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Howdy peeps! Welcome to another fabulous edition of Q & A Wednesday — the new weekly VIDEO feature here at Simply Tiffany Studios that answers your digital scrapbooking questions. Today, I pulled a technique straight out of my professional digital bag of tricks for both Adobe Photoshop and Photoshop Elements users. Because what kick-butt crafter doesn't carry around a bag of digital tricks? My bag is by Coach.
I digress …
Q & A Wednesday for Today
In today's video lesson, you'll discover my professional secrets for recoloring digital scrapbook embellishments. If you've struggled to find just the right color for an element or match other colors on your digi page, then this tutorial is for you! You'll also learn …
- The super-secret, fool-proof Adjustment Layer for recoloring.
- How to fine-tune a color's saturation, tint, shade, or hue.
- Why every digi-scrapper should learn about blending modes.
- And a bonus technique for altering multi-colored digital embellishments.
Onward to the show …
Now it's your turn! How will this technique help you craft kick-butt digi scrap pages? Tell us in the comments below. And if you know someone who will personally benefit from this tutorial, please share it with them. We ALL deserve to craft kick-butt pages … yeah buddy!
Stacy said:
Loved it! Simple technique that it will greatly simplify my process and kick it up a notch from "Hue/Saturation."
Tiffany Tillman said:
Simple techniques really do help the workflow, or getting pages done quicker — doesn't it? Thanks for your comment!
Tiffany Tillman said:
You're welcome, Colleen! And thank you — making something that rocks, rocks!
Lori said:
Fantastic! Love your style, as always. Thanks for sharing this great information; I think I had this in my bags of tricks, but I appreciated this great demonstration/reminder!
Tiffany Tillman said:
You're welcome, Lori! Glad it triggered the memory too. Cheers!
Tiffany Tillman said:
Thanks Anna — good to know. I'll keep 'em coming!
aimee said:
thank you so much This rocks! I'm going to use this whenever I change color of my elements. I honestly don't know this technique, thanks for the tip, appreciate it so much!
Christine said:
Tiffany, what a wonderful tutorial! You made it so easy to understand. I never knew about the "color" blending mode choice. I'm so glad I stumbled upon your blog. I've listened to a couple video tutorials already, and you explain everything so simply…and you've got a great sense of humor!
Kellie said:
October 27th, 2012 at 10:05 am
Great trick! I'm embarrassed to admit that I've been doing this for 8 years now, and I didn't know that method of changing the color. I like it! And I could seriously listen to you all day; you make learning fun.
Shelle said:
October 27th, 2012 at 10:48 am
This is a game changer! I hate hue/saturation for the reasons you mentioned. Thank you!
grannymike said:
October 27th, 2012 at 12:18 pm
Thank you very much for this great tutorial. I did not know how to change color this way; I have done it very awkwardly in the past, and I have never done it well. I have pinned this for future reference and so others may find it easily as well. I really appreciate your sharing this so freely. I will enjoy trying this out when I have more time.
Barbara said:
Tiffany … AWESOME video. I've been digi scrapping for years but you showed me a way that's a bit different than I've been doing it. I like your way SO MUCH better! Thanks for sharing!
FYI, I posted a link to my blog for your video. Good to share your awesome tips and awesome teaching style with as many people as possible I thought!
Looking forward to your brush class starting!
Tammy said:
Thank you, Tiffany, for this great tutorial! I've been using hue/saturation with not so great results. I can't wait to play with this method!
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Livia said:
November 2nd, 2012 at 11:55 am
Amazing tip! I'm a beginner too and just loves your tutorial video. Became a fan of your work. Thank you so much.
Tammy said:
Hi Tiffany!
I tried this tip and it worked amazingly! …except for when I wanted to change a white or pink embellishment to red. I followed the steps, but white turns to pink and pink stays pink! I tried it on a couple of different items with the same results.
Any ideas on what I'm doing wrong? :}
Thank you so much!
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Hi Tammy! I'm glad the tip worked for you. When it comes to changing something from white to any color, you'll always get a "lighter" version of the color you seek using the Color blend mode. That's mainly because the color is trying to blind with a tint. The opposite is true for black — you'll always get a darker shade no matter which light color you choose.
The answer is to use one of the Darken modes instead of Color. Multiply is best. If you're trying to change the color of a black element from black to pink (for example) use Screen as the blend.
Simply Tiffany said:
And that should be "blend with a tint." Not blind.
Tammy said:
November 6th, 2012 at 10:18 pm
Thank you so much, Tiffany! I will give it a try next time I scrap
Britt said:
February 13th, 2013 at 10:56 am
You are my hero. I've always used hue / saturation and rarely was able to get the exact look I was going for. What a great way to start the day. Thank you.
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I can't decide between the Wild Child Templates and the Stuffy Templates – to be honest, I also love the Modern Masters Too! I'm spoilt for choice, Tiffany!


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Maybe a cancel production button where you'd get the resources that they've already produced and then you could change production. Also a 3rd resource party would have been cool where you could level things up a little faster.
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Anyone interested in the breadth of the country music tradition can these days get their hands on more of that history than ever before. Much of the genre's back catalogue, whether of the absolutely essential or the just fun or revealing variety, is increasingly available on compact discs (well, for the time being it is…) as well as via download and online streaming. This is great news for country fans. At the same time, we always need to keep in mind that the bulk of the country tradition has yet to make the analog-to-digital leap. What's more, at least commercially speaking (online fan sharing is another matter), we know it probably never will.
There remain gaping holes in the catalogues of even the most beloved and widely known country Hall of Famers. Way more Loretta Lynn and Hank Thompson and Eddy Arnold albums are out of print than in, just for instances, and even when it comes to the likes of George Jones or Waylon Jennings the ratios don't improve to much more than sixty-forty. Not that all of these out-of-print albums are lost masterpieces, understand, though some of them are. More to the point, the also-rans and the long forgotten comprise a lost history of individual artists and of the genre as a whole that helps clarify what country music has meant for fans and radio listeners, in the main, and how it's been embraced and used, across the decades.
By definition, "Here You Come Again" is keen on those music labels, whether indie or corporate, U.S. or international, that are doing something to fill in some of the blanks. One of these labels whose work I've come to value is Morello Records (a country reissue imprint of Brit label Cherry Red), which for the past few years has been specializing in the "2 Classic Albums on 1 CD" thing. I appreciate the niche they're working for a couple of reasons (the second of which I'll get to in my next column). First off, when the label tours the catalogue of major country artists, they tend to pause at the least frequented parts of their legends—that is, on the star's solid-to great albums that were never all that popular to begin with (or even widely known) or on records that were once very popular but that've been forgotten.
Drawing from that latter category, last summer, Morello released, on one disc, a pair of strong Marty Robbins albums: 1967's Tonight Carmen and 1968's By the Time I Get to Phoenix. Both of these albums went Top Ten and produced at least one Top Ten single, and they're both exemplary, in their very different ways, of what made Robbins such a beloved and distinctive artist. Carmen includes eleven first-rate examples of Marty working his South-of-the-Border (or nearabouts) persona, not via a format transcendent "El Paso" but as a limited little genre world unto itself. These include, of course, the country chart-topping—and oft anthologized—title track. But the album also includes, just for starters, the haunting "Gardenias in Her Hair," a #9 hit, for goodness sake, that somehow hasn't made the cut on any of the several Robbins anthologies currently available on compact disc. Similarly, the even better By the Time I Get to Phoenix album—this is orchestrated Marty, pop Marty, Marty the interpreter—includes another regularly overlooked Robbins hit, the catchy and lovely but deeply paranoid Top Ten single, "Love Is in the Air." (It opens with the sound of a jet taking off, and Robbins wishing his stewardess lover didn't ask flyers, "Coffee, tea or me.")
This phenomenon—major hits from major stars that have failed to make it into the country canon as it's come down to us on vinyl or compact disc—is frustratingly common. Then again, while hit singles are essential to understanding country music and the careers of its biggest stars, they're not the whole story at all, as other recent reissues from Morello have reminded.
Take two little-known 1980s albums from the George Jones discography: 1987's Two Wild Too Long and 1990's You Oughta Be Here with Me. These albums, which Morello released on a twofer disc about a year ago, produced no big hits and didn't sell all that well, but that hardly means it's not important or entertaining to hear them. Why? Truth be told, Too Wild… is one of the weaker albums of Jones's entire Epic catalog but one that also exemplifies where Jones' career was at just then. Its string of flop singles—the generically self-referencing "I'm a Survivor," the almost-but-not-quite-social-relevance of "The USA Today" and the unfunny double entendre of "The Bird" charted at Numbers 26, 52 and 63, respectively—illustrate how desperately Jones and producer Billy Sherrill were grasping for hits in these last days of Jones' mainstream prime. So you probably don't need to hear these albums, but… you very well might want to. Plus, the album includes a stripped-down, flooring-it-to-highway-speed take on Hank Williams' "I'm a Long Gone Daddy" which, to my ears, is probably the best Hank cover George ever did, which considering he earlier cut two album-length Williams tributes is really saying something. You need to hear it.
You Oughta Be Here with Me was even less successful commercially, but I'd say that all past, present and future Jones fans are going to need to hear it, too. The single was "Hell Stays Open (All Night Long)"—I first bought it as a cassingle in 1990—and it didn't chart at all, presumably due to due to lack of promotion as much as anything else. (Jones had already signed with MCA at this point, making You Oughta… the unheralded final solo album of Jones nearly two-decade Epic Records tenure.) Yet I am here to tell you that "Hell Stays Open" is a great George Jones single nonetheless, an angry ruthless kiss off to a man dying for one more kiss. Jones sings the appropriately miserable hell out of it, and the Bobby Harden-penned lyric provides a master class in how to write a country break-up song. First line of the first verse: "She said Hello—and I said Hon, it's me." First line of the final verse: "She said Goodbye—and don't call me anymore."
Much of the rest of the album—the loser's lament "Somebody Always Paints the Walls," the Roger Miller-penned title track, the definitive version of the prison escape story song "Ol' Red" (sorry Blake Shelton)—is nearly as strong. In fact, if it weren't for the earlier-in-the-decade releases I Am What I Am and (with Merle Haggard) A Taste of Yesterday's Wine, I'd be calling You Ought Be Here with Me Jones' finest album of the 1980s and a highlight of his entire catalog—albeit one that has been long out of print and hardly anyone has ever heard. It's frustrating to know that we could make similar claims about some album or other in the catalogs of just about any Hall of Fame career you care to cite.
And that's the big names. As for all of those important, talented country stars who're only getting into the Hall of Fame with a ticket…well, the catalogs of these second and third-tier stars, who are the exemplary majority of country music at any given moment, don't possess glaring holes so much as they just seem to have been swallowed by a black hole altogether. Entire noteworthy careers, sometimes decades long, have been reduced to just ten or a dozen "Best Of" tracks or Greatest Hits. If that.
I'll take a look at some of Morello's reissuing of those artists in my next column.
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One of the interesting aspects of reissue labels like this one is that they still often manage to stay out ahead of legit digital download reissues—when one benefit of the brave new digital world was supposed to be the relative ease and inexpensive of reissuing music attractive only to limited audiences..One format or another, it still takes people making decisions who care and have some taste..
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I've got four of the R4P's and one R6N and I've never had any problems other than a shorting antenna lead on the circuit board of one of the R4P's. You might want to look at that. Guess I'm one of the satisfied customers. Dorme is right about the crystals though. My LHS carries crystals for all the receivers except GWS! I always thought that was kind of strange, they sell GWS pico flight packs, but don't carry any crystals for them. If you buy a flight pack there you would have to wait a week for them to get a crystal to go in it. Jimmy |
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Capt Electron,
Here are the symptoms. I took the Drenalyn out front to fly (2nd flight if the day using 7x300Nimh and DXA. Plugged the battery in and all I got was a glitchy furball of servo activity. The transmittor was on. When I repeat the same with different speed controllers, batteries, servos,.etc... I get the same response. I tried a different crystal, no help. Tried the faulty reciever in the CUB, no help. No response except a glitchy mess. The other one did the same exact thing. This reciever is only 3 week old with maybe 20 flights on it. What would I be looking for on the antennae short? I opened the plastic case and saw the antannae going into the board. Looks secure with about 1/8" of wire exposed. Don't know what to look for in there. Doesn't look like a problem though. thanks for you help. |
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Scott, you mentionned that the antenna wire is bare for a length of 1/8". That's too much. The insulation should be butting right against the solder joint. The exposed wire can touch a nearby chip (SMD cap or resistor, I forget), and that's enough to get this thing glitching. Have you tried the Rx out of the plastic case with the antenna wire clear of any other device on the board?
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I think it is a range issue
I have damaged two planes because of erratic behavior by the GWS receivers. I think the maximum range of 500 feet that they specify with the receiver is too great. I suspect that they are really only good for small park flyers at a couple of hundred feet. Replacing them with the HiTec Feather solved the problems for me.
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October 25, 2014 adidas Originals ZX 8000 Alpha, Bravo, Charlie Fall Of The Wall Pack infos and photos
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Alpha, Bravo und Charlie – die drei berühmten Militär-Checkpoints waren die Inspiration für dieses Pack. Die Schuhe repräsentieren die Geschichte des Mauerfalls aus der besonderen Perspektive der Checkpoints.
Als Zeichen des achtungsvollen Respekts vor dem Ereignis des Mauerfalls hat adidas Originals die Sneaker in der letzten verbleibenden adidas Sneaker-Fabrik Deutschlands produziert: Made in Germany!
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October 24, 2014 adidas presents Quote's Archive infos and photos
Quote's Archive brings together two dedicated adidas collectors and marries an in-depth knowledge and passion for classic adidas footwear with highly distinctive illustration.
Freelance illustrator Peter O'Toole and renowned adidas collector Quote first became aware of each other circa 2005 on the Crooked Tongues forum, where information was traded between some of the world's most knowledgeable footwear fanatics. In January 2011 O'Toole brought his two passions together with his 'City Series' prints, illustrating almost 200 vintage adidas trainers over two posters and capturing Quote's imagination in the process. The third poster became O'Toole and Quote's first collaboration, an illustration of 98 pairs selected by Quote from his own collection. It wasn't long before adidas invited the pair to develop the project further, into a limited edition book.
Selecting 50 shoes from the original print, O'Toole and Quote worked together across Berlin and the UK without meeting each other in person until after the project was complete. Whilst O'Toole developed his illustrations, Quote wrote about each shoe, pulling together history and facts about design and materials with personal anecdotes and associations, providing a window into his journey as a collector.
As the book project drew to a close, Quote and O'Toole were rewarded with a dream-come-true moment, a visit to the adidas archive in Herzogenaurach and the opportunity to design a shoe to accompany the book.
The ZX 420 was an easy choice of model for both O'Toole and Quote. Using the adidas 'Denver' as inspiration for the vintage feel colourway, the Quotoole is a fitting representation of the work and passion of both collaborators.
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Quote is a sign-maker and legendary adidas collector based in Berlin. Born East of the wall just a couple of years before it fell, his love affair with the 3-Stripes brand began with a vintage find in a thrift store. Quote has now been collecting for 15 years and is as well known in sneaker circles for his enviable sneaker wall as he is for his specialist knowledge of adidas running shoes of the '70s and '80s. adidas Originals first recognised Quote's dedication to the brand in 2011 when they asked him to collaborate on the 'Your Story' Consortium project. His contribution took inspiration from Berlin's Olympic Stadium and the colours of his beloved football team, and breathed new life into one of adidas Originals most classic '80s running shoes; the zx500. He has since been a constant source of information to adidas's Archive team and has now come together with Originals once more for his most ambitious project to date.
Peter O'Toole Biog
Peter O'Toole is a freelance illustrator and graphic designer based in Huddersfield in the North of England. Having gained a degree in Graphic Media Communication, he went on to launch his own business, 'Peter O'Toole Illustration', in 2010. An avid collector of adidas training shoes, O'Toole started collecting when he was just 17 years old. His love of the brand was sparked when he first got his hands on a pair of re-issued 'Oslo' trainers and a desire to collect all of adidas's storied 'City Series' followed. O'Toole works mainly digitally to create his distinctive illustrative and often retro style, his passion for British style culture often shining through in his work.
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Quote's Archive is a celebration of 50 selected pairs of vintage adidas shoes from a period spanning the late '70s to the early '90s. Each trainer forms part of legendary adidas collector Quote's own archive and has been beautifully illustrated by Peter O'Toole.
Each page highlights a different model, and is packed with information about the history and make-up of the shoes as well as personal anecdotes, all written by Quote himself. Highly readable and beautiful to look at, Quote's voice and personality breathe life into the text, whilst O'Toole's illustrations brilliantly represent the individual character of the shoes. Drawings of original shoe labels and boxes add contextual detail and paint a highly personalised picture of a very exciting period in sports footwear history.
A collector's object in itself, the book has been designed and laid out by Adam Gill and features a matt finish, laser etched title cover and fabric binding. A must for collectors, fans of illustration and followers of the 3-Stripes brand, Quote's Archive will doubtless serve as reference and inspiration to future collectors, designers and illustrators the world over.
ZX 420 Quotoole
In conjunction with the Quote's Archive project, adidas sneaker collector Quote and UK illustrator Peter O'Toole were given the opportunity to makeover an archive shoe, both being enticed by the zx420 for different reasons. Collaborating entirely online, the pair did not meet until the final sample was produced, but the long-distance design process seems to have paid off.
With numerous panels to play with, the zx420 offered numerous opportunities to experiment with colours and tones, but in the end their inspiration was taken from a particular pair of vintage adidas Denver from Quote's collection. A high quality pale blue soft suede overlay sits on iconic mesh in darker shades of blue, whilst red colour blocking on the midsole and along the 3-Stripes add a pop of colour. Purple and magenta feature on the tongue and ankle padding respectively, and a subtly vintage cream midsole give the shoe a classic '80s runner feel.
Each designer's imprint is present, with their faces featured on the 'Endorsed by' fabric label under the tongue, and a motif sock-liner design, utilising Quote's fist logo and O'Toole's typographic namesake.
Dropping November 15, 2014
If you want to experience Quote's adidas collection, please visit the exhibition "Quote's Archive – 3 Stripes 15 Years" at Sneakermuseum, Cologne
October 23, 2014 New Balance x Limited Edt M577 LEV Vault Made In England infos and photos
Following our first two New Balance collaboration sneakers in 2008 and 2010, We are proud to present the next and final chapter of our made in England 577 series – The Limited Edt Queensway M577LEV. It is the grand finale to a trilogy that has spanned over 6 years. The first started with design inspiration from our original "Vault" concept store at Singapore's busy Orchard Road shopping district, the next one was based on our Chamber concept store at Marina Bay Sands. To end the project, we have taken things back to our roots and have gone full circle by returning to our Queensway Shopping Centre boutique, a location that is known as the go-to place for sporting goods in Singapore and where we first set up shop.
Like our previous editions, the Limited Edt Vault M577LEV is made in New Balance's legendary Flimby factory, located in Cumbria, England, where craftsmanship and quality takes precedence. The shoe features only the finest premium materials. The upper contains a mix of nubuck leathers and 3M reflective panels. The bold mix of royal blue and flash orange colour is from Limited Edt Queensway's interior decor and sports-inspired logo.
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Not gonna bother to bump the old thread since people seem to have forgotten it exists. But... I'll just give a word. For those who don't know, I think of a word, give the number of letters in it, everyone guesses words of that length, and I reply with clues as to how many letters are in the right place (R), how many are in the word but misplaced (M), and how many aren't in the word at all (W).
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I've still got snow on the brain, which is mostly my fault, but it's partly because there is nothing else going on out there today. Do you want to watch a teaser for the fifth season of Community? You can, but that's just about all you can do! (You can also watch a young Amy Adams in her first ever on-camera appearance from last night's Late Night, but now I'm really dipping into "Morning Links" territory, and IT'S NOT TIME FOR THAT YET.) So, I thought, hey, why not just talk about what we all really want to talk about: the new St. Vincent song our favorite snow day television episodes and movies! Meaning, ones that have snow in them! When I was young, I would always watch the "Cash" episode of The Young Ones on snow days, so I've included a clip after the jump. What else? Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind? The Simpson's "Mr. Plow," a clip of which is also included after the jump? Do you like to watch Fargo when it snows, maybe? The NYC Prep episode where PC drinks iced coffee in the snow, of which I cannot find a clip, which is insane, there should be an easy-to-access clip of that on the Internet? Eeeek, do you like to watch The Grey when it snows, you monster? The episode of Gilmore Girls where Lorelei talks about how it snowed after she wished that something magical would happen to her, the clip of which you can conveniently find after the jump?! TELL MEEEEEE!
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My favorite was how Mallory's books always read like the inner monologues of a Bryn Mawr freshman even though she was ELEVEN.
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And you often get self sown seedlings all over the place too.
Interesting point about leaving the seed heads. On some bulbs, Tulips, Narcissus for example, removing the dead flower helps the bulb keep its strength for next season, but with Alliums, it is already too late. They flower after the leaves have done their job and begun to die. In fact the flower stem is almost disconnected from the bulb altogether,
Not bad for someone who does not really like gardening!
Microwave, steam sterilise, flame gun sterilise.
Lovely B-L. enjoyed those pictures immensely.
Birdy, last bit first. The trees above the Snowdrops are Damsons mostly, though Hawthorn is there as well. The soil is a nice mix of leaf mould, broken glass, scrap metal and bits of concrete asbestos (the kind used for garages once upon a time) You do not dig in there without gloves on believe me.
We bought the house with the land with the intention of starting a Nursery, but ill health made that impossible so we began the garden. There was no plan as such, except that we tried to have both open views and more secluded spots.
Much of the design was influenced by what was in or under the soil. For example, one area still has the concrete flooring of the three other house which were here until the 1950's.
Another design forced on us was/is the presence of hug numbers of old batteries (don't ask me why) from the modern right back to very early accumulator types. The veg patches had to go where there was none of these potential hazards to health.
All the work was done by myself and my wife with the occasional help from our daughters, but no outside paid help. One advantage of being unemployable is having plenty of time.
What you probalby have is a bad case of Root aphids. They cover themselves in a white waxy substance to protect against the moisture in the soil. They are very difficult to deal with and sadly this is one of those cases where you need to use a Systemic insecticide.
Very annoying pests too.
THank-you all for your comments. Not sure if I have ever shown this on here, but this is what we began with.
Actually I had forgotten about this one. Clematis My Angel, it is coming up everywhere despite every stem and sign of it being treated with Weed kiiler.
Exactly. My garden is big and we bought it for that reason. Our previous garden was 70 feet by 30 feet and we treated it differently. Everybodies patch is their own, to create their own little bit of heaven. Everyone has a different idea of heaven.
The Agent was a gardener I must add and then he spoiled it all by saying that we would stand a better chance of selling if we had left it as a field for horses.
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APPARENTLY Wal-Mart doesn't just bring new business to foriegn countries; it also brings new business culture. A new NBER paper by Beata Smarzynska Javorcik, Wolfgang Keller, and James Tybout looks at how the Mexican soap, detergent, and surfactants ("SDS") industry fared under NAFTA and GATT. They found that the industry experienced gains in productivity and acquired a greater share of the US market—about what you would expect from opening markets. What was unexpected was that the benefits didn't just come from lower costs of trade and the exposure to competition from foreign producers. In fact, the biggest gains came from a fundamental change in the relationship between producers and retailers. In particular, Wal-mart (or Walmex as it is called in Mexico) increased the productivity and market share of the Mexican SDS industry.
By exercising its bargaining power, it squeezed profit margins among the major brands, offering them higher volumes in return. It also engaged the most efficient small-scale local producers as suppliers of store brands, thereby creating for itself a residual source of SDS products that could be used in bargaining with the major (multinational) branded suppliers. Those local firms that were not efficient enough to meet Walmex's terms lost market share, and many failed. At the same time, the limited set of producers that survived grew, and with prodding from Walmex they became more efficient and innovative, adopting innovations first introduced into the market by their multinational competitors. A similar transformation took place among retailers themselves in reaction to the new business practices that Walmex brought to the country.
This means an improvement in welfare for Mexican and American consumers, who now have more, and cheaper, soaps to choose from. The Mexican firms that stayed in business will increase their profits as they gain a larger share of the market, enhancing Mexico's economic development.
The authors also note the potential for a positive externality. To gain an even larger share of the US market, the Mexican firms will have to comply with regulations in many regions of the US that limit the phosphorus content of SDS products. At this point, it is not financially viable for Mexican firms to lower their levels of phosphate, but if they want to capture more of the US market, they will have to make the production of their detergents more environmentally friendly.
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Multiple studies back this up. In May, doctors from the New Jersey clinics did the kind of research considered a gold standard. They randomly assigned 175 women to have either a single embryo transferred after chromosome screening or two embryos with no screening, as is done in most IVF attempts now. Delivery rates were roughly equivalent — 61 percent with single embryos and 65 percent with doubles.
More than half of the double transfers produced twins but none of the single ones did. Babies from double transfers were more likely to be premature; more than one-third spent time in a neonatal intensive care unit versus 8 percent of the others.
Chromosome testing and freezing embryos adds about $4,000 to the roughly $14,000 cost for IVF, "but the pregnancy rates go up dramatically," and that saves money because fewer IVF attempts are needed, Scott said. Using two or more embryos carries a much higher risk of twins and much higher rates of cerebral palsy and other disorders.
After explaining the risks, "this is the easiest thing in the world to convince patients to do," Scott said of screening and using single embryos.
But Dr. Fady Sharara of the Virginia Center for Reproductive Medicine in Reston, Va., found otherwise. For a study, he offered 48 couples free medications and embryo freezing if they would agree to transfer one at a time instead of two. Eighteen couples refused, including one-quarter of those whose insurance was covering the treatment. Some who refused said they viewed twins as two for the price of one.
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Characterization of 14 tetranucleotide microsatellite loci derived from Pacific herring
Article first published online: 28 MAY 2002
DOI: 10.1046/j.1471-8286.2002.00160.x
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Olsen, J. B., Lewis, C. J., Kretschmer, E. J., Wilson, S. L. and Seeb, J. E. (2002), Characterization of 14 tetranucleotide microsatellite loci derived from Pacific herring. Molecular Ecology Notes, 2: 101–103. doi: 10.1046/j.1471-8286.2002.00160.x
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- Issue published online: 28 MAY 2002
- Article first published online: 28 MAY 2002
- Received 19 August 2001; revision accepted 13 September 2001
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- microsatellites;
- Pacific herring;
- population genetics
Spawning aggregations of Pacific herring (Clupea pallasi) often exhibit significant interannual variation in allele frequencies of neutral gene markers. We isolated 14 tetranucleotide microsatellites to examine hypothetical processes that may produce this unique genetic signal. We developed and tested primer pairs for each locus and then estimated locus variability in samples (n = 60) from two populations. The number of alleles per locus ranged from five to 49. The expected heterozygosity across loci and populations ranged from 0.20 to 0.96. These microsatellites will be useful for estimating genetic variation in herring on a fine geographical scale.


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This is a great bread recipe that I got from King Arthur Flour email. A sweet twist on cinnamon bread using Red Hots candies :) From their site: Delightfully spicy bread using Cinnamon Red Hot candies in place of the traditional cinnamon swirl. The pink and red pools of melted cinnamon candy remind us of freckles after a day in the sun. This bread makes excellent toast, amazing French toast and can also be made into cheerful and unique cinnamon buns. Cooking time includes rising time.
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- 1Combine all dough ingredients except cinnamon candies and mix and knead together -by hand, mixer or bread machine- until you have a soft, piable dough.
- 2Allow the dough to rise, covered, for 45 minutes to one hour or until full and round. To test, poke dough with index finger approximately 1/2 inch deep. If the impression remains, the dough has sufficiently risen.
- 3Gently deflate the dough, and pat into a 8" x 10" rectangle. Knead in the cinnamon candies in 3 stages, using about 1/3 of the candies each time.
- 4Shape the dough into a loaf and place in a greased or parchment lined 8 1/2" x 4 1/2" loaf pan. Tent the pan loosely with lightly greased plastic wrap. Allow to rise for 40-50 minutes. Dough should just crest the top of the pan.
- 5If making buns, divide the dough evenly into 9 pieces and shape into smooth, round balls. Place buns in greased 9x9" square pan. Tent the pan loosely with lightly greased plastic wrap. Allow to rise for 30-40 minutes. Buns will be full, puffy and barely touching one another.
- 6Bake bread (or buns) in preheated 350 degree oven for 30-40 minutes (20-25 minutes for buns). If bread browns too quickly on top, tent loosely with aluminium foil. Place pan over parchment or foil lined cookie sheet to catch any drips of hot candy. Bread is done when internal temperature reads 190 degrees on an instant thermometer.
- 7Remove bread from pan and allow to cool on wire rack. Place rack over a piece of parchment to catch any drips of hot candy. Candy will set as bread cools.
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- Calories 2155.6
- Calories from Fat 536
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- Total Fat 59.5 g
- 91%
- Saturated Fat 34.1 g
- 170%
- Cholesterol 350.5 mg
- 116%
- Sodium 3377.0 mg
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- Total Carbohydrate 346.2 g
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- Dietary Fiber 12.0 g
- 48%
- Sugars 51.9 g
- 207%
- Protein 52.9 g
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Apples with hats on! Very nice.
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Toby Dobbs received a big Victorian house with too many bedrooms to count as a wedding present from his father, but his marriage is over within a month. Very alone, and very lonely, Toby posts an advertisement seeking the "Unexpectedly Alone" to become his roommates. Fifteen years later the wayward souls he takes in are still living with him, with no intention of leaving.
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Tainted Love: Sojourners rejects LGBT ad
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The ad, which can be seen on Youtube, shows a young boy walking up the aisle of a church flanked by two adults. As the threesome moves past the pews, children point at them and adults give them disapproving stares. When they reach the front of the church, the camera raises to show that the boy is accompanied by his two mothers. A clergyman looks at them from the sanctuary and announces, "Welcome, everyone."