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Posted on 2nd September 2010 by admin in bicycle - Tags: design, inspiration, portfolio, red, red white and blue, red white and blue lyrics, red white and blue restaurant, red white and brew, red white and brown, webdesign

Red White

What colors would compliment deep red and white, which I'm using to decorate my dorm room?

I'm moving into my dorm for the first time, and I'm still getting things together before I leave. I'm wanting to decorate in cozy, relaxing, warm colors. My new bedding is: a white Nautica comforter, deep red sheets, and deep red & white silky pillowcases. What colors would compliment the red. I've heard green, but does anyone know what shades of green would work? Any other suggestions would be welcomed!
Thanks!

I would use a mango yellow/gold; my dining room is deep red with white and mango, and is gorgeous in my opinion.

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Green and Red White and Blue, good

Green, and Red, White and Blue, Good
Green but Red, bad

For over 30 years, first quietly and slowly and finally, loud and IN YOUR FACE, we know about Safe for the environment goods. Things that are recyclable, things that return to the ground, and THINGS THAT DON’T. Good recycles are applauded, bad ones are sometimes fined!

ON the surface, that seems logical and easy to follow. It is NOT. Something critical is missing!

Buying a thing that is recyclable or that returns to mother earth IS NOT ENOUGH.

We need to buy those things made by democratic nations. Why? Stop laughing! Why does it matter
who makes something as long as it is environmentally friendly!? It matters a lot.

Prior to [in the last 50 years] 2008, Americans had “full employment,” a fairly safe place to live
and not too many people who wanted us “gone.” We bought from any company, anywhere, that
was legal to buy from, PERIOD.

In time, however, our “full” employment began to disappear. While the term “full employment”
is an economics term, its consequences are common language terms. When we care
from whom we buy, we help assure ourselves of jobs for everyone who wants to work. When
we don’t care whom we buy from, our green maker jobs go to Communist and Socialist nations–whom we have fought in battle or whom we should fight now–nations who laugh at us while they sell us good. Nations that attack our computers, nations that grow Al Quedas members, nations that offer no freedoms for different members of their respective societies.

Remember Nike a few years ago? We got in an uproar when we heard that kids in unsafe shacks or manufacturing plants were getting sick or injured making our shoes. We demanded the importer of Nike Shoes stop those practices. Not sure if he did but we never heard about it again.

I assure you in mid 2009, today, we hear about our job losses. We should be hearing about them as OUT sourced goods being made in Socialist nations and in Communist nations are making our green goods and when they can, those nations will either con us in other ways, or attack us with human bombers or aerial bombers. Is this radical, unrealistic talk? No. The N. Koreans and Chinese attack our US defense computers every day of the week–seeking any weakness. Why would they care? Cause
they want to use our purchasing riches to arm themselves and attack our democracy. Those are not random, insignificant actions. Our enemies are not inherantly rich; they can only attack us with our own money.

If we analyze where Democratic nations are that can make the goods we want to consume we can restrict our buying to European nations, many South American nations or we can do what we did before ww1 and ww11, we can act as “isolationists” and stop sending any jobs overseas!

Our federal government would immediately say “if we do that, some nations [China] who hold government bonds, will cash them in prematurely and harm our federal deposits. Good. Let them and give them our newly printed dollars. Get rid of the obligation.

We residents of the USA cannot afford to seriously think that sending jobs overseas is any good for our economy. We had an unemployment rate of under 4% in 2007. Today, it is 5x that. We can return
to 4% if we stop OUT sourcing all jobs. We can if we stop buying anything from China.

We can if we return to “Made in America”!!!

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