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The 30-share barometer, which gained 149.25 points in the previous session, declined marginally by 16.26 points to 17,972.04 points in opening trade today.
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I have setup our core 6600 switch as the default gateway for our 3 different VLANs. Our clients all connect via a MS DHCP server which assigns the different IP addresses for the different subnets on the VLANS, the default gateway is set as the appropriate IP address for the core switch on the relevant VLAN interface.
Default Gateway (our Primary ISP) on the switch is 10.60.66.1
VLAN10 192.168.1.0 Default GW via DHCP is 192.168.1.1 (the core switch VLAN10 interface)
VLAN20 192.168.2.0 Default GW via DHCP is 192.168.2.1 (the core switch VLAN20 interface)
VLAN30 192.168.3.0 Default GW via DHCP is 192.168.3.2 (the 2nd ISP router interface within VLAN30)
Our main ISP is set as the default gateway 10.60.66.1 (which is on VLAN500) on the 6600 and we also have a catch all route of 0.0.0.0/0 going to this address.
What I need to do now is add an extra route in for VLAN30 to access the internet via a different ISP, the inapporpriate work around I am currently using is our DHCP server sets the default gateway on VLAN30 as the secondary ISPs address but this stops inter-VLAN routing.
I need to get the switch to route traffic to the secondary ISP address for VLAN30 so my clients on VLAN30 can access resources in the other VLANs but get their internet from the 2nd ISP.
I'm sure this must be so simple to do but I have fried my brain!!
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Utah football: Utes will burn Conner Manning's redshirt year if Adam Schulz goes down
Ravell Call, Deseret News
SALT LAKE CITY — With Travis Wilson out for the season, the Utah quarterback situation has become tenuous. Former walk-on Adam Schulz has taken over as the starter and a pair of redshirt freshmen are serving as the backups.
While Schulz has shown he can handle the pressure of being the starter — he played fairly well in his first-ever start against the No. 6 team in the country with a touchdown pass and a touchdown run last Saturday — the scary question for the Utes is what happens if something should happen to Schulz.
Not only would the Utes have to use an untested, teenaged freshman, but they would have to burn a redshirt season for one of their two promising young quarterbacks from Southern California.
Utah coach Kyle Whittingham said if something happened to Schulz, the Utes would go with Conner Manning, who passed for 9,447 yards at El Toro High School in Lake Forest, Calif.
"We're one snap away,'' said Whittingham. "We've had that discussion with Conner Manning and if he has to play, he has to play. Unforseen things happen.''
Behind him is Brandon Cox, who starred for Pasadena (Calif.) High last year.
"Those two guys have both had that discussion and if called upon are ready to go,'' said Whittingham.
When talking about Manning, Whittingham used words like "mature,'' "cerebral" "accurate" and "poised,'' while acknowledging he doesn't have the arm strength of Schulz or the running ability of Wilson.
"Manning's looked good all year. He's progressed each week and taken a step forward,'' Whittingham said recently. "As a true freshman, he's really done a lot of good things as far as his command of the offense goes.''
Whittingham wouldn't say what the plan is, but if Schulz must go out of the game for a play or two — if, for example, a helmet comes off or he gets the wind knocked out of him — Utah's head coach said, "We do have a situation to cover ourselves for a play or two.''
Some Ute fans may remember how quarterback Alex Smith lost his redshirt year in 2002 when he came in for a handful of plays in a loss at San Diego State. It seemed like a big deal at the time and coach Ron McBride was criticized for it, but as it turned out, Smith left for the NFL after three years and didn't even use one of his eligible seasons.
Whittingham emphasized that wouldn't happen this year — that he wouldn't bring in a redshirt freshman because of ineffectiveness by the starter.
"We wouldn't burn it for that,'' he said. "Adam is our guy and we're down to the last few games.''
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Tricot seedlings
I have a brugmansia seedling that has emerged as a tricotyledon(it has three seed leaves).
I did a search on the Forum and elsewhere and it seems that when this happens, it's the plant equivalent of a twin, perhaps a conjoined twin? Everything else about the seedling appears normal; stalk looks healthy and stout. I am very curious to see how it develops.
Anyone else encountered these sorts of variations? I'm sure it's not uncommon. What other plant species tend to do this?
I posted a detailed reply to your post on the brugmansia forum under the key word "tricot".
Self the flowers of the tricot seedling and let me know what the ratio of the first generation tricots to regular seedlings. I selfed a tricot marigold and the ratio went from 1 in 43 seedlings being a tricot in the regular population of marigolds to 1 in 13 tricots in the selfed tricots's seedlings.
Yes, it is called apomyxis and is common in citrus. Although most of the small seedlings thus obtained have only half the normal chromosomes and don't do as well as a single seed. It happens if a flower is not pollinated. Self pollination is when you take the pollen from a plants stamens and puts them on the pistol of the same plant. Look at the FAQ of how to pollinate a tomatoe. Im a self taught plant breeder and nursery salesman for 30 yrs now.
Yes this has happened to my kale plants the kale on the left was a mutated tricot n the kale on the right is a regular dicot if u notice the tricot kale is not as big which leads me to believe it is a dwarf maybe but even though it is smaller it is growing great n I don't notice any pros or cons yet and yes I'm gonna bag the flower stalk an self this kale haha I will let u guys know if I remember on how the plants do..


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To her surprise, she found a career - a calling - that fit her just as well, if not better, than tennis. Nine years ago the 35-year-old Suffolk native joined the city's Department of Fire & Rescue.
"I never thought there would be a more perfect fit other than tennis. Tennis was my life. I went through an adjustment when I realized I needed a career. I liked what the fire department stood for. The tradition. The family."
Cross teaches future emergency responders how to treat patients.
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Cross graduated from Nansemond-Suffolk Academy early because she was recruited on a full tennis scholarship to the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg. She played in small, nontelevised professional tournaments and trained with tennis greats Jennifer Capriati and Jim Courier. Cross also has been teaching tennis her whole life, and she's a volunteer coach for the Special Olympics.
When the training and traveling involved with tennis became too expensive, she decided to shift professional gears - but her path to Suffolk Fire-Rescue had its fits and starts. She initially considered becoming a cop. It didn't suit her personality though. Briefly, she also worked as a child-support enforcer before discovering it was not her thing either. "I'm an adrenaline junkie."
When she first started with Suffolk Fire-Rescue, Cross' interest was riding in a fire engine. Shequickly realized most of the calls were medical. Before long, those calls became more important to her, and she wanted to do more for patients. She became a paramedic in 2007.
Cross doesn't exactly hop from call to call nowadays. When her 12-year-old daughter, Maya, started having seizures in the middle of the night, she wanted to be home for the girl who was born with a rare chromosomal disorder. She also has a 10-year-old son, Noah, and a 12-year-old stepson, Josiah.
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Depending on what Cross' goals are, Huffman said, he could see her advancing within the department to become an officer.
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Cuisinart Elite 12-Cup Food Processor
Cuisinart Elite 12-Cup Food Processor
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|Product Type: Electric processor
|Primary Material: Plastic
|Number of Items Included: 12
|Pieces Included: Base, feed tube, 12-cup work bowl, 4-cup work bowl, small and large food pushers, spatula, stem adapter, small and large chopping/mixing blades, slicing disc, shredding desc, dough blade, dvd
|Lid Included: Yes
|Locking Base: Yes
|Handles Included: Yes
|Number of Speed Settings: 2
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|Capacity: 12 Cups
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|Assembly Required: No
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|Additional Parts Required: No
|Product Warranty: 10 years full on motor, 3 years limited on unit
|BPA Free: Yes
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Let's face it, hockey fans tend to be a pretty cranky bunch. Whether it's because the game is so violent, or the rinks are so cold, or the hair is so horrible, we seem to be destined to focus on the negative. And luckily for us, this NHL season has given up plenty of negativity to celebrate.
So let's take a look around the league, focus on what's gone wrong, and figure out why you should feel good about it.
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What's gone wrong: Gabriel Landeskog was hurt, Ryan O'Reilly wouldn't sign, and by the time everyone was back in the lineup the season was already a write-off. A major housecleaning now seems inevitable.
Why that should make you happy: Patrick Roy as an NHL coach, Patrick Roy as an NHL coach, Patrick Roy as an NHL coach. [Rocks back and forth in giddy anticipation.]
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The nation has reached a critical juncture with its current surface transportation policies and programs. Demand has outpaced the capacity of the system, resulting in increased congestion. In addition, without significant changes in funding mechanisms, revenue sources, or planned spending, the Highway Trust Fund--the major source of federal highway and transit funding--is projected to incur significant deficits in the years ahead. Furthermore, the nation is on a fiscally unsustainable path. Recognizing many of these challenges and the importance of the transportation system to the nation, Congress established The National Surface Transportation Policy and Revenue Study Commission (Commission) to examine current and future needs of the system and recommend needed changes to the surface transportation program, among other things. The Commission issued its report in January 2008. This testimony discusses 1) principles to assess proposals for restructuring the surface transportation program and 2) GAO's preliminary observations on the Commission's recommendations. This statement is based on GAO's ongoing work for the Ranking Member of this Committee, the Chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, Senator DeMint, as well as a body of work GAO has completed over the past several years for Congress.
GAO has called for a fundamental reexamination of the nation's surface transportation program because, among other things, the current goals are unclear, the funding outlook for the program is uncertain, and the efficiency of the system is declining. A sound basis for reexamination can productively begin with identification of and debate on underlying principles. Through prior analyses of existing programs, GAO identified a number of principles that could help drive an assessment of proposals for restructuring the federal surface transportation program. These principles include (1) defining the federal role based on identified areas of national interest, (2) incorporating performance and accountability for results into funding decisions, and (3) ensuring fiscal sustainability and employing the best tools and approaches to improve results and return on investment. GAO developed these principles based on prior analyses of existing surface transportation programs as well as a body of work that GAO developed for Congress, including its High-Risk, Performance and Accountability, and 21st Century Challenges reports. The principles do not prescribe a specific approach to restructuring, but they do highlight key attributes that will help ensure that a restructured surface transportation program addresses current challenges. In its report, the Commission makes a number of recommendations for restructuring the federal surface transportation program. The recommendations include significantly increasing the level of investment by all levels of government in surface transportation, consolidating and reorganizing the current programs, speeding project delivery, and making the current program more performance- and outcome-based and mode-neutral, among other things. GAO is currently analyzing the Commission's recommendations using the principles that GAO developed for evaluating proposals for restructuring the surface transportation program. Although this analysis is not complete, GAO's preliminary results indicate that some of the Commission's recommendations appear to be aligned with the principles, while others may not be aligned. For example, although the Commission identifies areas of national interest and recommends reorganizing the individual surface transportation programs around these areas, it generally recommends that the federal government pay for 80 percent of project costs without considering whether this level of funding reflects the national interest or should vary by program or project.
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A vibration insulating handle for a pneumatic power tool comprising an inner tube (15) and an outer tube (16) both rigidly but adjustably attached to the tool housing (10). The inner tube (15) forms an air exhaust passage (13) which communicates with a silencer (12) carried on the extreme end of the outer tube (16). The tubes (15, 16) are radially spaced relative to each other leaving an annular heat insulating gap therebetween. A weakened portion (30) on the outer tube (16) is located adjacent the tool housing end of the latter and comprises two axially spaced pairs of peripherally extending slots (27, 28). The weakened portion (30) enables the outer tube (16) to yield elastically in radial directions to bending and shearing vibration forces transmitted to the handle during operation of the tool.
1. A vibration insulating handle to be mounted on the housing of a portable power tool, comprising:
an inner tube element rigidly attached at one end to a part of the tool housing;
a grip tube element coaxially surrounding said inner tube element and defining together with said inner tube element an annular gap which extends over a substantial part of the axial lengths of said inner and said grip tube elements;
said grip tube element being rigidly attached to a part of the tool housing at one end and being rigidly connected to said inner tube element at an opposite free end, said grip tube element being provided with a number of circumferentially extending through slots in the vicinity of its one end attached to the housing;
wherein said through slots form a weakened portion of said grip tube element to enable elastic yield of said grip tube element in the radial direction relative to said inner tube element in response to bending and shearing vibration forces transmitted from the tool housing, said weakened portion maintaining resistance to torsional loads applied to said grip tube element during operation of the power tool to avoid impairment of handling of the tool.
2. Handle according to claim 1, wherein said slots are arranged in at least two parallel axially spaced rows, such that portions of the slots in one row are circumferentially coextensive with the slots in the next row.
3. Handle according to claim 2, wherein said inner tube element forms an air communication passage for a pneumatically powered tool.
4. Handle according to claim 3, including a silencer mounted at the free end of said grip tube element and wherein said air communication passage is an exhaust passage for communicating with said silencer.
5. Handle according to claim 1, wherein said inner tube element forms an air communication passage for a pneumatically powered tool.
6. Handle according to claim 5, including a silencer mounted at the free end of said grip tube element and wherein said air communication passage is an exhaust passage for communicating with said silencer.
This invention relates to a vibration insulating handle, primarily intended for a pneumatic power tool.
In particular, the invention concerns a vibration insulating power tool handle comprising an inner tube rigidly attached at its one end to the tool housing and forming an air communication passage, an outer tube rigidly attached at its one end to the tool housing and surrounding in a coaxial relationship said inner tube, said tubes being interconnected at their tool housing opposite ends and being radially spaced from each other over a substantial part of their length. A tool handle of this type is previously described in Swedish Patent Application No. 8304986-6, filed on Sept. 16, 1983.
The main object of the invention is to accomplish a vibration insulating power tool handle of the above type without causing a substantial increase in the manufacturing costs of the handle and without impairing the manoeuverability of the tool.
Other objects and advantages of the invention will be apparent from the following description and claims.
On the accompanying drawing:
FIG. 1 shows a side view of a handle according to the invention.
FIG. 2 shows a longitudinal section through the handle in FIG. 1.
FIG. 3 shows a cross section relating to line III--III in FIG. 2.
The handle illustrated in the drawing figures is attached at one end to the housing 10 of a pneumatic power tool, and carries at its opposite end a silencer 12. The latter communicates with the outlet side of the pneumatic motor of the tool (not shown) via a longitudinal exhaust passage 13 extending through the handle. The exhaust passage 13 is defined by an inner tube 15 which is surrounded by an outer tube 16. At their one ends, to the left in FIGS. 1 and 2, the tubes 15, 16 are rigidly attached to the tool housing 10.
For angular adjustment of the handle relative to the tool housing 10 the latter is formed with a part-cylindrical mounting surface 17, see FIG. 1, whereas the handle has a contact surface 18 of the same radius. The handle is locked to the tool housing 10 in desired positions by a clamping means (not shown). The clamping means engages the outer tube 16, and by means of a shoulder 19 in the outer tube 16 and a flange 20 on the inner tube 15 the latter is firmly clamped against the mounting surface 17 on the tool housing 10. Over a substantial part of their length the tubes 15, 16 are radially spaced from each other, thereby forming an annular heat insulating gap 22. Adjacent its tool housing opposite end, the outer tube 16 has an internal waist 23 for radial support of the inner tube 15. The extreme end of the outer tube 16 forms a socket 24 in which a neck portion 25 of the silencer 12 is received. The silencer 12 is locked to the outer tube 16 by means of a transverse pin 26.
Adjacent the tool housing 10, the outer tube 16 is provided with four peripherally extending slots 27, 28. These slots 27, 28 are disposed in pairs in two axially spaced planes, and the slots 27 of one these pairs are located so as to overlap the slots 28 in the other pair. Each of the slots 27, 28 covers more than 90 degrees of the circumference of the tube 16. (See FIG. 3).
The purpose of the slots 27, 28 is to accomplish a weakened portion 30 of the outer tube 16 adjacent the tool housing end of the latter. This weakened portion 30 makes the outer tube 16 yield elastically to bending and shearing vibration forces transmitted to the handle during operation of the tool, which means that a substantial part of the outer tube 16 moves radially relative to the inner tube 15 in response to the vibrations occuring in the latter.
The type of pattern according to which the slots 27, 28 are disposed is advantageous in that the outer tube 16 is rendered weak as regards bending and shearing forces but remains stiff as regards torsional loads. This is important, because handle weakness as regards torsional load would seriously impair the manoeuverability of the tool. It is also important to adapt the characteristics of the slotted weakened portion 30 to the dimensions and material characteristics of the outer tube 16 such that the resonance frequency of the outer tube 16 is lower than the frequency of the vibrations transmitted from the tool housing 20.
In the above described embodiment of the invention the weakened portion 30 is accomplished by two pairs of slots 27, 28 arranged in two axially spaced rows. However, the inventon is not limited to this particular formation, but may be freely varied within the scope of the claims. For example, the slots in each row may be shorter and more than two in number, and there may be more than two rows.
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AIATSIS launched the celebration of our 50th Anniversary with 30 dancers, singers and ceremonial elders from Arnhem Land converging on Reconciliation Place in Canberra Tuesday 25 March.
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How To Use Paint & Accent Colors In A Room
I recently found myself flipping through old copies of BHG and I came across one of my favorite little quote roundups ever in the February issue. It was actually an article all about "choosing, using, and loving color" and you know that paint is pretty much my BFF so it's no surprise that I had earmarked the page and even circled a few of my favorite quotes. So when I recently rediscovered my earmarked and circled page o' quotes, I thought I'd share the wealth and pass along all the great little tidbits that BHG amassed for that little article of yore (because frankly, we couldn't agree more). They communicated so many things that we strive to explain in 1000+ character posts… all in just a sentence or two! And who doesn't like a shortcut?
So without further ado, here are a bunch of BHG's color-related musings that we just think are the bee's knees (with little YHL sidenotes sprinkled throughout- you know, just to make things longer since that seems to be our M.O.):
1. "When you've found the right color on a paint card, go a step lighter. Colors look darker on the wall. The lightest two colors on a card deliver more punch than you expect. Unless you're after drama, stick with them."
*YHL Sidenote: If you're going for a warm wheaty tone or even a rich chocolate hue, the first two swatches on the card won't cut it. So we'd say that when it comes to colors like blue, green, red, pink, yellow, this rule rings true more than with neutrals like gray and brown (which can look surprisingly calming and not-too-dramatic, even when they're applied in a rich saturated hue).
2. "Using different shades of color- such as various blues- is an easy way to pull a room together. To prevent monotony, vary the textures (play suede against silk) and add a pop of a different color in a pillow, throw, or vase."
*YHL Sidenote: A colorful rug or even a not-white lampshade is another easy way to wake up a room.
3. "Follow the rule of three. When you pick a color, use it at least three times in a room."
*YHL Sidenote: This is a great "beginner's tip" and it can really add balance and easy cohesion to a room- but we've seen many stunning Domino magazine rooms with one amazing shot of orange in the duvet while the rest of the room is all neutral and creamy tan to prove that this is one rule that's meant to be broken.
4. "Think of hallways as palate cleansers- the sorbet that's served before diving into the next course. Keeping them neutral allows you to branch into any color in rooms that flow off them."
*YHL Sidenote: For the most part this is an amazingly simple concept that can really do you no wrong. In our own house we have the lightest cream tone in our entire palette relegated to our hallways and we love how it neutralizes and harmonizes all of the differently toned rooms that branch off of them. But again, we've seen our fair share of gorgeous and bold hallways and entryways, so if drama is the name of the game then throw this rule out the window and go for a deep eggplant, a royal blue, or even a lime green color.
5. "Look in your closet. You are your own best inspiration for color."
*YHL Sidenote: I love this idea in theory, but since about 90% of my clothes are black it's not a very workable approach for me. But the colors in my jewelry and even my shoes are pretty indicative of the tones that I lean towards when it comes to home decor: neutrals, animal prints, a few metallics, and some breezy greens and blues (see more of our closets right here).
6. "Don't sweat slight color variations between fabrics and walls. The best rooms are slightly off- stronger, lighter, softer, just not a spot-on match to a swatch."
*YHL Sidenote: Amen! Matchy-matchy decor is the bane of our existence (read more about avoiding it here). Lots of colors "go" without being perfect matches, and you'll end up with a room that's textural, dimensional, and layered… which is so much more sophisticated than a flat and perfectly coordinated space.
7. "When you're spreading color around a room, think about proportion. If you're using three colors, try a 70/20/10 distribution. For two colors, go 70/30."
*YHL Sidenote: I'm no mathlete, but this sounds about right. So if your walls, sofa, and rug are varying shades of tan (in the mocha, cream, beige, sand, or wheat territory) that would make up about 70% of the space and then you could add 20% of another color (like a few white painted furnishings and breezy floor to ceiling curtains) and then bring in 10% of an accent color in the smaller accessories like pillows and art to liven things up (try a pop of yellow, aqua, amber, lime, lavender- the possibilities are endless). We like a lot of layering so three or more colors in a room appeals to us (some more concentrated than others so they don't all fight for dominance) more than the two color 70/30 option mentioned above. For example, our newly renovated bathroom is roughly about 70% soft khaki green (on the walls, in the towels, in the bath mat, etc) and 20% brown (in the mirror, shade, flooring, vanity, art) and 10% crisp white (in the trim, shower curtain, sink, and small accessories).
8. "The back of a fabric, curtain, comforter, or area rug is sometimes more interesting- and toned down- than the front. If no telltale signs like hems will show, go ahead and flip it. Designers do it and so can you."
*YHL Sidenote: Love it. I once picked up a leopard bedsheet on clearance, turned it inside out and made throw pillows since I loved the softer and more subdued pattern much better than the look-at-me-leopard version on the "right side."
9. "Get out the digital camera. It's amazing how a photo can point out problem spots. Add some colorful accessories, take a photo, and compare."
*YHL Sidenote: So true. We often find it easier to evaluate rooms using photos than when we're actually standing in them (things like balance, proportion and scale are so much more obvious- and it's easy to see if a corner is feeling flat so you can amp it up with a quick tweak or two).
10. "In a small room, keep the walls the same color as the primary upholstered furniture. The room will seem twice the size."
*YHL Sidenote: Again, so true. Of course you don't have to take "same color" to the extreme since anything that's a shade or two lighter or darker will work just as well. For example, you'll notice that we have a cream sofa in our soft tan living room and a tan sofa in our creamy-hued den. Thanks to the slight-but-not-overly-jarring difference between the walls and the largest items of furniture, the room is a lot less "busy" or "full" looking.
11. "The era of the bright white ceiling is over. Paint the ceiling a shade lighter than the walls to visually raise it and avoid a jarring start-stop. Go a shade darker to bring it down and add coziness."
*YHL Sidenote: We wholeheartedly agree! In fact we've been slowly painting our white ceilings (we went a shade lighter in our master bedroom, carried the wall color onto the ceiling in the bathroom, and went with a fun coordinating shade in the nursery) and we love the effect. Don't ignore your room's fifth wall!
12. "Paint is the least expensive mistake you can make. Be brave. The worst-case scenario is that you'll have to repaint."
*YHL Sidenote: You're preaching to the choir here BHG. We like to say that we have a Nike-esque philosophy when it comes to paint: just do it.
13. "To tell if a color has a pinkish, grayish, or greenish cast, look at similar swatches side by side. It's all about comparison."
*YHL Sidenote: This is how we have picked every single color in our house (and avoided a slew of "too-yellow" tans and "too pastel" greens and blues). Comparison is key- and be sure to check them at all times of the day so you can evaluate how changing sunlight effects the swatches.
14. "Think of neutrals as peacemakers. They can help colors get along."
*YHL Sidenote: Everyone can use a little peace in their house. And neutrals can be defined as so many things- not only are they tans and beiges and creams and grays and mochas- they're also whites and even gray-blues, khaki-greens and all sorts of "muddy" colors that read as eye-pleasing neutral backdrops in a room.
15. "Wallpaper or paint the inside of a bookcase to set off what's displayed. Use yellow wallpaper in a white-built-in and wrap the same paper around lamp shades."
*YHL Sidenote: You can take this a step further by painting the inside of your closet a fun contrasting color (like we did in our nursery) and can even paint the inside of your kitchen cabinets to really spotlight your white china (which we also did a while back).
So there you have a whole slew of paint color picking advice and general hue suggestions to help you upgrade your home. What do you guys think? Are there any that ring especially true or inspire you to try something new? Do you have any color advice of your own you'd like to share? Spill the beans.
Psst- Looking for more paint color advice? Check out these posts for more ideas when it comes to pinning down a whole house color scheme and picking the perfect paint color.
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Right, so this isn't post related (although I liked the tips; that was a great issue of BHG–I read that issue fully!).
However since John is so into graphic design and since you both worked in the advertising field, I thought I'd share the title of an advertising documentary I watched last night, "Art & Copy." It was extremely well done with several big names in the field; and some interesting stories from a few of them.
Ohhhh, Ohhhh, so true, so true about the "pick one shade lighter than the paint chip you like" rule. When we bought our house a year ago, the first room to be stripped of wallpaper and painted was the kitchen. Because there was very little wall space and the cupboards were a creamy white (read: neutral), I thought I'd spice things up with a bright lime-y green on the wall. So I picked the third color in a paint chip (with my husband's and sister's and friend's blessing, I might add) and it was AWFUL!!!! I added a whole quart of white paint to lighten it up, and it's much better. Loved the shade, but even with a small wall it was too much. However, it's really nice now, still bright, but tolerable.
hahah 'just to make things longer since that seems to be our M.O' I could read YHL all day. Work, eating and sleeping would get in the way though. I have to agree wholeheartedly with numbers 7, 9 and 11. Our ceiling looks like a patch work quilt with all the test colors we have up.
I'm printing this post out right now!
I LOVE picking paint colors, too! It definitely is the cheapest way to freshen up a room and make a statement. We actually follow a lot of those 'rules' in our house (http://ourhumbleabowed.wordpress.com/the-grand-tour/), but I didn't know it until now! Thanks!!
great post! i have a unrelated question about your couch in the photo. i have a very similar one at home that i got 3 months ago. do your cushion covers zip off, and if so, do you wash them in the machine? my couch needs it's first cleaning, and i'm nervous to put the covers (which zip off) in the washing machine, but i'm thinking that if i do it in a cold cycle and hang them dry it should be okay. Any thoughts?
Such great advice! I love your sidenotes. I recently moved into a rental house in which all of the walls are painted beige (except our son's room, which our landlord was nice enough to paint a "deep underwater" shade of dark blue-green for us before we moved in.) I thought I would love the beige walls more than the white walls of my previous apartment, but I'm starting to loathe it! Our sofa and recliner are neutral-colored, so it feels like we are living in a brown blob. Every post about paint that you make makes me want to say to heck with my landlord, whip out my paint roller, and go to town! :-)
Ok, so this is hilarious! I wrote almost the *exact* same post back in Feb/March when this mag came out! Too funny!
There was a TON of good info in there – glad I wasn't the only one who thought so!!!
Great tips, Youngsters — thanks! So glad you added the point about not following the "lighter is better" rule with neutrals. I love the contrast of a deep, saturated, menswear-inspired charcoal gray with white trim!
I love having the cieling a different color, just a lighter version. Not a fan of the white!
#10 Intrigues me. "In a small room, keep the walls the same color as the primary upholstered furniture. The room will seem twice the size."
My husband doesn't want to repaint even though he's always hated the color I chose. I have dark maroon carpet and our sofas are light brown suede/dark brown leather. I originally chose a yellow/green color trying to echo the look of an orchid between the carpet, walls and our white shelving. I planned accents in various blues. I wanted to brighten it up, but I realize now that it just looks hodgepodgie and I don't know how to pull it all together.
Now I'm thinking a wall color a bit lighter than the light brown of my sofas might work? Any ideas? But then should the undertones of the wall color match the flooring (which I can't change) or the blue accents I have (and want)?
We have a big floor to 18′ ceiling bump out around our fireplace, and we wanted to paint it a bold color. We did look at our closet to chose a color – my husband is super picky about colors, so I grabbed one of his bold colored oxfords for inspriation – he couldn't hate that! We got 3 samples in that color, from bold to pale, and painted 3 spots on the fireplace. After a week, he realized that the boldest color really was the best color (of course I knew that all along! :-). After 2 years, we are still super in love with the results.
Loved all these tips! We're in an apartment now so we aren't painting much more here, but these are good things to think about for when we have our own house.
Thank you! Many of these will actually help us for wedding decorating!
Love this post! I needed this a few months ago when I picked paint for my stairwell and upstairs hall (painting walls and ceiling all the same color). I chose the neutral color I liked, but it turned out, in my husband's words, "like someone vomited peach sherbet all over the wall." I have a couple of questions for you:
I am using Benjamin Moore Natura because it is no VOC. However, I am having the hardest time finding a very light neutral that is not too yellow. Our stairwell and hallway have no windows and not much light gets in there. After the disastrous peach sherbet (which was SW tea light and looked fine in the living room), I went with BM lambskin, but it still looks too dark to me. Do you have a favorite wheatish BM color that is lighter than lambskin? I don't want something that is really white because the wall connects to the living room and you can see the kitchen from the living room. This color will potentially be in the living room, kitchen, stairwell, and upstairs hallway. I want something that isn't boring to look at (too white), that won't be too light in the rooms with windows, but also won't be too dark in the stairwell/hallway. Oh, and I'm using eggshell if that will affect your answer.
I painted my kitchen ceiling the same color as the walls and love it! However, I am repainting and decided to go with eggshell for the paint (it is currently flat). Should I keep the ceiling flat or would look ok to paint it in eggshell also?
I'm absolutely in love with that nursery!!!! The curtain in front of the closet is SO my taste! :) It makes me want to take off my closet doors! Where is that fabric from?!
Love this post! In regards to #1, I also read this other blog for color tips, and I've been wondering what you guys think, since you guys have a lot of light colors in your house. Here is the article:
I love ALL these rooms. They are super beautifuL :)
Who doesn't love paint? It is the best bang for your buck, instant gratification, easy fix ever! The BHG tips are great and your sidenotes really bring them to life. I'm so proud of myself because I'm doing the 70/20/10 rule without even knowing it! 70% neutral beiges, 20% white trim and accents (think Ikea pots, frames and animals) and 10% teal for POP!
these are great tips and even better with your sidenotes. bringing home the swatches and laying them in a row to compare is great advice which i will use soon!
#5 (check your closet for color inspiration) reminded me of a complaint I once read about one of the designers on Trading Spaces – I think her name was Laurie? She was a redhead. And someone wrote that they liked her designs, but they wouldn't use her as a designer because they wouldn't want to be limited to colors that look good on a redhead. And it's true! Every color she used was flattering to HER!
I love the ceiling color tip, but our dumb popcorn-finish celings make it more difficult than just getting out the roller. Any tips?
I disagree with #1 "go lighter on the paint chip" theory. I think we typically wimp out and play it safe with color. Whenever my husband and I have chosen a wall color, we've either stuck to our initial choice, or even gone a step darker. We've gone pretty bold in some of our rooms, but we get alot of compliments. If you hate it, then you follow #12 "it's only paint" theory!
I once attended a seminar on home decorating, and the woman asked the audience "how many of you have beige carpeting?" Many hands shot up. "how many of you have off-white walls?" Again, many hands shot up. She then shouted "YOU'RE LIVING IN OATMEAL!! GET SOME COLOR IN YOUR LIVES!!" Love it!!
Thank you SO much for posting this. I'm a major color lover, but I've made the mistake of using bold color on the walls and then feeling stuck when it comes to furniture and accessories. When we buy a house where I can start fresh, I'm going to try to hold back from TOO many bold colors for the walls, remembering that neutrals will allow me to accessorize more easily (and I can easily switch out color schemes without having to repaint a room!).
These are great tips. We are going to be painting a whole house over for a new set of owners (Brother and wife). We'll have to let them know these ideas.
Thanks for the tips! I've been planning on painting my bedroom a new color for a while now and this will help so much in the planning process!
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