appartement. José is very friendly and kind person.
He explain to us everything and what we should visit in the city. So really i recomend :)
Thank you José for the stay!
We stayed in José's apartment for 5 days and it has been a wonderful stay. It is a nice, cosy and clean apartment close to the city center, with great view from the terrace and very good access to public transport. In apartment everything you need is available. José is a great and very friendly host! He takes his time to inform you about the city and is helpful in any other way. We wish to return back one day!
The flat is near sagrada familia and only a few minutes to work through the Metro. So you can be in a short time in the middle of the city or at the beach, but you sleep in a quiet part of barcelona.
Jose is really nice and showed all the sightseeing points on the map and tell us how to come there.
The room is nice and clean with seaview from balcony.
We would host there again!!!
Thank you Jase.
Nights Gastgeber, alles ok
netter Gastgeber, alles ok
Our stay in Barcelona with Jose was very good, one of the apartment has a great view and is walking very fast in the city center. We would book again with him!
Unser Aufenthalt in Barcelona bei Jose war sehr gut, man hat von der Wohnung eine tolle Aussicht und ist auch zu Fuß sehr schnell im Stadtzentrum. Wir würden wieder bei ihm buchen!
good location and good accommodation.
buona posizione e buon alloggio.
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