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More than 150 students attended a drag show at the University of Wisconsin-Superior on Saturday night. The event was hosted by the Queer and Allied Student Unions of UW-Superior and the University of Minnesota Duluth, the UW-Superior Gender Equity Program, UW-Superior Yellowjacket Activities Crew and Mark Spitzer.
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(followers of Nicolas ), a sect mentioned in ( Revelation 2:6 Revelation 2:15 ) whose deeds were strongly condemned. They may have been identical with those who held the doctrine of Balaam. They seem to have held that it was lawful to eat things sacrificed to idols, and to commit fornication, in opposition to the decree of the Church rendered in ( Acts 15:20 Acts 15:29 ) The teachers of the Church branded them with a name which expressed their true character. The men who did and taught such things were followers of Balaam. ( 2 Peter 2:15 ; Jude 1:11 ) They, like the false prophet of Pethor, united brave words with evil deeds. In a time of persecution, when the eating or not eating of things sacrificed to idols was more than ever a crucial test of faithfulness, they persuaded men more than ever that was a thing indifferent. ( Revelation 2:13 Revelation 2:14 ) This was bad enough, but there was a yet worse evil. Mingling themselves in the orgies of idolatrous feasts, they brought the impurities of those feasts into the meetings of the Christian Church. And all this was done, it must be remembered not simply as an indulgence of appetite: but as a part of a system, supported by a "doctrine," accompanied by the boast of a prophetic illumination, ( 2 Peter 2:1 ) It confirms the view which has been taken of their character to find that stress is laid in the first instance on the "deeds" of the Nicolaitans. To hate those deeds is a sign of life in a Church that otherwise is weak and faithless. ( Revelation 2:6 ) To tolerate them is well nigh to forfeit the glory of having been faithful under persecution. ( Revelation 2:14 Revelation 2:15 )
nik-o-la'-i-tanz Nikolaitai):
1. The Sect:
A sect or party of evil influence in early Christianity, especially in the 7 churches of Asia. Their doctrine was similar to that of Balaam, "who taught Balak to cast a stumblingblock before the children of Israel, to eat things sacrificed to idols, and to commit fornication" (Revelation 2:14,15). Their practices were strongly condemned by John, who praised the church in Ephesus for "hating their works" (Revelation 2:6), and blamed the church in Pergamum for accepting in some measure their teaching (Revelation 2:15). Except that reference is probably made to their influence in the church at Thyatira also, where their leader was "the woman Jezebel, who calleth herself a prophetess" (Revelation 2:20; compare Revelation 2:14), no further direct information regarding them is given in Scripture.
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Reference to them is frequent in post-apostolic literature. According to Irenaeus (Adv. Haer., i.26,3; iii.10,7), followed by Hippolytus (Philos., vii.36), they were founded by Nicolaus, the proselyte of Antioch, who was one of the seven chosen to serve at the tables (Acts 6:5). Irenaeus, as also Clement of Alexandria (Strom., ii.20), Tertullian and others, unite in condemning their practices in terms similar to those of John; and reference is also made to their Gnostic tendencies. In explanation of the apparent incongruity of such an immoral sect being founded by one of "good report, full of the Spirit and of wisdom" (compare Acts 6:3), Simcox argues that their lapse may have been due to reaction from original principles of a too rigid asceticism. A theory, started in comparatively modern times, and based in part on the similarity of meaning of the Greek "Nikolaus," and the Hebrew "Balaam," puts forward the view that the two sects referred to under these names were in reality identical. Yet if this were so, it would not have been necessary for John to designate them separately.
3. Nicolaitan Controversy:
The problem underlying the Nicolaitan controversy, though so little direct mention is made of it in Scripture, was in reality most important, and concerned the whole relation of Christianity to paganism and its usages. The Nicolaitans disobeyed the command issued to the Gentilechurches, by the apostolic council held at Jerusalem in 49-50 AD, that they should refrain from the eating of "things sacrificed to idols" (Acts 15:29). Such a restriction, though seemingly hard, in that it prevented the Christian communities from joining in public festivals, and so brought upon them suspicion and dislike, was yet necessary to prevent a return to a pagan laxity of morals. To this danger the Nicolaitans were themselves a glaring witness, and therefore John was justified in condemning them. In writing to the Corinthians, Paul gives warning against the same evil practices, basing his arguments on consideration for the weaker brethren (compare 1Co 8).
Simcox, "Revelation" in the Cambridge Bible; H. Cowan in Hastings, Dictionary of the Bible (five volumes), article "Nicolaitans"; H.B. Swete, The Apocalypse of John, lxx, 27, 28, 37.
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I have several huge elephant ears in pots that I need to store for the winter. Could someone tell me when to dig them up and how to go about drying and storing them. Do I need to wait until the leaves die off or should I cut them? If so, how close to the bulb? If you can help me would you spell it out. Unfortunately I need lots of detail.
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- Posted by plantermunn 7/ok (My Page) on Sun, Nov 4, 07 at 10:10
I would pull them up with the leaves on then cut them off close to the bulb after a couple of days. |
- Posted by texas-weed 7A (My Page) on Sun, Nov 4, 07 at 23:40
It is really easy. Wait for the frost to kill back the growth, dig them up, trim them up, place in a show box with peat moss, and store in a cool dry place. Unless you live in the panhandle, I don't think you have to dig them up, they should come back each year. My brother's do and he lives in Tulsa. |
I agree with Texas-weed that they should overwinter just fine in the ground, but let me throw in a couple of conditional statements. IF the soil is well-drained, they should be fine. If the ground stays excessively wet and soggy, though, there is a chance they might rot during a prolonged cold and wet period. IF they are subjected to a huge plunge in temps and they are unprotected, they might freeze/die or freeze and suffer death of part of the root clump, but not all. For example, yesterday and today in Love County, we are around 80s degrees for a high temp. If the cold front coming in tomorrow were to plunge the overnight lows on Tuseday night down into the teens (and we aren't going to cool off that much!), the elephant ear roots MIGHT suffer damage. The cause of the damage, though, wouldn't really be the temps in the teens.....they can handle that OK. Rather, it would be the sudden plunge from very hot to very cold that caused the damage. The best way to protect plants from that type of plunge in temps is to have them well-watered and well-mulched. I leave my elephant ears in the ground all winter long. I've only lost them once....and that was when we didn't have a hard freeze at all until mid-December. We had a VERY warm and dry October, November and early December, so all the plants kept growing and lookin' fine! Then, when the first freeze finally arrived, we went from about 60 degrees one day down to about 15 degrees that night, and then stayed very cold....pretty much below freezing for 4 straight days. I lost my elephant years that year. A year like that is fairly rare, though. Most years are more like this year where the days and nights gradually grow colder and the plants acclimate to the cooler temps and go dormant. Dawn |
- Posted by droogie6655321 (My Page) on Mon, Nov 5, 07 at 12:22
Thanks for the advice. I have some I'll need to dig up soon as well. My neighbor gave them to us for free, so we'll be getting a lot of use out of them. |
I have been leaving my EEs in the ground for the last 3 years. I let the frost kill the leaves back, then mulch |
- Posted by mulberryknob z6OK (My Page) on Sun, Nov 18, 07 at 0:29
What about in a large pot--metal washtub? Will they survive like that in the southern part of zone 6? And is that 6A or 6B? And what about caladiums in the same pot? Last year I dug them and put them in a paper bag on my glassed porch that I heat to keep above freezing as I overwinter a bunch of tropicals. thanks Dorothy @ mulberryknob |
Dorothy, The southern part of zone 6 would be 6B. I am not sure elephant ears would survive in a pot above the ground. It would depend on just how cold it gets, and you know how wildly variable Oklahoma weather can be. Having said that, though, our local weather forecasters here in southern Oklahoma tell us we are in a La Nina weather pattern, which tends to give us a warmer and drier than average winter. (For us here in extreme southern Oklahoma, this seems to be true so far, as we are still having daytime highs in the upper seventies to mid-eighties, and haven't had a killing freeze yet. No rain either.) One unfortunate aspect of a La Nina weather pattern as experienced here in Oklahoma, though, is that there are often some very cold though brief blasts of Artic Cold, so 'warmer and drier than average' doesn't mean there won't be some periods of extreme cold. In general, when I have a plant in a pot, I consider the plant in that pot to be one-half to one full zone colder than if in the ground. So, if you are in zone 6B, then your elephant ears in an above-ground container would be overwintering in at least zone 6A and possibly zone 5B. The reason is that the ground is a great insulator, and you lose much of that insulation value if you overwinter in a large above-ground container. If you have no choice about leaving the elephant ears in the container and leaving it outside, you could try to add extra insulation by placing lots of hay or bags of leaves around the container. You could pile a lot of mulch on top of the container. The elephant ears might make it and they might not. Be sure to water them occasionally, keeping them moist but not sopping wet, beacause plants that are very dry suffer freeze damage more easily. Caladium bulbs are tropical and need to be dug and overwintered in a non-freezing location. I have had caladiums survive only one year in the ground in the 9 years I've been in southern Oklahoma and I am in zone 7B. Even when I lived in Fort Worth, which is zone 8, caladiums seldom survived the winter in the ground. Hope this info helps. Dawn |
- Posted by mulberryknob z6OK (My Page) on Sun, Nov 18, 07 at 21:29
Thanks Dawn, I won't chance it. tomorrow, both elephant ears and caladiums come back on the porch. Dorothy |
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"We thought we could hear mice burrowing in the roof, so we weren't too worried about it." Says property owner Lesley.
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In this particular case, there is a good chance that the termites were already active when Neil & Lesley purchased the property. Had the building been inspected prior to purchase they could have acted accordingly a lot sooner and perhaps prevented so much damage from occurring, or at least had the matter considered as far as agreeing on a purchase price for the property.
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text: Latest Post: Started By: Rank: Category When should a person be punished for stating an opinion?As many people might know, 'Duck Dynasty' star Phil Robertson gave an interview to GQ Magazine and gave his colorful opinion on different social topics. The response from various groups made A&E pull him from the show. So the discussion is, if someone is asked for their opinion and gives it willingly, should they be punished afterward? Member CommentsthegreekAsknot. Let me get this straight. You quit going to a Christian College because the age of the earth tripped you up, and because there was a difference in science and the Written Word and none of the scholars could explain it to you satisfactorily.!!!??? So you trashed your entire concept of what you believe in and now you use that as the "reason" why Jesus cannot exist and there is no God and the Bible is wrong ??? And you want me to correct what scholars cannot, in your mind. OK here is my answer. I trust the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost account and if you had a lick of sense, you would too. Satan sure didnt have to spend much time wrangling you away from the Lord did he? Posted 398 days ago. stickhaulerasknot, were you there? I wasn't either. The fact remains, his statement was based on his perception as a child. When you were a child, did you recognize all the wrongs of the world, or did your parents shield you from the starker realities of the world like mine did? Given the much lower numbers of minorities around the Mid-Ohio Valley back when I was growing up, why wasn't there even more discrimination there? Or are you claiming the residents there were so much more into diversity in the 50's & 60's? You talk like hanging folks was an everyday occurrence in every community in the South in those days. It wasn't. And, since neither of us experienced Robertson's life as a child, your claims are based more on an opinion that he's lying about how he saw things back then, than any fact. Posted 398 days ago. stickhaulerasknot, that's where you are totally wrong! Poor whites were treated just as poorly in those days, read a little history before you slam people. Still to these days, poor whites are looked down upon, while discrimination against Blacks is illegal. Posted 398 days ago. luvthesouthasknot...perhaps thegreek deserves the chance to research the subject take your challenge if they desire...if his effort does not suffice then i will be willing to give you my thoughts. although i think you can find the answer if you truely desired. Posted 398 days ago. luvthesouthmoderation...i guess you missed the part where i agreed with you. in case you were wondering christians still make mistakes and some even on purpose. Posted 398 days ago. moderation"one could argue that..........,"mas malarkey. phil's 'character' is a hippocrite. His character is supposed to portray his (phil's)'godly way'. this is about saint phil, simply, not someone's mother cast as whatever, or Barry or the silent 'minority'. Posted 398 days ago. moderationgood early a m ,lts - in the words of old joe,"malarkey". be they commonly held views among the "less vocal of our society" or not,they are bigoted,and the accuracy of their associated character defects lacks proof. Posted 398 days ago. thegreekI would say Phils travels as a kid were where his 2 feet could take him. Probably a mile or so from where he lived. It is not like he was jetsetting all over Louisiana seeing the country and many people and making his statement today. His world was a very small world because he was poor. Creeks, ponds, hunting in the woods in his spare time when he wasnt helping the family survive. Is that so hard to fathom? Posted 399 days ago. stickhaulerFor God's sake, Robertson's comments about Blacks during the "Jim Crow" law era was based on his perceptions as a young child. A young child just as disadvantaged as the Blacks he was working along side of. A poor, young white kid, working just as hard labor as the Black field hands. And given the same respect from the landowners as they gave the Black field hands. Seems to me some folks are still trying to paint his words to mean what they want rather than what was said. Posted 399 days ago. thegreekI am sure in my mind that Phil was a poor boy that didnt travel much as a kid either. I think it even explains that in their books. So he probably didnt see much racism where he was at. They were just all trying to survive. Posted 399 days ago. thegreekMost people didnt travel much as a kid in the 50's and 60's. I know I sure didnt. I have heard and can remember some gas station that weren't open on Sundays back then. I had never even knew black kids existed until 1st grade when there were a set of twin boys we met We are all friends and neighbors now. Posted 399 days ago. luvthesouthBobDahler, i'll assume that you are doing well and appreciate your riddling response. you do seem require a bit more thinking of a chap when conversing. this subject is interesting in that i recently came across a family obitiuary from 1939 in which many of you might find interesting. at least i did. it said quite a bit about race relations during that time period. it actually validates phils description of black farm hands and black folk in general. although you won't read any of this in most history books as it does not fir the narrative that is being promoted. i work off of the belief that if you take any two different race people and drop them into a situation together, they will come together to solve problems quicker than two lonely teenagers on prom night. Posted 399 days ago. luvthesouththe recently discovered tribesmen in south america, we may very well look at them with disdain, but to them it is normal. we just have a different normal. it doesn't lessen one to have the freedom to the normal they choose...should it? we fortunately or unfortunately have the ability to have a say in our everyday normal lives and there are just as many viewpoints as there are americans. the universal glow of harmony does not exist as we are all not the same and hopefully never will be....at least on this earth. Posted 399 days ago. luvthesouthgood afternoon moderation, perhaps you missed where i stated that he did not represent a good role model in that episode. however, using your notion "cast in a role", one could argue that he was simply playing a character in much the same way as a proper lady may play an improper lady due to the requirement of the theatrical rquirement. could the children assume that their mother was an improper lady...sure but...as an actor one must be ready to play the most vile of characters if need be. would you say barry is playing himself or a role at the moment. i contend that we are seeing the barry many have come to deplore due to his ineptitude and lying. what is it they say..."we are all actors and the world is just a stage". frankly i found nothing bigoted about his opinion. he stated what it was like in his world and his experience. i am certain that others may convey a different experience...but that was his. think of Posted 399 days ago. moderationgood afternoon,lts- was phil cast in a role of an 'under the cover of darkness thief and trespasser(in addition to encouraging his children to share this corrupt behavior),or not? Barry hasn't had a cameo,... leave him out of it.I had this opinion long before Phil's bigoted spew. Posted 399 days ago. BobDahlerluvthesouth, I have no evidence. In the context of my remark, that would be exactly the point. Posted 399 days ago. BobDahlerOk, I'll bite... (again) I attended Louisiana Tech in the early '70s, near the end of the Robertson/Bradshaw regime. As I recall, aside from their skill as football players, no one had anything much good to say about either one of them. Robertson was still hanging around the campus off and on, essentially unemployed- I assume to bask in what reputation he had that remained. Ex-BMOC and all. Bradshaw had just left for the Big-Time. I think there was a little more politics involved in Phil's de-throning than his professed desire to go duck hunting. Anyway, we were all just young, dumb kids looking for the next party... Not much of a foundation for others to base their moral compass upon. Posted 399 days ago. luvthesouthmoderation...btw...i agree that phil did not exhibit his best message with that episode. perhaps our search for the perfect being should lead us somewhere else. Posted 399 days ago. Post a Comment |


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My next brain fart, or has it been done. I like the 7-08 round. Wondering what I'm going to get in to trying to get one built. Or is it already out there? Remember I did say brain fart.
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Bobby, I whitetail hunt with the 7mm-08 and really enjoy it. As you know, not a lot of felt recoil, (good thing), but falls to the earth at 200 yds.(bad thing). I thought about this also and I just don't know. My dilemma today is I'm trying to decide between ordering a kit in .204 or .223. So many choices, so little money. If you have one, what's your opinion of the .204 in the AR format? HJ
Bobby, I have a Bushmaster V-Match in .223 but I'm going to do a build and not sure about what cal. I want to go with. I like the .204 probably because I don't reload for that cal. yet. I'm shooting a T/C Encore in 7mm-08 and can't get that kind of performance out of that round. I'm loading Nozler 140gr.ballistic tips, .008 of the lands with almost a max load of 4895.Two seasons ago I shot at a whitetail across an open field at 275 yds and saw the bullet hit the dirt through the scope right in front of the deer. That T/C shoots quarter size groups at 100 yards, what's your secret? HJ
Remington R25 comes in 7mm08 caliber as well as 308 caliber. I think they are made by Bushmaster but not sure of this.


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Lately, I've been noticing summoners have been dying from minions and I've spent countless hours researching with my good friend and mad chemist, Singed. Here are our results: Tier 1 : Super Minion, Anti-turret Cannon Tier 2: Siege Minion, Caster Minion Hard to place: Mele Minion No minion has been harmed during this research and the results are purely my opinion. Super Minion: One is spawned each wave instead of the Siege Minion once the enemy lane's inhibitor is down. Super minions, just like Siege Minions, only take 50% damage from turrets. Two spawn per wave in each lane when all enemy inhibitors are destroyed. They are much stronger than any available type of minion. Siege Rider Minion: Siege Rider Minions are minions you could summon with the spell Promote. First tier because it has been injected with steroids (it's a LoL conspiracy, singed found out there has been an abnormal amount of testosterone found in the super minions). Anti-turret cannon: Anti-turret cannon are minions that were added for Dominion. They have the same in-game appearance as Super Minions, but in a miniature form. They spawn every minion wave and can be enhanced by Promote, granting them health, attack speed, and attack damage. End of first tier because of it is very mobile. Siege Minion: Siege minions attack enemies from a range as well. They recieve only 50% damage from towers, which make them perfect for tanking towers with. One spawns every three waves until 20 minutes in game, at which point one spawns every two waves. Siege minions have more health than melee minions. On Twisted Treeline, they give 36 gold on death, value increases by +1 gold per 2-3 minutes. On Summoner Rift, they give 27 gold on death in the first wave in which they appear. Self explanatory, most armor, range, most damage; protect this minion at all costs, it can mean victory or defeat. Caster Minion: Caster minions attack enemies from a range by firing bolts of energy that are the same colour as their teams. Three spawn each wave. On Twisted Treeline, they give 22 gold on death, value increases by +1 gold after the 1st wave and +1 gold per 5 minutes after that. On Summoner Rift, they give 16 gold on death in the first wave. Last place in 2nd tier only because of its' range. Melee Minion: Melee minions charge directly against the enemy. Three spawn each wave. Melee minions have more health than Caster Minions. On Twisted Treeline, they give 29 gold on death, and the value increases by +1 gold after the 1st wave and +1 gold per 5 minutes after that. On Summoner Rift, they give 22 gold on death in the first wave. This is "hard to place" because it is in the front lines and it usually get's picked off as 'cs'. Deeper explanation + how to counter Minions and turrets will only deviate from their standard behavior to come to the aid of an ally under duress. Whenever any unit is under attack, it generates a 'call for help'. Minions and turrets have slightly different reactions to a call for help. Under normal circumstances, a minion's behavior is extremely simple. Minions follow their attack route until they reach an enemy to engage. Every few seconds, they will scan the area around them for the highest priority target. When a minion receives a call for help from an ally, it will evaluate its current target in relation to the target designated by the call. It will switch its attack to the new target if and only if the new target is of a higher priority than their current target. Minions prioritize targets in the following order: An enemy champion designated by a call for help from an allied champion. (Enemy champion attacking an Allied champion) An enemy minion designated by a call for help from an allied champion. (Enemy minion attacking an Allied champion) An enemy minion designated by a call for help from an allied minion. (Enemy minion attacking an Allied minion) An enemy turret designated by a call for help from an allied minion. (Enemy turret attacking an Allied minion) An enemy champion designated by a call for help from an allied minion. (Enemy champion attacking an Allied minion) The closest enemy minion. The closest enemy champion. Note: Single-target spells such as Disintegrate or Null Sphere will not generate a call for help, however spells that applies On-Hit effects like Parrrley or Mystic Shot will generate a call for help. Because they are continuously reevaluating their target, minions will lose interest in an enemy champion if that champion breaks off an engagement with them, provided that there is any other target left for them to choose within range. Minions will only reevaluate their target every few seconds. This means that if your champion initiates an attack against an enemy champion, your champion will continue to be viewed as the most threatening target for a short time after you have broken off the attack. This is true even if one of your allied champions has joined the fight, since minions always prioritize their current target over a new target of equal priority. Note that if you leave the minions sight they will automatically reevaluate their target and will carry on walking or attacking something else, and they will not attack you again unless you attack a enemy champion in their sight
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Making an observation on your tier list you placed caster minion in tier 2, this infuriates me and you will be reported and banned.
Your argument has no context. Caster minions does the damages.
Plz Buff Shaco
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This literally made my day. I hope to see minion guides up on MOBAfire in the future.
If you're putting caster minions in tier 2, you probably aren't building them properly.
i think purple caster minions belong in god tier
Minions are op nerf nerf nerf


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Grace Road looked a picture throughout the 2013 season, and the efforts of Head Groundsman Andy Ward and his team have not gone unnoticed.
Andy and this team of Simon Brown, Chris Skinner, Callum Lewin and Tom Bradley-Smith, have won the ECB's prize for having the best one-day pitches in the country in 2013.
It is a fantastic accolade in recognition of all of their ongoing hard work, and Andy picked up the trophy on behalf of the team at a recent awards ceremony at Edgbaston.
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"The Club has invested in a new outfield, and also equipment to help make our jobs a lot easier, like a new roller. I'm pleased that has paid off for us. We have put time and money into getting things as good as we can, and this is a nice reward.
"The two games that really stood out in my mind are Gloucestershire and Somerset, which were superb Leicestershire wins. But there were good games throughout the season and lots of one-day hundreds were scored. The wickets did not offer much in way of seam or spin, and the batsmen enjoyed them.
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I can't make a decision, so have come to the experts! You have been so helpful to others with their quest for front door colors, and appreciate any advice you can give me. I am considering a muted orange, turquoise, black or leaving it white. It's only primed right now, but you get the idea of white. The door, stone porch and stamped concrete sidewalk are all new. Ignore the landscaping for now. The door faces south, but I live in a very woody subdivision, so not much sun reaches this area. I want a color that fits well, but doesn't stand out awkwardly either. In my mind, I love MCM and am going in that direction, but I know it won't be completely authentic to that period. What do you think? And if anyone wants to use their photoshopping skills, I would love that! Thank you. |
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That's pretty tibbrix! I can add that my choices. Thank you. |
I don't think I like the black or white. The orange could be interesting or a lime green/sage green color could be nice. Nothing too dark. |
- Posted by AnnieDeighnaugh (My Page) on Thu, Aug 28, 14 at 13:19
You have some red in your landscaping so I'd try a red or an orange. |
- Posted by outsideplaying (My Page) on Thu, Aug 28, 14 at 13:26
On my monitor the new walkway appears to have a bit of pink. What colors are in the new stone porch? I could definitely see some warm terra cotta on the door with your brick work and roof if it doesn't clash with the stone. |
Awm's sandy pink is definitely MCM, IMO. I think the Kasbah/Vintage Charm would look great with the creamy ivory of the brick an the taupe of the eave, as well as the stone beside the door and the pinkish walkway. I think it kind of encompasses, and compliments, all the colors you've got going on there. |
Thanks awm03 ! I was hoping you'd show up! :)) can you do your magic with a terra cotta orange? I'm not feeling the pink for some reason...my least favorite color. The sidewalk and porch floor are the same. The stone is in the taupe family. Thanks for everyone's input. It helps to narrow it down, and the orange family seems to be the favorite so far. |
I like the oranges too. Here's Sherwin Williams Emotional Orange. Still looking for a more terra cotta-ish color... |
I like the orange, perhaps a bit more toned down. |
Here's a very rough version of Tibbrix color |
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Try BM Tandoori and Byzantine from their 'Fiery Sunset' collection. |
The Tandoori with a couple of turquoise planters would be really pretty. |
If you're feeling wary about the bright colors, remember that your door is in shadow, which will gray down your paint color quite a bit. These mock-ups are much brighter than real life. Is there a can light overhead? That would make your door look fabulous at night. |
White for the windows on each side of the door, and RED for the door. |
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Awm, try BM Satchel AF-240 |
Tandoori is my favorite so far. Thank you for doing this awm03! When we first put the door up, I had it all planned to use BM Iron Mountain, but then got on the orange kick. I know it's only a door, but I agonize over paint colors. All my walls are white, except two accent walls in the iron mountain. Color is hard for me to choose. Can you photoshop iron mountain awm03? |
- Posted by Bumblebeez (My Page) on Thu, Aug 28, 14 at 17:05
Any reason not red? I would like that best on your house. |
I'd really like to see it in the Satchel. Hint, hint. Agree Tandoori is the best so far. |
There's also the GORGEOUS BM Wenge. |
A vote for white gloss white ..... with tall black planters with modern-looking grasses ...... ..... then add a modern fountain in the front yard too ..... |
- Posted by lizbeth-gardener (My Page) on Thu, Aug 28, 14 at 17:49
What color are the stone steps? i can't pull them close on my monitor. |
Teacats...sounds like what I would normally do and I love your ideas. I thought I'd try to break out of the mold and do something unexpected. Bumblebeez...red has come up a few times in this post and I'd never think red would go with what I have. Are you thinking a bright red or dark red? More food for thought. Tibbrix...are those gray colors you mentioned? Glad you like the tandoori. |
Nope and nope. *Satchel and Wenge" Tandoori best so far. I like the Iron Mountain too, which surprises me. |
Love the Iron Mountain! |
Actually, I think I do like the Wenge. In a high gloss, I think it would be beautiful. Too bad there's no color called Claymore, because I bet that would be a gorgeous color. |
- Posted by publickman (My Page) on Thu, Aug 28, 14 at 21:34
I really like the Tandoori, and it reinforces the MCM feel. I think the photo of it posted does not show it how it will really look, as it will be in a recessed area that is normally in the shade. A dark color in such a space recedes even further, but the tandoori color will bring the door forward and be more inviting. It's just a door, and if you don't like it, you can easily repaint it. Lars |
If I may suggest one more color... I like this acid yellow with the brick & the gray shingles. ( Remember, it's way more luminescent on the monitor than in real life) I experimented with bringing the shingle gray on to the gutters just to see how that would look. But I'm beginning to see how pink the new walkway is, so maybe the yellow won't work, and maybe some of the other favorites above won't work in real life either. Anitamo will know what color will work better than any of us because she sees the whole picture & all the details too. |
.lizbeth...The steps are the same color as the sidewalk. Awm03... You have worked so hard on this and I am grateful! Seeing the colors like this helps narrow down my choices to tandoori and iron mountain. The red door looks like a deep orange to me and gives me a good idea how it will look, especially since I plan on keeping the sidelights white. I will be adding a storm door in full glass, too, so that will further diminish the strong color. Thanks so much everyone! |
- Posted by ravencajun (My Page) on Fri, Aug 29, 14 at 1:36
I love the iron mountain it just goes well with everything you have going on. Second choice Wenge. |
I like Iron Mountain and Wenge. Iron Mountain goes well with your siding and wenge compliments your yard and the overall feeling of your house. I think both are winners. |
We used this subdued terra cotta color before: BM Onondaga clay. I don't know how to embed the picture! |
Red door/white trim! I think that pic looks fabulous. I understand that it might clash with the pinkish steps and walk, but it the picture it blends nicely and doesn't jump out at me. Beautiful. |
- Posted by nosoccermom (My Page) on Fri, Aug 29, 14 at 8:38
Can we see a pale turquoise? I also wonder whether an orange/coral might work. Have to say I also really like that darker turquoise/teal, door no. 15. Oh, and I just read some stagers advice to use a front door color that hints at the colors inside, i.e. what does your entry look like? |
Agree with nosoccermom that that orange/coral would probably look great. A coral and the Wenge would tie all the colors together, including the pink of the walkway and the steps. |
- Posted by Bumblebeez (My Page) on Fri, Aug 29, 14 at 8:55
I would like to see the entire door red. |
- Posted by outsideplaying (My Page) on Fri, Aug 29, 14 at 9:30
I love the Tandoori, and the Iron Mountain does go well with your siding, but maybe too well and wouuld be too blah. The Onondaga Clay would be what I'd envision as the perfect terra cotta and I'd love to see some teal/turquoise/bright blue pots and accents. Even those pretty blue hydrangeas. A coral door, IMO would bring in too much pink. |
Ok you guys...you're not making this easy! I love each of your suggestions! Guess it's time to order samples and try them on for size! The iron mountain is actually on an accent wall in the LR, so you'll see that wall when the door is left open. That's why I originally was positive I would use that color for the door. |
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I'm torn between SHE3AR76UC and SHE3ARF6UC (lowes exclusive). Both are Bosch Ascenta's, but the lowe's exclusive model replaces the half rack wash option with rinse and hold. Pros/cons of each? I'm not really sure how much use the half load option will get from us, our current habit is fill as much as possible and run. From what I've read rinse and hold keeps down the smell level and helps with pre-rinsing as you fill your dishwasher to do a full load (saw recommendation of running once a day until full). I'm leaning toward rinse and hold now, but any suggestions form those who have these options? Thanks, |
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My experience with Rinse/Hold dating back to 1975 is that it *causes* odor. I haven't used it in 20+ years. Can't say anything about the usefulness of half-load cycles. |
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Haven't found the use for either. While my middle rack tends to fill before the bottom, the bottom is rarely empty. YMMV. |
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I would opt for the half load option over rinse and hold. I had a Bosch from 2007, SHE58. It had the half load option. I used it sometimes, I try to run a full load as much as possible. I reduces water and time, plus you can put dishes anywhere in the machine and was available on most cycles. It gave me good wash results. My current Miele LaPerla 2 has a prerinse that I've never used in the two yrs I've had the dw. |
I have both options on mine. I've used the half load maybe a half dozen times in as many years. I used the rise and hold once or twice, and as I recall, don't really see the need for it....now the short cycle option, I use all the time! |
- Posted by weedmeister (My Page) on Mon, Dec 9, 13 at 20:47
Rinse Hold knocks the big pieces off where they sit in the bottom with the remaining water and rot. Half rack washes the upper rack completely. |
"Rinse Hold knocks the big pieces off where they sit in the bottom with the remaining water and rot." LOL ah now I recall why I never used it again, it smelled when I opened the door |
I've had a half-load option for 2 or 3 years, and I think I've only used it once. I thought when my sons went off to college we wouldn't have as many dishes, but we still manage to fill the whole dishwasher in a short time. Of the two, it sounds like half load is the much better choice of the two. |
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The 1950s gets tweaked when North Central College's Summer Music Theatre presents the rock 'n' roll-era musical "Bye Bye Birdie."
Show times are at 7:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and at 2 p.m. Sundays through Aug. 10 in North Central College's Pfeiffer Hall. It is directed by Susan Craig-Olsen, lecturer of theater at NCC.
She directed "Bye Bye Birdie" about 10 years ago at North Central College — only her second time directing — and decided it was time to revisit the Tony Award-winning Broadway production. Ross Berkley, a 2005 graduate of North Central, gives musical direction.
"Bye Bye Birdie" was written by Michael Stewart, with lyrics by Lee Adams and music by Charles Strouse.
Craig-Olsen's approach is a little different this time around, she said.
"I'm a little more confident as a director," she said. "There are a few people in that original production and they've been commenting on a few things they remember. I feel … I'm approaching it in an easier manner than I did the last time.
"Over the years we have developed a really nice community, and I am doing more bonding with the cast now. It's more about the experience now."
"Bye Bye Birdie" was written and set in 1958, and was then a starring vehicle for Dick Van Dyke.
"It's a comedy, and it sort of makes fun of teenagers at the time," she said. "It was the first generation of kids to have their own music, and they had these teen idols that were starting to show up all over the place — like Elvis."
The play is based on the mass hysteria that came in the wake of Elvis Presley being drafted into the army in 1957. Loosely based on Elvis, Conrad Birdie is a rock star who gets drafted.
"I had to explain to the kids what a draft was," she said.
Albert Peterson, Conrad's manager (played by Van Dyke), creates a song called "One Last Kiss." Conrad will kiss one lucky fan on "The Ed Sullivan Show" before going off into the service. With the money Albert gets from the song and the kissing promotion, he's going to marry his gal, Rosie.
"It just so happens that the teenager they chose had just been pinned to her steady boyfriend, and chaos ensues," Craig-Olsen said. "Albert Peterson has an overbearing mother and tries to come between him and Rosie. It's a silly, much simpler time before cellphones. There are a lot telephones on stage but they have cords. It's just a much more innocent time.
"We're trying to grasp the joyfulness and the fun of the show and embrace it for what it is," she said.
She has double cast the roles of Albert and Rosie.
"We have one cast that's a little bit older — Albert is supposed to be 33 — and the other is almost the same age," she said. "There are tons of teenagers and lots of families in the show. We love seeing that. The family that acts together stays together."
"Put on a Happy Face" is probably the most memorable song from the musical.
The cast of "Bye Bye Birdie" includes Becky Messerschmidt of Glen Ellyn and Kathy Musselman of Woodridge double-cast as Rosie; Chad Olsen of Naperville and Michael Sillar of Plainfield double-cast as Albert; Chris Oechsel of Naperville as Conrad; Audrey Hare of Aurora as Kim; Jeremy Cifonie of Naperville as Hugo, and Jane Warfel of Naperville as Mrs. Peterson.
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