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Patch - Victorian Women on Farms Gathering, Ararat, 1996 Reg. No: HT 1412 9
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- Patch presented in 1996 by the Ararat Women on Farms Gathering committee for the Women on Farms Gathering perpetual banner. The theme for the Ararat Gathering was 'Keeping the Strength in Rural Communities.' The patch is now attached to the perpetual banner which is used at the Gathering each year.
- Description:
- Unbleached white fabric squarefeaturing a dark green logo in the centre of the patch. The printed logo, which is in the shape of a square diamond, includes an image of a woman's face, wheat, wine grapes, a cow and a sheep. Dark green text surrounds the logo and reads: 'KEEPING THE STRENGTH IN RURAL COMMUNITIES/ARARAT 1996'.
- Acquisition Information:
- Loan & Subsequent Donation from Victorian Women on Farms Gathering, 2002
|1450 mm (Width), 2380 mm (Length)
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|politics, agriculture, rural life, work, gender roles, women on farms gatherings
|Themes this item is part of:
|Women on Farms Gathering - The Perpetual Banner and Patches, Sustainable Futures Collection, Victorian Women on Farms Gathering Collection, 1996 Ararat WoFG, 1996 Ararat - 'Prayer', 1996 Ararat - 'A Rural Woman's Time'
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|Community Activity - Women on Farms Gathering
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|Victorian Women on Farms Gathering, Victoria, Australia, 1996
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|Ararat, Victoria, Australia, 1996
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Template talk:Contradict-other
- 1 Referencing other article
- 2 Referencing other Wikipedias
- 3 Self-contradiction
- 4 Problem with the HTML
- 5 Please Fix
- 6 Changes just made to the template
- 7 Section contradicts other article (section)
- 8 What is the generic form of the template?
- 9 Link to WP:Content forking
- 10 Multiple contradicting articles
- 11 about= parameter considered desirable
Referencing other article[edit]
This template says that the article contradicts another article, but doesn't say what article that is. It seems like it would make more sense to allow specifing the other conflicting article as a parameter to the template to make it clear where the contradiction is. Ken 02:25, 6 January 2006 (UTC)
- Now it has a parameter. Sitenl 20:43, 19 January 2006 (UTC)
- To use this parameter, type {{Contradict-other|XXX}} (where "XXX" is the name of the other article). Ufwuct 23:02, 9 November 2006 (UTC)
Referencing other Wikipedias[edit]
Just a thought. Having played with the Interwiki-Link-Checker, I've encountered way too often articles that seem to contradict the same article in a Wikipedia of another language. Maybe a new cross-Wiki template (or this) could be translated and copied into other Wikipedias.--Jyril 19:05, 5 May 2006 (UTC)
It doesn't contradict another if it is self-contradictionary (like it categorized articles as) --Ysangkok 14:17, 16 October 2006 (UTC)
- I agree. "Category:Self-contradictory articles" just doesn't fit. What should we change it to? —Preceding unsigned comment added by Barticus88 (talk • contribs) 16. okt 2006 kl. 22:51
Problem with the HTML[edit]
As noted in the current revision of Barbacoa ( http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Barbacoa&oldid=86966114 ) something is wrong with this template when it can't take 100% of the page width. I don't know HTML well enough to fix it. 220.127.116.11 17:13, 10 November 2006 (UTC)
- I think that the template is normally put at the very top of the article (or if necessary, at the top of a section), above all images, so that formatting problems do not arise and also for correctness (the template says that the article (or section) contradicts, not a paragraph). It appears that another user (Tubezone) has already addressed your issues though, hopefully to your satisfaction. Ufwuct 20:08, 10 November 2006 (UTC)
Please Fix[edit]
I've had problems where I've an article or even a section contradicted TWO (2) articles, i.e. Moria (StarCraft). It would be nice if you guys could make the template more userfriendly. It might also be wise to reconsider
instead of the current
.188.8.131.52 12:53, 26 June 2007 (UTC)
- I strongly agree with the above. In fact, I think it should be changed as follows:
- Current optional parameter should be made mandatory
- A second (optional) parameter should be added, indicating which talk page to link to -- like Template:Merge.
- Thoughts? Objections? Iknowyourider (t c) 21:51, 21 July 2007 (UTC)
- While we're at it, could we get this template to be have a date parameter (and to be auto-dated by bots)? I'm willing to make at least some of these changes. Iknowyourider (t c) 21:58, 21 July 2007 (UTC)
- I added the second optional parameter for specifying the link target of the talk page. (diff) It's kind of a kludge, but it is easy to use. Documentation also updated. I believe this change to be fully backwards-compatible with the older version of the template, but if I'm wrong, feel free to revert. Iknowyourider (t c) 07:14, 28 July 2007 (UTC)
- Almost 3 years later, here's a template that I think is what you are looking for: {{contradict-other-multiple}}. -Frazzydee|✍ 03:57, 15 April 2010 (UTC)
Changes just made to the template[edit]
I have just boldly modified the template two add two optional parameters, and changed the documentation accordingly. The new optional third un-named parameter is the talk page section name where the discussion is to take place. The other optional parameter added is a parameter named date. -- Boracay Bill (talk) 00:24, 17 August 2008 (UTC)
Section contradicts other article (section)[edit]
I'd like to have the option to state that a section of this article contradicts another article (or a section of it, in which case one could link to that section). I.e., I'd like to add the |section parameter, just like it is possible in the contradict-template. It would also be useful to make the reference to a talk page optional; sometimes the contradition is so obvious it doesn't need to be explained. Preslav (talk) 14:50, 29 July 2009 (UTC)
- Agreed, particularly in regard to the section idea. I'm afraid I don't know the wiki syntax well enough to make the change... For instance, the treatment section of Bipolar II disorder and Lamotrigine contradict each other. Allens (talk) 16:16, 29 November 2011 (UTC)
What is the generic form of the template?[edit]
On the template page, I see the example, but I don't see the generic form of the template. And with all the various parameters, I'm confused as to what it should look like. Help! (For comparison, I'm looking for something that resembles what is on Template:Contradict.) Aristophanes68 (talk) 18:03, 3 August 2009 (UTC)
Link to WP:Content forking[edit]
I suggest that we add a link in the template to WP:Content forking. What do you think? Sole Soul (talk) 03:42, 11 November 2009 (UTC)
Multiple contradicting articles[edit]
Hi, I made a similar template: {{contradict-other-multiple}}. It deals with the case where one article contradicts multiple other articles.
Usage is almost the same as this template, except the talk page parameter (2nd parameter) is mandatory, and I allow you to specify any talk page. Also the section parameter is done using "section = ".
I am quite the newbie at template syntax, so testing, and of course comments, are both appreciated.
If I made any bad decisions regarding parameter choices, now is the time to bring it up (while the template isn't being used). -Frazzydee|✍ 03:54, 15 April 2010 (UTC)
about= parameter considered desirable[edit]
If you're tagging an article as contradicting itself, you can use
{{contradict|about=who framed Roger Rabbit}} so that readers know immediately which "fact" to be suspicious of. If those few words are self-explanatory, there doesn't even really need to be a talk page section about the contradiction, unless people need to discuss how to resolve it.
But if the article contradicts another article, there's no
about= parameter available; readers have to be told to go to the linked talk page, where a new section has to be placed and the contradiction restated. Since the
{{contradict-other}} tag should be placed on both articles, that's three edits to report one problem.
{{contradict-other}} an
about= parameter seems like a no-brainer to me. (In fact I just fixed a contradiction where the tagger had just assumed that a parameter with that purpose existed, and hadn't put anything in the talk page.)
How about it?
--188.8.131.52 (talk) 01:05, 1 January 2011 (UTC)
- You'd still have to tag both articles. So I think it is better the way t is, to tag both articles with a simple tag, and then explain the issue on the talkpage. Moreover, since contradictions might need some explaining, I'd rather propose the opposite, to remove the about parameter from Template:Contradiction. That is in any case superfluous, since there is also a link to the talkpage. Debresser (talk) 17:37, 29 November 2011 (UTC)
- I'm the original poster and I stand by my suggestion. Templates that require the creation of a talk page section should be avoided, because it makes them a pain to use. Sometimes a particular problem required discussion and then a talk page section can be created, but it shouldn't be required if all you're doing is pointing out a contradiction, when an about= parameter would explain what you mean. --220.127.116.11 (talk) 22:31, 11 June 2012 (UTC)
- I have to agree. Sometimes, one can explain a contradiction with one sentence, like "This says X is yellow, but Y article says X is blue." (Something to (optionally?) suppress the talk page link if an "about" is present may also be indicated, both here and for {{Contradiction}}.) Allens (talk | contribs) 22:47, 11 June 2012 (UTC)

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The Cloud offers a great opportunity to manage highly available and scalable databases by decreasing cost, time and risks. We have introduced how [4] the DaaS life cycle helps in applying best practices when migrating to the Cloud or administrating day-by-day Cloud activities. Taking into consideration the risks associated with Cloud contracts, we introduce a set of best practices that assist organizations in defining the best possible DaaS agreement. Best practices help define regulation controls that determine when and how applications can be deployed in the Cloud. This means that Cloud computing platforms are made up of different components from a variety of vendors but also of a variety of legal jurisdictions (countries, politics, risk management and compliance).
MaaS applied to drawing up the DaaS contract (and to control the Services)
Applying the MaaS can help manage data storage by using location constraints to check where your data is deployed and how it is implemented. Such constraints need to be clearly defined in the contract; persistence and dependencies have to be those classified (and regularly updated) in the data model in order to standardize the platform technologies that underpin the service provided. The main obligations that must be stipulated in the DaaS contract are the following:
1. Integrity defined at the model level has to be maintained through the service. The monitoring executed by data model, for example, has to match what is defined into the initial data structure and classified in the same way;
2. Country location has to be defined in the model partition and regularly monitored and compared. Any mismatch is an infringement of the agreement and must be reconciled with the terms outlined in the SLA;
3. Include and specify international regulations that the both Provider and the Vendor are responsible for during the service life cycle. In detail, highlight directives containing data breach rules. Provider and Vendors are protected although any violation is a service penalty and the data owner must notify both Provider and Vendor in case of a breach;
4. Specify location properties and not only in terms of country. The site locating machines, racks and so on has to be the appropriate one (weight per square meter, fire safety, anti-flood, employee privileges and security service personnel);
5. Identify trust boundaries throughout the IT architecture. Data models and partitions are the right way to define trust boundaries and stewardship to prevent unauthorized access and sharing;
6. Include the method to encrypt data transmitted across the network. If different encryption is used by the provider/ vendor, specify what and when it is to be used. The contract has to include how encryption is run on multi-tenant storage. List the rules concerning keys adoption;
7. Once data has to be deleted, specify that data retention and deletion are the responsibility of the Provider. Looking at data model mapping, data has to be destroyed in all locations defined and monitored. The Provider has to specify if data, for any reason, has been copied in different media and then shredded. The contract must include a provision for the customer to request an audit in order to certify that data has been deleted. This is strategic because satisfyes 2 important clauses:
7.1) Service Closure: the provider should not be able to terminate the service at his convenience. Merges, acquisition and other unpredictable events cannot stop the service (clause of irrevocable guarentee of continous service). In case the service has to be shutdown, the provider has the obligation to retain the data (and services) for an accepatable period of time and to migrate them to the new provider without costs. Of course, data retention and unrecoverable deletion after the migration are the responsability of the provider;
7.2) Right to Closure: in case the contract's clauses are non respected (value proposition violated, extra charged upgrades, infrastructure maintenance without appropriate assistance, services have not be rendered adeguately, location security out of order …) you should close the contract without penalties. Again, the provider has the obligation to retain the data (and services) for an accepatable period of time and then to migrate them to the new provider.
8. Models are key to ensuring that logical data segregation and control are effective after backup and recovery, test and compare are completed. Include in the contract that a data model should be used to define the data architecture through the data life cycle. MaaS maintain the right to audit, to test all the clauses have been agreed: the data models keep in.
Although the best practices introduced above are helpful guidelines in defining DaaS contracts, negotiating the contractual clauses of your Cloud agreement is the first constraint. Ensure that all standard functionality are guaranteed and enforce special measures should be taken into consideration to secure data and service both in transit from/to the Provider and during the storage:
1) Enforce and ensure security compliance through ISO 27001/27002 directions. Schedule vulnerability assessments and regular real-time visibility into data applications. MaaS can define "on-premise" the multitenancy in the provider's infrastructure and applications. Models map the service requirements at a given infrastructure: then, compliance officers have to periodically verify requirements assessment and outcomes through the infrastructure.
2) Apply SSL, IPSec constraints to secure data movement into the data center. Perimeter protection is essential to prevent denial-of-service threats;
3) Consider and include VLAN, VPN rules to secure data movement from/to the data center;
4) Include full disclosure. Provider's employees and data administrators have to be certified by regulatory and compliance obligations. ISO 27001/27002 have to be provider's standards (extended to their employees) in regard to privacy and data residency. Always include in the contract, who is responsible for establishing the compliance policy.
MaaS is the "compass" to define on-premise the DaaS (Database as a Service) properties such as security range, DB partitioning and scaling, multi-tenancy, geo-location and all requested assets might be defined "early". Still, models increases the efficiency of defining, updating and sharing data models and database designs. In other words, models provide continuity with the databases' structure to extend to the Cloud preconfigured levels of security, compliance and what has been registered inside the data models.
[1] N. Piscopo - ERwin® in the Cloud: How Data Modeling Supports Database as a Service (DaaS) Implementations
[2] N. Piscopo - CA ERwin® Data Modeler's Role in the Relational Cloud
[3] D. Burbank, S. Hoberman - Data Modeling Made Simple with CA ERwin® Data Modeler r8
[4] N. Piscopo – Best Practices for Moving to the Cloud using Data Models in the DaaS Life Cycle
[5] N. Piscopo – Using CA ERwin® Data Modeler and Microsoft SQL Azure to Move Data to the Cloud within the DaaS Life Cycle
[6] R. Livingstone – Four Barriers to Cloud Due Diligence;
[7] N. Piscopo – MaaS (Model as a Service) is the emerging solution to design, map, integrate and publish Open Data http://cloudbestpractices.net/2012/10/21/maas/
[8] N. Piscopo – MaaS Workshop, Awareness, Courses Syllabus;
[9] N. Piscopo – DaaS Workshop, Awareness, Courses Syllabus;
[10] N. Piscopo – DaaS Contract templates: main constraints and examples, in press.
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I have been trying to do a crackle finish on my bathroom cabinet. I have had a hard time getting the paint to stick to the crackle medium. I am on my second attempt. I stripped the first one. Used the wrong finish of paint but am still having trouble with the paint adhering to the crackle. I am using the Behr Crackle Medium. I have heard others mention glue. Has everyone experienced this or could it just be the product I am using?
Hi; I have done quite a few pieces using the Valspar form of Crackle medium. Crackling really does take some practice. The trick, I think, is putting on that top coat of paint. I have found it helps if i let the base coat cure a few days, then apply the crackle, let that sit a day or so, then the base coat. When applying the base coat, I try to put alot of paint on my brush and only go over the crackle using one stroke......two at the most. The paint and crackle start working together immediately on contact so you don't want to overstroke. I found it helpful to first practice on some scrap would. I believe you can also thin out the crackle medium with water, but not positive on that, never tried it. I believe also there is a rule about "more crackle medium, bigger cracks; thin layer of medium, small cracks." Also, HGTV has a great faux finishing board. you could go there and do a search and see if you get any other info if you want other info on it. good luck!


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London: Frisky pensioners who continue to have sex well into their 70s are less likely to suffer from confusion and memory loss in later life, scientists say.
A team from Rostock University in northern Germany including Professor Peter Kropp and Dr Britta Muller interviewed 170 people aged between 63 and 75 in 2011.
They found that sexual satisfaction was directly linked with a young mind.
"The results clearly show that staying active in later life - and this includes having sex - helps keep you cognitively active," the Daily Mail quoted Dr Peter Kropp as saying.
The study, called 'Use It or Lose It' also found that while only 57 per cent of 63 year-olds said they were satisfied with their sex lives, this rose to 70 per cent of 75-year-olds.
Dr Kropp said the average 20-year-old think they will stop having sex by the time they are 50. When they reach 40 this rises to 70 and when they reach 50 it goes up to 80.
He hoped their study explain 'sex in old age is not only possible, but helps keep you going.'
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The dark side of da Vinci
Cable drama takes a look at genius from decidedly different angle
Any student of history -- heck, anyone who's ever been a student at all -- would recognize Leonardo da Vinci as one of the world's greatest multi-faceted intellects -- a painter, sculptor, inventor, mathematician, engineer, anatomist, cartographer, writer and more.
But only a viewer of the new made-for-cable drama Da Vinci's Demons might think of the legendary Italian Renaissance thinker as a rabble-rouser, a womanizer, a deadly ambidextrous swordsman, a drinker, an incorrigible late-night carouser and an opium-smoking idealistic dreamer.
Da Vinci's Demons, which premi®res Friday, June 14 at 8 p.m. on Super Channel, is the latest drama offering from U.S. cable's Starz network, the specialty service that gave us four seasons of the blood-soaked and sex-obsessed CGI spectacle Spartacus (which aired in western Canada on Movie Central).
Clearly, the goal with Da Vinci's Demons is to capitalize on, and build upon, the audience generated by Spartacus, Starz's most successful and longest-running original series to date. In addition to the necessary nods to science, art and invention that must be part of any drama focused on the great man, this "historical fantasy drama (that) follows the 'untold' story of the world's greatest genius" also delivers generous helpings of sex and violence, set against an ornate 15th-century backdrop that is completely the product of 21st-century digital-effects wizardry.
The tone of the series is set in its first few moments, as 25-year-old Leonardo da Vinci (played by Tom Riley) is invited to share an opium pipe with a mysterious Turkish visitor. OK, so the genius is into mind-expanding drugs. Next, the action flashes back a few days and we see Leo in a sun-soaked meadow, sketching feverishly while flirting with a topless female model; moments later, he convinces a young assistant to strap himself to a cumbersome, kite-like device so he can test its airworthiness by towing it behind a horse-drawn wagon that he sets careening across the meadow.
Back in the medieval muck of downtown Florence, da Vinci catches the eye of the beautiful Lucrezia Donati (Laura Haddock), who, as the mistress of powerful nobleman Lorenzo Medici (Elliot Cowan), represents exactly the sort of forbidden fruit that headstrong (and groin-steered) Leonardo can't resist.
When he gets into yet another brush with the law, defending a stranger being bullied by soldiers in a tavern, we learn that Leonardo is the bastard son of a member of the royal court, and that his father has almost run out of patience when it comes to extricating the young genius from the trouble he creates for himself.
Da Vinci's mischief, however, seems quite trifling when compared to the power-crazed antics of the Medici clan or, even worse, the blood-thirsty savagery of the papacy. Indeed, there's much menacing madness afoot.
By the end of the series premi®re, series creator David S. Goyer (co-writer of the Dark Knight trilogy) has created a narrative that is labyrinthian, preposterous and yet somehow oddly compelling. His whimsical re-imagining of da Vinci as an action hero (portrayed with likable panache by Riley) is patently silly but rather entertaining to watch, sort of a 15th-century version of James Bond who's probably as close as his pre-nuclear age could come to spawning a superhero.
Simply put, it's good, dumb summer fun.
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Checking in: Also premiering Friday on Super Channel (at 9 p.m., after Da Vinci) is Season 2 of the retro-cool drama Magic City, which follows the efforts of circa-1960 Florida hotelier Ike Evans (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) to maintain his Miramar Playa Hotel's status as a stylish Miami Beach destination while trying to extricate himself from the Mob ties that originally financed his dream.
The series' sophomore season features the arrival of new cast member James Caan as an organized-crime boss from Chicago who takes a dangerous interest in goings-on at the Miramar Playa.
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The Ultimate Wedding Music Kit. (Music, Planning, Tips, and More for the Perfect Wedding). By Various. For Keyboard Reductions and Piano/Vocal/Guitar. Shawnee Press. Wedding, Play along. Softcover with CD. 128 pages. Shawnee Press #SB1050. Published by Shawnee Press (HL.35024502). ISBN 1592351972. Wedding, Play along. 9x12 inches. Other than the bride and groom, music is one of most important aspects of any wedding. Make the music at your wedding something you'll cherish for a lifetime! If you have no musical training, or even if you're a seasoned musical pro, The Ultimate Wedding Music Kit contains a wealth of classic wedding music in one book. From preludes to processionals to candle-lighting music and more, it's all here. There are also 2 CDs included containing demonstration performances of each song so you can hear the music in advance for careful preparation. The CDs also include accompaniment tracks for rehearsal or use in the wedding. In addition, there are tips on selecting music for your wedding, hiring musicians, "staging" your wedding music and more!
Pages: 128
Instruments: Piano, Vocal, Guitar, Vocal, Piano, Guitar, Voice, Organ, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Wedding, Celebrations
Cole Porter 100th Anniversary Songbook by Cole Porter. For Piano/Vocal/Guitar. Artist/Personality; Book; Personality Book; Piano/Vocal/Chords. MIXED. Broadway. Softcover. 248 pages. Alfred Music Publishing #34136. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (HL.322302). ISBN 0739069640. Broadway. 9x12 inches. Cole Porter: 100th Anniversary was originally published in 1991 to mark Porter's centenary. Now, all the songs from this classic book have been freshly engraved for easier reading. This book contains 47 songs arranged for piano/vocal. Titles: All of You • Anything Goes • Don't Fence Me In • I Get a Kick Out of You • I Love Paris • In the Still of the Night • It's De-Lovely • I've Got You Under My Skin • Just One of Those Things • Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love) • Love for Sale • My Heart Belongs to Daddy • Night and Day • So in Love • True Love • and more.
Pages: 248
Instruments: Piano, Vocal, Guitar, Vocal, Piano, Guitar, Voice, Organ, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Broadway
32 Weihnachtsmelodien/Christmas by Jean-Francois Michel. Brass Ensemble. For 2 trumpets, horn, 2 trombones & organ. Swiss import. Grade 2+. Score and parts. Published by Editions Marc Reift (MA.EMR-8289).
Instruments: Organ, Horn, B-Flat Trumpet, Trombone, Piano and Keyboard, Brass, Trumpet
Genres: Christmas, Miscellaneous
Wedding Music arranged by Ernst-Thilo Kalke. For Tenor Saxophone and Piano/Organ. Sacred. Full score & parts. Published by Uetz Music (UZ.BU-7054). ISBN 50146-431-9. Sacred.
Instruments: Piano Accompaniment, Organ, Tenor Saxophone, Piano, Piano and Keyboard, Saxophone, Woodwinds
Genres: Wedding, Celebrations
Trumpet Tune und Air by Henry Purcell (1659-1695). Arranged by Hans Zellner. Brass Quintet and Organ. For Organ, Piccolo Trumpet, Trumpet, French Horn, Trombone, Tuba. Baroque. Score and set of parts. Published by Brass Works Munich (BW.OHB-019). ISBN M-50144-231-7. Baroque.
Instruments: Organ, Horn, Trombone, Tuba, Piccolo Trumpet, Piano and Keyboard, Brass, Trumpet
Genres: Baroque Period, Classical
Funny Girl. (Complete Vocal Score). By Jule Styne. For Piano/Vocal (Vocal Score). Book; Piano/Vocal/Chords; Shows & Movies. Piano/Vocal/Guitar Artist Songbook. Broadway. Softcover. 184 pages. Alfred Music Publishing #38852. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (HL.322445). ISBN 0739084992. Broadway. 9x12 inches. This is the complete piano/vocal score for the classic 1964 Broadway musical with music by Jule Styne and lyrics by Bob Merrill. This classic rags-to-riches love story about legendary entertainer Fanny Brice during Ziegfeld's Golden Era of burlesque features unforgettable songs like "Don't Rain on My Parade," "I'm the Greatest Star," "The Music That Makes Me Dance," and the iconic hit "People." 184 pages, lay-flat binding.
Pages: 184
Instruments: Piano, Vocal, Guitar, Vocal, Piano, Guitar, Voice, Organ, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Broadway, Film & TV
This new warm-up program is designed for student transposition to any appropriate key. This single band part for inclusion in the students' folders will exceed your daily warm-up and teaching objectives while meeting the National Standards. There are four segments in each "clinic": tone, technique, theory and composition, and a chorale. Progressive, in-depth and highly organized, this is the first of four comprehensive warm up programs used by Robert W. Smith from the podium at every honor band he guest conducts. The recording included is only the fourth segment; the chorale. (chorale only: 1:13)
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By Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643). Arranged by Indy, Vincent D' (1851-1931), Editor. For 2 oboe - harp, organ, strings (126.96.36.199.1), harpsichord, mixed choir. Full score. Composed 1642. Published by Edwin F. Kalmus
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Genres: Baroque Period, Renaissance, Opera, Classical, Miscellaneous
Joy to the World by Joel Raney. Arranged by Joel Raney. For Organ/Piano duet with optional SATB voices, flute, and handbells (3-6 octaves). Piano/Organ Duets. Christmas, Sacred. Moderate. Piano & Organ scores with reproducible SATB choral part. 28 pages. Published by Hope Publishing Company (HP.8133). This Christmas prelude is from Joel Raney's series of top-selling piano/organ duet, with SATB choir entering at the conclusion of the prelude for an optional choral introit. Both keyboard parts and a reproducible page of the text for the choir are included. Related items available separately: Conductor's Score (8133C); Optional Flute part (8133F); Optional Handbells part (8133HB).
Pages: 28
Instruments: Choir, Piano, Voice, Organ, Flute, Percussion, Handbell, Vocal, Piano and Keyboard, Woodwinds
Genres: Christian, Christmas, Religious, Miscellaneous
Rheinisches Orgelbuch by Various. Edited by Friedemann Gottschick. This edition: paperbound. Organ Music (hymns); Use / Occasion: Praise and thanks, Morning, Midday, Evening; Use during the church year: Advent, New Year, Holy Week, Easter and Eastertide, Christmas. Collection. 136 pages. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.1803100). ISBN M-007-03190-9. Organ Music (hymns); Use / Occasion: Praise and thanks, Morning, Midday, Evening; Use during the church year: Advent, New Year, Holy Week, Easter and Eastertide, Christmas.
Pages: 136
Instruments: Organ, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Christian, Christmas, Easter, New Year, Religious, Miscellaneous, Celebrations
Organ Works Vol.2 by Johann Ludwig Krebs (1713-1780). For Organ. Sheet Music. Published by Edition Peters (PE.P08122). Toccata & Fugue in A min; Preludes & Fugues in D min, C min; Prelude in C min; Fantasia a giusto italiano; Fugue on B-A-C-H.
Instruments: Organ, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Classical Period, Classical
Alphorn Serenade (Alphorn in F/Gb) by Dennis Armitage. For alphorn & piano (organ). Swiss import. Grade 3+. Score and parts. Published by Editions Marc Reift (MA.EMR-720).
Instruments: Piano, Organ, Alphorn, Piano and Keyboard, Folk
Works for Organ or Pedal Piano by Robert Schumann. Edited by Gerhard Weinberger. Organ. Henle Music Folios. Pages: XII and 82. Softcover. 87 pages. G. Henle Verlag #HN367. Published by G. Henle Verlag (HL.51480367).
Pages: 87
Instruments: Piano, Organ, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Romantic Period, Classical
Eagles -- Long Road Out of Eden. (Piano/Vocal/Chords). By The Eagles. For Keyboard; Piano; Voice. This edition: Piano/Vocal/Chords. Artist/Personality; Personality Book; Piano/Vocal/Chords. Pop/Rock. Book. 140 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.29107). ISBN 0739050214. Pop/Rock. Play and sing the great songs from the much-anticipated 2007 release of the Eagles' first studio album since 1979! The seven-times Platinum album was named Best International Rock Album of the Year, and features the best-selling single "How Long." Pick up the album-matching folio to Long Road Out of Eden today! Music includes lyrics, melody line, and chord changes with professionally arranged piano accompaniment. Titles: No More Walks in the Wood * How Long * Busy Being Fabulous * What Do I Do with My Heart * Guilty of the Crime * I Don't Want to Hear Any More * Waiting in the Weeds * No More Cloudy Days * Fast Company * Do Something * You Are Not Alone * Long Road Out of Eden * I Dreamed There was No War * Somebody * Frail Grasp on the Big Picture * Last Good Time in Town * I Love to Watch a Woman Dance * Business As Usual * Center of the Universe * It's Your World Now.
Pages: 140
Instruments: Piano, Vocal, Guitar, Vocal, Piano, Guitar, Voice, Organ, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Rock, Pop
Flute concerto No. 11 by Francois Devienne (1759-1803). Edited by Jennifer Caesar. For flute and piano/keyboard. Score and parts. Published by Edition HH Music Publishers (HH.HH228-FSP). ISBN 9781905779192. Francois Devienne's music has long been highly rated for its grace and balance. One of the first professors of flute at the new Conservatoire in 1795, Devienne's Flute Concertos played by the composer at the Concerts Spirituels in the 1780s reflected the elegance and brilliance of classical music in Paris and earned Devienne the title the 'French Mozart' .
Instruments: Piano Accompaniment, Organ, Flute, Piano, Piano and Keyboard, Woodwinds
Genres: Classical, Classical Period
Bruce Springsteen -- Sheet Music Anthology. (Piano/Vocal/Guitar). For Guitar; Keyboard; Piano; Voice. This edition: Piano/Vocal/Guitar. Artist/Personality; Book; Personality Book; Piano/Vocal/Chords. Sheet Music Anthology. Rock. 204 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.37574). ISBN 0739081365. Rock. For music makers who love Bruce Springsteen, this collection features 29 sheet music arrangements that represent a more comprehensive span of Springsteen's career than any other songbook can offer. Nearly 40 years of hits are contained within its pages, including 1970s favorites like "Blinded by the Light" and "Born to Run," plus dozens more from the '80s, '90s, and beyond---all the way up to Working on a Dream (2009) and The Promise (2010). The unprecedented array of songs and carefully transcribed piano/vocal/guitar arrangements make this a must-own for Bruce Springsteen fans of all ages. Titles: Atlantic City * Badlands * Because the Night * Blinded by the Light * Born to Run * Brilliant Disguise * Dancing in the Dark * Devil's Arcade * Girls in Their Summer Clothes * Glory Days * Gypsy Biker * Hungry Heart * If I Should Fall Behind * Jungleland * My Hometown * Pink Cadillac * The Promise * Prove It All Night * Racing in the Street * The Rising * The River * Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town * Save My Love * Streets of Philadelphia * Tenth Avenue Freeze Out * Thunder Road * Tunnel of Love * Working on a Dream * The Wrestler.
Pages: 204
Instruments: Piano, Vocal, Guitar, Vocal, Piano, Guitar, Voice, Organ, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Rock
Elias (Elijah) (Elie) (Ein Oratorium nach Worten des Alten Testaments). By Felix Bartholdy Mendelssohn (1809-1847). Edited by R. Larry Todd. For Soli SATB, SATB Choir, 2 Flutes, 2 Oboes, 2 Clarinets, 2 Bassoons, 4 Horn, 2 Trumpets, 3 Trombones, Oficleide, Timpani, 2 Violins, Viola, Cello, Contrabass, Organ. This edition: paperbound. Score available separately - see item CA.4013001. Oratorios; Stuttgart Urtext Editions; Use / Occasion: Psalms. Level 4. Piano/Vocal score. Language: German/English. Composed 1844-1846. 70. 208 pages. Duration 130 min. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.4013003). ISBN M-007-06262-0. With Language: German/English. Oratorios; Stuttgart Urtext Editions; Use / Occasion: Psalms.
Pages: 208
Instruments: Choir, Piano, Voice, Organ, Flute, Clarinet, Oboe, Bassoon, Horn, Violin, Cello, Viola, Double Bass, B-Flat Trumpet, Trombone, Percussion, Timpani, Vocal, Piano and Keyboard, Woodwinds, Brass, Strings, Trumpet
Genres: Classical
Instruments: Organ, Piano and Keyboard
The Art of Fugue by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750). Arranged by Walcha. For Organ. Sheet Music. Published by Edition Peters (PE.P08000). complete.
Instruments: Organ, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Baroque Period, Classical
Vierne: Samtliche Orgelwerke by Louis Vierne (1870-1937). Edited by David Sanger / Jon Laukvik. Organ Music. Paket. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.1815000). ISBN M-007-09137-8. Organ Music.
Instruments: Organ, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: 20th Century, Classical
Five Old American Songs (Score & part) arranged by James Sclater. For Clarinet, organ. Moderately easy. Score and Part. Duration c. 17:30. Published by E.C. Schirmer Publishing (EC.6991).
Instruments: Organ, Clarinet, Piano and Keyboard, Woodwinds
Genres: Americana, Folk
The Ultimate Song Pages Broadway, Movies, TV -- A to Z. (Piano/Vocal/Chords). For Keyboard; Piano; Voice. This edition: Piano/Vocal/Chords. P/V/C Mixed Folio; Piano/Vocal/Chords. The Ultimate Song Pages. Broadway; Movie; TV. Book. 999 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.29982). ISBN 0739051229. Broadway; Movie; TV. Now you can play over 250 of your favorite songs from Broadway, movies and television, all in one book! This book provides the lyrics along with piano and chord arrangements for some of the greatest hits ever written for the stage and screen.
Pages: 999
Instruments: Piano, Vocal, Guitar, Vocal, Piano, Guitar, Voice, Organ, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Broadway, Film & TV
eMedia Piano/Keyboard Method Vol. 1 (Version 3.0). Piano / Keyboard. Windows/Mac CD-ROM. Published by eMedia Music (EI.EK02101). This new version of eMedia Piano & Keyboard Method offers everything you need to learn how to play! Piano instructor, Irma Irene Justicia, M.A., who has taught at the renowned Juilliard School of Music, guides you through over 300 step-by-step full-screen lessons. New Instant Feedback works with both electronic keyboards and acoustic pianos! It listens as you play melodies and shows whether you're playing correctly! The lessons start with the basics, such as hand position, rhythm, and playing on black keys, and move on to reading music notation, sight reading, scales, and much more. Techniques are demonstrated with over 70 videos viewable in full-screen mode. Learn songs and exercises from music notation as an animated keyboard guides you through fingerings. Songs and exercises are provided as both live-recorded audio and variable-speed MIDI tracks which let you slow the music down as needed. Colorful MIDI accompaniments help make practicing fun! You will learn over 100 popular classical, blues, pop, and rock songs, including hit songs from artists such as Billy Joel, Bob Dylan, and Elton John! Interactive review and ear training quizzes help reinforce new concepts and develop your ear. When used with an electronic MIDI keyboard, you get Interactive Evaluation Feedback with detailed specifics on your playing, including which notes and rhythms were wrong and how to correct them. In addition, the new Note Tracker shows you what note you're playing and makes learning music notation easy. This latest version also offers fully scalable lesson screens and an option for full-screen video. Other accessories include a built-in digital metronome and a recorder. eMedia Piano & Keyboard Method is the ultimate way to learn how to play piano or keyboard! Features: -- Instant Feedback -- shows you whether you're playing the correct notes on melodies. Works with both electronic keyboards and acoustic pianos! -- Interactive Evaluation Feedback -- when using a MIDI keyboard you get specific feedback on note and rhythm mistakes to help you get it right the next time. -- Progress Tracking -- personalized reports show your rate of progress, including scores for specific songs. The built-in recorder also helps you hear your progress. -- Animated Keyboard - displays correct fingerings as the music plays or for any note or chord that you double-click. -- Audio Tracks - features multi-track live recordings, colorful MIDI accompaniments and MIDI tracks that allow you to slow down or speed up the music. -- Full-screen lessons and videos. Also features over 100 songs including: "Piano Man" by Billy Joel "Candle in the Wind" by Elton John "Ode to Joy" by Ludwig van Beethoven "America the Beautiful" by Samuel Ward "La Bamba" made famous by Los Lobos "Minuet in G" by J.S. Bach "Tishomingo Blues" by Spencer Williams "The Entertainer" by Scott Joplin "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" by Bob Dylan Wall Street Journal: "We found the software well planned and effective -- progress was quick." PC Magazine: 4-stars American Music Teacher Magazine: "An impressive and thorough piano teaching program." Music News: "We tried out the method and within no time we were actually playing songs, something that we had no idea we would be able to do so quickly. It is simply amazing." System Requirements: Windows: Windows XP/Vista/Windows 7 CD-ROM Macintosh: Mac OS X 10.4 or later CD-ROM.
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Extended Stay America at 555 I-35, Round Rock, TX: Bearable only if you can lower your expectations
Stayed here for a night during the end of June '07 for the sole purpose of shopping at the nearby Premium Outlet Centre at Round Rock. We booked the place that same morning with the rate of $64.99 plus tax. Usually about 10 bucks cheaper if booked earlier. Check-in was smooth at a small reception desk. Entry to my room, which was a Standard Queen Bedroom was from the back of the building with an access card. Parking is free within the vicinity, with ample space.
The place looks quite shabby and old. Stairs were stained, corridors smelled.. well, musty.
Room has kitchen ammenities. Shower area is small as you can see in the pictures.
My husband and I had some skin itch that night and thought the covers were the cause of it. We used our own bath towels and toiletries.
Light sleepers may have a problem with staying here. We could hear thudding sounds from outside the room and above it.
The Premium Outlets are on the opposite side of the road, about 5-6 miles away (less than 10 mins drive).
We've stayed at one of the Extended Stay in Austin in September 2006 and the place was bigger and cleaner than this one. But.. we encounted a roach in the room then.
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Can you show me a nice 'neutral' color for the entire house?
Trying to decide on 1 color to paint our whole house. We'll have thick white trim. I am looking for a "khaki" color that is neutral, but not too dark.
I'd appreciate the help, there are so many choices!
I'm not trying to be "snooty" here, but WHY are you gonna lock yourself into ONE...NEVER-CHANGING, continuous color...
I'm challenging your decision...but ONLY IN A NICE WAY!!!
Anyway...at our ACE store, check out ACE chips D14-18.
* Nevada Tan, Wicker, Dried Hydrangea, etc.
* Our decorators are using these ALL the time.
* Cafe Latte...THIS COLOR was used CONSTANTLY for a while. It still is!! It's very close to Nevada Tan.
* It's from the previous ACE collection called "Color Your Life".
* The current ACE collection is similarly titled, "Colors for Your Life".
From Ralph-Lauren:
* Cottonwood, Thunder-Bay, Prince, Haystack, Poplar Island, Sisal, etc.
* Not surprisingly...Beiges/Khaki's here too!
From C2:
* Chai, Enoki, Cafe Latte, Palamino, Thatch, Alpaca, Lioness, Luxe, Minimum, Pilot,.....
* Khaki's/Beiges here too...some medium-toned.
Well here is the reason for the one color: We are building, so our contract allows for us to paint the house one color - (plus we can pick one room to paint a different color) - all in flat paint. Since we know we will have to go back and have everything repainted in a few years in a satin or semi gloss, we are trying to pick something neutral for now.
Or, for instance, when we decide to have kids, if we want to paint the "baby" room "blue" we will do so at the time.
So right now we are just wanting to stay in our paint budget, since we know that is something that will be redone anyway.
Does that make sense? Thank you for the suggestions Faron! Now at least I have some ideas.
We are still debating on the "one" room to paint a different color though - and what color!
I like Dromedary Camel from Sherwin Williams. It is very warm without being too dark and dreary, and goes with everything. Lovely color.
I also really like White Raisin from Sherwin Williams. You'll have to ask the person behind the counter about it, because there are no paint chips for it anymore (don't know why). Anyway, White Raisin is a happy yellow color that isn't too bright or "easter-egg" looking. It is neutral, in my opinion. I have it in my living area and have put reds and sages with it and they all work well with it.
Best of luck.
This may sound utterly crazy...but...ive been painting and repainting for 2 years looking for the right 'neutral'....something it utterly neutral, but has personality..not 'realtor beige'. After a slew of colors from BM and SW, all in the neutral/khakis etc., I landed on a color that, without exception, every person who has seen it has commented on how amazing it is and everyone loves it. Its actually a very warm gray from SW called Anew Gray -- it looks not so great on the fan deck, but when up, has some depth, is very warm...totally changes colors throughout the day and is quite stunning. It may be the light in my house, but anything that had any color in small quantities on the chips, once on the wall, took on way too much color. This gray is to me, the perfect neutral warm color. BTW, the whole house is one color....and its lovely. great flow. It was different colors prior and i was not loving it. If you have watched the show 'flipping out' on bravo, its definately one of their colors...its got a lot of personality, not boring...quite 'adult' and sophisticated.
Hi there! If you have to paint the entire house one color, I definitely recommend painting a lighter color that you won't get sick of. Pick something very light and neutral, and something that you won't get stuck trying to match everything with. They do look darker and more intense when on the wall, remember. Here are some of my favorite light neutrals (you can buy small sample jars of many of them at Benjamin Moore):
BM Carrington Beige HC-93
BM Manchester Tan HC-81
BM Shaker Beige HC-45
Here is a my old DR done in BM Bradstreet Beige, it is slightly darker than the 3 above that I suggested for you:
A color I'm considering for my kitchen is Benjamin Moore "Camouflage" 2143-40. It is highly recommended on GW, which is why I checked it out myself. It is a light neutral that has a hint of gray and green and could also be considered a beige. It is availalbe in a small sample size. We bought poster board and painted large samples of the colors we are considering.
Recommendation since you are supposed to pick one, flat color. I would try to insist on BM "Regal" Matte. It is a very high qualtiy paint and is washable.
I personally like satin finish for trim, but I'm not a real shiny person.
Good luck to you!
I am so glad you posted this question as that is where I am at the moment. My husband is GC on our new home and we are not in a big hurry as our present home hasn't sold as yet.
We just finished the insulation and sheetrock so really would like to go ahead and paint. I really want color on my walls eventually, but as yet have not picked out flooring, cabinets, or furniture, so picking colors would be impossible.
A nice color to paint the whole house is our solution for now. We have a lot of beam work and some rock inside, so would the suggestions given be appropriate for our home?
Any comments would be appreciated. Thanks, Jeanie
I too am in your same position. We were considering using a color matched RH cappuccino from SW but I think it has too many green undertones. I feel like I should be able to find a SW color since that is what our builder uses and they have so many colors available. i am looking for something more on the darker side since we will have large white base boards and crown - I love contrast. Who knew paint could be so difficult!
That was the boat we were in 10 years ago when we built. We picked 1 color, and guess what--all the walls are still that color, but finally, I'm about to paint the LR/DR.
At the time, we were tired of all the look-alike beiges we were seeing everywhere, so we chose a light warm gray. It's a neutral that goes with our other favorite colors that we're accessorizing with (sage greens, "dusty" pumpkin or a brick/terracotta, and eggplant). I don't have a paint color to help you with as it was a regional paint company (but I think it was called "soft smoke"). We chose carpeting to coordinate with the color, too, but darker.
We're about the make the LR into a library and paint it and the adjoining dining room a sage green, and it goes so well with the gray that's in the adjacent foyer.
So, my advice is to think on what your favorite colors are (what color of your furnishings and accessories, etc.) and pick a neutral that goes with them.
A neutral I do like from my paint quest when we finished our basement last year (and where I used COLOR!) was SW Latte or Nomadic Desert.
I've seen some lovely high-end homes in our area who used SW Blonde throughout, so if you like yellow-y golden tans, check it out.
Enjoy your new home!
Have you seen this thread? Lots of pictures of paint colors!
Here is a link that might be useful: Favorite yellows and golds
1) Neutrals will take an undertone, so it is important to know which neutrals according to the primaries...red, yellow, or blue?
2) Then, once you know that, choose cool or warm of those undertones. Then, light or dark.
(think skin here. Why does gray look so bad on some people and yellow look great? Why does yellow make some people look sick, and gray makes them look fresh and hip?)
3) Natural daylight. No natural light in the house? Unless you like a cave-like feeling on a Sunny day, limit yourself to the first top 3 colors of the card in the paint fan. If you like a cave look during the day, go ahead and use the bottom 3 or 4.
If you have a house with tons of windows and natural light, lucky you, paint every room in deep saturated color....it's great in the day with light, and there is nothing like dark walls at night.
Okay......that being said, here are some great colors I've used.
BM Aura .... HARMONY
This is the ultimate beige/ neutral. It goes with yellow, taupe, green, blue. It can be warm, or cool, depending on what's in the room. It's nice. Cut it in half and the color is a light, pleasant creamy color.
BM SMOKEY TAUPE....the EXACT color of that beautiful linen sometimes called 'flax' (the sample looks like it has a green undertone, but it goes competely gray gorgeous taupe in my cream and white bedroom. It's classy, and fabulous with white trims.
SW NUTHATCH: Dark and gorgeous brown without looking like you tried too hard. I had it in a bedroom with white trims and off white carpet. Caution: Ceilings look really bad when you have these dark colors if you leave them white. Paint the ceiling a few shades lighter (go up the card sample in the same color....that always works.)
BM - PATRIOTIC WHITE. This is a quick change white. It can go white with a tinge of ocean blue, or ocean blue-green. It's cool one minute, then turns warm in the sunlight. At night it's warmer. It's a very fresh white. It's great if you need light in the room from lack of windows. Pair this wall color with very white trims. With ebonized floors,blacks, browns and greys, driftwoods, and touches of sunny yellows this color would be so chic.
SW Spaulding grey, Garret Grey, : these are great deep colors of taupe/brown. I painted my exterior with Garrett Gray....it was a dark purply taupe. I had blue-green shutters, soft white trims, and a cherry stained front door. Very, very beautiful.
Inside, Spaulding grey is a dark purply brown. Very nice with cherry wood, or maple. Great for a feature fireplace wall. Makes medium or light stained wood, stone, brick "pop".
SW Mystic Beige: a medium light nice warm beige...goes with everything. Some people would call it boring, but if you have nice architecture, or nice furniture, fabrics, or paintings, this color will let them be the star.
One opinion: I really don't like the paint "rules" you'll be told at the paint store. I'd stay away from asking advice in there. Find out if they have a color consultant on the payroll who you could talk to. Also, if you read decorating magazines, keep a file in your file cabinet for "paint color" .......almost all of these magazines have a section on what colors to use. Rip out the pages, and stash them in the file. When you need to pick a color, you'll have the names, and the descriptions, and sometimes pictures of the rooms using the colors.
I'm going to paint my kitchen and bedroom BM Camouflage. It's really lovely...definitely green, but very subdued and neutral. I was originally planning to use KM Cypress, which my daughter's San Francisco Edwardian flat with gorgeous trim is painted, but I think it's just a wee bit dark for my little abode with budget trim.
Would you have any photos of the "Anew Gray". I was almost settled between SW Blonde or Kilim Beige. And now you have me wondering about the Anew Gray. If you've been at it for 2 years looking for the right neutral, it might save me some time before I dive in. Thanks!
I am in love with SW Ramie. After a six month search for a living room paint color (I wanted a blue-green), I got desperate and somehow picked this one out of the blue. It is so creamy and rich and gorgeous and neutral, BUT it is NOT boring beige! It sometimes looks golden, sometimes slightly grayed-out, and it has a lovely green tinge. Reminds me of heavy cream with some green tea swirled in. I love it more and more, especially now that I am painting my trim bright white.
No, no blue. It is not at all something that screams out green. There is a green "blush" to the color that is subtle but very pretty. Like I said, it is almost a golden khaki color but there is a definite green cast to it. I am currently painting the trim, so no pics yet. It wasn't my first choice either, it is something I would have never thought of because I didn't want a boring neutral. It serves as such a warm and creamy backdrop for everything and is so liveable.
I realize this is an old thread however...when I moved into my home it was already painted BM Carrington Beige which I really do like however I find that it seems to have a bit too much "green"...can anyone suggest something very similiar to Carrington Beige that is more of a "tan or taupe colour?


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Advice on replacement heat pump/ac
I currently have a Trane XL 1200 approx 22yrs old. It has been diagnosed with a sticking transfer plunger, I think thats correct. I feel its too old to repair so I have got 2 quotes. #1 Trane 3.5 ton XL15i model 4twx5042 Air handler model 4t6v3f49 the v might not be right hard to read Condensate pump, refrigerent tubing, Complete install and removal of old equipt. $7568 includes $600 rebate.
#2 Carrier Performance 15-25hrpava442. Air handler tv4bnf005. Same work as the Trane quote Both with new thermostats. $6850 Which is the best choice. Third Quote coming is for Another Carrier same unit.
You have wrong digits in both the Trane and Carrier quotes.
For Trane, I found a match with that Trane condenser but with a 4TEE3F49 air handler:
43,500 btu cooling (1500 more btu than 2.5 tons which is 42,000 btu), 12.1 EER, 14.5 SEER, 42,000 btu heating at 47F outside (a full 3 tons), 8.9 HSPF.
Those numbers are excellent (if that is your air handler). Full btus for both heating and cooling, good EER (cost to run heat pump in cooling) and good HSPF (cost to run heat pump in heating).
I couldn't make anything out of the Carrier model numbers - either the condenser or air handler.
Best to you.
Here is a link that might be useful: ARI Directory
I like the Trane combo if the air handler used is actually the 4TEE series. For the Carrier model numbers, I decipher that as a 25HPA442 heat pump with a FV4BNF005. This ARI combination is discontinued it appears and does not achieve 15 SEER (it achieves 14.5 SEER). The 25HPA4 heat pump is not the same as the 25HPA5 heat pump (not the 4 and the 5 before the 42, that means Performance 14 and Performance 15). Good luck.
The two best quotes have different model #'s. Could someone help me out. #1 Carrier Performance Series 3.5 Ton Model # 25HPA542A 15.5 Seer and Carrier air handler variable speed Model FV4BN4002
#2 Carrier Performance Model # 25HPA342 and Carrier air Handler Model FV4BNF005.
Which of these two are the best choice and why. Thanks
"Carrier air handler variable speed Model FV4BN4002"
- There is another typo in that air handler model#. There is no second "4" or last "2". Example: FV4BNF003 or 005 or 006.
"Model # 25HPA342 and Carrier air Handler Model FV4BNF005"
- 42,000 btu cooling (a full 3.5 tons), 11.7 EER, 14.5 SEER, 42,000 btu heating at 47F, 8.5 HSPF, 27,400 btu heating at 17F.
25HPA542 with FV4BNF005 is a Performance 15 Puron (discontinued):
42,000 btu cooling, 12.5 EER, 15.5 SEER, 41,000 btu heating at 47F, 8.5 HSPF, 27,000 btu heating at 17F.
This will be cheaper to run in cooling (12.5 EER versus 11.7 EER). All other #s are similar.
The first system is a Performance 13 Puron, also discontinued.
PARTS AND LABOR warranty?
Good luck.
What happened to the Trane idea?
10 year parts and labor warranties a wise thing to get for peace of mind.
The 25HPA542 is a higher efficiency unit than the 25HPA342 obviously. You say the 25HPA342 is quoted at a higher price? You should really be considering the reliability of both of these companies and their installation practices before the equipment.
All in all, I think I'd go with the Performance 15 for more efficiency, especially if it's quoted at a lower price. The Performance 15 (Model # 25HPA542A30) with the Performance variable speed air handler (Model # FV4BNF005) is a discontinued matchup and gets 12.50 EER, 15.50 SEER, and 8.50 HSPF. The Performance 15 (Model # 25HPA542H30) with the Performance variable speed air handler (Model # FV4BN(B,F)005) gets 13.00 EER, 15.00 SEER, and 9.00 HSPF). Those are good numbers. Confirm model numbers with your chosen contractor before signing a contract.
Good luck!
I got an American Standard Quote $3000 higher and a Trane quote $3600 higher. I've checked out the contractor for Carrier who has the lowest quote and he has good references. It seems the bigger the company the higher the price. One Carrier dealer quoted me $3750 higher then my lowest bid for the same equipment. I think some guys are slow and are trying to weather the storm. My two lowest quotes are about $500 apart.
Gary, you were right in some respect actually. The 25HPA542A30 is discontinued; the 25HPA542H30 is not. And from what I see looking at ARI, the 25HPA542H30 is slightly more efficient with EER and HSPF except .50 SEER lower than the 25HPA542A30 matchup).


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Nuisance Cat Guilty of Shoplifting and "Walking in an Aloof Manner'
If only those were the only things my irritable old tomcat were guilty of…
A 7-11 store in Kanto, Japan, has reached its limit over a known shoplifter. The store posted a sign with a picture of the perpetrator, a cat described as "three-apples-tall, black, and walks in an aloof manner." The cat has been helping himself to cat food from the store for some time. The sign reads, in part:
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Please do not feed this cat.
It enters the store and shoplifts cat food.
We told the cat that it was banned from the store but it didn't listen.
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What Has Happened to the Tsunami Debris from Japan?
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The amount of debris in the ocean is growing exponentially, becoming more and more hazardous and harmful to marine life and therefore also to our ocean food source. Measuring and tracking the movements of such debris are still in their infancy. The driftage generated by the tragic 2011 tsunami in Japan gave scientists Nikolai Maximenko and Jan Hafner a unique chance to learn about the effects of the ocean and wind on floating materials as they move across the North Pacific Ocean.
Shortly after the tsunami struck, Maximenko and Hafner used the IPRC Ocean Drift Model to predict where the debris from the tsunami would go. Their computer model is based on trajectories of real satellite-tracked drifting buoys and satellite-measured winds.
The model has now been charting the possible paths of the tsunami driftage for nearly 3 years. The scientists have made a major improvement to the initial model: it now accommodates objects of different shapes and buoyancies that expose different amounts of surface to the wind and travel at different speeds and different trajectories.
US Navy Official Says China Is Preparing for War With Japan
Well. This isn't good. Needless to say, the Pentagon isn't happy about the Captain's public remarks, but that doesn't make them any less likely to be true. China and Japan have been squabbling over the islands for over a hundred years now.
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China is stepping up war games in preparation for a possible conflict with Japan over the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands, a tiny island chain in the East China Sea claimed by both Beijing and Tokyo, a senior U.S. Navy official says.
Captain James Fanell, deputy chief of staff intelligence and information operations for the U.S. Pacific Fleet, made the remark in San Diego last week.
Fanell said that after witnessing China's Mission Action 2013, a "massive amphibious and cross military" exercise that included ground and naval forces of the People's Liberation Army, U.S.
Redistribute Wealth? No, Redistribute Respect.
Could a shift in perception heal the divide between the haves and the have nots in western society? What say you, Disinfonauts?
via The Week
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What happened to America's sense of egalitarianism?
"It is said that heaven does not create one man above or below another man."
— Yukichi Fukuzawa
I've always been a communist revolutionary at heart. Inequalities between human beings have always annoyed me, and I have the strong desire to see them eliminated. In American society, we generally discuss three kinds of "equality": 1) "equality of outcome", usually meaning equality of wealth or income, 2) "equality of opportunity", and 3) "equal rights" under the law. The first is typically supported by true communists and socialists, and some liberals; the second by centrist liberals; and the third by libertarians and conservatives. The arguments between proponents of the three types of equality are voluminous and endless.
Japanese Scientist Float And Move Objects Mid-Air With Sound
Levitating objects with sound has been done before, but these scientists have taken it to a new level.
Researchers in Tokyo have put a new twist on the use of sound to suspend objects in air. They've used ultrasonic standing waves to trap pieces of wood, metal, and water – and even move them around.
Researchers have used sound to levitate objects in previous experiments, dating back decades. But that work has largely relied on speakers that were set up in a line to bounce sound waves off a hard surface.
The new experiment uses four speakers to surround an open square area that's about 21 inches wide. Four phased arrays use standing waves to create an ultrasonic focal point in that space, as the researchers explain in a video about their work.
Japanese Gangsters Hiring Homeless To Clean Up Fukushima Disaster Area
Organized crime controlling construction and waste disposal? That sounds familiar. Crime bosses in Japan are recruiting the nation's homeless and paying them next to nothing to clean up the deadly remains of the Fukushima disaster.
Japan's three biggest crime syndicates have established illegal recruitment under construction powerhouse Obayashi, a top contractor. Reuters speaks to one man paid by a gangster to collect potential homeless workers: Seiji Sasa would find men at a local train station and get them work through a number of smaller contractors that eventually reported to Obayashi (which has not been fingered in the scheme). The workers would be paid less than minimum wage after middlemen skimmed some and deductions were taken for food and housing; in other cases, those deductions were taken from their scant pay, leaving the workers with no money, or even in debt.
'Japanese Pickle' Can Prevent The Flu
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Scientists have discovered that bacteria found in a traditional Japanese pickle can prevent flu. Could this be the next superfood?
The research, which assesses the immune-boosting powers of Lactobacillus brevis from Suguki – a pickled turnip, popular in Japan – in mice that have been exposed to a flu virus, is published today (06 November) in the SfAM journal, Letters in Applied Microbiology.
Lead researcher, Ms Naoko Waki of KAGOME CO., LTD. in Japan said: "Our results show that when a particular strain of Lactobacillus brevis is eaten by mice, it has protective effects against influenza virus infection."
Suguki enthusiasts have often cited its protective powers but it is not known yet whether the same effects will be seen in humans. Human clinical trials using a probiotic drink containing Lactobacillus brevis KB290 bacteria are underway and scientists are hopeful that, given a suitable quantity of bacteria, foods containing them may turn out to be the next superfood.
Aokigahara Forest, The Suicide Woods Of Japan
Informational signs scattered throughout warn passersby, "Your life is precious". Tofugu on one of the spookiest spots in Japan:
Located at the base of Mt. Fuji, Aokigahara is perhaps the most infamous forest in Japan. Also known as the Sea of Trees, Suicide Forest, and Japan's Demon Forest, Aokigahara has been home to over 500 confirmed suicides since the 1950s.
Wataru Tsurumui's controversial 1993 bestseller The Complete Suicide Manual is a book that describes various modes of suicide and even recommends Aokigahara as the perfect place to die. Undoubtedly, the most common method of suicide in the forest is hanging.
Japanese spiritualists believe that the suicides committed in the forest have permeated Aokigahara's soil and trees, generating paranormal activity and preventing many who enter from escaping the gnarled depths of the forest.
Creepy Japanese Rubber Sex Doll Lips Sold to 'Slim Face'
Via Huffington Post comes news of a product that is in no way a kinky sex toy, so don't even think about it that way.
Just three minutes per day is all you need; pop in the mold and then make mouth movements. The makers recommend you say vowel sounds out loud over and over again, producing regular and methodical exercises that will strength the twelve facial expression muscles in a comprehensive way.