How many colors? when they where invented? .things like that please?
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Since its inception in 1903, the Crayola brand has grown into one of the most respected and recognizable brands in the consumer marketplace.\n\nCurrently the company makes more than 120 different crayon colors as well as an array of materials to stimulate children’s creative development. And thanks to innovative technology, we offer Crayola products that sparkle with glitter, glow in the dark, smell like flowers, change colors and even wash off walls and other surfaces and materials.\n\nEdwin Binney and C. Harold Smith started the Binney &Smith Company, which invented crayons, in 1885. \n\nThe first boxes had 8 crayons (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet, brown, and black sticks) and were sold for 5 cents a box. \n\nThe word crayon means ‘oily chalk’ and was created by Edwin Binney’s wife, Alice, when the crayon was first invented.  By 1920, the Binney & Smith Company was selling a wider array of crayons and paints. \n\n\nCheck the links for more info!
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Cut out a cardboard circle, draw colors on that or glue the color wheel on it.\nPut a needle through the centre (as the axis) and use 2 forks to hold the needle.\n\nIf you need a lot of spin, tie a rope around the needle and pull
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Come on -- the answer is in the question!!!! \n\nHow many of these are you going to post today?
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OK, I think what you're saying is that all the corners have to be colored and that if you can rotate a square to superimpose it on another square, or if they're mirror images, then they're the same.  You didn't say that all colors have to be used, so I'll assume they don't.  That said...\n\nStart with squares in which all four corners are the same color.  There are obviously 4 of these.\n\nNow take squares in which three corners are one color and the fourth is different.  There are 12 of these (three squares can be any of four colors, and the odd one can be any of the other three.)\n\nNext, take squares in which two corners are one color and two are another.  There are six color combinations (red-white, red-blue, red-green, white-blue, white-green, blue-green) and each one can have two patterns:  either the same-colored corners are next to each other, or they're diagonally opposite.  So there are 12 of these.\n\nNext, consider square in which two corners are the same and the others are two different colors.  For each combination of a major (2-corner) color and two minor colors, there are only two patterns:  same colors adjacent and same colors opposite.  Whichever way you arrange the odd colors, it will be the mirror image of the other way and therefore identical.  So for each major color, you can pick any two of three minor colors.  This is the same as leaving out any one, so there are three options for minor colors.  4*3*2 patterns is 24 different squares.\n\nFinally, consider squares in which each corner is a different color.  Now, pick a color and a corner.  Two of the other colors will be adjacent to that corner, and one will be diagonally opposite.  For any choice of opposite colors, either arrangement of adjacent colors will just make another mirror image.  So the only choice here is which color will be opposite.  That means there are three different 4-color squares.\n\nNow, add it all up: 4 one-color squares, (12 + 12 =) 24 two-color squares, 24 three-color squares, and 3 four-color squares, equals 55 unique squares.
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keep it simple enough, but add some cool twists... choose an unusual color scheme, for one thing... don't go with the ever-so-common black and red... keep the layout easy to navigate... since you know HTML code, just experiment and see what you come up with... that's what i do! just have fun with it... i like rust-red, for some reason... not many people use rusty colors, or off-tones on websites... it might add a nice touch with steel gray, also... or if that's not your color, just mess around and see how it turns out. keeping it simple is definitely a good idea, though...\n\nfor some more color schemes, try something unique... such as: Really dark green and a strange tone of yellow or orange; rust-red and navy blue or black; black and a strange shade of green... those all sound really weird, but it might give you some ideas.\n\np.s. everything's a lot better w/ daniel and i now... it's a lot like it used to be now! *whew*... hope everything's ok w/ u and morgan...\n\n\n\nyeah he's been staying off the addiction ever since i talked to him about it... do you think morgan and you will get back together? i'm glad things are working out for you guys! good to hear from you, too! did i ever send you that really long poem, or did i forget?
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haha man, ur pretty weird. U sent out a link for the color thing on someones thing earlier, and i clikced it . i think i commented. then, just a few seconds ago, i came up with the same link. haha. thats pretty funny. yea i tried something like htat once, tellin people to comment, and i actually got 32 comments before yahho! deleted it. lol. you have better luck than i! well, i hope u read this and comment me back on one of my questions :] \n\npeace
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I actually tried that back in 2004 by putting symbols like stars, circles and crosses, etc, on the corresponding colors. And, surprising to us students who did it as a school project, out of the 25 selected sight impaired persons between 12 and 45 years of age, about 7 of them solved it within 6 hours! Even more surprising was 12 others kept the cube as long as they needed. Conclusion: it's a great idea!
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It's called ASCI art. There's a software that can produce them using software called bg_asci
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This was a tough one.  I don't think I got exactly what you were looking for.\n\nTry these...
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Alice Blue  \nAlizarin Crimson  \nAmaranth  \nAmber  \nAmethyst  \nApricot  \nAqua  \nAquamarine  \nAsparagus\nAzure \nBeige  \nBistre  \nBlack   \nBlue  \nBondi Blue \nBrass  \nBright green  \nBright turquoise \nBronze  \nBrown \nBuff  \nBurgundy  \nBurnt Orange  \nBurnt Sienna  \nBurnt umber \n\nFind more colors here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_colors
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The colours are a bit dark, use more orange and yellow.\nGood idea though
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There is a "science" of color, in terms of how the colors affect the viewer.  Like bright colors, like orange, yellow, red make people take notice and take action (ie: like McDonalds, Burger King, and other fast food places use.)  I don't have any specific titles or websites, but there are books that you can use that actually have combinations of colors that inspire specific feelings in the viewer.  Designers use the, and so do people who are trying to do what you are doing.  Do a web search, or go to a bookstore, then choose colors that inspire the feeling that you want to give off.
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Black,Purple,Red,Blue,and Green
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http://www.angelfire.com/ca/hidyho/Stuff.html\n\nEasy and fun to make, I got one.
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http://www.colormatters.com/colortheory.html\n\nthis site should help you
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http://inventors.about.com/library/weekly/aa080499.htm click d link to find what u r looking for.
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If there are Colours Join the Colors same to the same... Like I mean join the same colors... together...\n\nok.. i actually have no idea..\n\nMaybe it would help..