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Color Options Decks, Bridges, and Stairs Rotationally Molded Colors Green* Brown Light Yellow Yellow Orange Red Fuchsia Red* Blue* *Have an additional 4–6 week lead time. Purple Burgundy Cobalt Blue Blue Sky Blue Recycled Decks & Posts Teal Blue Teal Green Spring Green Green Brown Cedar Dark Brown* Gray* *May affect delivery lead time. Terracotta Tan Gray White HDPE Panel Colors Yellow Spring Green Powder Coat Colors Orange Green Yellow Blue Brown* Red Terracotta Butterscotch Sky Blue Tan* Purple Brown Orange Mystic Blue Sandstone* Burgundy Tan Red *Teal Gray* Blue Gray Fuchsia Spring Green Black* Teal Purple Green* White Burgundy* Sage* Sandwich HDPE Panel Colors Mariner Blue* Terracotta* Yellow/Black/Yellow Green/White/Green All colors marked with asterisk (*) have a semi-gloss finish. Yellow/Red/Yellow Green/Tan/Green Yellow/Blue/Yellow Brown/Tan/Brown Shade Colors | More colors available! Red/White/Red Tan/Green/Tan Sun Bottle Navy Yellow Blaze True Blue Green Blue Lime Red/Yellow/Red Gray/Black/Gray Red/Blue/Red Black/White/Black Forest Rivergum Blue/White/Blue White/Black/White Green Green Beige Cream Purple Charcoal Blue/Yellow/Blue White/Red/White Blue/Red/Blue All fabric is California Fire Marshal certified (highest standard for flame resistance), with the exception of Rivergum Green. More colors are available. Ask your SRP Certified Partner for more details. Colors shown are representations only. Ask your SRP Certified Partner to view actual color samples before ordering. Popular Color Schemes Colors Rain Forest Circus Sky Blue Red Green Yellow Spring Green Royal Blue Royal Blue Fresco Midnight Jazz Gray Mariner Blue Teal Red Gray Black Autumn Robin Egg Brown Red Ta n Ta n Teal Orange Adventure Nature Trail Gray Terracotta White Ta n Red Spring Green Orange Forest Aquamarine Burgundy Teal Ta n White Green Mariner Blue Brown Plum Fortress Purple Cobalt Butterscotch Butterscotch Ta n Ta n Terracotta.

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Color Specification Rules
FDM COLOR SPECIFICATION RULES COLOR STANDARDS The FDM has established a set of 24 standard colors to use in titles and descriptors. By using standard titles, it helps the entries in the galleries sort so that similar discs appear together. It also assists users when trying to search. Instead of having to guess if the disc is described as blue, teal, turquoise, aquamarine, cyan or blue-green, using the FDM standard color name (turquoise in this example) makes it easier to search by color for a disc or other museum item. The FDM Color Standards guide can be found at www.flyingdiscmuseum.com/colorstandards. The following is a set of rules for how to apply the color standards to titles and descriptors. 1. If a manufacturer or vendor has defined explicit color names for its discs or other items, those names should be used. Examples: Ancient Alien Green, Peach, Aqua Blue Glow 2. For color hues that are not represented by the color wheel: a. If the color is a synonym for a color on the wheel, use the color from the wheel in the title and descriptor. Example: Violet disc—Purple in the title and descriptor. b. If the color is a different hue than the color wheel name, use the closest color wheel name in the title. In the descriptor, follow the standard color with the alternate color name in parentheses. Example: Peach disc—Orange in title, Orange (Peach) in descriptor. Page 1 of 4 3. For discs that need an adjective to properly describe the color (e.g.
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First Last Team Color Specific Note: Sofia Vasquez BLUE Please Bring
Costumes looked great today! We really appreciate everyone's hard work and creativity! Please reference the notes below and make adjustments as needed. If your name is not listed, please continue wearing the same costume. EVERYONE - Arrive to camp in FULL costume (including white socks and black or white shoelaces) on Thursday for our dress rehearsal! If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Brittny at [email protected] First Last Team Color Specific Note: Sofia Vasquez BLUE Please bring Khaki bottoms Kennedy Wiehle BLUE Please tuck/tie up/etc your shirt Jada Andre GREEN Please bring Khaki bottoms and black shoes Emily Ogden GREEN Please switch your black belt for a brown one Emma Livingston AQUAMARINE Please bring shorts or white leggings for under skirt Charolette Bonell AQUAMARINE Please bring and wear your black shoes Jayden Castle AQUAMARINE Please remove bracelets Maureigh Cantu AQUAMARINE Please bring Khaki bottoms and lose cardigan ZHENGSHI(Jerry) XIE AQUAMARINE Please bring khaki bottoms Noah Wilson AQUAMARINE Please bring your khaki pants and black shoes Ana Sofia Jimenez Quiroga YELLOW Please bring black shoes and remove jacket Alonna Neyhart YELLOW Please bring black or white shoe laces Yaset Soto YELLOW Please use the white cardigan Liam Caulfield YELLOW Please bring black shoes Grace Salvaggio LILAC Please bring white socks. Sabella Carr LILAC Please bring khaki bottoms. Alexa Onorato LILAC Please bring black shoes that fit you well Rachel Stephens LILAC Please bring black laces. Josh Wilson LILAC Please do not wear blue beenie Asia Spurell ORANGE Please bring white socks and black or white laces Nicola Renegar ORANGE Please bring black shoes and remove your watch Maddox Martin ORANGE Please bring white socks Abigail Jones PURPLE Please bring black shoes w/ black or white laces Francesca Fontanesi PURPLE Please bring khaki pants and black shoes.
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Color Conversion Chart
Color Conversion Chart CMYK & RGB COLOR VALUES Opalescent C-M-Y-K R-G-B Opalescent C-M-Y-K R-G-B 000009 Reactive Cloud 4-2-1-0 241-243-247 000164 Egyptian Blue 81-48-0-0 49-116-184 000013 Opaque White 4-2-2-1 246-247-249 000203 Woodland Brown 22-63-87-49 120-70-29 000016 Turquoise Opaque Rod 65-4-27-6 75-174-179 000206 Elephant Gray 35-30-32-18 150-145-142 000024 Tomato Red 1-99-81-16 198-15-36 000207 Celadon Green 43-14-46-13 141-167-137 000025 Tangerine Orange 1-63-100-0 240-119-2 000208 Dusty Blue 60-25-9-28 83-123-154 000034 Light Peach Cream 5-12-15-0 243-226-213 000212 Olive Green 44-4-91-40 104-133-42 000100 Black 75-66-60-91 10-9-10 000216 Light Cyan 62-4-9-0 88-190-221 000101 Stiff Black 75-66-60-91 10-9-10 000217 Green Gold Stringer 11-6-83-13 206-194-55 000102 Blue Black 76-69-64-85 6-7-13 000220 Sunflower Yellow 5-33-99-1 240-174-0 000104 Glacier Blue 38-3-5-0 162-211-235 000221 Citronelle 35-15-95-1 179-184-43 000108 Powder Blue 41-15-11-3 153-186-207 000222 Avocado Green 57-24-100-2 125-155-48 000112 Mint Green 43-2-49-2 155-201-152 000224 Deep Red 16-99-73-38 140-24-38 000113 White 5-2-5-0 244-245-241 000225 Pimento Red 1-100-99-11 208-10-13 000114 Cobalt Blue 86-61-0-0 43-96-170 000227 Golden Green 2-24-97-34 177-141-0 000116 Turquoise Blue 56-0-21-1 109-197-203 000236 Slate Gray 57-47-38-40 86-88-97 000117 Mineral Green 62-9-64-27 80-139-96 000241 Moss Green 66-45-98-40 73-84-36 000118 Periwinkle 66-46-1-0 102-127-188 000243 Translucent White 5-4-4-1 241-240-240 000119 Mink 37-44-37-28 132-113-113 000301 Pink 13-75-22-10
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Explore the Limitless Possibilities of Coloured Glass Decorative
Explore the limitless possibilities of coloured glass Decorative This laminated product consists of a range Features and benefits DécorColour™ of ‘base’ coloured interlayers that can be . Wide range of colour options available combined to result in thousands of coloured by combining base interlayers* laminate options. DécorColour can be combined with Viridian Seraphic Design™ for a patterned Description coloured option The Viridian DécorColour™ range consists of 11 . Custom made to size only transparent colours – shades of blue, pink, yellow . Wide range of applications and grey. The foundation colours are Sapphire, Aquamarine, Ruby Red, Coral Rose, Sahara Sun, Colour codes are represented by the following 0001 Coral Rose Golden Light, Evening Shadow, Smoke Grey, Deep 0002 Aquamarine Red, True Blue and Tangerine. The translucent 0003 Smoke Grey 0004 Sahara Sun colours available are Cool White and Arctic Snow. 0005 Ruby Red There are also opaque options in Pure White and 0006 Sapphire Black (refer to colour chart insert). The interlayers 0007 Evening Shadow 0008 Golden Light are manufactured using heat and light-stable 0009 Arctic Snow Applications pigments, not dyes, which enables you to use 000A Cool White . colour that is lightfast. As the colour is laminated 000C Deep Red Internal partitions 000D True Blue . Wall panelling between two sheets of glass, the product is easy 000E Tangerine . Lift lobbies to clean and maintain. Being laminated, it is also 000F Polar White 000G Absolute Black . Fully framed doors Grade A safety glass. 000H Ocean Grey . Feature panelling in schools, restaurants and offices . Furniture such as table tops, Colours for designer laminate DécorColour™ desks, shelves, display cases .
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Green Flowers
A Horticulture Information article from the Wisconsin Master Gardener website, posted 15 March 2010 Green Flowers Green is the color right now with St. Patrick’s Day approaching. Have you ever paid attention to fl owers with this color? In the garden, green is the most common foliage color, yet one of the rarest fl ower colors. Green fl owers are unusual, so when presented correctly, they add an air of sophistication to a planting and look good with every color. There are some naturally occurring green fl owers, but many more have been “created” by breeding and selection. These fl oral oddities are a fun addition to the garden. Some plants that naturally come in green include orchids and aroids Green is the thing in March. like Jack-in-the-Pulpit (Arisaema triphyllum) (not to mention a number of weeds with inconspicuous fl owers, but who wants those in their garden?). Naturally green fl owers of Cymbidium orchid (L), Pterostylis orchid (LC), Arisaema triphyllum (RC) and Bells of Ireland (R). Many newer green fl owers have been developed primarily for the cut fl ower and fl orist industry. There are green roses such as light green ‘Jade’ and yellow green ‘Emerald’ (and more varieties currently being developed in The Netherlands) as well as a bi-color rose ‘Cezanne’ that is a creamy pistachio edged with pink. The mossy green ‘Marimo’ hybrid Gerbera, green hydrangeas, green cymbidiums, and ‘Lime Green’ Lisianthus (from the Mariachi series that is a beautiful, pale green ) are marketed to fl orists. Among the exotic blooms shipped for fl oral arrangements are ‘Midori’ anthuriums and ‘Green Goddess’ callas (Zantedeschia).
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Gametime Color Options
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Named Colors – Antenna House, Inc
Named colors XSL 1.1 defines 16 color keywords: ‘aqua’, ‘black’, ‘blue’, ‘fuchsia’, ‘gray’, ‘green’, ‘lime’, ‘maroon’, ‘navy’, ‘olive’, ‘purple’, ‘red’, ‘silver’, ‘teal’, ‘white’, and ‘yellow’. AH Formatter also supports the 131 extended color names from CSS Color Module Level 3 (and SVG 1.0) plus ‘rebeccapurple’ that is defined in CSS Color Module Level 4. The rows in the following table show each named color used as the background color for black, gray, and white text and as the text color with black, gray, and white backgrounds. ‘aliceblue’ aliceblue aliceblue aliceblue aliceblue aliceblue aliceblue ‘antiquewhite’ antiquewhite antiquewhite antiquewhite antiquewhite antiquewhite antiquewhite ‘aqua’ aqua aqua aqua aqua aqua aqua ‘aquamarine’ aquamarine aquamarine aquamarine aquamarine aquamarine aquamarine ‘azure’ azure azure azure azure azure azure ‘beige’ beige beige beige beige beige beige ‘bisque’ bisque bisque bisque bisque bisque bisque ‘black’ black black black black black black ‘blanchedalmond’ blanchedalmond blanchedalmond blanchedalmond blanchedalmond blanchedalmond blanchedalmond ‘blue’ blue blue blue blue blue blue ‘blueviolet’ blueviolet blueviolet blueviolet blueviolet blueviolet blueviolet ‘brown’ brown brown brown brown brown brown ‘burlywood’ burlywood burlywood burlywood burlywood burlywood burlywood ‘cadetblue’ cadetblue cadetblue cadetblue cadetblue cadetblue cadetblue ‘chartreuse’ chartreuse chartreuse chartreuse chartreuse chartreuse chartreuse ‘chocolate’ chocolate chocolate chocolate chocolate chocolate chocolate
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The Colorweb Package*
The colorweb package∗ The 216 Web-safe colors John E. Beach Abstract This package \definecolors the 216 colors that are “Web-safe”, i.e., that are supported by most browsers. The color names (and hue sorting order) are from http://www.visibone.com/colorlab/big.html. Contents 1 Usage2 1.1 Sorted by hue..............................3 1.2 Sorted by saturation..........................4 1.3 Sorted by value.............................5 2 meta-comments6 2.1 Package Identification.........................6 2.2 Installed File Identification......................6 2.3 License..................................6 2.4 Maintenance..............................7 2.5 Manifest.................................7 2.5.1 Source files...........................7 2.5.2 Files installed from colorweb.dtx ..............7 2.5.3 Installed files manifest.....................7 2.6 Modification...............................7 2.7 Index editing..............................8 3 The Package Installer8 4 The Documentation Driver9 5 File Descriptions 12 6 Implementation 12 6.1 Black.................................. 12 6.2 Red................................... 12 6.3 Orange Red............................... 13 6.4 Orange.................................. 13 6.5 Orange Yellow............................. 13 6.6 Yellow.................................. 14 6.7 Spring Yellow.............................. 14 6.8 Spring.................................. 14 ∗This document corresponds to colorweb.dtx v1.3, dated 2013/08/20. 1 1 USAGE 2 6.9 Spring Green.............................
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Colours of England 30 1930S 50 1950S 60 1960S 70 1970S These ‘Root‘ Colours Appear in Both Sections of the Colour Card
Period Key G Georgian R Regency V Victorian CS Colour Scales original. Colours of England 30 1930s 50 1950s 60 1960s 70 1970s These ‘root‘ colours appear in both sections of the colour card. Shirting. 129. Slaked Lime. 105. CS First Light. 49. Rusling. 9. Gauze. 106. CS Creamerie. 42. Welcome. 109. CS Echo. 98. Clockface. 81. Stock. 37. CS White Lead. 74. CS G Old Paper II. 146. Starling‘s Egg. 97. Linnet. 89. Mirage II. 4. Drizzle. 217. Linen Wash. 33. Joanna. 130. Whitening. 41. G China Clay. 1. CS Acre. 76. Woodbine. 134. Whisper. 5. Mono. 218. French Grey. 113. CS V Hammock. 38. Hollyhock. 25. 50s Magnolia. 28. 50 Portland Stone. 77. CS V Ivory. 62. 30 Dorchester Pink. 213. 60 Celestial Blue. 101. R Lead Colour. 117. G Mushroom. 142. Stone-Pale-Cool. 65. G Julie‘s Dream. 26. Stone-Mid-Cool. 66. G Aged Ivory. 131. Light Peachblossom. 3. R Bone China Blue. 107. CS 30 Mid Lead Colour. 114. G Rolling Fog. 143. CS Clay. 39. CS Stone-Pale-Warm. 34. G Stone-Dark-Cool. 67. G Stone-Mid-Warm. 35. G Ashes of Roses. 6. V James. 108. Dark Lead Colour. 118. G Silt. 40. Bath Stone. 64. V Beauvais Lilac. 29. 30 Chamois. 132. Sunlight. 135. Callaghan. 214. 70 Juniper Ash. 115. Attic II. 144. Felt. 145. Stone-Dark-Warm. 36. G Roman Plaster. 31. Oak Apple. 63. Yellow-Pink. 46. R Adventurer. 7. Hicks‘ Blue. 208. 60 Period Key G Georgian R Regency V Victorian CS Colour Scales original. Colours of England 30 1930s 50 1950s 60 1960s 70 1970s These ‘root‘ colours appear in both sections of the colour card.
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For DMC Embroidery Floss Color Each Box Using the Color Listed, from Top Left to Lower Right Using Light to Heavy Pressure
SKU: 271F Retail: $5.99 Instructions For DMC Embroidery Floss Color each box using the color listed, from top left to lower right using light to heavy pressure. DMC floss chosen is the closet match in the middle of the color hue. For lighter projects use a shade lighter. For darker projects use a shade darker. Some colors maybe repeated. Use DMC floss to fill in the “DMC” square. CRAYON DMC CRAYON DMC CRAYON DMC scarlet canary neon carrot 3801 V DK Melon 3078 V LT Golden 3825 Pale Pumpkin Yellow red unmellow yellow vivid tangerine 321 Red 744 Pale Yellow 740 Tangerine brick red laser lemon macaroni & 221 V DK Shell Pink 445 LT Lemon cheese 970 LT Pumpkin maroon green yellow yellow orange 3685 V DK Mauve 472 Ultra LT 741 MD Tangerine Avocado Green razzmatazz yellow orange 326 V DK Rose 307 Lemon 971 Pumpkin blush banana mania burnt orange 3804 DK Cyclamen 743 MED Yellow 947 Burnt Orange Pink mauvelous dandelion bittersweet 3687 Mauve 973 Bright Canary 900 DK Burnt Orange pink sherbet goldenrod red orange 602 MD Cranberry 444 DK Lemon 720 DK Orange Spice salmon sunglow sunset orange 3712 Salmon 3855 LT Autumn 351 Coral Gold wild strawberry apricot mango tango 956 Geranium 3341 Apricot 3705 DK Melon tickle me pink peach outrageous orange 603 Cranberry 722 LT Orange 608 Bright Orange Spice pink flamingo atomic tangerine melon 3805 Cyclamen 3340 MD Apricot 3706 MD Melon Pink www.designsbytana.com © 2012 All Rights Reserved For Personal Use Only 1 For DMC Embroidery Floss Instructions Color each box using the color listed, from top left to lower right using light to heavy pressure.
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INKTENSE Pencil to Ink in Just One Wash
INKTENSE Pencil to ink in just one wash LF LF 0100 Sherbert Lemon V 7 1210 Dark aquamarine V 8 0200 Sun Yellow V 8 1220 Green aquamarine V 8 0210 Cadmium yellow V 7 1230 Mallard green V 8 0220 Scilian yellow V 7 1300 Teal Green V 8 0230 Golden yellow V 5 1310 Iron green V 8 0240 Sienna gold V 6 1320 Ionian green V 6 0250 Cadmium orange V 6 1330 Vivid green V 8 0260 Burnt orange V 7 1400 Apple Green V 8 0300 Tangerine V 7 1500 Field Green V 8 0310 Mid vermillion V 6 1510 Beech green V 7 0320 Scarlet pink V 6 1520 Hookers green V 7 0400 Poppy Red V 4 1530 Felt green V 7 0410 Hot red V 4 1540 Light olive V 7 0500 Chilli Red V 4 1550 Spring green V 6 0510 Cherry V 3 1560 Fern V 7 0520 Carmine pink V 4 1600 Leaf Green V 8 0530 Crimson V 2 1700 Mustard V 8 0600 Shiraz V 6 1710 Amber V 3 0610 Red violet V 6 1720n Ta V 8 0700 Fuchsia V 8 1730 Oak V 8 0710 Deep rose V 6 1740 Saddle brown V 8 0720 Thistle V 6 1800 Baked Earth V 8 0730 Dusky purple V 7 1900w Willo V 7/8 0740e Mauv V 7 1910 Oxide red V 6 0750 Dark purple V 8 1920 Madder brown V 6 0760 Deep violet V 7 1930 Dark chocolate V 7 0800 Violet V 7 2000 Bark V 8 0810 Lagoon V 8 2010 Sepia ink V 7 0820 Peacock blue V 8 2020 Indian ink V 8 0830 Navy blue V 8 2030 Chinese ink V 8 0840 Iron blue V 8 2100 Charcoal Grey V 8 0850 Deep blue V 8 2110 Paynes grey V 8 0900 Iris Blue V 5 2120 Neutral grey V 8 1000 Bright Blue V 8 2200 Ink Black V 8 1100 Deep Indigo V 8 2300 Antique White V 8 1200 Sea Blue V 8 2400 Outliner V 8 Blister of 6 Tin of 12 Wooden box of 18 Tin of 24 Tin of 36 Wooden box of 48 Tin of 72 Wooden box of 72 Please note that the contents may be substituted at any time with a product equal or superior to that specified.
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Spring Green
FORAGE PRODUCTS Festulolium Spring Green Adaptation: Uses Spring Green is well adapted throughout regions where Silage/Hay/Grazing climatic conditions get humid and cool at points in the Spring Green is a very versatile forage grass and can year; However, due to Spring Green’s deep and robust be used for grazing, silage, or hay. It is excellent for root system it can tolerate a wide range of climatic planting alone or blended with other forages. It works stresses after establishment such as heat, drought and extremely well with legumes. cold. Spring Green also contains excellent disease resis- tance. It can be mixes with a white clover or Cicer milkvetch for grazing, or with a red clover, such as Emarwan, for excellent silage, green chop, or hay production. If planted alone, the recommended seeding rate in Growth Habitat: North America is 25-30 pounds to the acre. For maxi- Spring Green is a tetraploid festulolium with fast germi- mum production and quality harvest at early boot nation that allows for it to establish very quickly. Spring stage for hay production. Green has a deep robust root system that is strong and once established helps to produce a healthier plant that Fertility: tolerates environmental stresses. Spring Green is a Total fertility needs are dependent on the intended prolific forage variety that produces excellent and plenti- use of the crop and the environment. Generally the ful foliage. crop could use 300 units of nitrogen annually. Mixing with clover reduces your fertilizing needs. (plus balancing the nutrients). Plant Characteristics: Spring Green is a tetraploid festulolium, which is a cross between fescue and tetraploid ryegrass.
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