Dunn-edwards paint

Exterior paint change

2023.05.21 11:20 kenx6 Exterior paint change

We are trying to fix up our ranch style house to sell and just painted the exterior white. I absolutely hate it. How difficult is it to re-paint the exterior a different color yourself? I can’t afford to pay the painters to do it again. Do you have to sand down the fresh paint before applying a different paint? Can this horrible white paint act as a primer?
The house is currently foggy day by Dunn Edwards. Somehow this turned out so bright white it’s hard to look at. I want to change it to Spacebox by Miller Paint (which is a deep blue/ green) with a cream trim. The house has board and batten, brick skirt, chimney and entry accent. TIA
Edit: thank you everyone. I spoke with a realtor and they said leave it, a lot of people like a white house. If anything paint the trim a dark color because the light color shows all the imperfections of the plywood underneath
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2023.05.19 15:22 The_CalvinMax First Post

First Post
I lurk a lot, enjoy seeing everyone’s work, figured I should post something to return the favor!
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2023.05.15 16:00 robertlf Concerned About VOCs

Recently, I enlisted a realtor to sell my forty-two-year-old, two-story, 1,900-square-foot townhouse. My realtor recommended (and I agreed with him) that all the interior walls needed to be repainted as well as the kitchen cabinets and the cabinets in the two upstairs bathrooms.

His painting contractor and crew arrived a week ago, removed all the cabinet doors, sanded them on tables and wooden horses in the downstairs den and living room, and then spray-painted them with Zinsser BIN Primer. After the doors dried, they painted them with Dunn-Edwards Suprema Interior Semi-Gloss paint. Then they painted all the interior walls with the same paint using rollers. Prior to all of this work, neither the realtor nor the painting contractor spoke to us about VOCs and our options as to the primer and paint and how the cabinets would be painted.

Early in the week I dropped in to see how things were going and was struck by how strong the smell from the paint was. As I walked around, I noticed none of the workers were wearing any type of mask as they sanded or painted. I began to wonder if the sanding and (spray) painting is potentially harmful to my family's health so I started to read about paint and VOCs. I learned that the Zinsser primer was high VOC (500 g/L) but the Dunn-Edwards paint was what is called low VOC (5 g/L).

Now I'm kind of freaking out about moving back into the house. I'm wondering if they shouldn't have sanded and spray-painted the doors outside our home to limit our exposure to the high VOC primer. Why didn't they opt for a low VOC primer like Dunn-Edwards' Decoprime?

My biggest fear is that the cabinets and paint will continue to emit VOCs even after they say the paint is dry. I'm also worried that there could there be a thin film of VOC residue on all our furniture and clothing that could be harmful to our health. Quite honestly, I'm afraid to move my family back into the house while we wait for it to sell.

Do I have anything to be worried about? Can we be harmed by the VOCs from the primer and paint as the cabinet doors and walls continue to cure? And if there is nothing to be worried about, how long should we wait before moving back in?

Thanks for your thoughts.
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2023.05.14 23:17 panda-rampage Interior painting Paint brand advice: dunn edwards vs Benjamin moore white dove color

Hi all! I was wondering what the opinion on brand quality for Dunn edwards vs Benjamin Moore brand.
The color I want to do is the Benjamin Moore white dove but our paint contractor is saying they can only color match with dunn edwards since they exclusively only use that brand.
How does the color match compare for white dove between Benjamin Moore and dunn Edwards?
Thanks in advance for any insight!
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2023.05.14 23:04 panda-rampage Dunn Edwards vs Benjamin Moore Brand white dove color

Hi all! I was wondering what the opinion on brand quality for Dunn edwards vs Benjamin Moore brand.
The color we want to do is the Benjamin Moore white dove but our paint contractor is saying they can only color match with dunn edwards since they exclusively only use that brand.
How does the color match compare for white dove between Benjamin Moore and dunn Edwards?
Thanks in advance for any insight!
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Looking for an exceptionally good house painter (outside stucco) who uses Dunn/Edwards paint and will travel south to Sahuarita and Green Valley. Hope to get a quote now and schedule for Fall.
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2023.04.13 06:00 Hot-Yak2420 What next with this paint stripping?

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I suspect I am going to get castigated for ruining a decent oak chair but anyway. This chair was painted black and rather than repainting I decided to try stripping it man to the wood since it's solid oak. I am unable to buy mineral spirits due to local environmental laws and paint strippers are pretty limited. Got something from Dunn Edwards paint store for stripping. It's mostly worked but trying to remove the last bits and get it really clean is proving challenging. Do I just go with hand sanding or is there something I can use to just get the rest off and clean up all the residue? Or did I just ruin my wife's chair?
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2023.04.08 16:44 kingtaco_17 How to paint over textured semi-gloss? (4 pics)

Location: Los Angeles. Hi all, I have to repaint an orange-peel textured bathroom wall that has 10-year-old Dunn Edwards semi-gloss acrylic paint on it. It's in good condition. PICS HERE
QUESTION: Can I just brush vacuum the wall, then go straight to primer (Dunn Edwards Ultra Grip primer) and two coats of new semi-gloss acrylic? (Yes, it'll be the exact same color.) Or is scuff sanding mandatory? If so, what grit should I use? Should I use a pole sander or do by hand? Lastly, how do I sand without damaging the existing texture? Thank you in advance!
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Burchfield, Tim Burton, Arnold Böcklin, Guido Borelli da Caluso, Canaletto, Leonora Carrington, Santiago Caruso, Alan M. 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But as it is too long I can't add all to prompt so I add it partially. If there is a way pls tell me. But still I can't make it choose one and add to prompt. I tried just asking it to add an artist suitable for the (concept) but still mostly it comes up with unknown or unknowm artist.
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2023.02.24 17:16 cos_i_am 2023-02-24 : New Country

From 2022-11-19 to 2023-02-24

Here are the new singles & albums for Friday February 24th 2023.
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Spotify Playlist
As always, if there are any missing, feel free to reply to this post.
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Have a nice weekend! :)
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2023.01.30 16:52 Hot-Yak2420 Dunn Edwards colour matching to farrow and ball

I know there are dozens of posts about colour matching and also farrow and ball. But I couldn't find much on Dunn Edwards. In SoCal our paint contractor prefers Dunn Edwards. How are they say colour matching to farrow and ball? Our local stores seem incredibly unenthusiastic about selling their "exquisite" range(worst name ever). I am trying to match stiffkey blue. The depth of colour and ability to read differently in different light is very important. My personal experience of farrow and ball is that it's very dynamic and rich in that way. Many suggest that Dunn Edwards aura is the best for matching the depth and complexity of f&b. will Dunn Edwards Everest be comparable? Is the colour colour matching service going to give a more accurate result?
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2022.12.28 20:40 ppjskh My sister gifted me this beautiful oil painting that she purchased at our local antique mall for $10 and I thrifted the frame for $5 that I ended up repainting. I couldn’t be happier with the results! 🤩

My sister gifted me this beautiful oil painting that she purchased at our local antique mall for $10 and I thrifted the frame for $5 that I ended up repainting. I couldn’t be happier with the results! 🤩 submitted by ppjskh to ThriftStoreHauls [link] [comments]


2022.12.21 16:21 spartachilles Summary of President John Dewey's First Term (1929-1933) A House Divided Alternate Elections

Summary of President John Dewey's First Term (1929-1933) A House Divided Alternate Elections

John Dewey, the 32nd President of the United States
Cabinet
Vice President: William M. McDonald (1929-1933)
Secretary of State: John Barrett (1929-1930, resigned), James J. Oneal (1930-1933)
Secretary of the Treasury: John R. Commons (1929-1933)
Secretary of War: William Monroe Trotter (1929-1930, resigned), Dan Hogan (1930-1931, resigned), William English Walling (1931-1933)
Attorney General: Francis Biddle (1929, resigned), George Vanderveer (1929-1933)
Secretary of the Navy: Joseph P. Ryan (1929-1933)
Postmaster General: Albert C. Barnes (1929-1933)
Secretary of the Interior: Sherwood Eddy (1929-1933)
Secretary of Education: Helen Parkhurst (1929-1933)
Secretary of Labor: Edward W. Bemis (1929-1930, died), Mary Van Veeck (1930-1933)
Secretary of Agriculture: Henry A. Wallace (1929-1933)
Secretary of Commerce: Herbert Hoover (1929, resigned), Edward Filene (1929-1933)
100 Days of Tribulations
Upon his election as the President of the United States, Dewey had announced his intention to hold over much of the cabinet of President Bliss as a part of his attempt to hold together a National Front that had become splintered by the breakaway presidential campaign of Kansas Representative Charles Curtis. In a good sign during the months of the transition, cabinet proceedings would remain quite cordial even with the frequent absences of President Bliss and his unifying ethos. Unfortunately, after his inauguration President Dewey would find himself abandoned by men he had thought loyal to him when Secretary of the Navy Albert E. Carter and Secretary of the Interior Archie Alexander left letters of resignation upon the desk of the Oval Office on his first day in office. His relationship with Attorney General Francis Biddle would also become fraught with turmoil over the following months, as the pair began to battle over the future direction of the Justice Department at the conclusion of prosecutions that achieved the final dissolution of the National Patriot League and targeted the conspirators who had architected Ulysses S. Grant III’s run for the presidency. In particular, Biddle had argued that threat of the Grantist far-right had been all but eradicated and that renewed focus was needed upon the prosecution of far-left revolutionaries, which Dewey denounced as an attempt by Biddle to infringe upon the rights of labor and countered that the millions of votes for Ulysses S. Grant III in 1928 proved the need for continued vigilance against Grantism. The argument between the men would escalate to the point of Biddle’s resignation as well, by which time dozens of other more minor appointees had begun to leave an administration which they increasingly saw as Social Democratic in nature.
Unfortunately, replacing these men would prove no easy task. Dewey settled on maritime unionist Joseph P. Ryan to head the Department of the Navy, labor rights attorney George Vanderveer to become the new Attorney General, and Christian socialist politician and YMCA volunteer Sherwood Eddy to lead the Department of the Interior. However, the distinctly left-wing nature of these appointees would lead Dewey into a clash with Federalist Reformist Senate Leader John M. Parker, who vowed to obstruct a leftist domination of the executive branch. Using his powers to draw out hearings in a strategy to delay their confirmation and encourage additional media scrutiny on the candidates, Parker nearly managed to derail Dewey’s nominations. Even the less controversial choices of close political confidante Albert C. Barnes to replace Postmaster General William English Walling and Dalton School Headmistress Helen Parkhurst to succeed Dewey himself as Secretary of Education would come under fire by Parker as part of his plot. However, Vice President William M. McDonald would intervene against Parker’s obstructionism and use his personal connections within the Senate to ensure that his party did not join in Parker’s tactics, ultimately allowing each of the nominees to be narrowly confirmed while extracting a promise from President Dewey to ensure that the Justice Department would oversee the final dissolution of the Third Ku Klux Klan. The narrowest margin would be that of George Vanderveer, confirmed as Attorney General by only a single vote after attacks suggesting that he would give legal protection to violent revolutionaries.

Attorney General George Vanderveer, one of the central figures of the confirmation battles plaguing the early part of President Dewey’s term.
A Spirit of Unity…
Having suffered a political baptism by fire with the confirmation battles of his administration, Dewey understood that many of his most ambitious proposals held little chance of success in the face of such a divided Congress. Indeed, his loyal allies in Congress reintroduced the Dewey Education Bill for a vote in the House despite its Federalist Reformist dominance, only for the bill to fail on the House floor. Instead, Dewey pivoted to a decade-long political objective of the Unity and Progress Caucus and many labor leaders: regular government-mediated negotiations between representatives of major employer’s associations and major labor unions. Since the passage of the Dunn Amendments, legally protected labor strikes had led to an explosion of labor disputes, best exemplified by the General Strike of 1919, that the government was no longer able to contain due to the Supreme Court ruling the mandatory arbitration law unconstitutional. Although the issue had become less pressing with a growing economy leading to rising wage rates, the memories of the General Strike still placed it front of mind for many Americans.
Maneuvering with as-yet unseen political finesse, Dewey began with negotiations to achieve consensus on the formation of the Department of Commerce. While such a Department had been proposed for decades, Social Democratic antipathy to a cabinet-level department dedicated to capital and sharply divided opinions on its structure and powers among the other two parties had hamstrung previous efforts to create the Department. First marshaling support from moderate elements of his party by framing it as the first step towards national labor negotiations, Dewey would next move to build bridges between himself and the Federalist Reformists by appointing legal scholar Felix Frankfurter to a prominent circuit court judge position. Long affiliated with the Federalist Reformists and supporting judicial philosophies favored by the party, Frankfurter’s nomination was appreciated as an olive branch to Dewey’s opponents. Next dealing with his erstwhile allies in the conservative ranks of Solidarity, Dewey promised that the inaugural Secretary of Commerce would be International Monetary Fund Commissioner Herbert Hoover, a high-profile conservative who was also well known as a committed supporter of “associationalist” cooperation between labor and industry. Finally, with the support of deputies within the Social Democratic Party and Vice President William M. McDonald, the Department of Commerce would be established with near-unanimous consent.

Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover, a symbol of the unity fostered by President Dewey in support of tripartite labor negotiations.
The healthy political cooperation fostered by the creation of the Department of Commerce would also pave the way for a number of other political achievements. First, with the death of Associate Justice Gilbert E. Roe, President Dewey would select Arthur Garfield Hays as his first Supreme Court appointee. Unlike the harrowing hearings earlier in the year, Hays would be handily confirmed without such intense political gamesmanship. Dewey was also successfully able to secure revisions to tariff rates to slightly lower them to an average of 36% from their previous 40% highs. Additionally, with constant innovations on new technical frontiers such as aeronautics, radio, and television, new regulatory frameworks were constructed for such technologies, as well as infrastructure investments in the nation’s ports, canals, and newfound aerodromes to accommodate the newest of technological advancements. Perhaps most significantly, in a victory for President Dewey’s vision of expansive reform to the nation’s educational system, Congress would pass a bill overhauling vocational education in America which had in many ways stagnated under previous federal code. The Vocational Education Act of 1929 would adjust archaic funding protocols and governance structures to strip away barriers between traditional academia and vocational programs, in an attempt to ameliorate the segregation of vocational students from academic ones, allow for the integration of vocational principles into traditional education, and ensure that vocational education would be supported by federal funds of the 1883 Blair Education Act.

Children at a vocational school sponsored by the Vocational Education Act of 1929.
…Dashed Upon the Rocks of Depression
Not unlike the United States, the German Empire had seen near-constant economic growth throughout the 1920s, a decade which had become known in Germany as the “Golden Years”. With the Berlin Stock Market as the beating heart of much of the European financial system and an economy supported by the preferential trading and currency policies of the Mitteleuropa system, the wealth enjoyed by the Kaiser’s subjects was unparalleled as a burgeoning middle-class began heavily investing on credit into the stock market. The growth also became a source of power for the conservative establishment of Junkers and industrialists in the country, even to the point of their suspected involvement in the abdication of Kaiser Wilhelm II to ensure the increasingly mentally unstable ruler could not threaten the country’s economic growth. However, the German economy would find an unassuming foe that it could not surmount in August of 1929: Ukrainian grain futures. After a record-breaking harvest caused agricultural prices to crash to unseen lows amid serious overproduction, the commodities market would crash and begin a generalized stock market panic. The Berlin Stock Market then witnessed a double-digit decline as the speculative bubble burst with investors rushing to withdraw their money from the market. Already in financial trouble due to its stock investments, a run on Danatbank would cause one of Germany’s largest banks to publicly fail and bring down much of the banking sector with it.

Germans storming a savings bank in one of the many bank runs that would follow the failure of Danatbank.
In the world order founded by the Hague Treaty where the fates of the United States and Germany had been bound together with economic ties, it took little time for the crisis to spread across the Atlantic. With German financiers facing disastrous losses at home, they began liquidating their American investments en masse and repatriating gold to Germany, which would prove the spark for America’s own financial crisis. As the Federal Reserve hiked interest rates in a desperate attempt to avert the depletion of the nation’s gold reserves and the German Kaiser threatened to withdraw from the International Monetary Fund, the American market would open with its own double-digit losses in an episode now known as “Black Monday”. Initially hoping that the losses merely represented a correction for an overly hot economy, Secretary of the Treasury John R. Commons would force the New York Stock Exchange to temporarily close after days of sustained losses to avert further damage to the economy.
Unfortunately, the tripartisanship forged by President Dewey would become a casualty of this economic calamity. Faced with an economic crisis even greater than that of the Panic of 1914, gridlock would dominate the Congress’s initial response to what became known as the “Great Depression”. Although once a believer in moderate Social Democratic principles and the gradual reform of the economy, President Dewey along with much of the American left believed that the second catastrophic failure of the market in just 15 years was a portent of the ultimate collapse of the current capitalist system and that immediate action was necessary to preserve the livelihoods and rights of the American people. Leaving behind his formerly moderate policy positions, President Dewey would make a dramatic leftward shift in favor of an expansive relief program even more ambitious than that proposed by President Work during the Panic of 1914. Assuming the bully pulpit with a vigor unmatched by any post-dictatorship president, Dewey demanded the mass socialization of the American economy up to and including his party’s former clarion call of nationalizing the banks as well as an expansive relief program spending large sums of money on public works for the unemployed and social programs. In particular, President Dewey would point to the comparative success of Washington State during the Great Depression as a model for the country to follow. In the aftermath of the General Strike of 1919, the state had been captured by radical Social Democratic supermajorities while urban areas fell under the effective control of local labor unions, beginning a decade-long syndicalist transformation of the state led by Governor “Dutch” Katterfeld, Seattle Mayor Hulet M. Wells, and local unionist William Z. Foster. Organizing local businesses into worker’s cooperatives affiliated with a state union syndicate and managing to survive a turbulent period of capital flight with the sponsorship of wealthy socialist ideologues, Washington’s economy would prove remarkably durable during the Depression.

President Dewey pictured giving a speech to the American people while stumping in support of his relief program.
However, while President Dewey enjoyed the near-universal support of his own Social Democratic Party in his program, his opponents in Solidarity and the Federalist Reform Party were horrified by its very prospect. The turn in the President’s policy would prompt the resignation of his former Solidarist allies Secretary of State John Barrett, Secretary of War William Monroe Trotter, and perhaps most tellingly, the crown jewel of Dewey’s tripartisanship: Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover. Meanwhile, Dewey’s opponents in Congress also sought to rival his plan with their own proposals to ameliorate the economic disaster. Under the heavy influence of the theories of President Peabody’s former economic advisor Irving Fisher, Solidarity would coalesce around a proposal to suspend the gold standard in order to allow the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates and inflate the currency in order to stimulate the economy without increasing the size of the federal government. On the other side of the aisle, former presidential candidate Charles Edward Merriam would lead the Federalist Reform Party to unite around the “Chicago Plan” of his former academic colleagues: a proposal to require that banks hold the entirety of their demand deposits in reserve in an effort to eliminate bank runs and the private expansion of the money supply. Neither party would be receptive to Dewey’s effort to nominate former President John M. Work as Chief Justice, blocking the nomination for several months before Dewey finally agreed to withdraw his nomination (much to Work’s disappointment) and instead promote Associate Justice William R. King to Chief Justice and nominate the more moderate Swinburne Hale for the Associate Justice position.
With the three parties advocating for their own disparate solutions to the crisis, there was little room for compromise as each jockeyed to secure the popular mandate for their own proposals. Thus, throughout 1929 and 1930, the financial and economic crisis continued to worsen, with Congress only passing small measures to encourage the export of agricultural produce, invest in new public works programs, moderately regulate securities trading, and increase the land value tax. A brief glimmer of unity would arise from the tragic sinking of the RMS Oceanic, the largest peacetime naval disaster in recent memory, as a tripartisan Senate inquiry would unveil serious flaws in the safety procedures of the ship and recommend numerous changes to maritime law and radiotelegraphy that were speedily adopted by Congress. Secretary of the Interior Sherwood Eddy and the new Secretary of Commerce Edward Filene would also initiate attempts to collaborate with private organizations and citizens to foster the development of more agricultural cooperatives and credit unions. Unfortunately, these measures would do little to contain the soaring unemployment and collapsing prices across the economy, and increasing public pressure would only be met with interminable gridlock in Congress with regards to any major action towards the crisis. However, the parties would temporarily set aside their differences after the news of the passing of former President Tasker H. Bliss shortly after the midterms of 1930. As not only a lauded president but also the hero of the revolution against General Grant and his regime, Bliss would be laid to rest in a funeral attended by much of the nation’s political elite, witnessed by thousands more Americans from all walks of life, and broadcasted over radio to millions more. However, alongside such a display of political unity would come the final and formal dissolution of the mostly perfunctory National Front organization, finally disentangling the fates of Solidarity and the Social Democratic Party.

A photograph of the funeral procession of former General, Revolutionary hero, and President Tasker H. Bliss.
The White Scare
As America eagerly awaited the results of the deliberations of the new Congress in the hopes of more material action against the Depression, dark tidings would come from the shores of the state of Massachusetts. In a bizarre episode, Ulysses S. Grant III, a fugitive political terrorist and son of the former dictator of the United States, led a coastal invasion of Cape Cod with a force of hundreds of pro-dictatorship emigres. Taking his troops close to the city of Boston itself thanks to the disarray of local defenders, Grant would ultimately be stymied by local paramilitaries and repelled by the state National Guard before dying in battle along with many of his men after the federal military arrived in force to send them back to the sea. Alongside bringing national attention to Massachusetts Governor William Morton Wheeler, the incident would also raise a number of questions particularly surrounding how Grant had come by the resources necessary to attempt such an attack. Congressional investigations into the matter would drag on for much of Dewey’s first term without clear conclusions as evidence pointed in the directions of possible domestic conspiracy as well as foreign support by either France, Germany, Great Britain, or Italy. Meanwhile, one particularly incendiary claim would circulate in the Federalist Reform media suggesting that it was Wheeler himself who had sponsored the invasion to build his political profile for a 1932 presidential run. Perhaps most significantly though, the Cape Cod invasion inspired a new wave of paranoia surrounding Grantism, with many Americans fearful of the millions of Grant voters still among them and possibility of the return of the dictatorship.
Leading the ascendent Impossibilist wing within the Social Democratic Party, Representative and former Vice President Frank J. Hayes would lead the charge to bring the fight against Grantism onto the House floor. Hayes successfully badgered Speaker of the House Donald Richberg into creating a House Committee on Un-American Activities to investigate anti-democratic currents in American society. However, Richberg refused to allow Hayes to lead the Committee, knowing that the former Vice President could easily wield it as a dangerous political weapon. Instead, hoping to exert his own influence over the Committee and steer it in the direction of anti-communism, Richberg would select two young representatives to chair it: Federalist Reform Representative John W. McCormack of Massachusetts and Social Democratic Representative Samuel Dickstein of New York. As a liberal New Nationalist from a state embroiled in a bitter battle between an elitist Old Guard and an insurgent Formicist faction, McCormack would in theory depend on Richberg’s patronage for political survival. Meanwhile, Dickstein’s reputation as a machine politician of the Tammany Hall breed would ideally sabotage Social Democratic efforts to seize control of the Committee.

Representatives McCormack and Dickstein photographed together following the interrogation of a suspected Grantist.
Initially receiving little notice while investigating routine matters of possibly Grantist military officers or bureaucrats, the pair would soon establish their independence with a particularly incendiary hearing on a matter that would animate the American public consciousness: a second Business Plot. Passed over for the position of Commandant of the Marine Corps by administrations skeptical of his former ties to the dictatorship, Marine Colonel Smedley D. Butler resigned from his military career to begin a career lecturing across the country. Initially cultivating a following among veterans by advocating for increased military pensions, Butler would come across a much larger following when he began to speak on matters of Grantism and the dictatorship. Admitting that he had been ordered to destroy ballots in New York City during the 1908 election and suggesting that Eugene V. Debs had been the legitimate winner of the election, Butler argued that the dictatorship was not solely a conspiracy of the military, but a sinister partnership with powerful industrialists that employed him as a “gangster of capitalism”. Despite receiving much attention for this speaking circuit, Butler would only achieve truly national attention when he testified in front of the House Un-American Activities Committee. To the shock of the nation, Butler would claim under oath that he had been approached to lead a coup against President Dewey to reinstate dictatorship in America. The details of the plot would greatly resemble that of the attempted plot against President John M. Work, with Butler leading a group of veterans into the national capital on the pretenses of protesting cuts to pension rates only to seize control of the government in conjunction with sympathetic forces in the military. Among the conspirators named by Butler were several of the leaders of the American Legion, former General James G. Harbord, pro-Mussolini banker Thomas W. Lamont, and executives of the DuPont chemical and arms company.

Former Marine Colonel Smedley Butler in newsreel footage following his testimony on the Second Business Plot.
While the investigations into the alleged Business Plot remained ongoing by the end of Dewey’s term, the publicity surrounding the hearings as well as the specter of the Cape Cod Invasion would do much to animate public support in favor of the president’s agenda (even despite allegations that both incidents had been fabricated for political gain). In particular, with the galvanized support of the Social Democratic Party, progressive allies taking control of Solidarity after the midterms, and a number of dissidents breaking away from the Federalist Reform line in the sand, President Dewey would finally muster enough support for the passage of the Dewey Education Act. Although implementation of the Act would no doubt take years, its passage represented a major step towards the conversion of the American education system towards one modeled after participatory and experiential learning. Triumphantly signing the bill into law after its passage by Congress, President Dewey later explained in a speech over radio that this was only the first step of his envisioned transformation of society and that the people themselves would need to supply the rest: “Democracy is a way of life controlled by a working faith in the possibilities of human nature. This faith may be enacted in statutes, but it is only on paper unless it is put in force in the attitudes which human beings display to one another in all the incidents and relations of daily life.”

Photograph of a teacher following the Deweyite model of participatory education.
A Fourth Way?
Although public pressure for decisive action to be taken was immense following the midterms of 1930, the elections would provide little in the way of decisive majorities. Successfully painted as obstructionists by the Social Democratic media, the Federalist Reform Party would suffer a bitter defeat at the polls. Despite this, the Social Democrats could scarcely claim a mandate of their own as they held less than 40% of the vote, and by all accounts it appeared that the deadlock of the prior two years would continue. However, a compromise solution to reshape the American financial system would come from perhaps the least expected of places: the Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace. Seeing a thread through which the proposals of each of the three major parties might be woven together, Wallace crafted a compromise from the foundations of the Chicago Plan to institute full reserve banking. In order to ensure that the creation of money would be entirely within the hands of the government rather than private financiers, Wallace suggested that the conversion of the Federal Reserve into a public corporation be appended to the Chicago Plan in what would be a major victory for Social Democratic policy. Finally, the compromise would be completed with the suspension of the gold standard, which would free the Federal Reserve from its golden shackles and allow the government full control over monetary policy. Dewey would respond eagerly to Wallace’s proposal, suggesting it to be the synthesis of the democratic process and urging that it be brought immediately to Congress.
Painting his proposal as the “nationalization of money” to earn the support of skeptical Social Democrats, Wallace would find a surprising ally in the form of economist Irving Fisher. Fisher, a longtime intellectual leader within Solidarity, openly endorsed much of Wallace’s proposal when it became public and proved a key factor in giving Wallace the support of Solidarity, which held the position of kingmakers in Congress. With the Federalist Reform Party by and large unwilling to make the jump to suspend the gold standard out of fear for the uncertainty it might introduce within the country’s financial system, after months of debate Congress would nonetheless pass the Banking Act of 1932 in implementation of Wallace’s proposal to adopt full-reserve banking, a wholly public Federal Reserve, and a suspension of the gold standard (though by the demand of Solidarist leaders, the authority to liquidate or purchase banks would be withheld from the final act). Temporarily instating a federal guarantee on all bank deposits as an interim solution, the implementation of the Banking Act would be an extended affair, with only the conversion of the Federal Reserve into a public corporation completed by the end of President Dewey’s term. However, with deposits federally guaranteed and the newly founded Currency Commission actively converting public debts owned by banks into cash to implement 100% cash reserves, bank runs came to complete halt, staunching the bleeding of continued financial crisis.

Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace, the unexpected thought leader of Dewey’s successful compromise proposal.
Foreign Affairs
Much like his predecessor, President Dewey took a special interest in the fate of the nascent Chinese Republic under the leadership of Chiang Kai-Shek. While still a professor, Dewey had traveled to China on a sabbatical and built a network of admirers that would prove invaluable to his conduct of foreign affairs. In particular, his former Columbia University pupil Hu Shih would be his central point of contact for a concerted effort to sway Chiang Kai-Shek away from his formerly Integralist leanings and towards a more liberal outlook. But beyond just philosophical overtures, Dewey also moved with concrete geopolitical and economic action. At the urging of Secretary of State John Barrett, Dewey moved to make it official United States policy to guarantee fair trade without special privileges or concessions in Chinese territory, moving to curtail the wide spheres of influence held by the great powers in China. Furthermore, Dewey would direct the negotiation of a trade agreement with Chiang Kai-shek’s government, clarifying export-import protocols and financial flows while also standardizing tariff policies to stimulate American exports while encouraging the development of China. Whether directed by Chiang Kai-shek, motivated by the policies of Presidents Bliss and Dewey, or inspired by the success of the colonial rebellion in India ten years before, Chinese nationalism also witnessed a massive upsurge, resulting in major anti-imperialist agitation in Chinese lands held by colonial powers.

Hu Shih, President Dewey’s former student and chief contact in negotiations with Chinese ruler Chiang Kai-Shek.
Beyond just China, President Dewey also held ambitious plans for a restructuring of the entire international system. Besides an official commitment to a renouncement of war as a tool of foreign policy, Dewey hoped to undermine through international policy what he saw as the root cause of conflict between nations: economic inequality. Believing that the International Monetary Fund was insufficient and merely maintained an exploitative status quo, Dewey proposed an international program of economic cooperation to lift the poorer nations of the world from poverty into prosperity through centralized planning and regulation of shipping as well as the enforcement of high wages through an international body to be named the International Labor and Development Commission. With such a policy being well to the left of his own thought and already having been dealt a blow by the defeat of his proposed League of American Nations in the Senate, Secretary of State John Barrett resigned after a distinguished tenure to make way for a successor who could more successfully drive forward the President’s policies. Replacing him would be Social Democratic diplomat James J. Oneal, a well-regarded internationalist who conformed more closely to the policies of the President. However, even despite this change in leadership, Dewey would make little headway on either his visionary program or more mainstream proposals of international disarmament due to the open hostility of the German Empire and the Integralist powers of the world to such notions. In particular, the Japanese Empire would demonstrate their flagrant disregard of the International Court of Justice by announcing their unilateral annexation of the Spanish Philippines which they had occupied since the end of the Great War, resulting in international condemnation from many powers and prompting the Dewey administration to react with economic sanctions against the Japanese.

Secretary of State James J. Oneal, who found himself frequently challenged and harassed by inimical powers abroad.
With the fate of the Congo long debated by anyone but the Congolese, President Dewey would urge Congress to finally pass legislation allowing for a referendum to decide the future status of the territory. With the position in favor of selling the Congo to another power finally hamstrung by the Great Depression eliminating the possibility of any buyers, a referendum would finally find enough support to be scheduled by Congress. However, the exact timing of the referendum would prove challenging to come to a consensus on, with many supporters of Congolese statehood hoping that postponing the referendum further might favor a pro-statehood vote by the territory. Ultimately, the Congolese Organic Act of 1930 would schedule the referendum for 1937, conceding to the supporters of statehood a full ten years of concentrated American-sponsored development in return for an independence-minded reorganization of the Congolese territorial government to provide a greater degree of local autonomy.
Aside from just official American policy, the worldwide phenomenon of the Great Depression would bring great change to the international political landscape. Most notable would be Germany, where Kaiser Wilhelm III dismissed his Chancellor and suspended the Reichstag to seize absolute power in the midst of the disaster. With mounting leftist agitation amid the economic disaster and end of German democracy, Wilhelm embarked on an openly repressive policy in opposition to what he claimed was a “socialist rabble and guild of anarchists” while trying to stabilize his country’s economic freefall. Denouncing the International Monetary Fund as an instrument of “Jewish high finance”, Wilhelm also withdrew the German Empire and Mitteleuropa from the international financial system established in the Hague Treaty, a move that would effectively dismantle it entirely. Wilhelm’s renewed advocacy for the Großdeutschland idea would present yet another complication for the Triple Monarchy of Austria-Hungary-Croatia, where the sudden death of the popular Kaiser Charles I amid such difficult straits for the country has led many to question whether the Ausgleich negotiations of 1937 might lead to its complete demise. Meanwhile, Integralist powers such as France and Italy have adopted corporatist planning and widespread nationalization in an effort to ameliorate the economic ruin wrought upon their countries, with the French Action Francaise notably inviting the Orleanist pretender to assume the throne as King Jean III in the hopes of providing the country a figurehead to rally around. The Great Depression would also prove fortuitous for the independence movements in Cuba and Puerto Rico, as the mismanagement of the economic calamity by the Spanish government would spur a wide margin of victory in the scheduled independence votes for the two islands in 1930.

King Jean III, the newly installed King of France from the Orleanist branch of the Bourbon family.
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2022.12.06 08:19 MuscleLumpy2238 2023 decoration color, natural, rich and warm colors

2023 decoration color
After spending two years of isolation and away from excitement due to covid-19, the colors introduced by various companies are somehow associated with nature and the emergence of emotions and struggle. Colors that are associated with the importance of peace and appreciation of life and remind the purity of nature. Red derivatives and soil colors are seen in most of the 2023 decoration color palettes, and green also has a special place in different tones.
From fashion to graphic design and even technology. This year we see richer color tones compared to last year's color trends; Colors that are again inspired by nature. Natural and warm colors that we use in our homes strongly show our personality and style. While some people gravitate towards classic and timeless colors, others want to be a little bolder and enjoy the excitement of adding vibrant colors to their homes.

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2023 decoration color from Pantone company's point of view
The Pantone Institute has announced Viva Magenta as the color of the year 2023. This color is actually a dark red that is combined with purple and is quite lively and injects good excitement into the environment. Dark purple is a reminder of courage and fearlessness and is looking for a new look and an optimistic change. A fiery and completely stimulating red that invigorates the soul and promises a bright future for the world. In home decoration, this color can sit on the walls and make a noise next to details in green colors or earth and wood derivatives.

2023 decoration color from Pantone company's point of view
"We chose this color for the 2023 decor and fashion world because we feel it's an unconventional shade for an unconventional time," said Pantone's executive director. Something that can offer us a new perspective and transfer power in an assertive and non-aggressive way; A vibrant color that signals a new strength, something we all need for a more optimistic future.

Sherwin Williams' Color of the Year 2023
Sherwin Williams has chosen Redend Point as the 2023 decor color. Redend Point is a warm beige blush shade that works as a warm color in combination with cooler tones. But it can also be used as a warm neutral for any room in your home.

Sherwin Williams' Color of the Year 2023
Color is defined as not too bright or too dark, not too moody or too sweet. Therefore, a neutral color with a medium tone is suitable for home use. Redend Point (warm blush beige) is a minimal, soothing and attractive color that embodies the spirit of connection with the world around us. This color has a subtle pink undertone to warm the walls. In addition, this color is a shade of earthy colors and with its help, comfort and happiness can be injected into the environment.

Sherwin Williams selection for 2023 decoration color
"People have gravitated towards earthy, nature-inspired colors over the past few years, and that's something that will continue into 2023 and beyond," says Sue Wadden, director of color marketing at The Williams Company. Green, blue and brown colors can give any space a sense of security, peace and at the same time energy. Display these colors at the entrance to have a warm and friendly atmosphere to welcome your guests. You can also use it to create a focal point for the color of the furniture and consider it for the vanity in the bathroom.

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Dulux company's color palette for 2023
This company has introduced a natural yellow color as the color of the year 2023 in the decoration world. Most importantly, the palette of colors combined with this yellow is reminiscent of the feeling of freedom in nature. If this color is placed in an environment, it will be as if you are surrounded by the magic of nature. Yellow color helps to make the interior of your home more open and bright.

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The Dulux paint company has chosen three color palettes full of beautiful colors that will turn your home into a sanctuary. The three palettes are inspired by the connection with nature, the desire for balance and peace, and the revitalization of the spirit with joy and play. There are 9 new colors in this color palette, including modern warming neutrals, cool greens, classic blues and beautiful and powerful reds. This collection is divided into three color palettes that make it easy to choose good color combinations that create a stylish space and shades that enrich each other.

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Don-Edwards and decoration colors 2023
Dunn-Edwards has chosen four color palettes for his color and design trends for 2023, saying: "We are approaching the peak of postmodernism, where fear, power, compassion, mistrust and community inspire us to challenge ourselves. Surround yourself with elements of the past. present and future as we try to find our role and create safe and multi-purpose spaces. In these palettes, soft and earthy shades of pink and clay are leading as the most popular colors.

Don-Edwards and decoration colors 2023

Spanish moss, Krylon's choice for decoration color 2023Green is quickly becoming the new neutral, as homeowners opt for soothing colors instead of the stark whites of decades past. For its 2023 decoupage color, Krylon chose Spanish Moss, a deep forest green that hints at nature. This color injects a unique beauty and calmness into the comfortable sofas and decorations and is consistent with all the colors introduced for 2023.

Spanish moss, Krylon's choice for decoration color 2023
Ashley Bunbury, senior color designer for Krylon, said: “This midnight green has a strong connection to the richness of nature, dense forests and mossy lands. It is rooted in the renewing power of green and can balance with warm and cold tones." In a press release Bunbury suggests pairing this rich dark green with complementary colors like gold, sandstone and copper that are associated with nature.

Raspberry blush by Benjamin Moore for the color of decoration 2023
Benjamin Moore's choice for the color of the year 2023 is a vibrant red-orange color called raspberry blush. A saturated shade that energizes the room for a lively look. Benjamin Moore's announcement of raspberry blush as the color of the year 2023 coincides with the launch of the brand's annual Color Trends palette. The palette includes oyster, burnt brown, cinnamon, mauve, dark blue (starry midnight blue), north sea green and savannah green, and raspberry blush, all with the same focus on saturated and bold colors. If you dare, you can use this palette alone or even together in decoration; Each of these colors has the power to completely change the shape of any space.

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"People are ready to bring color back into the home and step outside their color comfort zone," said Andrea Magno, director of color marketing and development at Benjamin Moore, in a press release. Raspberry Blush (2008-30) brings fun and personality while transforming rooms for incredible results. For a maximalist approach, splash raspberry blush on the walls, trim and ceiling to blanket the room in warmth. Or go to smaller places, for example, in the kitchen, use soft shades of white and beige, light and pink colors to balance your home space.

Decor Color of the Year 2023 by PPG and Glidden
PPG and Gliden have chosen Vining Ivy as the color of 2023. Vining Ivy An emerald green shade mixed with deep blue. This color can be used to create a relaxing mood in the spaces, because blue conveys a sense of calm while emerald evokes a sense of balance. When these two undertones are paired together, they create an incredibly rich and trendy color.

Decoration color 2023 PPG & Glidden Paint

The decoration color of 2023 according to PPG and Glidden. The 2023 decoration color palette of PPG & Glidden Paint
PPG and Glidden have also chosen four color palettes that represent the new color of the year. The first palette has milky pastels, watery colors and warm neutrals. Origin is an earthy and balanced color palette. The next palette is a color palette full of contrasting tones. The fourth palette has bright colors, clean pastels and strong neutrals.

2023 decoration color model according to PPG and Glidden

Bomi empty and white Behr Company for the color of decoration 2023
Rang Behr company has introduced blank canvas as its 2023 decoration color. This color is a white shade but quite warm. This color is suitable for people who want the house to be a place full of peace to take refuge in after a stressful day. This color has high positive energy and reduces stress levels. This color increases focus, so it is also suitable for work environments.
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2022.11.19 20:20 colordrops Questionable exterior paint work

We are having some questions about the exterior work being done on our house. First, they are waiting at most 2 hours between coats. We are in dry Southern California, but the Dunn-Edwards Evershield acrylic can does say 6-8 hours.
Also, the paint sample squares and stucco patches are showing tbrough the paint. See linked images. Is this normal?
https://imgur.com/a/AP0ZJkc
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2022.10.25 02:17 liammcevoy Planning on painting the room my parrot lives in. When is it safe for her to return?

Hello! I have a 10 year old cockatiel who lives in my room with me. I am redoing my bedroom and planning on painting all of the walls using an "Ultra-low VOC" paint from dunn edwards. I will be moving her to a different room before I begin painting, but when would it be safe for her to return after the paint dries? The paint i'm planning on using says its "ideal to use in hospitals, schools, hotels, or any other application where low odor products are preferred". Its the Acrylic based "Spartawall" blend, which I don't believe contains as much latex as their other formulas.
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2022.10.20 12:44 What_Do_It Skill descriptions, bonuses for mastery, and trainer locations by Stonecourier

Had trouble finding this info all in one place online. I ended up having to use thewaybackmachine to find it, so I thought I'd post it here for easy access. Sorry if the formatting isn't great, let me know if you notice anything incorrect and I'll fix it.
Some additional info I thought I'd add at the top since it's relevant;
Each character point spent to raise a skill represents 4 points out of a possible 20.
First rank requires the relevant stat to be 6+ Second rank requires the relevant stat to be 9+ Third rank requires the relevant stat to be 12+ Fourth rank requires the relevant stat to be 15+ Fifth rank requires the relevant stat to be 18+
Apprentice training requires 1/20 (Requires first rank without a bonus) Expert Training Requires 9/20 (Requires third rank without a bonus) Master Training Requires 17/20 (Requires fifth rank without a bonus)
Arcanum Skillbank
By Stonecourier
Combat
Bow (Dexterity) - Using a bow to maximum efficiency
Apprentice - An apprentice bowman may fire her arrows at a more rapid rate Expert - At expert level the bow user can fire two arrows at once Master - Master bowmen fire equally well at all ranges
Apprentice
Location : Dernholm Person : any of the Elite Bow Guards
Expert
Location : Derholm Person : Elite Bow Captain Comments : Elite Bow Captain can train expert in Bow
Master
Location : Annabelle's Gallery in Blackroot Person : Kietzel Pierce Comments : The master of Bow, Kietzel Piece, can be found in Annabelle’s Galley in Blackroot. He is the blue robed half-elf.
He will ask you to try and locate a magick bow at the Ruins Of Szabo. He will also ask you to find his apprentice, Dudley.
Go there and enter the main vault, Kill skeletons and the bludgeoners, knock out fire in small room, run through the corridor (the monsters here can’t be killed). The bow is in the chest. Knock out the light on your right and leave.
Upon returning to him, you can give him the bow to receive training (or tell him there wasn’t anything there and pay 2000 or 5000 gold for training depending on your charisma).
Dodge (Dexterity) - Your character's ability to avoid assault launched against her.
Apprentice - on a critical success, there is a 10% chance the opponent will critically fail Expert - on a critical success, there is a 50% chance the opponent will critically fail Master - on a critical success, the opponent will always critically fail (overrides Melee Master)
Apprentice
Location : All over Person : Guards around town Comments : Will cost around 100 gp
Expert
Location : Derholm or Quintarra Person : Rumours Only (Unknown at this time)
Location : Blackroot Person : Herkemer Ogg Comments : Grizzled War Veteran, Herkemer Ogg can train expert in Dodge, Melee, Spot Trap, Firearms (can knock down training costs to 300). Need to listen to his war stories first.
Master
Location : Hut in Stillwater Person : Adkin Chambers Comments : The master of Dodge, Adkin Chambers, can be found in Stillwater, in a hut (disfigured blind hermit with eyes cut out).
He fought a duel with Garrick Stout, for the love of Lady Druella. He was unfairly and cruelly blinded. He wants you to kill Sir Garrick in revenge.
If you wish to complete both the Dodge and Melee quests, see the Melee section.
Melee (Dexterity) - The ability to fight at close range, with or without weapons.
Apprentice - the Speed of the character wielding a melee weapon is increased by 5 Expert - the character is unaffected by lighting penalties Master - the character cannot critically fail with a melee weapon
Apprentice
Location : All over Person : Guards around town Comments : Will cost around 100 gp
Expert
Location : Derholm or Isle of Despair Person : Rumours Only (Unknown at this time)
Location : Blackroot Person : Herkemer Ogg Comments : Grizzled War Veteran, Herkemer Ogg can train expert in Dodge, Melee, Spot Trap, Firearms (can knock down training costs to 300). Need to listen to his war stories first.
Master
Location : Derholm, patrolling Person : Garrick Stout Comments : The master of Melee, Garrick Stout, can be found in Derholm, patrolling (captain of the guard wearing armor).
He fought with Adkin Chambers, the Dodge master, for the love of Lady Druella. In the duel he blinded Adkin and subsequently the dear lady has become distraught. She has been surrounded by Gyr-Dylour, which feed on her negative emotions. You must rescue her and talk her into marrying him (he offers to heal Adkin’s blindness if she agrees).
Going to the Lair Of Gyr-Dolours, you must kill all the creatures and talk to her. You can convince her to marry Garrick and tell her that you will rescue her from him after she agrees. Returning to Derholm, she agrees to marry Garrick. He will then train you. You can abandon Lady Druella to her fate or kill Sir Garrick, return with the news to Stillwater and heal Adkin and give him the news. He will then train you as the Dodge Master.
Throwing (Strength) - Throwing things like knives, exploding potions and whatnot.
Apprentice - The Speed of the throw is increased by 5 Expert - the Throwing Range is 50% farther Master - The character's chance of success is unaffected by range penalties
Apprentice
Location : All over Person : Guards around town Comments : Will cost around 100 gp
Location : Ashbury Person : Theo BrightStart (halfling farmer)
Expert
Location : Derholm or Ashbury Person : Rumours Only (Unknown at this time)
Location : Derholm Person : Lianna Comments : Lianna, Black suited human in building next to Dolan’s General Store, can train expert in Throwing.
Location : Ashbury Person : Theo Brightstart Comments : Theo Brightstart (Green clad Gnome – Farmer), can train expert in Throwing.
Master
Location : Annabelle's Gallery In Blackroot Person : Clarissa Shalmo Comments : The master of Throwing, Clarissa Shalmo, can be found in Blackroot In Annabelle’s Galley. She is a brown suited female half-orc.
She will train you from Apprentice To Master, if you retrieve Azram’s Star from K’na Tha.
Social
Gambling (Intelligence) - Skill at games based on random chance
Apprentice - people will gamble for more expensive items Expert - people will gamble away wielded items Master - people will gamble away things they would not normally sell
Apprentice
Location : outside BrideSale Inn in Tarant Person : Mr Langley
Expert
Location : Blackroot Person : Bartender Comments : Bartender in Annabelle’s Gallery can train expert in Gambling
Master
Location : Gentelmens Club, Tarant Person : Gurin Rockharrow Comments : The Master Of Gambling, Gurin Rockharrow, can be found in Tarant in the “Gentlemen’s Club” (77 Vermillion Road). Talk to the grey suited Dwarf.
He will get you to play a high stakes game of dice. To play you must have at least 5000 gold pieces. If you lose until you don’t have enough money to play. At this point in time, he will offer to spot you 5000 gold pieces.
Eventually you will win enough so he decides not to play anymore and confer onto you the Master status.
Editor’s Note – In the press build, when he did this, seemed random
Haggling (Willpower) - Getting better deals at shops
Apprentice - the NPC's markup is reported to the character (??) Expert - Expert merchants can convince people to buy items they normally wouldn't, such as make the blacksmith buy that magic potion Master - If a character gains haggling Mastery she may convince people to sell things they normally wouldn't, like convincing a guardsman to sell his trusty sword.
Apprentice
Location : Shrouded Hills Person : Gnome Shopkeeper (Slim Pickens) Comments : Will cost around 100 gold
Expert
Location : Blackroot Person : Bartender The Sour Barnacle
Location : Shrouded Hills Inn Person : Bartender Comments : The bartender at the Shrouded Hills Inn can train expert in Haggling.
Master
Location : Grants Taven, Tarant Person : J. M. Morant Comments : The master of Haggle, J.M Morant, can be found in Tarant in Grant’s Tavern, on the corner of Devonshire Way and Kensignton Broadway. He is the red suited gnome flanked by two Half-Ogre guards.
He has decided to retire and will train you if you pay him 10,000 gold pieces.
He will also give you a magic ring, the Ring Of Influence that can increase your Beauty and Charisma by up to 2 points each.
Healing (Intelligence) - Basic knowledge on how to mend wounds (requires the use of bandages)
Apprentice - heals an extra 50% Expert - all critical failures are just failures (and do not use extra bandages) Master - all successes are critical successes (and heal side effects like crippling injuries)
Apprentice
Location : Shrouded Hills Person : Doc Roberts Comments : Will cost around 100 gold
Location : Shrouded Hills Person : Wise Woman Comments : Will cost around 100 gp
Expert
Location : Shrouded Hills Person : Herbalist Comments : The Herbalist at Shrouded Hills can train expert in Healing.
Master
Location : Quintarra Person : Fawn Comments : The master of Heal, Fawn, can be found in Quintarra (southern area).
She will only train you if you are of good alignment (+40 or greater), She will also give you the Amulet Of K’An-el (which gives up to +4 Constitution).
The easiest way of upping you alignment is to goto Stillwater and donate money to the Half-Orc Bum outside the tavern (10 gp = 1 alignment point).
Persuasion (Charisma) - Convincing others to see things your way
Apprentice - followers will wait for you longer than normal Expert - gain a bonus of 2 extra followers in addition to charisma bonus Master - anyone will join with you, regardless of their reaction or your alignment
Apprentice
Location : Shrouded Hills Person : Jongle Dunne
Expert
Location : Tarant Person : Madam Lil Comments : Madam Lil can train expert in Persuasion.
Master
Location : Willoughsby Residence, Tarant Person : Edward Willoughsby Comments : The Master Of Persuasion, Edward Willoughsby, can be found in Tarant at 19 Pickwick Alley – The Willoughsby Residence. (Note – he will be away until after you find the elven city of Quintarra in the main plot). He will then ask you to meet him at the City Hall.
For him to train you as the Persuasion master, you will need to get Caladon to join the United Kingdom with Tarant. Edward will give you notes detailing what your bargaining points should be.
Once in Caladon, you need to meet up with his representative outside, who will warn you not to speak to the lobbyists.
You can speak to the lobbyists in the hall and find out what they have got to offer, this opens lots of options for “fringe benefits” as part of the negotiation.
During the negotiation, you can choose many options, combinations of which will result in a more beneficial result to yourself and Tarant (or potentially disastrous).
After the successful negotiation, you can talk with Edward Willoughsby outside, who will confer the Master status on you and give you a sizable amount of gold. You also gain a reputation as a great negotiator.
Technology
Arm/Disarm Traps (Perception) - Handling potentially dangerous devices without injuring oneself
Apprentice - The character is unaffected by light penalties Expert - If the character critically succeeds at disarming, he gets an item that is part of the trap (such as an arrow or dynamite) Master - If the character fails (but not critically) at disarming a trap, he gets a second chance.
Apprentice
Location : Shrouded Hills Person : Lloyd Gurloes - Local Blacksmith Comments : Will cost around 100 gold
Expert
Location : Caladon Person : Adam Maxwell Comments : Adam Maxwell , at 24 Dragon’s Turnabout, will train Expert in Trap Disarming
Location : Wheel Clan Person : Thrayne Iron Heart Comments : Thrayne Iron Heart will train Expert In Trap Disarm
Master
Location : 23 Dragons Turnabout, Caladon Person : Daniel McPherson Comments : The master of Disarm Traps, Daniel McPherson, can be found in Caladon at 23 Dragon’s Turnabout. He is a human wearing brown leather.
To gain master status, you must traverse his trap-laden cellar. Depending on your style you may want to leave followers outside or alternately use them for “mine detectors”.
Once complete, he will confer the Master status on you and give you his Trapmaker Spectacles which give you +2 to Dexterity and Perception.
Firearms (Perception) - Handling guns and rifles
Apprentice - The character's speed while using a gun is increased by 5. Expert - called shots are made with 2/3 the penalty Master - the character's chance of success is unaffected by range penalties
Apprentice
Location : Shrouded Hills Person : Doc Roberts Comments : Will cost around 100 gold
Expert
Location : Shrouded Hills Person : Doc Roberts Comments : Will cost around 500 gold
Location : Blackroot Person : Herkemer Ogg Comments : Grizzled War Veteran, Herkemer Ogg can train expert in Dodge, Melee, Spot Trap, Firearms (can knock down training costs to 300). Need to listen to his war stories first.
Location : Shrouded Hills Person : Doc Roberts Comments : Doc Roberts can train expert in Firearms
Master
Location : Ashbury Person : Willy Thorndup Comments : Rumoured only (from Doc Roberts)
Location : Ashbury Person : William Thorndup Comments : The master of firearms, William Thorndup, can be found in Ashbury standing outside a rustic house (south of Ashbury, follow on of the many paths). He is human wearing a brown robe.
He has renounced his violent past and joined the Halycon Order and is now a pacifist. He won’t agree to train you. After you end the conversation, a halfling villager arrives. His wife has been kidnapped by the Willenbecker Gang. The leader Jessep, has finally tracked down Thorndop and wants revenge for him killing his brother, Darryl. You can offer to rescue her, and require him to train you as a reward. Follow the path and get ready for a big fight. All of the 8 gang members are quite heavily armed and ready to rumble (make sure you search the bodies after the battle for extra loot).
After the fight, assuming you have saved the halfling villager, will then train you as the Firearms master. You can decide not to receive training and he will give you a Looking Glass Rifle instead.
Pick Lock (Dexterity) - Opening locked doors and containers
Apprentice - pick lock action takes half as much time Expert - the character is unaffected by light penalties Master - the penalty for not using lockpicks is halved
Apprentice
Location : Shrouded Hills Person : Lloyd Gurloes - Local Blacksmith Comments : Will cost around 100 gold
Expert
Location : Blackroot - The Steadfast Anvil Person : Garret Almstead Comments : Blacksmith at The Steadfast Anvil, Garret Almstead, can train expert in Repair and Locksmith
Master
Location : Caladon Prison Person : J. T. Morgan Comments : The master of Pick Locks, J.T Morgan, can be found in the Caladon prison. He is securely locked up and cannot be broken out. Talking with the guards reveals his mother lives in Roseborough.
She is a gnome wearing a blue vest in one of the houses in the northern parts of Roseborough. Talk to her about his predicament and she will give you his special master locksmith tools, with the agreement that he will train you if you break him out.
Getting into the prison generally requires stealth and lockpicking or brute force. Once there, talk to him and he will confer Master status on you.
Repair (Intelligence) - Mending broken Technological devices
Apprentice - reduction of max HP's is only 5% Expert - reduction of max HP's is only 1% Master - there is no reduction of HP's except on a critical failure. A Repair Master can fix busted items (items reduced to 0 hit points) but always at a cost of 5% of the max HP's.
Apprentice
Location : Shrouded Hills Person : Lloyd Gurloes - Local Blacksmith Comments : Will cost around 100 gold
Expert
Location : Blackroot - The Steadfast Anvil Person : Garret Almstead Comments : Blacksmith at The Steadfast Anvil, Garret Almstead, can train expert in Repair and Locksmith
Master
Location : 15 Old Kings Way, Caladon Person : Hieronymous Maxim Comments : The master of Repair, Hieronymous Maxim, can be found in Caladon (on the outskirts) at 15 Old King’s Way.
When you meet him, he is down on his luck. His factory has been smashed by Half-Ogres who stole his flying machines (the same ones which shot down the Zephyr). Without proof that he actually built flying machines, he will be thrown in prison.
If you still have the damaged camera from the crash site, this has photos of the incident. If you don’t have it, you will probably have to trek back to Shrouded Hills to get it.
He will then train you and offer to make a mechanized gun if you provide him with the parts.
Editor Note - I have not confirmed this, but I am told that the camera you get in the Lethe Wyvern quest can also be used.
Thieving
Backstab (Dexterity) - Wreaking havoc upon an enemy's back using a dagger.
Apprentice - Bypass armor. Expert - The ability to backstab with other melee weapons than a dagger. Master - An additional 10% chance at receiving a critical success.
Apprentice
Location : 24 Dragon's Turnabout Caladon Person : Adam Maxwell
Expert
Location : Caladon Person : Thieves Underground Shopkeeper Comments : Thieves Underground at Sobbing Onion, Shopkeeper, can train expert in Backstabbing.
Master
Location : Cemetary in Roseborough Person : Doctor Edmund Craig Comments : The master of Backstab, Doctor Edmund Craig, can be found in a small house near the cemetery in Roseborough. He is a grey suited half-orc.He will train you as a master, but will try and kill you when you leave to prevent you from informing the authorities where he is hiding out.
Pick Pocket (Dexterity) - Acquiring that which isn't currently yours
Apprentice - the character is ONLY caught on a critical failure Expert - the item size penalty is halved Master - the character cannot be caught when planting an item
Apprentice
Location : 24 Dragon's Turnabout Caladon Person : Adam Maxwell
Expert
Location : Caladon Person : Mr Razzia Comments : Thieves Underground at Sobbing Onion, Mr Razzia can train expert in Pickpocketing and Prowling
Master
Location : Kensignton Broadway Park Person : Sammie White Comments : The master of Pick Pocketing, Sammie White, can be found in Tarant in the Kensignton Broadway park. He is the orange suited halfling.
When you talk to him, he will insult you. You need to keep insulting him back until his reaction to you increases up to 60 at which point he will talk to you more normally.
Sammie gets his kicks out insulting and embarrassing people. He will train you if you strip naked and run around the park and the main street of Tarant (to the jeers of the public and your companions).
You will gain the reputation of the pervert of Tarant for doing this and your reputation will drop (people will remember this, seemingly everywhere).
If you run a second lap naked, he will give you a Hand Cannon as a reward for being a good sport.
Editor’s Note – If you are a really ugly character (in my case a half-orc with a beauty of 1), your reputation will drop so much that people will attack you on sight. I managed to finish the game by him wearing a smoking jacket in public. I could only wear armor in dungeons so beware! (This may have been fixed from the press build).
Prowling (Perception) - moving about undetected
Apprentice - the character's success is unaffected by lighting and armor penalties are halved. He can conceal himself in broad daylight as well as darkness. Expert - the character's success is unaffected by surrounding objects. He can conceal himself in a bare room as well as in a crowded store. He can also walk normally (not sneaking) and move silently. Master - the character can conceal during combat and cause his opponent to lose track of him. He can also run and still move silently
Apprentice
Location : 24 Dragon's Turnabout Caladon Person : Adam Maxwell
Expert
Location : Caladon Person : Mr Razzia Comments : Thieves Underground at Sobbing Onion, Mr Razzia can train expert in Pickpocketing and Prowling
Master
Location : Sobbing Onion, Caladon Person : Albert Leeks Comments : Once you have received Expert training, the trainer will give you a note which leads you to Caladon.
You will find the second note in Room four of the Mushroom Inn. This will hint that you need to examine the bed in the room. You will find some eyeglasses. Putting them on, you will then see a new map location on the painting.
Goto the Mysterious Location, after killing a few dogs, you will find a skeleton next to a hollow stump. In this you will find a note, which tells you to look at the note in Mushroom’s bright firelight.
Go back to the Mushroom Inn and relook at the note.
It will tell you to find Albert Leeks in the Sobbing Onion. He is the half-elf dresses in light grey. He will then train you. If you are nice to him, he will give you a Ring Of Silence (+2 Prowling).
Spot Trap (Perception) - Seeing potentially dangerous devices in one's vicinity
Apprentice - the character's success is unaffected by lighting Expert - the character can sense magickal traps as well Master - If the character fails (non-critically), he gets a second chance to spot the trap
Apprentice
Location : All over Person : Guards around town Comments : Will cost around 100 gp
Expert
Location : Wheel Clan Person : Vegard Moltenflow Comments : The dwarf, Vegard Moltenflow will train you as an Expert in Spot Trap for 500 gold.
Location : Blackroot Person : Herkemer Ogg Comments : Grizzled War Veteran, Herkemer Ogg can train expert in Dodge, Melee, Spot Trap, Firearms (can knock down training costs to 300). Need to listen to his war stories first.
Master
Location : 40 Polton Cross, Tarant Person : Frederick T. Fitzgerald Comments : The master of Spot Trap, Frederick T. Fitzgerald, can be found in Tarent at 40 Polton Cross. Talk to the brown suited gnome.
He will ask you to retrieve the staff of K’an T’au in the castle of S’nel N’fa. This castle is absolutely riddled with traps. Depending on your style you may want to leave followers outside or alternately use them for “mine detectors”.
The staff is protected by K’an Tau. Once you have killed him, the staff can be found in a chest at the back of the room. A trap door also allows quick exit from the castle.
Returning to Tarant, Frederick will confer Master status when you give him the staff.
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2022.10.15 18:23 Not_l0st How many colors is too many for cabinets

I have a 2,600 sqft home built in 1997. It has tons of custom storage, all built out of red oak. It's very well made, so we want to paint it vs replace it all.
Including the normal things: kitchen & laundry room cabinets & bathroom vanities there are also: built in china cabinets in the dining room, built in storage near the fireplace in the family room, a mudroom in the hall that connects from the garage to the kitchen, office storage, and a linen closet in the upstairs hall.
I will be painting the walls SW Alabaster White and the trim and doors Agreeable Beige. I already painted the dining room china cabinets 'Legendary Gray' by Dunn Edwards last year. I want to paint the kitchen and fireplace wall a completenting greige, maybe accessible beige or maybe something lighter. I also want to do the mudroom and the powder room that connects to it in SW Evergreen Fog (Also considering SW Sea Salt which is much lighter). The upstairs linen closet will be Agreeable Beige to match the doors. I haven't decided yet where to go with the laundry room, other bathrooms, or office, they'll stay red oak until we decide.
I've love some tips on how to ensure I don't over do it with the cabinet colors. I don't mind if they aren't all the same color, but I don't want it to look like we only thought about each room, and not the final look.
Thank you

Here is a link to my pinterest color stories page that shows the general look I'm going for: https://www.pinterest.com/SageOaksFarm/color-stories/
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