Warren addresses DNA test during first trip to Iowa

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[BradyLS]

LOL! Funny! :-D

[P.O.E.]

Used to be called "flesh"

[BradyLS]

Well done! The best description I’ve read yet about the difference between the RGB color gamut and the CMYK color gamut.

[Baynative]

" Has she ever made a big business deal? Has she ever made a payroll? There are a lot of highly educated loud mouths who feel real superior but who couldn't do any of what the average businessman does every day"

In a follow up about minimum wage she claimed that when she was in grade school a single mother could support three children on the minimum wage. At 69 years of age now, show would probably have been in the 6th grade in 1958 at which point the minimum wage was $1.00.

With inflation adjusted comparison, $1.00 then had the buying power of $8.68 today. That means our minimum wage should be around $17.25 pr hour to keep the same pace with the economy. This is going to be her big campaign theme if she can get past the Indian heritage lie.

[RegulatorCountry]

My educational background includes color theory. I work with RGB and CMYK daily, even CMYK plus PMS touch plates. Did some work on the old hexachrome 6 color CMYKOG standard too, back in the day.

[Rebelbase]

“Chauncy Gardner “

The only quote from that movie that I can remember is, “I like to watch, Eve”.

[TexasGator]

You got that backwards

[TexasGator]

You have it backwards

[bert]

Her really big problem that she will never overcome is that besides being a woman, she is a Massachuttes Yankee.

They don’t come much worse

[Baynative]

" Her really big problem that she will never overcome is that besides being a woman, she is a Massachusetts Yankee."

It's not just that she's a woman, she's an obnoxious woman. She may get a bigger share of the female vote, but men will run from her like a burning building.

[Brooklyn Attitude]

“You have it backwards”

A lesson in elementary physics should settle this.

https://www.physicsclassroom.com/class/refrn/Lesson-4/Dispersion-of-Light-by-Prisms

[TexasGator]

"A lesson in elementary physics should settle this."

YOU HAVE IT BACKWARDS

A lesson in elementary physics.

That is light. We were discussing pigments.

[Elsie]

It can be either, depending upon whether you’re talking about reflectance or luminance.

Try shining a red light on a green leaf.

What color does it appear?

A reflected color can ONLY be seen if it is contained in the original light shining on an object.

[Elsie]

Our 99 Cherokee is Grand. It is also Hunter Green.

Our 2012 Compass is silver.

[Elsie]

I’m glad I read ahead!

[Elsie]

Additive process
Red-Green-Blue added together; in varying degree; in the screen to show us over 16 million different colors.

Subtractive process
Magenta-Yellow-Cyan; printed on WHITE paper; give us almost 16,000,000 colors. (I think that black may get added in some of the darker hues - I’m not sure.)

[Elsie]

 

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[Elsie]

[Elsie]

I’ve replaced a lot of ink cartridges.

That’s why I have no Lamborghini to drive!

[Elsie]

We were discussing pigments.

Perhaps you were, but we were discussing LIGHT. With no white light shining on the box of Crayolas, they are ALL gonna be BLACK!