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You guys still have CDMA?
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You guys still have CDMA?
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TLDR: Was hippy, got better.
Did they ever (275 comments)
Did Microsoft ever say they didn't read your messages? You're pretty silly if you believe any service that doesn't explicitly enter into a binding contract wouldn't be reading your data - particularly if it's free.
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Efficiency? If that what you think the big difference is, you might as well be using Windows.
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Because the average age of a Redditor is probably 14.
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If it were pointed right at us, my understanding is our ozone would be ionised pretty quickly. Clearly that would not be a good thing.
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I am a programmer in Sydney, Australia, and for a few years I have had a contract management company handling all my sourcing and negotiations. They get 2% and I make the final decisions on accepting the work. The demand for non permanent programmers to tackle one-off projects is huge here, especially from the financial sector. Conversely the supply of decent people to fill it is low.
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It's because there are too many kids on the
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Not to be too pedantic about it, but I'm very touchy about biological metaphors being inappropriately applied to technology (lets we forget how amazingly complex evolved biology really is compared to even our most advanced tech). FTFA, it sounds like they don't really "heal," they just reroute around the damage. But the damage is still there. It's more analogous to network packets being rerouted around a bad server than a biological entity actually replacing damaged cells.
The brain is known to reroute signals in order to restore lost functionality in stroke victims, so (without having read TFA) I would group this under healing.
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I agree it is a matter only a matter of time, but it appears that most people have given up (at least anecdotally) on FPGA systems simply on a rumour and maybe a prohibitively expensive prototype someone once threw together. Or perhaps I just haven't been reading the right scriptures.
Re:It's one of few anonymous ways to obtain bitcoi (437 comments)
Has anyone actually laid their hands on one of these purported ASIC miners? I see a lot of hyperbole, pictures and hand waving on videos - but to me they appear to be vapourware with nothing other than pre-order status.
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I sure wouldn't want other countries which buy our imports to say to us "wait that's not fair; it only costs you guys $40/tonne to export iron ore and we're paying $150/tonne. We're going to get the government involved to try and fight that somehow".
They did, it was called the "Free Trade Agreement".
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I think this was intended to be a joke, but actually kanga meat is available in most supermarkets here.
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How about the service provider connecting those home computers to the net?
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Actually the bee only dies because the stinger is barbed and it rips it's guts out when it pulls away.
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And where would you consider to be a "safe" area in the US that has no storms, no earthquakes, etc? And is also somewhat accessible and relatively close to a large population center?
It's not wirelessly transmitted, with appropriate infrastructure and interstate collaboration then it could be anywhere!
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Industry has been pouring billions into research. How is $120 million over five years going to do anything?
Anyone who invents a technology ( and production process to keep it cheap ) to get a 5x improvement will be a billionaire over night. If you are going to do this, do it right and spend some real money. How about 250 million a year over 5 years? btw. The if the US government pays for it, the US government should patent everything and get a 5x return for the taxpayers.
While I agree more money would be awesome (and surely if they're doing good things it will come), you don't seem to get the premise. The industry isn't pouring all of their "billions" into a collective research environment with the aim of brand new tech. It is fragmented with the majority of players focused on iterative improvements to the existing technology which they're already heavily invested in. It's not easy to sell R&D costs to shareholders when there is nothing other than a goal, investors want to see a real plan and predicted returns from day one.
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In this case I (being Australian) believe that it is more the church influence (morality and all that jazz) on senator Conroy (communications minister). He has been very supportive of content filtering and the content producers crazy plans to halt piracy. Occasionally he does good things, but I think his strong religious links (I mean that more in terms of people than faith I guess) unfortunately have a lot of his ear on these matters.
Re:Security problems (35 comments)
Must be great for finding exploitable home appliances. When is the last time you updated the firmware on your TV or your fridge? Wouldn't it be great if it were on an open network?
I updated the firmware on my Panasonic plasma not long ago, every now and again it asks me just as every other computing device these days does.
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I do live in Australia, and when truthfully answering there are "less than 10" people like me. That's not all that surprising because I'm only 25 however.


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The above says it all.. I have a bunch of limbs with old dried up loquats, and the remnants of loquat. How do I trim this tree to get fruit, and do it the most good? |
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pappy_r, A few weeks ago I posted a related question: "Do loquats only fruit on new growth?" There was no disagreement with a very straightforward answer from "Applenut": "Mark: Prune your heart out; there's not much you can do to make it not fruit. Applenut" . I hope that if anyone experienced a large drop in fruit production after hard pruning they will speak up. (although I *think* I've heard that some trees produce heavily in alternate years which might complicate things...). Good luck! p.s. I didn't know people could get loquats to fruit in 8a. Or do I remember something about a mild winter in Texas or elsewhere? |
Here is a link that might be useful: Do loquats only fruit on new growth?
Thanks Mark, for the fast reply. Yes we are only 12 miles from the Gulf of Mexico, and have had mild winters for quite a few years. There are some people 30 miles North of us, In Houston, that enjoy Loquats too. Your experience, and Applenut's reply to you makes me feel I can "whack away" and keep it from crowding other trees, with out worrying about hurting the tree. |
pappy_r, Actually, it doesn't surprise me that you can grow loquats in that part of Texas--I remember mostly beautiful winters during the short time I lived out there. However, I'm surprised you are so close to the coast and are zone 8a. There are some zip code zone finders out there that are not terribly accurate, and you might want to look into this. I remember going through this a year or two. I think the worst may have been that found on the National Gardening Association website: http://www.garden.org/zipzone/index.php Where I live, near San Jose, is unquestionably zone 9b. There are always a few frosts, but never anything more than a few degrees below freezing--it always warms up during the day. Now we never get big fronts moving down from Canada like you do, however once every 10 or 20 years things are set up so that temperatures drop into the 20-25 degree range. And that's it--it simply never gets below 20. So everyone will assure you we're zone 9b, however the National Gardening Association program spits out zone 8b--an average low of 15-20 degrees. Impossible. I checked Houston (near downtown where I used to live), Friendswood and Galveston. It also gave 8b to all of these. You might check the calculator found here on Garden Web: http://www.gardenweb.com/zones/zip.cgi I put in Galveston, Friendswood and Houston and all gave zone 9 (as it did for where I live). It doesn't distinguish a and b unfortunately. I suspect you are zone 9a. At least we can be sure that if the Garden Web calculator were not right, than there would be an uproar from 10,000 people. I do have to say I was in Houston one year with some temps in the 10-15 degree range (8a temps) but I was assured those were far, far from normal. |
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Loquats grow fine on the 7/8 boundary, especially near south or east facing walls of buildings. But they fruit only in milder winter, the flowers or tiny fruit being killed in hard winters. Every few decades it gets cold enough to damage the trees too even in near walls, but not enough to kill them outright or to the ground. |
I really don't know about zones, I just know that we are warmer than Houston, colder than Galveston, and we get occasional winter temperatures of 15 for a couple nights running. The Garden Web index lists me in zone 9, but I kinda plant like zone 8 If I didn't protect my Kumquat, it would have been frozen out years ago. But I only get a couple hundred chill hours, so go figure. |
Appreciate the thread here on the Loquat. Just moved into a house in San Ramon, CA, with a 20 foot Loquat tree in the backyard. Daughter loved the fruit and I want to trim properly. I noticed the comments have mentioned that the Loquat can take severe trimming. I wanted to ask the group if that means I can re-size my tree to a smaller profile. Maybe 12 foot and cut out all the inter-twined branches in the middle of the tree. I can appreciate that maybe I should do this in stages; but would like someones opinion before I start ¨ḧacking" away. My daughter loves this tree and the fruit - so I am willing to proceed with caution in order to stay in her good graces! Thanks |
If your tree grows anything like they do here you can't hurt them by trimming them. They grow like weeds here. They also take a lot more cold than people think. My uncle has them growing up near Dallas. Though down by the coast up to Houston they are almost like weeds. |
- Posted by gonebananas 7/8 (My Page) on Mon, Jun 30, 14 at 13:44
They will happily survive a lot more cold than they can successfully fruit in. |
You can prune almost any tree severely if needed. The trick is to leave a healthy "nurse" branch or two on board. This will keep the tree alive until the lower branching develops that can sustain the tree. You later remove the nurse branch(es). |
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I want to show you one very simple mistake that people often make when they're working in low-light situations, and that's they do this. Your pop-up flash is really not what you want to do in this particular situation. This flash is not meant to brighten up a dark area; it's meant to fill in shadows in bright daylight. The problem with the pop-up flash on your camera is that it's right in front of your subject. It's throwing a bunch of light directly into their face, and we're used to having light come from above. It's a whole lot of light. It's coming from the wrong direction. It's not a very pretty color. There are a lot of things that can go wrong when you use the pop-up flash in a low-light situation like this.
First of all, people can just look like they've got radiation burns; they've got all this garish light on there. You can use the flash exposure compensation feature of your camera to try and dial it back. But even if you do that, they still look just like they're lit from the wrong direction. We've got another problem here, because with this big window that's sitting back behind the table, if I take a flash, I possibly get this big reflection in the window. There is really just no good that can come from this flash right now, in this situation. So I'm going to put it down and leave it down and continue to work with natural light.
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The Tunnel of Oppression, an interactive experience that examines contemporary issues of race, class, domestic violence, religion, body image, gender identification and discriminatory forms and processes, returns to Talley next week with an all-new set of interactive exhibits and vignettes. Participants are again guided through a series of scenes that aim to educate and challenge you to think more deeply about these issues. At the end of the tour, there is a brief facilitated discussion, which allows the opportunity to process the experience. The entire experience lasts approximately 60 minutes per group and is an opportunity for students to think critically about issues that impact the NC State community. Experience the tunnel February 4-5, 2015, 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 – 8:00 p.m. Talley Student Union, State Ballroom. Find out more at go.ncsu.edu/TOO2015. Tweet with #TOO2015. See the flyer. See the full Diversity Digest for this article and more.
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March 17, 2013 – (Updated 2:01pm) So it's St Patrick's day, big woop. Couldn't care less. The Irish in me would rather fight than get drunk and make a fool of myself today. Especially after getting that letter from the Republican National Committee yesterday. What a bunch of spineless wimps.
Sarah Palin all cute and funny at CPAC does nothing for America's chances at recovering the White House. The Republican's are no better than the other side of the isle today. Gutless and unwilling to fight dirty. This voter will not be voting Republican next time. I'm done with that crowd of wimps. Too bad states don't have the balls to put controls on who actually gets to vote in a presidential election. Of course most people are ignorant and still believe there is a right to vote in a presidential election. There is not. Start by not allowing those on welfare to vote until they are off our backs. Nobody on extended unemployment gets to vote. Lets just make it real simple…Only income taxpaying citizens get to vote in a presidential election.
Tell me, who would you rather see running this country, a gun-toting Barbie doll or a woman who bigger balls than her husband? I'm not in support of another Clinton in the White House but if it should come down to those two, well, bend over again folks.
There will be others like, Rubio to look for in the battle, but unless something dramatic changes in the mindset of the Republican party, and I'm not holding my breath for it, my voter card will say Libertarian Party.
The Republican party no longer represents me. I will not be represented by a bunch of ass kissing, spineless wimps. That bunch has done nothing to help themselves. Hell, they couldn't even get their fellow supporters to vote for a decent candidate. Of course that says a lot about Republican voters in general. America got what it wanted not because Obama was the better man, but because Republicans are scared to fight dirty and Americans didn't get off their lazy asses and vote.
I'm done with that bunch of prudes. I'm done sticking up for people who worry more about gays and abortion than about our Constitution and the welfare of American citizens.
I will not be renewing my Republican membership. It's time to return to those who actually give a damn about me and my country – the Libertarian Party. I don't agree with everything they stand for, but for right now they are the only ones willing to fight for the America that I want to live in. -JRoycroft


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I haven't been thrilled with the yellow color in my bedroom since I painted it, but in the interest of not wanting to immediately repaint, I have lived with it. At this point I can justify (to myself) repainting. I had originally wanted a soft creamy color, but... I especially don't like how the cherry furniture looks against the wall. I was hoping for suggestions on a new color direction that would play nicely with the existing furniture and rug. My initial thoughts are maybe a warm tan or sand color? Or something else? I'm open to anything but gray. I don't like gray walls at all. Thanks in advance for any suggestions. |
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Benjamin Moore Guilford Green or Soft Fern. Either would look great with that gorgeous rug and the furniture, but also make the room pop a little. |
This should be easy. Your furniture looks perfect with the rug you have selected. Just match the beige color that is the background for the border of your rug. |
BM Grant Beige will work well with your colors. I have it throughout most of my house. |
Tib, I love the Soft Fern and the Guilford green. Both are lovely colors. I also think a beige picked from the rug would look nice as Beverly suggested. |
Yes, Holly-kay. I think the green would make that rug really shine and would compliment her furniture. I think she needs more wood trim to make beige work, i.e.: crown moulding, trim around the door way, etc. and actually, whether green, beige or periwinkle, adding wood trim would add a lot to the room, IMO. |
This post was edited by Tibbrix on Thu, Jul 10, 14 at 16:42
Thanks for the suggestions so far. I will definitely check all of those possibilities out. I had never considered green, but will look now. Those colors are soft and pretty, Tibbrix. As for beige, I'll look at Grant Beige as Chispa suggested, and take Beverly's suggestion of looking at beiges pulled from my rug. Truth be told, I'm a little scared of beige. The previous owners of our house had the whole place painted band-aid beige, so I'm always terrified of getting that back! |
- Posted by may_flowers (My Page) on Thu, Jul 10, 14 at 17:06
Grant Beige is supposed to have green undertones, so that would work with cherry. I am interested in it to replace Georgian Green in my LR, on the Guilford Green strip, which reads olive in my room while Guilford Green read minty when I tested it. It sounds like you want a neutral, so I'd check out Grant Beige. |
Yes, Grant Beige is a very nice neutral, with greenish undertones. I have some similar colors to OP and the GB looks great with them. I had first painted my house in a yellow/beige and it just wasn't quite right. It also turned sickly green at night. The GB looks great at all times. |
I have Guilford Green in my bedroom. It looks nothing like the sample. It's a deeper green with yellow undertone. I would go with a beige. Some of the popular ones. Shaker Beige, Kilm Beige, Macadamia. Manchester Tan ? |
I like the idea of Grant Beige or some other beige color. Somehow I'm not seeing green. |
- Posted by may_flowers (My Page) on Fri, Jul 11, 14 at 10:16
I think a very light gray with a touch of blue would be pretty with both the cherry and the orange rug. Does the rug have some blue in it? I'm not a gray girl either and have mostly warmer tones, but I painted my guest bath BM Silver Mist last year. It is more blue than gray and is a very soft, pretty color. My vanity is dark stained cherry and the granite is cream with bits of taupe and blue/green/gray. I didn't want to go full-out gray because the room is windowless and not tiled, so I felt it needed some color on the walls. Silver Mist was as close as I could get to gray without losing the blue. Actually, I could have gone grayer but had sampled too many paints at that point! You could possibly go a little lighter or grayer depending on your lighting. |
May Flowers, there is no blue in the rug. The other colors in the rug run more into the olive green/khaki area. Even so, I'm not sure that a blue shade would look right in the house because there is absolutely no blue anywhere else in the house. My home is almost all greens, yellows and earth tones. And the adjoining bathroom has beiges and greens. So if I went in the gray direction but wanted some color, I'm thinking that a green/gray could work better. |
- Posted by may_flowers (My Page) on Fri, Jul 11, 14 at 12:19
Oh, the bathroom...no, blue wouldn't work. I tried to find a neutral beige to paint my hallway that adjoins the Georgian Green and found that they either looked fleshy or muddy putty. Gave up and used SW Antique White, which can read yellow in bright light. |
Do you have any blue in the rug to pick up? I have this colour in my bedroom, and love it. Sorry, disregard my post, I see you don't want blue. |
This post was edited by aklvdb on Fri, Jul 11, 14 at 13:41
- Posted by Fluffeebiskits1 (My Page) on Fri, Jul 11, 14 at 14:22
SW sand beach or Accessible beige |
- Posted by patricia43 z8 AL (My Page) on Fri, Jul 11, 14 at 14:40
Squire Hill Buff by BM would be a great color that would blend the apricot/beige colors of your rug, look nice with your wood and give you some depth in the wall color. Blond Wood by BM is another very nice color that I think would give your room a little uumph and do well, as far as I can see. I do not see any green in your room but I know it must be there, but sometimes my monitor colors are not realistic so if your rug actually has a lot of green, I apologize for not seeing but still think this is a good color even with the green. |
This post was edited by patricia43 on Fri, Jul 11, 14 at 14:42
Thank you for all of the input. I brought home scads of the color strips today including everyone's suggestions, and so far, Grant Beige and Soft Fern seem to be the top 2 contenders. I'm going to get actual paint samples of each tomorrow so I can try them in the room. I really appreciate the advice. |
I went to colorjive.com, uploaded one of your photos, and painted the room a Ben Moore Green (they don't have soft fern on the samples, but none are exact and any green on that realm will look the same. I painted it in BM 501 and 502. The green on your walls is really gorgeous, IMO. I can't seem to find one comparable to Grant Beige. wish I could copy and paste the pic with the green walls, though. |
Below is a picture I downloaded from Joss & Main. I'm in love with it! Not sure how the cream will look against your furniture though. I'm so glad white and cream walls are coming back in style. |
I'm thinking that the Soft Fern is a strong possibility, but the Grant Beige will look to muddy/blah in the room. It provides no contrast at all with my night stand. Thoughts? Slight tweaks or different direction entirely? |
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- Posted by luvmysophiejo (My Page) on Sat, Jul 12, 14 at 15:32
I love the soft fern! |
Well, I completely see green with that rug and the cherry furniture, and as I said, I did your room on colorjive with a green, and it was beautiful. The grant beige is a very nice color, but I think it will be blah. I think that, with neutral colors like that, you need trim and crown moulding to really make them work. JMO, of course. Do try a sample of the November Rain as well. |
Btw, the green with the cherry furniture and that rug evoke autumn, which is why I think it's a great combination! |
- Posted by patricia43 (My Page) on Sat, Jul 12, 14 at 15:53
"I'm thinking that the Soft Fern is a strong possibility, but the Grant Beige will look to muddy/blah in the room. It provides no contrast at all with my night stand. Thoughts? Slight tweaks or different direction entirely?" I agree with you. I think many posters are thinking about a deep, dark cherry wood. There are many colors of cherry, and yours is a lighter softer color. It is beautiful. I have a cherry dresser (my Grandma's) and a cherry table (her kitchen table) that are that color (although age has darkened them somewhat) and I think you will need a bit richer color. I think all greens go with woods. I love greens with rich woods and I also love the color of blond wood but that might be too close tot he color of your cherry. https://www.google.com/search?q=different+colors+of+cherry+wood&espv=2&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=v5DBU8WfHMnNsQT57oG4Bg&ved=0CFIQ7Ak&biw=1164&bih=578 Twilight gold by BM is another pretty color. I do like the whitish cream colors with it also but the colors will give you more depth and deeper colors bring out the rich colors of good wood. |
- Posted by may_flowers (My Page) on Sat, Jul 12, 14 at 16:39
Having lived in a green LR/DR for the past 7 or 8 years, I'd want just a hint of green in a bedroom. Too much green and you feel like you're in a frog pond, as a family member so aptly put it. Soft Fern looks like an herbal green, so that should work with the rug colors, but I would look at the next lighter color on the strip. Also look for a barely-there olive green (yellow undertone). I'd like this olive color with your rug and cherry, though I'd go lighter. |
Colors with some depth, i.e.: the soft fern, are so great in bedrooms at night, when you're reading. They create a nest-like feel. But in the morning, waking up to that soft green I think would be perfect and a great way to "greet the day" as green is such a living color. People tend to be leery of bolder colors, understandably so (and the soft fern isn't even that bold!), but if you get it right, the payoff is HUGE. I'd say, just don't pick the color you feel "safer" with. Try to figure out which one you truly like the best and will make you feel the way you want to feel in your bedroom the most. |
- Posted by nosoccermom (My Page) on Sun, Jul 13, 14 at 8:11
Hard to say, since I'm not into green walls. How about BM Coastal Fog |
Another color, and direction, would be blue, namely BM Nantucket Fog. I have it in a bedroom, which has very orange=y pine floors, and it has a lot of yellow in it. In fact, Benjamin Moore pairs it with the colors you have in your room, namely the rug and furniture. And blue bedrooms are divine. Both of the queen bedrooms in my house are blue, and I'll tell you…the first choice of guests is always the BR with the Nantucket Fog - but I've got white furniture in there, so it's a different effect than your room would have. See link |
Here is a link that might be useful: Nantucket Fog
This post was edited by Tibbrix on Sun, Jul 13, 14 at 8:27
I'm definitely not leery of color, especially green. My kitchen has green cabinets as well as green walls. I just want something that works this time. Blue, on the other hand, is a color that I do not like in decor. It's pretty, but not for me. |
This post was edited by sas95 on Sun, Jul 13, 14 at 8:54
- Posted by may_flowers (My Page) on Sun, Jul 13, 14 at 10:08
An interior designer once told me to use the middle colors on a paint strip, so that's what I did when we painted most of our house. I've got a lilac guest room, olive green LR/DR, and had a blue violet bathroom. When we remodeled the kitchen, I repainted the green in the hallway to SW Antique White, and then I realized I was tired of the saturation of color in my home. I think deeper colors look good when the wall space is broken up by windows, doorways, white molding, furniture, etc., but my rooms have a solid wall or two, so it was too much color. That's why I say be careful of going too dark. It doesn't appear you have a lot to break up the color in your bedroom. |
Oh, sorry, I thnk you even said you don't like blue. Sorry. |
- Posted by luvmysophiejo (My Page) on Sun, Jul 13, 14 at 12:19
Tibbrix, I love your advice about not picking "safe" colors. I have been doing that for my new house - until I found a color that I LOVED and that made me more brave. sas95, I'd second trying the November Rain sample too. |
I am a fan of Soft Fern. I recommended it for a friend who has cherry furniture in her bedroom, and it looks great. I also have it in my basement "playroom" which has my old cherry kitchen cabinets built in, and it looks good there, too. I'd also recommend something along the lines of Paris Rain if it's not too gray for you. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Paris Rain
- Posted by nosoccermom (My Page) on Sun, Jul 13, 14 at 14:29
Keep in mind that when you try it against your yellow, you may not get the right impression of what the whole room would look like in that color. |
- Posted by may_flowers (My Page) on Sun, Jul 13, 14 at 14:42
Soft Fern looks blue compared to Coastal Fog that nosoccermom posted. Do you think a blue undertone is good with the rug? The green in the rug looks khaki to me. Post a close-up of the rug if you haven't decided yet. |
Soft Fern vs. November Rain. Plus a closeup of the green in the rug. Yesterday was sunny and the Soft Fern was reading green. Today is overcast and it's reading muddier to me. |
This post was edited by sas95 on Sun, Jul 13, 14 at 16:03
I like the soft fern. |
Try PPG Dusty Trail www.ppgporterpaints.com/color/paint-colors/dusty-trail-414-4 Nancy |
Try a sample of the Guilford green. It's LRV value is very close to the soft fern, but it has more yellow in it while the soft fern has more gray, so the yellow will make it warm like your rug, and not as "muddy" as the soft fern, which is the gray in that color causing that. And perspective! It's only paint and can always be redone. |
I think I have decided on the Soft Fern. I have been looking at it at various times of the day and it has grown on me. And it's true, it is only paint! Thanks everyone for your help. Next paint project is my living room, which, I'm afraid, I am also stuck on. Will start a separate thread on that. |
Please post a pic of the finished room! |
I definitely will. |
- Posted by may_flowers 8 OR (My Page) on Mon, Jul 14, 14 at 10:26
Hey, no fair! I just spent an hour looking through the green paints! :P I came across BM Harbour Town 493, which they show on their website paired with a coral color. I found only one pic. It's the paint above the chair rail. It is a green but looks a little gold here. Note the orange candles. Also Dune Grass 492 was used on Young House Love, so I got a link with some pics. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Dune Grass
This post was edited by may_flowers on Mon, Jul 14, 14 at 10:27
Wow, May Flowers, the Harbour Town is really pretty. I might just have to try that one before committing... |
- Posted by may_flowers 8 OR (My Page) on Mon, Jul 14, 14 at 11:16
I was trying to find more pics and came across on YHL where they recommended Harbour Town as a soft khaki green. They also mentioned Springview Green in the same room, which I had picked out as a possibility for my guest bedroom. So now I see that Springview Green is the lightest on the strip. It is a much brighter green than shown in this pic. But no wonder I liked Harbour Town and Dune Grass. Dune Grass is one of the top five favorite greens on the BM website. I think too much green and your room could read pumpkin patch with the orange rug. |
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Hershey, PA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 04/07/2014 -- With headquarters in Pennsylvania and a division in The Woodlands, Texas, Children's Cancer Recovery Foundation has remained steadfast in its commitment to "create smiles, inspire hope and rediscover childhood" for children under 18 and their families who are facing the hardships of cancer diagnosis. The Foundation has been the prestigious recipient of Independent Charities of America's Five-Star Best in America Award for seven consecutive years – from 2007 to 2014 – able to document, certify and demonstrate that they meet the highest standards of public accountability, program effectiveness and cost effectiveness. The organization focuses on improving the mental, social and emotional well-being of families while helping to minimize the devastation that cancer can cause.
"We measure the true impact of our organization in smiles," explains Douglas Runkle, Children's Cancer Recovery Foundation's President. "A national footprint allows the Foundation to make a difference in communities large and small, providing a helping hand wherever needed. Families of children with cancer often face financial difficulties – out of nowhere, household bills seemingly become overwhelming while utilities are in jeopardy of being shut-off and an eviction notice looms in the distance. We understand that. With the Helping Hands Fund, we provide emergency bridge payments directly to the utility companies and landlords, ensuring that each child under our 'watch' has a warm, safe place to call home while recovering from cancer."
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The Foundation also delivers gifts to thousands of children each year through the national Bear-Able Gift Program, including such items as board games, toys, crayons, coloring books, markers, video games, puzzles, teddy bears and craft kits. As Foundation representatives put it, "Anything that makes children'smile and laugh" are distributed to hospitals across the U.S. Further, the Bear-Able Gift Program is the largest supplier of gifts to children with cancer in North America.
The Foundation's Camp Scholarship Program, meanwhile, allows children in remission to reconnect with friends and activities they have a fondness for. The Program provides funding for a camp of their choice plus sports, music, art, science, horseback riding, skiing or whatever activities they missed most during treatment.
Eight core values comprise the blueprint by which the Children's Cancer Recovery Foundation and its stakeholders operate globally: Stewardship, the organization believing "we are all entrusted with a special responsibility to serve all children who are touched by cancer;" Respect, and being "open" to different cultures, ideas and points of view; Collaboration, working across boundaries from international to departmental; Integrity, practicing clear, direct and "appropriately detailed communication;" Accountability, accepting responsibility for the Foundation's promises and actions; Passion, being "immersed in the vision and mission of being the best in the world at delivering hope to children touched by cancer;" Growth, learning to adapt as individuals and an organization and Balance, taking time for personal wellness.
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Posing as elderly people calling in to 22 online and store-front retailers, the GAO report describes 10 instances of questionable marketing practices, including store associates advising people to take dietary supplements in place of their prescription medications. The GAO also identified multiple instances of suspect labeling practices, including claims that a dietary supplement can cure or prevent diseases such as cancer, Alzheimer's disease, or high cholesterol.
It is unquestionably unethical to overpromise supplement effects (especially to people managing serious diseases) or to encourage anyone to discontinue using medication or adding a new supplement to a treatment regimen without consulting their healthcare provider. Fortunately, the report does not demonstrate a pattern that gives reason to believe that the transgressions are widespread. It describes the sample of retailers investigated as "non-representative," which presumably means that they did not look objectively across the thousands of supplement retailers nationwide and select a group that somehow represents the industry. The names of the retailers were not included in the report, nor was it clear whether the instances of illegal marketing were discovered by a single retailer or across the group.
Since 1994, the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act has expressly forbidden these types of marketing practices, and it seems reasonable to expect that responsible supplement manufacturers observe the laws.
What impurities were found in the tested supplements?
Though none of the contaminant levels exceeded those thought to cause acute toxicity, the GAO found that 93% of the 40 supplements tested contained at least one contaminant and that 18 of them contained at least one pesticide residue. All of the contaminated supplements contained lead and others contained the heavy metals, mercury, arsenic, or cadmium. While the Environmental Protection Agency and FDA did not express concern over the immediate negative health consequences of taking any of the supplements that were tested, since conscientious consumers are increasingly interested in organic foods and knowing where their foods come from, extending that awareness to include the source and purity of supplements is the next logical step. In a statement to the New York Times, Steve Mister, spokesperson for the Council for Responsible Nutrition, pointed out that it was "not surprising that herbal supplements contained trace amounts of heavy metals, because these are routinely found in soil and plants."
Alan R. Gaby, MD, chief science editor at Aisle7 believes that, "while it is important to identify the purest sources of vitamins, minerals, herbs, and other natural substances, the majority of the evidence indicates that the benefits of taking recommended amounts of dietary supplements for proven benefits outweighs the risks."
The concerns raised by the GAO report certainly warrant further investigation, but before action is taken, it is preferable that regulatory agencies put the findings into context and support the efforts of reputable manufacturers and retailers, many of which go out of their way to provide meaningful, science-based information and high-quality products. Until more is known, there are plenty of things that you can do to choose your supplements safely:
"A closer look into the findings of the GAO reveal a chance for enhancing consumer awareness and empowerment through informed decision making," says Gaby. "This is the time to bring to light the reams of studies supporting the use of traditional remedies for common ailments. With enhanced access to decision-making tools and properly trained medical professionals, people will be able to safely utilize alternatives or adjuncts to over-the-counter and prescription drugs. In the end, access to truthful scientific information regarding dietary supplements is more helpful to the public than basing policy on questionable claims made by a handful overzealous or unscrupulous supplement manufacturers."
(GAO Testimony Before the Special Committee on Aging, US Senate; Herbal Dietary Supplements, Examples of Deceptive or Questionable Marketing Practices and Potentially Dangerous Advice; http://aging.senate.gov/minority/_files/hr221gk.pdf)
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Newly Baptized Testimonials: December 19, 2014
Read short testimonials of faith from some of MCGI's youngest brethren baptized on December 19, 2014 at the ADD Convention Center in Apalit, Pampanga.
MCGI, UNTV and Equinet Team Up for Deep Water Systems Construction for Yolanda Survivors
With the goal of providing potable water to Typhoon Yolanda survivors, the Members Church of God International (MCGI) and UNTV teamed up with Equinet Architectural and Engineering Support, Inc. for the construction of deep well systems in the province of Tacloban.
MCGI Youth Ministry Join DepEd's 'Brigada Eskwela 2014'
The Members Church of God International (MCGI) deployed its youth members across the country to assist in the Department of Education's nationwide school maintenance program dubbed as "Brigada Eskwela" recently.
MCGI's IMS 2014: Big Winners, New Format Changes Bared
Central Division's "Hindi Lang Buhay na Walang Hanggan" (Not Only Eternal Life) received the "Best Song Award" of the 14th International Music Summit (IMS) at the ADD Convention Center, Apalit, Pampanga last May 25 this year.
Newly Baptized Testimonials: February 7, 2014
Read short testimonials of faith from some of MCGI's youngest brethren baptized on February 7, 2014 at the ADD Convention Center in Apalit, Pampanga.
United Nations Goodwill Office Visits MCGI for Aawitang Handog Benefit Concert
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Bro. Eli Soriano and 'Ang Dating Daan' Honored in 34th Dangal ng Bayan Awards
Bro. Eliseo Soriano and his Ang Dating Daan program were honored with top prizes in the 34th Dangal ng Bayan Awards on February 28 this year at the AFP Theater, Camp Crame in Quezon City.
MCGI Supports Public Servants Playing for Charity via UNTV Cup 2
The loud and excited cheers of the Members Church of God International (MCGI) reverberated in the Smart Araneta Coliseum and in popular social media sites during the much anticipated UNTV Cup Season 2 Opening Games last 11 February this year.
UNTV, BMPI Thankful to God As Their 10th Year of Public Service Nears
Kuya Daniel Razon led the thankful employees, volunteer staff and beneficiaries of Breakthrough and Milestones Productions International (BMPI) in offering their gratitude to God on February 1 this year at the ADD Convention Center in Pampanga.
Bro. Eli Soriano: Triumph, Glory Belong to God on Debate Win
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