I've done it to people. And in the ICU/OR we have this cute little machine we zap you with to see if you are sedated enough. If you move we give you more drugs. Or pull out your tube depending on what's going on. You can really make eyebrows jump around. And shock medical students. Don't you know "it won't hurt" is one of the first healthcare tales we all learn? The second is "it will be uncomfortable". Tally "Nurse Crachit" HO!

I can understand you having mixed feelings about the quilt you made for your dad and wanting to hang on to it. You'll know when the time is right to part with it. I've always wanted to do a QAYG using that technique. With all the blocks I have around here, you'd think it would be a snap! Guess I'll put it on my To Do List for 2009. SharonG/FL

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I got to 20. I think if you knew the rules of RGB it would help: Each of Red, Green and Blue are listed in order, from 0-255 for "amount of color". R,G,B. For example 255,0,0 is bright red while 0,255,255 is a bright cyan (green plus blue). 50,0,0 would be a dark red. 0,0,0 is black while 255,255,255 is white. Adding more of all colors together lightens the color up....so 255,200,200 would be a light pink while 200,255,200 would be a light green. Yellow is made (in RGB) from an equal mix of red and green - so 250, 250, 0 is a bright yellow. Purple is of course made from mix of red and blue. Orange is approx 2xred to 1xgreen. Adjusting the levels around any of these mixtures will make the color veer warmer or cooler. Adding the opposite color, and less of the main color, muddies the color up. So 150,70,0 would be like a brownish red. 50,100,0 would be like a dull green. 150,150,200 would be a greyish blue. I got tripped up on one that was all browns. I saw this one in the comments - I wouldn't be able to do it (it's not the one in the middle).