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no... FPV camera & Keychain often receive small water splash
but stay ok...but i had rough landing that floud the FPV camera... dismentle & dry up in rice = OK FOR FPV fans... i strongly recommand the POLARIS : http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1500419 Waaayyyy beter than the 415 ... no water splash on your component... about throttle diff. : i use TX mix & remove the rudder water fin... |
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I was very interested to learn you don't use it! Think I'll do the same! I can see it as complicating things quite a bit. So the water rudder is OK except for windy days eh? Well can't see myself flying in wind because the water would also be choppy. I will be flying on the bay here and even light wind makes it very choppy. Cheers Kev |
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Superb stuff Kev |
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Saaaaaaaaay! Would look good on a CL415 Canadair with installation of afterburners in the nacelles & that landing light for landing on water at dusk! Kev |
Sep 21, 2012, 02:17 PM | |
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After having the kit for close to 1/2 a year I finally put it together and maidened it off the water with success!!!! But not without an issue though. The tail is very crooked on the back of the plane and the end result is it taxis very hard to the left. Enough to make it almost loop around. I have to trim the rudder all the way to the right to combat this. This makes for a tough setup with the differential throttle now being trimmed and now when I taxi I can only turn 1 way more than the other. Sucks! But luckily I only taxi for a short time and line it up into the wind and turn off the diff throttle and take off. The plane flies very well, its a bit tricky to figure out the CG on it IMO, I had it on my CG machine and it just doesnt want to seem to find that sweet spot. I had it set to 70mm and it still was a bit tipsy either direction. But nothing a little trial and error cant fix. The elevator is also very sensitive, I took the advice given on here and dropped my elevator throw from 70% to 55%....MUCH BETTER on takeoffs. If its a tad tail heavy, which it was, and if you take off off in a scale manner with 50-70% speed, which I did, and if you pull back harder than you think its going to pull, which I did, you could end up stalling it pretty quick.....which I ALMOST did. I saved it with a quick throttle up and fought it.
Another issue I just encountered is I was flying at the park, takes off beautifully from the grass by the way!!!!!!!! and I lost power to the motors and I had to make an emergency landing. 1 or both ESCs were beeping 2 beeps, then 1 beep, continually. I had no power to the 1 motor and it kinda just twitched. I thought maybe it could be the LVC kicking in. Nope, the battery was fine when I checked it. I tried to power it up after that with the same battery and a different battery and both resulted in 1 ESC not arming, but after a few seconds it would run like normal. I uplugged and plugged back in several times, still the same. Then I decided to go to the RX and uplug both ESCs and plug them back in. Now it works like nothing happened, both arm up normally. What could be causing this? I am running alpha 370 motors, 30a plush escs, 1 2200 lipo, the recommended mini/micro servos and a 9X Tx with the FrSky tx mod and a 8 channel rx. I have diff throttle setup as well. I also disconnected 1 red wire on 1 ESC when plugging it into the RX. I havent noticed if the motor that was acting up was the one with the ESC having a red wire or the one that is disconnected, I will take a look tonight to see. Any thoughts? |
Sep 21, 2012, 04:25 PM | |
getting these ESCs wet can cause some odd things, could have just dried at the same time as you were checking, or you could have disturbed some water.
I have my ESCs in party balloons on both my seaplanes and had hundreds of flights since then with no trouble.........it took about 10 flights for my Catalina to get an ESC wet enough to give the random beeping. However if you were talking about a normal plane with no water involved the symptoms sound like one ESC not being quite at full low throttle, it only needs to be one click of trim out and it wont arm, drop the throttle trim right back (if its the motor on throttle channel, if not use sub trim on the other) and try like that or if you have endpoint adjustment on the channel that the ESC thats playing up is on wind in a bit more travel on the low throttle side. The addition of the differential throttle mixes caused some fine adjustment on my Futaba TX/Spektrum module. I had to use offset get the motors to start together and sub trim to get them to throttle up and down at the same speed bu at some points the one motor stops and the other is just starting and it wont arm like that, give the tx a knock or reboot lipo connection and all is fine. Adjust the endpoints down and now will start every time. Dave PS I dont use diff' throttle usually as both my CL and cat turn fine without(just needs bursts of power to get the air rudder working as I dont use water rudder either) but set it up to show someone the mixing on here to help them out. |
Sep 23, 2012, 01:11 AM | |
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Flew it again today, no problems at all. That 1 motor dying with esc beeps is even more bothersome now that I cant recreate it. Aside from problem solving that issue the plane flew amazing. Grass take offs are a real treat, I actually used a chassis guard (thick protective sticker sheet) and put it on the bottom of the plane to avoid getting dinged up just in case I land on a rock and also it will be ready for the winter to land on ice and snow. It takes off straight as an arrow and is a such an awesome gentle flier. I experimented a bit with the throttle and stalling, it can be flown really slow but you gotta watch your turns, just like in the above video. Landing it was a piece of cake, the grass really grabs a hold of it once you grease it in. Do I dare say this plane is more fun in the grass than the water???? You dont have to worry about the chop, you dont have to worry about water proofing, you dont have to worry about the tip floats getting caught on a wave......this plane is sooo awesome.
I did a test and I am pulling 24 amps and 240 watts on full throttle. Running 8x6x3 props. A 2200mah battery sure doesnt last very long flying at about 3/4 throttle. Is there another 3 bladed prop thats more effecient? 9" perhaps? Or change the pitch? |
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"If I had to guess -- and this is merely a guess -- if the game were today he probably still would not play today," Williams said Tuesday. "But we're being hopeful that he will be Friday."
It's reminiscent of a toe injury that befell point guard Ty Lawson just before the regular-season finale against Duke in 2009. Lawson sat out the ACC tournament and the NCAA opener before returning in the second-round win against LSU and leading the Tar Heels to the national championship.
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Beall's Hill Revitalization Project
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Stained Glass Windows, All Saints - Seckington, Warwickshire
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Stained glass windows inside All Saints' Church, Seckington, Warwickshire
posted by: SMacB
location: West Midlands, United Kingdom
date approved: 9/22/2013
last visited: never
Stained Glass Windows, St Michael & All Angels - Appleby Magna, Swadlincote, Leicestershire
Stained glass windows of St Michael & All Angels church, Appleby Magna.
location: East Midlands, United Kingdom
last visited: 8/21/2014
St. Alban's Church - Copenhagen, Denmark
These stained glass windows are part of the St. Alban's Church, which opened in September of 1887. It is located just south of the historic Fort Kastellet in central Copenhagen, Denmark.
posted by: Chasing Blue Sky
location: Denmark
date approved: 9/20/2013
last visited: 1/4/2015
St. Mary the Virgin - Stained Glass - Rhossili - Wales, Great Britain.
The historic medieval church of St. Mary - Features several stained glass windows, including a window dedicated to the churches patron Saint. St Mary's church is located in the small village of Rhossili, on the Gower Peninsula, Swansea, South Wales.
posted by: veritas vita
location: South Wales, United Kingdom
date approved: 9/17/2013
last visited: 9/22/2014
Stained Glass Windows, St. Michael's Church - Sutton Bonington, Nottinghamshire
St. Michael's Church is a parish church in the Church of England in Sutton Bonington, Nottinghamshire. The church is a 13th-century Grade II Listed building.
date approved: 9/15/2013
Stained Glass Window, St Mary's - Snibston, Leicestershire
St Marys was built in around 1150 and is apparently the second smallest church in the country. It's only about 10 metres by 5.5 metres.
Stained Glass Window, St Petroc - Travalga, Cornwall
St Petroc church, sutuated between Boscastle and Tintagel.
location: South West England, United Kingdom
Stained Glass Windows, St Botolph's - Shepshed, Leicestershire
Stained glass windows of St Botolph's church, Shepshed
last visited: 10/20/2013
Window, Methodist Church, Skamokawa, WA
Lovely window in small church.
posted by: The 2 Newlyweds
location: Washington
date approved: 9/10/2013
Stained Glass Windows, St Michael & All Angels - Diseworth, Leicestershire
Stained glass windows, St Michael & All Angels, Diseworth, Leicestershire.
date approved: 9/9/2013
Vermont Building - Eastern States Exposition Fairgrounds - West Springfield, MA
Three stained glass windows are above the main entrance doors of the Vermont Building at the Eastern States Exposition Fairgrounds in West Springfield, MA
posted by: neoc1
location: Massachusetts
date approved: 9/3/2013
Tongerlo Abbey - Belgium
Tongerlo Abbey is a Premonstratensian monastery at Tongerlo in Westerlo near Antwerp, Belgium
posted by: naj16
location: Antwerpen, Belgium
last visited: 9/22/2013
Stained Glass Windows, St Michael with St Mary - Melbourne, Derbyshire
Stained glass windown in the fine church of St Michael with St Mary, Melbourne, Derbyshire.
date approved: 8/31/2013
Stained Glass Windows - St Mary and St Hardulph - Breedon on the Hill, Leicestershire, UK
"The Priory Church of St Mary and St Hardulph is the Church of England parish church of Breedon on the Hill, Leicestershire, England. The church has also been known as Breedon Priory and as the Holy Hill Monastery."
St.Columba, St.Bridgid, St.Patrick and St.Margaret, The Stained Glass of St.Columba's Abbey, Iona, Argyll & Bute, Scotland.
There are only 5 stained glass windows in the Abbey. These are of St. Margaret of Scotland, St. Columba - two, St. Bridgid and St. Patrick.
posted by: greysman
location: Northern Scotland, United Kingdom
Mission Church Stained Glass Window ~ Saint Stephens, Wyoming
This Stained Glass Window is placed above the entrance to the mission church located at 33 Saint Stephens Road in Saint Stephens, Wyoming.
posted by: brwhiz
location: Wyoming
date approved: 8/30/2013
Christ & Scout - Stained Glass - Wales. Great Britain.
At the heart of the Village of Roch, stands The Parish Church of St. Mary. The Church features a Boy Scout standing with Jesus Christ, a very rare subject for a stained glass window. Located in Roch, Pembrokeshire, South Wales.
date approved: 8/28/2013
last visited: 2/2/2013
California Welcome Center Stained Glass Windows ~ Buena Park, California
These Stained Glass Windows are in the reception area of the California Welcome Center located at 6601 Beach Blvd in Buena Park, California.
location: California
date approved: 8/26/2013
Vitraux de St-Michaels Basilica-New Brunswick, Canada
De beaux vitraux! beautiful stained glass windows!
posted by: gemeloj
location: Quebec, Canada
date approved: 8/23/2013
last visited: 8/24/2013
East Window, St Peter, Stoke Bliss, Worcestershire, England
East window of St Peter's Church, Stoke Bliss
posted by: The_Senior_Crabbes
location: United Kingdom
date approved: 8/21/2013
Wyoming State Capitol - Cheyenne, WY
These stunning stained glass skylights are found in the Senate and House Chambers and Room 302.
posted by: Outspoken1
date approved: 8/19/2013
last visited: 10/7/2014
Mariawald Stained Glass - Victoria & Albert Museum, London, UK
These panels of stained glass come from the cloister of a Cistercian abbey near Cologne in Germany. They are on display in the Victoria & Albert (V&A) Museum in London.
posted by: Master Mariner
location: London, United Kingdom
Grand Vitrail - Église Notre-Dame au Cierge, Épinal, FR
Le Grand Vitrail au sein de l'Église Notre-Dame au Cierge.
posted by: Infra-Blue
location: Lorraine, France
last visited: 5/20/2013
Saint Matthews Episcopal Church - Worcester MA
According to the church St Matthew's is largest collection of Tiffany Stain Glass windows on the East Coast (USA)
posted by: nomadwillie
Huskar Memorial Window, All saints Church, Silkstone, Barnsley, UK
A stained glass window in memory of 26 children killed in a mine disaster.
posted by: wireworm
location: Yorkshire, United Kingdom
last visited: 8/14/2013


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This page aims to give you helpful website links to research articles on homeopathy. Please note, I don't necessarily agree with everything on the websites.
The Australian Homoeopathic Association research page
The Extraordinary Medicine website
The Homeopathy Research Institute website
The Aude Sapere website
The British Homeopathic Association Research page
The National Center For Homeopathy Research page
The Society of Homeopaths Research page
The Faculty of Homeopathy Research page
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noize u missed, noize missed u
Jealousy is green and so are we.
What a fine set of mountains Cheeks is dragging you around. We did a family adventure around NZ when i was young - my main memory (aside from the smell of Rotorua) was that every caravan park had killer trampolines. Have a big bounce for me if you get the chance.
The noize you missed this morning was a great smooth ride. Not Mach 1, but smooth and hard. I had a place behind Butch for the first coupla rolls before the big guy sat himself down in the couch. He needed his bro. to fire him up.
Travel everywhere!
Christchurch - Mt Cook
Trip Start
Mar 16, 2009
Trip End
Aug 20, 2009
Where I stayed
Cheeks Campervan
He monstered over the rugged green volcanic hewn hills to on the East coast where we had a superb 'victory beer' to celebrate our first night in the NZ camper. A big Kiwi Steinlager!
We learnt that NZ is a deceptively large place as our hop over to Lake Tekapo ended up finishing half-way in a bush campsite in Orari gorge, near a strange little town called Geraldine (or Jess prefers, Grenadine. Love it!) Also drove through a palce called Charing cross that was very nice and grassy and not crammed with angry commuters. Aaah, relax. Lovely.
Next morning we found a little farm shop called the Tin Shed that sold extortionatley priced knitteds made of Sheep, Possums and old people. But they had a fantastic selection of animals which included a hen with an afro, a giant bunny and two legendary big black pigs that just nuffled around and ate soil.
We filled the van with fuel and filled the Jess with chocolate off-cuts from a choccy shop to finish the drive to Tekapo.
Lake Tekapo wasa bizarrely luminous blue colour, but very beautiful. And extremely cold. (J, I did jump in the next morning for about ten seconds when I thought the bones in my feet were freezing)! Top place, we even saw a Chinese couple draggin their old mamma up a steep hill climb and she looked like Benjamin Button. It was much to our joy when we saw Benjamin button the next day before the snow capped peaks of Mt Cook. Photo describes this best. Jess is being a trooper with the long walks and has now managed 3 or 4 2-4 hour walks with minimal Marding. Legend. (Pauly, If I dont speak to you before you hit NZ, I'd defo recommend the Hooker valley walk at MT Cook)
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is letting the slide on an auto-loader slam shut by hitting the release on an empty chamber. I was told by a salesman when I was 14 years old looking at some handguns not to drop the slide like that. It could damage the face or "mushroom" the chamber. I dont think this would actually happen, but ever since then, this has been a huge pet peeve of mine.
It happened today with a kid that came in and was looking at some firearms. Being Monday, it was slow and I was just walking around behind the counter listening to the conversation the salesman and this kid were having. He was looking at a Kimber with the slide open and he dropped the slide. It made a hellatious metallic bang, I am sure you all have heard it. Anyway, it was like nails on a chalk board! I wanted to grab the pistol and knock him on head with it! But I smiled and nodded.
This drives me bonkers! Just ease the slide forward if you want it forward. Its like slamming doors, no need. Release the slide like that when there is something in there like BRASS to slow down the slide and cushion the poor thing.
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SAN DIEGO - An all-time high of 60 people have died of the flu in the San Diego area during the latest "flu season," the county Health and Human Services Agency announced Wednesday.
The total tops the previous record of 58 during the H1N1 pandemic three years ago.
Most of the deaths this season involved elderly victims, and all but one had an underlying medical condition, according to the HHSA.
The agency blamed a severe strain of the illness -- H3N2 -- which took even healthy people a couple of weeks to shake.
"Influenza deaths are very unfortunate but serve as a strong reminder that people should get vaccinated," said Dr. Wilma Wooten, the county public health officer. "Severe strains of influenza, such as H3N2, are especially dangerous for the elderly and people with underlying medical conditions."
More than 5,300 influenza cases in San Diego have been confirmed by laboratories during flu season, with the peak near the end of January and early in February. A relatively small amount of cases -- 58 -- were diagnosed last week, the HHSA said.
The agency said flu season typically ends in early April, but since the illness remains present throughout the year, people should still take precautions like washing hands regularly and staying away from those who are sick. Those who catch the flu are encouraged to stay home.


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Cooking with Key Limes (Try These Chicken Kebabs)
by Robin Miller in Robin's Healthy Take, July 16, 2013
Growing up, I spent several summers visiting my grandparents in the Florida Keys. These days, when I see key limes at the market, I'm catapulted back to age 10–to my grandmother's sublime key lime pie, her tart limeade and that tangy-sweet steak marinade she made with fresh key limes from her tree. When it was time to head home, we'd squeeze a bunch of limes so I could bring juice home (clearly this was before carry-on liquids were capped at 3 ounces).
These days, you can find key limes in grocery stores nationwide. Thin-skinned key limes are much smaller than regular limes (usually the size of a ping-pong ball or golf ball) and they contain very few seeds. Green key limes are actually immature fruit and are fairly tangy, but as they ripen and turn yellow, the acidity drops and they get sweeter. There's no shortage of uses for key limes–use them anywhere a recipe needs a tangy splash of citrus flavor, such as in marinades for meat, poultry and fish; dressings and vinaigrette; salsas, pies, quick breads, muffins, and more.
Here, I use them to give delicious flavor to chicken kebabs.
Note: If key limes are not available, substitute 1 to 2 regular limes or look for bottled key lime juice next to bottled lemon juice.
Cooking spray
1 pound boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut into 2-inch pieces
1 small papaya, peeled, seeded and cut into 2-inch pieces
2 large green onions, cut lengthwise into thin strips, plus extra chopped green onions for garnish
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
4 key limes
1/2 teaspoon smoked paprika
2 tablespoons shredded coconut
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. Coat a large baking sheet with cooking spray.
Alternate pieces of chicken and papaya on metal or wooden skewers. Wrap the green onion strips around the skewers, in between and under the chicken and papaya. Season the kebabs with salt and pepper. Squeeze over the juice of the limes. Sprinkle the paprika over the chicken. Press the coconut into the chicken pieces.
Bake for 20 minutes, until the chicken is cooked through. Arrange the skewers on a serving platter and garnish with extra green onions.
Serves 4
Nutrition Info Per Serving
Calories: 204
Total Fat: 4 grams
Saturated Fat: 1.6 grams
Total Carbohydrate: 17 grams
Sugars: 5 grams
Protein: 28 grams
Sodium: 67 milligrams
Cholesterol: 72 milligrams
Fiber: 4 grams
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craftsman trim
We're renovating a craftsman house from 20s. Starting over on the ground floor with new stained trim and may just repaint the white trim on second floor. (I'm not sure when they decided to paint the trim originally.)
My questions have to do with white trim in bedrooms of the period. I've read that on this forum and elsewhere that this was not uncommon.
Does anyone know how they handled baseboards, doors and doorframes on craftsman second floors with white windows and trim? Did they typically go with white or stained doors, frames and baseboards in such bedrooms? Did the hallways have white baseboards as well? What about staircases in houses with ground floor stained trim and second floor white trim? Were they stained or white? I'm concerned about the jarring effect of the transition from ground floor stained trim to second floor white trim and wondering where that transition typically occurred.
I've seem one craftsman home that had bedroom doors painted white on the inside and stained on the hallway side? Is that typical? What do you think of that way of handling doors?
Does anyone have strong preferences for painted or stained trim in craftsman bedrooms?
Also, does anyone know whether the painted trim in craftsman bedrooms was purely an aesthetic decision or was it cheaper as well? Did they have cheaper paint grade wood in those days?
We've lived in 2 craftsman homes and both were different from each other. Home 1 was a 1905 4 square. All the second floor bedroom window and door trim, as well as doors, were stained and shellaced. All the hallway wood was originally stained and shellaced but it had been painted along the way. I know it was originally stained because I stripped it all. The baseboard trim in our bedrooms was originally and still painted.
Current home is a 1918 bungalow - nothing in the bedrooms has ever been painted.
You are right in that often cheaper wood was used in bedrooms in the same way that lesser grade flooring was used in the non-public areas of the home. In addition, alot of the differences were regional, too.
I've been in alot of vintage homes and I have seen stained doors, painted door frames; stained window sashes and painted trim around the windows; all stained; all painted. I'm guessing that your door with 1 painted side was not originally done like that - some homeowner through the years did that. I don't like that look. Just like with now, painting vs staining was also a matter of taste and budget.
The transition from stained to painted could be handled by a stained handrail on the stairs and painted balusters.
If I was buying a restored home today, my husband and I would prefer to see all stained wood in bedrooms. For our taste, stained wood is beautiful and much warmer than paint.
And for ideas, head to your local big bookstore - there are tons of books out there now, mostly with "bungalow" in the title, that have pix of decorating styles.
Don't know if this will help, because just like with many things, the decision of paint vs. stain could come down to "it depends".
Our 1920 foursquare has painted baseboard and window trim everywhere upstairs and stained wood downstairs. The baseboard going up the stairs is stained and simply meets the painted baseboard in the upstairs. All doors upstairs are stained, not painted.
If you're starting from scratch, I'd stain everything. But if it's already painted you might just want to keep the paint. Who knows when it was painted and it might have lead paint. That's what we have. We thought of stripping all of our trim upstairs, but with the lead paint it would be a mess and difficult.
Our neighbor did strip all of his woodwork, lead paint and all. But they didn't have any kids in the house to worry about and he's a bit of a nut. :-)
We have a 1905 foursquare. The upstairs is a work in progress, but the in the end, the combination will be painted wood trim in the bedrooms with doors stained on both sides. The hallway is stained. Everything downstairs is stained except for the kitchen which has painted trim. I have seen the stained doors with the painted trim in another old house, and I liked the look. I think it will be a good way to transition from paint to the stain in the upstairs hallway. Just my opinion though!
It varies so widely, regionally and from house to house, especially when you consider economic status as well, so you can't really say "always" one way or the other. I'm a complete ho for stained wood and to my mind there is no such thing as too much of it, so all things being equal I would want it everywhere, but yes, it was not uncommon for the more expensive wood to be used (and shown off by staining) in the public areas and cheaper wood to be painted used in private and utility areas. It was common for decades before that, too - many Victorian-era houses had stained or grained trim in the "show-off" areas like parlor(s) and dining room ;-) and painted in the areas that weren't for public view. I can't put my hand on the books now since we still haven't finished unpacking the library (!!!) but I remember that in reprints of some of Gustav Stickley's books that I have even he advocated painting the trim in bedrooms, kitchens and baths.
We have a 1900 vernacular, a goulash of late Victorian and A&C, in an old New England mill town, toward the lower end of the economic spectrum. While everything's been painted over intervening decades, our research (okay, picking at chippy areas LOL) indicates that the trim downstairs was originally stained a dark color while the trim upstairs had been painted. Oddly, the first coat of paint on the upstairs trim appears to be sort of a minty GREEN! I can't identify the wood downstairs without uncovering more of it, but the upstairs trim is pine. From what I can tell, the stair treads and bannister were stained wood, the risers and spindles painted, which is also a nice transition from a stained downstairs to painted upstairs. We plan on stripping and restaining the downstairs trim; the trim upstairs will need to be stripped because there are SO many coats of badly-done paint that the surface looks rather leprous, but since it is lower quality wood (relatively speaking, old growth pine is practically a different species from modern material!) it will be repainted. Eventually. :-)
I've also read many times that by the 1920s in many areas, another round of Colonial Revival style had begun to spread and there was a bit of a revolt againt the dark woods and strong colors of the A&C period, and magazines recommended all that darkness be "brightened up" with a coat of white paint on the trim and pastel colors on the walls. The Edwardians tried the same thing twenty years earlier. When I was a teenager in the 1980s I lived in my parents in a tiny Colonial Revival bungalow built in the late 1920s or possibly as late as 1930; we were renting it from the son of the couple who had built the house and there had been virtually no changes since shortly after it was built - the bathroom was totally original (I'm just sick thinking about it being renovated and the lovely apron tub and standing waste/drain being chucked into a dumpster)! The trim had been painted from day one... even then I had a thing for picking at lifting paint :-) and there was a peely spot in my bedroom from a brief window leak, and I remember being scared to death when I got to bare wood!
Mine's just a wee 1.5 story 1923 bungalow, so I can't help you on the upstairs/downstairs stuff, but for what it's worth, the bedroom/bathroom side is painted while the public rooms are stained. I'll note the crown on the painted private rooms is very very wee compared to the nice sturdy stuff in the other wing. Is fun to call them "wings" when the house ain't even 800 s.f... Indulge me.
I'm stripping the painted trim in the kitchen and know it wasn't originally done. Archeology, more like, as it was shellac-ed, then painted dirty white, then turquoise, then pepto pink, then a couple coats of white again. Yikes!
Good luck with it, you're doing the right thing in tracking down info where you can find it. Johnmari, excellent stories, but watch out using the words "ho" and "stripping" in the same posting. Could get you banned! ;-)
Many of the old houses in our neighborhood have stained wood downstairs, painted upstairs. Our 1910 2 storey Craftsman was like that, except 2 rooms downstairs were painted, and the wood in all the other rooms downstairs had been covered with some awful shiny shellac or varnish, sloppily applied, and peeling.
Upstairs we decided to keep the paint. I've been in several houses where they stripped all the upstairs paint and it is beautiful. We have stripped it in a few places: the old medicine cabinet in the bathroom, a window seat, and the gas fireplace mantel. The transition from painted stripped wood on the molding is a little awkward. But you get used to it. The transition is at the top of the staircase.
We recently had all the downstairs wood stripped. It makes a huge difference. Gorgeous!! And the painters used a nontoxic citrus product to do it with.
We have a 1914 Craftsman bungalow, one story. We are the 3rd family to own the house and most of the woodwork was intact when we purchased it (still is). The front/public areas are quartersawn oak floors and gumwood baseboards/molding/benches/bookcases/fireplaces with some inset of walnut. The bedrooms and rest of the private areas are fir and every bit of wood was originally stained. The doors to private rooms are interesting since the wood is a finer quality but stained to match the room on each side which means if you are standing in the "lesser" hall or room with the door close you can see the difference in wood grain on that door. Our bathroom door was painted on one side and stained on the hall side. We've continued that as it was practical.
The woodwork in two rooms had been painted before we purchased the house and we chose to paint over rather than rip out and stain due to concerns with lead. In those two rooms all doors retain the original stain and of course we've left the stain to admire. My personal preference, even in a 1920's home, would be to paint already-painted woodwork in bedrooms but avoid white (YMMV). I would look for a palette that enhances whatever woodwork remains (perhaps just the floor).
As for staircases, I would definitely return to stain as the staircase "belongs" to the architectural details of the main floor. I live in a neighborhood of A&C homes far more fabulous than my own and every staircase I've seen -- tours, friends, peering into windows at night ("research" a la johnmari) -- has had an original stained staircase. I have no aesthetic problems with a stained staircase heading up to a landing for painted bedrooms. I would wince (and have winced...) at a painted staircase landing in a beautifully stained foyer.
For research purposes I recommend waiting until it's dark enough to highlight a lit window but not so late the lights are out. Bring a dog for cover but don't forget doggie bags since you'll be loitering. Historic home tours are great but require planning and patience.
Thanks for all the great feedback! Very helpful.
At this point we're leaning towards some sort of cream trim upstairs to keep the cost down. (Getting rid of what's there -- white painted -- and putting in stain = expensive.) And it sounds like that's within the realm of historical possibility.
We have a 1930s Tudor. The downstairs trim and doors are solid oak; the upstairs trim and doors are pine. All floors are solid oak. They were made to be identical, just two different types of woods.
Personally, I would not paint the trim. But I think it is all just based on what you like and what will work best for your family.
Good luck!


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The Tour of Britain cycle Race 2010 goes through Mousehold in Norwich.
By ADAM GRETTON
Friday, September 9, 2011
Excitement is building for the start of the penultimate stage of the Tour of Britain, which takes place next week.
Dozens of professional cycle riders are set to hit the rural roads and pass through scores of towns and villages for the race that will take place next Saturday.
The country's biggest sporting spectator event will return to the region with a 200km race that will start in Bury St Edmunds and finish at the Sandringham Estate in west Norfolk.
Communities along the route are staging a host of events to celebrate the Tour and anticipation is building for the race, which will feature a host of well-known riders including Tour de France green jersey winner Mark Cavendish.
Last year's Norfolk stage saw an estimated 130,000 people on the streets, which gave a multi-million pound boost to the county's economy.
James Carswell, Norfolk County Council's cabinet member for cultural services, said: "Whilst hosting the Tour of Britain cycle race in Norfolk allows residents to enjoy the race itself, the large array of events that are planned for Saturday, September 17 shows that there's a lot more to the day than just the race."
"Communities will come together along the route throughout the day, whether for fun activities, or to raise money for local causes and associations."
The riders are set to hit the Norfolk-Suffolk border at about midday on Saturday and the town of Eye is bring buskers and live bands to the streets to welcome the participants through the town.
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The section between Diss and Wymondham will be a sprint stage and the riders are expected to arrive in the town centre between 1pm and 1.30pm.
Poetry busking will take place in the town during the day as part of the Wymondham Words festival and there will be a farmers' market in the Market Place.
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Gayton Parish Council will be opening its new play area and offering a barbecue to celebrate the Tour racing through the village.
The Parson Woodforde pub at Weston Longville will be hosting a farmers' market in their garden. There will be a Heart Radio roadshow in Reepham Market Place, a fancy dress bike competition, and the local scout group is organising a barbecue.
Stage seven of the Tour of Britain is set to end at the Sandringham Estate at around 3pm where a family fun day will begin at 11am.
There will be guided bike rides and sporting activities including archery, golf, speed bounce, foam javelin and watt bikes.
Entertainment will be provided by the Springwood High School Orchestra, the Norfolk County Symphonic Wind Orchestra, the King's Morris Dancers, and a local shanty band. There will also be a farmers' market.
For more information, visit www.tourofbritain.norfolk.gov.uk
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That's Great to see the Tour in your area.Less cars on the road I hope :)
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Oh come on Carborundum what a killjoy! The roads are closed by police motorbikes for a few minutes while the race passes through. Worse than that happens with accidents most days. This is a fantastic festival of sport and I'm glad to see it's back in West Norfolk, as well as getting the area on TV.
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That's Great to see the Tour in your area.Less cars on the road I hope :)
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Who gives a damn. Closing roads off for a bike ride is a real nuisance
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A 33-year-old homeless Hilo man was arrested following an alleged armed robbery at the Kinoole Street 7-Eleven store during the weekend.
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Court documents filed by police state the cashier on duty, 25-year-old Felixon Kansou, reported a man purchased drinks and paid for them with an Oregon EBT card. He also tried to purchase a box of Newport cigarettes, which Kansou requested $10.15 in cash for. When Kansou refused, the man reportedly told Kansou, "You like me shoot your head off?"
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