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I am trying to work a candy cane stocking pattern. The instructions read; k3tog leaving sts on needle, yo, k3tog in same sts again, sl sts off needle"
So.. I knit my 3 sts together and then leave on left needle?
Where do I yo and then where do the next 3tog come from?
And is the sl sts the same 3 tog?
Any help would be much appreciated!
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I understand it as yes you leave the stitches on the left needle and have the new stitch on the right. Wrap the YO on the right needle as well, then reinsert it back through the 3 stitches you already worked. Knit them together again and slide the entire thing off the left needle. This should give you 3 stitches on the right needle (1 from the k3tog, then 1 from the YO, last 1 from the k3tog the second time). It sounds like a major hassle, but that's how I understand it as you've written. Hope that helps. :DReplyDelete
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I'm writing to say this will be one of the last posts I write in Spain. In a couple of months, my contract will be over, and I have decided to go back home.
I haven't enjoyed my time here lately. It's too hot, there's so much noise I can't stand it - whether at home or in the library, of all places. I hate the way people stare at me. After almost three years living here you'd think I'd get used to it, but nope - I still feel like an alien.
I've tried very hard to integrate myself, but no matter what I do, there's one thing that will never change - the way I look different from everyone else. And in Jaén, that's not a good thing.
But I would like to thank all of my friends that tried hard to make me feel welcome. You'll always have a friend in Canada, should you ever decide to visit. Thanks to you, I went to lots of great parties, and celebrated some important moments with you all. Muchísimas gracias, desde el fondo de mi corazon, y hasta luego.
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I ordered an NHL jersey on December 14th with the hope that I would get it by Christmas, although it wasn't imperative. When I ordered it, the website said it would take 7-10 business days to ship the jersey because it was custom. I was a little miffed because I did no customization, I merely searched for the player, and clicked purchase.
As a side note, I spent two weeks prior to this purchase waiting for the NHL to get this jersey back in stock, but they never did, so I had to go a third party. Fansedge charged my credit card the moment I placed the order, and then I proceeded to wait. After hearing nothing other than the confirmation email from them for almost two calendar weeks, I decided to open my calendar and see exactly how long 10 business days would be.
I figured I would wait patiently for the 10 business days, and even give them a little leeway on what exactly they considered to be a business day. The number I came up with was December 30th. If the jersey hadn't shipped by then, I would email them.
I requested a cancellation of the order on December 30th, because they had not held up to their end of the purchase agreement. The request was through their website, and this is the response: "Thank you for contacting FansEdge in regards to your issue. Our goal is to provide quality customer service to each and every one of our valued customers.
In regards to your request, unfortunately we are unable to cancel a customized jersey. As the website states customized items cannot be returned or exchanged, once the order has been placed no cancellations are allowed. The Nicklas Lidstrom premier jersey: Detroit Red Wings No. 5 ships in 10-15 business days, the handling time is needed for the customized jersey. We greatly appreciate your business and sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused you.
If you have any questions or concerns, please visit our Customer Care Center located at http://www.fansedge.com/Info/FAQ.aspx. Here you will find convenient electronic forms to request a change to your order, change the ship to address, request a cancellation, return or exchange. You can track your order by clicking on the "Check the status of your order" and follow the links. You can also email us with any other questions you may have by responding to this email. If you prefer, you may contact our customer service staff by telephone by calling our toll-free number of 877-965-3955 9AM to 11PM EST, Monday through Friday."
After reading this, I was extremely upset since the website said 7-10 days originally. I went back to the website, and sure enough, they changed it to 10-15 business days AND discontinued the product that I was purchasing. Unfortunately, aside from being an honest guy and having a good memory, I cannot provide any evidence of a change in the website, because my confirmation email does not state that there is a wait for shipment. It has now been 19 calendar days since the order, and it has not shipped yet. If I wait the 15 business days, with leeway, the shipment will go out on January 6th, more than 3 weeks after I ordered it.
I ordered a University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Hooded Sweatshirt from FansEdge. About one year after the purchase, when I removed it from the washing machine, I noticed the left sleeve had noticeable holes in two places. Obviously the material is of poor quality. In comparison to many brand name sweat clothes, like Champion, Adidas, etc., which I have had for more than 5 years, I never had a problem after washing the clothes countless times.
When I called the company's Customer Service Department on November 22, 2015, the representative refused to replace it despite that I saved my receipt. The company doesn't stand behind their products. Don't ever do business with this company!
NORTHBROOK, ILLINOIS -- Ordered an MLB replica jersey for my son as a X-mas gift. Order arrives and find a stain on the front of it. Call on the Monday prior to X-mas and sit on hold for 10 minutes prior to being hung up on. Call back and sit on hold another 10 minutes and then told item will ship out same day UPS ground in time for X-mas delivery. I question if it will make it and I am told "we are still in delivery time frame." I receive a return letter by email and I have it picked up the same day.
Item ships the next day (Tuesday) UPS Basic (this is when UPS drops the package off at the Post Office meaning "Slow Service" at a discounted rate. I get the tracking number which provides info up to when it arrives at the post office. From their no tracking info. I send an email (Monday after X-mas) asking for a call and never receive a call. Package finally arrives a week later (Wednesday).
On Thursday I receive an email crediting $4.95 for my original freight. I call on Thursday and sit on hold another 10 minutes until I speak to a 2nd level representative who offers 10% off. I tell them I'm not impressed and they ask what would work. I suggest 25% off and she says she is not authorized and needs to ask a manager. She asks if I will hold and I tell her to call me as I have already sat on hold for a combined 30 minutes and 54 minutes in total call time.
Needless to say my time is worth a lot more than $7 for an hour off trying to get something I ordered. I suggest she speaks with Kevin Bates (President) and she says she will not speak to him instead her manager. One hour later.... 15% equaling a total of $15 off. WOW!!! I will tell all of my friends how impressed I was with FansEdge.com. They budged an extra 5%.
Customer service 101 says if you have messed up, fix the problem even if it means you need to spend a little extra on upgraded freight ( ie UPS 3-day Service) instead of further disappointing your customer sending a replacement UPS SLOW. The thing is they are still making money after 25% off.
WASHINGTON -- I really hope that folks check this site's reviews PRIOR to ordering from FansEdge! As most people do, I began shopping for Christmas gifts in November. On November 26th, 2015 I found a great Seahawks Neon Lamp that my godson would LOVE! So I purchased it for his Christmas gift. Upon opening the lamp, his mother noticed the light wouldn't come on, she had to move the lamp around a couple times, then the light came on.
A week after Christmas, the lamp went out altogether. I inquired with FansEdge for a replacement, all I wanted is what I paid for. They said it was past the 30-day policy for returns...REALLY! It was a Christmas gift so it wasn't even opened or given to him until December 25th! That's not even possible! I was offered a small store credit. Absolutely ABSURD resolution! Why would I want to spend even MORE $$$ on a product through a company that won't even take care of its customers!
I will write on as many of these online sites as I can find and tell EVERY person I know NOT to purchase from FansEdge. I have 2 children very active in the community in track, soccer, softball, and basketball. I will let every coach, player and league official know to stay away from FansEdge.


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You also should write your email address, extra entry details/links. 3 winners will be chosen by me based on thought, detail and personality.
It is international! And you must follow GFC on public not private!
I'd love to enter, what a generous giveaway!! Ooh and welcome back :D
My summer essentials are salads and smoothies, the one time of year I find it easiest to stick to healthy eating...that's if we even get a summer this year!
Hi! I'm following via GFC as Francivusk. My spring essentials are pastew nail polish, light washed jeans and white Converse :)
Email: francivusk at hotmail dot it
hey perdi, thanks for the amazing giveaway, enter me, im following through gfc ashleigh carr, my spring/summer essentials are clothes-pastels, dresses, shorts, vests and scandals, food-salads, not as much makeup- tinted moisturisers, tinted lip balms, cream blushes and mascara i follow on twitter @ashleighcarrxx follow on facebook ashleigh carr, follow on blog lovin beauty waterfall-ashleigh carr, follow on we heart it ashleighcarrxx my email address is email@example.com :) xxReplyDelete
Hi Perdi, Entar me :). I'm already your GFC follower. As for the additional entries I've done them all(so that is like +9).
Twitted: https://twitter.com/radnjanska/status/320197256089313280
Blogged: http://internationalfashiongiveaways.blogspot.com/2013/04/watermelon-raindrop-x-giveaway-mac.html
Already following on FB as Dosta Radnjanska.
ALso on bloglovin as Dosta Radnjanska.
Tumblr as radnjanska.tumblr.com.
We heart it as Dosta Radnjanska.
Twitter follower @radnjanska
My spring essentials this year are monochrome colors, fuschia, blue and white pumps. Looking for the perfect chunky golden necklace, yellow coat(I think it goes perfect with black and white), and also denim shirt with pearled necklace.
Love Dosta
Hi Perdi,
Enter me, please!
My summer essentials are sandals, bikini and a fuchsia bag.
GFC :Camelia Andrasescu
FB : Adriana Camelia andrasescu Scrieciu
Bloglovin : @cameliaadriana
I tweeted : https://twitter.com/cameliaadriana/status/320208363948494848
Follow on twitter : @cameliaadriana
You can join my international giveaway here : http://www.beautystory.ro/2013/03/beautiful-from-head-to-toe-giveaway.html
Thank you!
Hi Perdi, I'm a new follower of yours and would love to be entered in this giveaway!
My spring/summer essentials are: hats and headbands; French braids to keep my hair out of my face as it is rather long; bright colours and patterns (I went a bit crazy for the Diane von Furstenberg x Roxy collaboration!); high-waisted shorts; gilets, sneakers and heeled booties (as I am vertically challenged!); dark chocolate; hot-cross buns; sale shopping; daydreaming of being on holiday; and afternoons spent cuddled up in bed with a book, James Blake playing in the background, and a mug of licquorice tea. Ooer, got a bit carried away...
I'm also following you on Twitter as @Tatianaaagh and on Tumblr- I'm betterinthematinee on there. So that should be an extra two entries. :)
Thanks so much for hosting this giveaway- I hope you are enjoying your break as much as I am, and that your spring/summer essentials are helping you recover speedily!
Hi Perdi, please enter me in your lovely giveaway!!
My summer essentials are bright nail polishes (coral red, yellow, Caribbean blue), juice lip glosses, platforms, and many, MANY summer dresses!!
Oh, also big earrings and bracelets!!
I follow you on GFC as Cripple Horse.
I tweeted: https://twitter.com/DESPINA_VNT/status/320206115440836608
I follow you on Twitter as @DESPINA_VNT
I follow you on Facebook as Despina Vnt
I follow on Bloglovin' as email@example.com
That should be 4 extra entries.
Thank you for the chance and congrats on 400 followers, here's to the big 1000!!
Hi Perdi, enter me! Thank you for the amazing giveaway :)
I follow you on GFC as Federica. I tweeted and tagged you here: https://twitter.com/CoactusVolui/status/320228029496446976
I follow you on Twitter as @CoactusVolui, on Fb as Federica Coactus and on Bloglovin as ape-frizzola(at)hotmail(dot)it.
That should be 4 entries.
GFC: Federica
FB: Federica Coactus
TWITTER: @CoactusVolui
E-MAIL: firstname.lastname@example.com
BLOGLOVIN: email@example.com
Thank You for this amazing Giveaway, I love Asos, you can truly find anything you need, at your fingertips :-)
My summer essential it is definitely a polka dress, what I love about summer is that you get the chance to feel more free and more light and feminine wearing dresses, and Polka is a must have this Spring - Summer season :-)
I would love to take part of this Giveaway
I follow You
1.- GFC Loris Ayoub
2.- Twitter post: @loris_ayoub https://twitter.com/Loris_Ayoub/status/320235081300066304
3.- Follow on Twitter : @loris_ayoub
4.- Follow on Facebook: Loris Ayoub
5.- Follow on Bloglovin
I would love to enter into this giveaway.my spring/summer makeup essentials would be revlon just bitten kissable in rendezvous,my red flip flop,mascara from maybelline,maybelline dream smooth mousse,stilla eyeliner and maybelline new york cover stick.For my spring/summer fashion essential i love wearing my red flip flop,sunglasses,my summer dress and my sling bag.
My email is email@example.com
I blogged it:http://claredmj.blogspot.com/2013/04/watermelon-raindrop-x-giveaway-perdi-is.html
I follow you on GFC under the name Clare Donna Martin.
I also tweeted you, here's the link: https://twitter.com/claredmj/status/320230674030276608
I followed you my twitter name is @claredmj
I also followed you on facebook, my name is Donna Martin
I followed you on bloglovin under the name Clare Donna
I followed you on tumblr,claredmj
I followed you on weheartit under name clare
Congratulations for the 400 followers and thank you so much for the giveaway..
Hi Perdi, Enter me.
I follow you on GFC under the name floryfrancy.
I tweeted you, here's the link:https://twitter.com/PiccolaFlo_82/status/320242245657825280 , and
i followed you my twitter name is @PiccolaFlo_82.
I also followed you on facebook, my name is Florinda Fraccalvieri.
I followed you also on Bloglovin' : floryfrancy[at]inwind[dot]it and
on Tumlbr: FlorindaF.
That should be 5 extra entries.
Thanks for holding the giveaway and well done on 400 followers xx
Hi and thank you for this amazing possibility!
Enter Me please! :)
My spring/summer essentials are a spf cream, a bright pastel nail polish, a very sexy colorful bikini, and my eyeliner waterproof by Make Up For Ever!
I follow you through GFC as MakeUp Fun and my email is: sidney_3[at]hotmail.it
hey thanks for this wonderful giveaway!
welcome back and i hope you feel better now.
enter me please!
my spring summer essentials are pretty much every basic item a girl's wardrobe needs: a blazer, denim shorts, lots of tops preferably tank tops, bright colored nail polishes and lipsticks, sandals and of course the ultimate bikini!
gfc despoina telligiannidou
twitter dez_pina
tweet url https://twitter.com/dez_pina/status/320289461051195392
bloglovin follower #269 name fashion for life
email firstname.lastname@example.com
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Great giveaway <3
I follow you on:
GFC: Francesca
FB: Francesca Biondina
Email: email@example.com
i hope to win, finger crossed! ;)
Enter me!
My entries are below:
GFC: Sheri
FOllowed you on twitter: @sheriberrix
Followed you on bloglovin: Sheri Wong
Hii.. Enter me Please :D
following you on GFC : piedev
email : firstname.lastname@example.com
I'm following you on twitter : @chiswequenn an liked your FB : Rossyana Dewi
I'm also following you on bloglovin : Rossyana dewi
Thank you for the giveaway.. hope I can win xD
Hi Perdi! Please enter me.
I'm following on GFC: livingbelowtheclouds
I tweeted about this giveaway: https://twitter.com/JoanaPatrcia2/status/320472852535078913
I followed you, my twitter name is @JoanaPatrcia2.
I'm following on Facebook: Joana Patrícia
And I'm following on bloglovin: joanapatriciab
Hi Perdi, Enter me.
Congrats with the army of followers!
my summer essential is the shimmering eye coloe from shiseido - those are the cream shadows, easy to apply and stay put. i can do without a makeup, just a little of those eyeshadows for unvelievable satin finish under the sun. Have yo tried them?
I follow you on GFC under the name Radmila U.
I tweeted https://twitter.com/radmilamilamila/status/320488234440331265
and i followed you my twitter name is @radmilamila
I also followed you on facebook, my name is Radmila Ustych
and i also follow you on bloglovin - name Radmila
That should be 4 extra entries.
Thanks a lot,
Radmila, email@example.com
from Ukraine
Hello there...enter me! :D
GFC: Lubna
Twitter: @ellevoxblog
FB: Elle Vox
Bloglovin: Elle Vox
My spring/summer essentials would be tanning lotion, sunblock, and plenty of shorts and floral items! They just scream summer to me :D
Thanks for the great giveaway! xo
hey.lubna @ hotmail.com
Hi Perdi, Enter me please.
My spring essential is pastel colored dress or flowy short dress and white oversize tshirt with green neon pant :) And sneakers
I follow you on GFC under the name solarride rivernik.
I tweeted you, here's the link: https://twitter.com/Solarride/status/320508334631440384
I followed you my twitter name is @Solarride.
I also followed you on facebook, my name is Solarride Rivernik.
I follow you on Bloglovin : Solarride Rivernik
Tumblr : solarriderivern
Weheartit : Solarride Rivernik (solarride)
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Enter me please!!
My spring/summer essencials are cardigans! I just love to use them on spring and on the summer nights, and I also have it in a lot of colours!!
Tweeted: https://twitter.com/silviabia41/status/320613561942568962
Following on twitter: @silviabia41
Following on FB: Sílvia Ferreira Carvalho
Following you on Bloglovin': Sílvia Ferreira
Following you on Tumblr: silviabia
Following you on weheartit: Sílvia Ferreira
Thanks for the awesome giveaway =)
Hi Perdi, Enter me, please!
My summer essentials are sandals, bikini, sunblock and sunglasses.
GFC: T Iv.
FB: Tina Ivanisevic
Bloglovin: tinast
I tweeted: https://twitter.com/TinaIvanisevic/status/320856206950400000
Follow on twitter: @TinaIvanisevic
Follow on Tumblr: tinaivanisevic
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What awesome prizes! Enter me please! I follow you on GFC under the name Amy M. I follow you on twitter under the name @theamymichaels. I also followed you on Facebook under Amy Michaels. Lastly, I follow on Bloglovin' under the name Amy M (thingsamylikes). I tweeted you here: https://twitter.com/theamymichaels/status/320950181870833664
Thanks for the amazing giveaway!! I think I should have 5 entries. :)
Hi Perdi, I hope you feel good now and all problems are gone forever now)
I follow you on GFC as Lulu
and my tweet link: https://twitter.com/LuluFleg/status/321166370735800320
I also follow you on Facebook as Olesia Flegka
and on Tumblr: Greeklulu
my email: tredalepou(at)yahoo(dot)com
Total entries: 5
Hi there, always i used to check blog posts
here in the early hours in the daylight, for the
reason that i love to learn more and more.
Feel free to surf to my web page; http://www.1-oe.ru/marissafe/all
hey perdi! thanks for the great giveaway!
following @PStollerX on twitter-annakulu1
following on fb-annushka s.
following on bloglovin
following on tumblr-little-miss-kitty
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Hey, thank you for doing this amazing giveaway, enter me too ;)I'm a GFC follower: Kristina Kemešić
Tweet: https://twitter.com/kkemesic/status/321367273157828609
Twitter: @kkemesic
Facebook: Kristina Kemešić
Bloglovin: Kristina Kemešić (http://www.bloglovin.com/kristinakemesic7)
My spring and summer essentials are neon green sneakers, baby blue sweater, floral jumpsuit, lilac nailpolish, Bvlgari Omnia Coral perfume, skinny jeans, leather vest, white T-shirt with aztec print, macrame bracelets in many different colors and my favorite book which is always in my bag: Paulo Coelho's Alchemist just in case I need some inspirational qoutes to make my day more beautiful. ;)
And my email is: firstname.lastname@example.com
Hey Perdi, enter me please!
This giveaway is amazing, thank you for that! I wish the best to you and your blog.
I am following you via gfc by the nickname Marianna
As for my spring/summer essentials i love me some nice happy colors such as mint, orange, fuchsia, white. My must have item for spring is a leather jacket cause it's the perfect piece to throw on you when it gets chilly. I also adore colorful nail polishes especially if many colors are combined together, for example a striped nail decoration on your nails or different colors on your nails.
'Hi Gorgeous Perdi, Enter me. I follow you on GFC under the name of Ana Patricia Ladiana. I tweeted you, here's the link:https://twitter.com/TLadiana/status/321959213742051328, and i followed you my twitter name is @TLadiana. I also followed you on facebook, my name is Tricia Ladiana. I'm from beautiful country of Philippines. My spring/summer essentials is to wear a pastel colors wherever I'll go. I also want to put a cutie nail art to my fingers! :)
Hi Perdi, please "Enter me". I follow you on GFC under the Ma Theresa Pineda I tweeted you, here's the link: https://twitter.com/ItsTeeriffic/status/321960385760608256 and i followed you my twitter name is @ItsTerriffic. I also followed you on facebook, my name is Ma Theresa Pineda and bloglovin under the name of glamluxegala That should be 3 extra entries. Thanks for holding such great giveaway like this and well done on 400 followers :) I'm from Republic of the Philippines. My Spring/Summer essentials would be wearing bright hues. It's everywhere right? :) plus tinting my nails a different colors.
Hi! I follow you via GFC and my username is Sianna.
My spring essentials are graphic t-shirts, striped shirts/blouses and pastel colors.
Hi, please "Enter me" :) This giveaway is amazing!!! I'm following via GFC as sladana.susilovic, twitter @ssusilovic, facebook: Slađana Sušilović and bloglovin: Slađana Sušilović. I'm from Croatia.
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
My spring essentials are pastel colored dress, lilac nailpolish and platforms.
Follow you on GFC : Sausan Hanifah
hey! please enter me..I'm following you via GFC as mariana c,
twitter:@mar_cheb, blogloving: Mariana C and i twetted: https://twitter.com/mar_cheb/status/322761178105389056.
my spring essencials are salads and dresses:)
oh hi :) I'd like to enter too.
I follow you on GFC as meowrina, on twitter as @pirozhoq (btw, https://twitter.com/pirozhoq/status/322822511622500352), on FB as Marina Kanukhina, aaaand also on tumblr as http://fuencarral.tumblr.com/, so it should be like 5 entries, I guess.
My spring\summer essentials are sandals and shorts.
Thank you for the giveaway and for the lovely blog, Perdi :)
Hello Perdi! This sounds like the perfect giveaway! I love ASOS and MAC and can't believe you are doing a giveaway including them both! :D
I am from Singapore, so essentially, all year round here its SUMMER! so my summer essentials are really, what I need everyday! :D
I like to wear florals, be it on the head, on my top, bottoms, or accessories! They are like my most favourite thing in the world! :)
Another thing I cannot live without in summer is all the Asian bubble tea! They are super wonderful and tastebud friendly drinks everr. Wonder if you ever did come across such drinks in London! Hopefully you have, maybe next time you can give it a try!!
Lastly, there is so much stress in Singapore to keep in shape!! Can't imagine how slim the girls here are, I have to workout regularly to keep in shape! I like to do aerobics by following videos, and might be picking up yoga this coming summer holidays.
So yeap, enter me for the giveaway!
GFC: yile
tumblr: floralswirls
twitter: @floralswirls
Facebook: Nie Yile
Hi there Perdi! Enter me please.
My summer essentials are exactly what you mentioned -- beauty, fashion, food, workout, and of course FUN!!
I follow you on GFC under the name Monica Quitasol.
I tweeted you, here's the link: https://twitter.com/messymonica/status/323708943329292288, and I followed you my twitter name is @messymonica.
I also followed you on facebook, my name is Monica Quitasol.
Thanks for holding the giveaway.
Looking forward to grab those MAC items *wink*
'Hi Perdi, Enter me. I follow you on GFC under the name Stefanie Gladden.
I tweeted you, here's the link: https://twitter.com/stephcouponsxx/status/323911668994289664 ,
and i followed you my twitter name is @stephcouponsxx.
I also followed you on facebook, my name is Steph Couponsx.
Following on bloglovin - stefaniegladden
following on tumblr - stefaniegladden
following on weheartit - http://weheartit.com/stefaniegladden
Thanks for holding the giveaway and well done on 400 followers xx'
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Hi Perdi, Thanks for holding the giveaway and well done on 400 followers!!
Enter me.
I follow you on GFC under the name Maneeta
I tweeted you, here's the link: https://twitter.com/LadyInGhoonghat/status/324012389999730689
I followed you on twitter. My handle is is @LadyInGhoonghat
I followed you on bloglovin. My profile link: http://www.bloglovin.com/maneetab
My email id: email@example.com
My summer essentials are fruits, smoothies, and ice-creams!
Also, get well real soon!!
hello,enter me
I follow you on GFC Samar
I tweeted you, here's the link: https://twitter.com/samwam3/status/324167905224818688
I follow you on twitter @samwam3
bloglovin: http://www.bloglovin.com/samwam3
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
summer essentials are bb-cream, ice cream and the beach!
Hi, Enter me please!
I follow you on GFC and FB under the name Alena Belausava.
I tweeted you, here's the link: https://twitter.com/vesnautunno/status/324217809188036608, and i followed you my twitter name is @vesnautunno.
Blogloving @vesnautunno
Weloveit Alena Belausava
tumblr vesnautunno
my e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com
My s/s essentials are fresh fruit and veggies I crave on!
That should be 6 extra entries. Thanks for holding the giveaway and well done on 400 followers xoxo
GFC: s.brandolone
FB: sonia brandolone
TWITTER: @soniabrandolone
Hello! Thank you so much for the opportunity.
Anyway, since I live in Jakarta, Indonesia, where the weather is crazily hot 24/7.
Summer essentials would have been bubble teas, sunglasses, and loose tanktop that i usually pair with a pair of short shorts.
GFC: jacqueline Hwang.
Followed you on twitter @vintagediary , facebook Jacqueline Huang.
Tumblr as well, username journaldelamode.
Thankyou so much!
And congrats on your 650++ followers x.
Have a nice day.
since i live in indonesia, the weather is heavenly hot.
summer essential is always short, sun block, and kiwi float
gfc : dichachadi
i'm also like you in your facebook, my facebook is Dika Dicha Soesanty.
thank you so much
god bless you
Hello, please enter me. Since I'm in Portugal, the weather is always crazy hot in Summer and Spring, so my essencials should be a sun block, colourful nailpolish and a good pair of jean shorts.
I follow you on GFC under the name Claudia Branco. I followed you on facebook under the name of Claudia Branco, on Instagram under the name of claudia_branco, on Tumblr under the link of narni4 and on WeHeartIt under the name of claudiaab. That should be 4 extra entries. Thank you for the giveaway and keep up the good work. xx
hi Perdi, please enter me :) I live in Turkey ; my essencials are my studio finish concealer and my mint lace dress. I follow you on GFC under the name of belly jars and facebook Sumeyra Bender, Thank you for the givewaway:)ReplyDelete
Hi Perdi, Enter me. I follow you on GFC under the name Tanya Soyer.
I tweeted you, here's the link: https://twitter.com/TanyaSoyer_Blog/status/326286834248347649, and i followed you my twitter name is @TanyaSoyer_Blog. I also followed you on facebook, my name is Tanya Soyer. I also followed you on bloglovin, my name is Tanya Soyer. That should be 4 extra entries. Thanks for holding the giveaway and well done on 400 followers xx
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My summer essentials are good mood, nice shoes and someone to make a make-over :D (I'm an image maker "in progress" - stylist/hairdresser/MUA - studying at the moment @ UnaStyle image school-studio)
tweet link: https://twitter.com/masque242/status/326446404715294722
Twitter @masque242
FB Anda Masque
Bloglovin' Anda Masq
GFC Anda MASQ
tumblr http://masque242.tumblr.com/
Hello Perdi! Enter me please! :D
My summer essentials (since there's no spring here in the Philippines) would be slathering sunblock all over my body, an ice cold drink (it's very hot here in our tropical country! It reaches almost 98 degrees here especially when the sun is high up in the sky!), a cute sleeveless top and not-too-short shorts, a rocking bright lipstick, and a happy smile on my face despite the sweltering heat!
I follow you on GFC as Janine M. My email addy is ninmonster at rocketmail dot com (gotta keep those bots at bay! Heehee)
I also tweeted about your giveaway here: https://twitter.com/janinegenious/status/326629716394123264 and I am now a follower as @janinegenious! I have also liked your facebook page as Janine Monasterial. I stalk your blog via bloglovin now as well and I dunno what my username is so here is my bloglovin's link instead (Milk Caramel Dreams: http://www.bloglovin.com/blog/4305581) and I hope that's fine. :D If ever you see a certain cocoawithrocksaltandcheese following you on Tumblr, that is moi. :D I follow you on Instagram as well as damselflypoet.
That's 8 extra entries all in all! Thank you for this awesomesauce of a giveaway and cheers to even more followers that would come your blog's way! :D
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hey beautiful first of all i hope you are doing alright now cuz iv read that youve been ill i wish you good health and luck. :) .secondly tysm for holding this amazing giveaway i love u so much for this and a hearty congrats to you on 400+ followers u deserve so much more..<3 xx (^.^) .!!
since we dont have spring down here in this lovely tropical country of mine and it gets damn hot out here my summer essentials would be..a good quality sunscreen lotion cuz i would not want those evil rays to harm my skin,a pair of sunglasses to prep up ur look ,shorts,cropped tees,dresses,flip flops bright pastel colours ,a hat is a must ,some light makeup and quirky accessories cuz u gotta look chic and hotter than summer ,deo to get off that sweaty odor ,a cooling facewash to make ur skin feel hyderated and refreshed in the hot humid weather,loads of icecream,cold drinks ,refreshments and a sexy bikini to hit the beach,,!!
my entries-
follow GFC on public as nia m
Extra Entries:
Tweet the link -https://twitter.com/NiaGlamBabe/status/327113702392344576
Follow my twitter @PStollerX = @NiaGlamBabe
Follow my blog facebook = glam gal
Follow my bloglovin = firstname.lastname@example.com
Follow my tumblr = nia3mobab3
Follow my weheartit = glam gal my firstname.lastname@example.com
that should be 7 extra entries ..tysm for this giveawat i literally craving to win dis amazing giveaway (^o^) cant w8 until may 5 for the results to come out im superr exited.!! keeping my fingers tightly crossed and hopin to win.!! love ur blog <3
I think that the spring/summer essentials are maxi dresses, light jeans, sunglasses.
GFC: Denisa
Tweet: https://twitter.com/Denisa4d/status/327930784633741314
Bloglovin: denisa44
Tumblr: denisa44
Facebook: Denisa Iv
Instagram: denisa44
Hello dear :D
i'm new follower, and i'm from portugal ^^
my summer essential is nail polish pastel and sunglasses:D
my extra entries
tweet - https://twitter.com/Isabel_ac/status/328157637231407104
blogpost - http://umanuvemdepassatempos.blogspot.pt/2013/04/giveaway-watermelon-raindropx.html
twitter : @isabel_ac
Facebook : Isabel Almeida
bloglovin : Isabel Almeida
tumblr : AIAC
We heart it : Isabel Almeida
instagram : @isaaaa24
Thank you ,kiss *
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Oooh what a great giveaway i'd love to win! My summer essentials are definitely a great suntan lotion (I get extremely bad sunburn otherwise >_<) My sandals, I practically live in them during summer(during winter it's doc martens all the way aha) Oh and my white, one piece dress, it goes with everything i wear. :)
Followed on Tumblr: sociophobe.tumblr.com
and Twitter: @ILoveTurbulence
my email is: firstname.lastname@example.com
Enter me !!!!!!!
I can't live without a lip balm and a BB cream.
GFC: jesuisbelle
email: email@example.com
Facebook: Laila Carvalho
twitter: @lailacarvalho6
bloglovin follower: jesuisbelle
tweet: https://twitter.com/lailacarvalho6/status/328288585004498944
hi ! :) thank you so much for this GA, it's awesome! *_*
GFC: Sekhmet
Tweeted: https://twitter.com/TheBlackBastet/status/328524701305552897
follow you on twitter: @TheBlackBastet
FB: Harley Quieenn
bloglovin: Sekhmet
tumblr: Sekhmet
instagram: black_bastet
my spring/summer essentials are: sunglasses, hairpins, mascara, shorts, citrus fragrances .. :))
email: email@example.com
Hi Perdi,
Congratulations on 600 + followers. Wish you get many more followers in the future.
Thanks alot for this awesome giveaway !! You are so generous.
Enter me, please!
My summer essentials are Open Sandals, Sunblock ,Sunglasses ,Fruity frangrance, face primer and water proof makeup
I Follow you on GFC as :Sadi
I already Followed you on FaceBook as : Sadia Latif
I already Followed you on Bloglovin as : Sadi
I tweeted here : https://twitter.com/Sad20ful/status/328815369282265088
I already Follow you on twitter : @Sad20ful
email: email@example.com
Thankss alot for this chance.
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Hi Perdi, please enter me:)
I follow you on GFC: lola
I tweeted about giveaway:https://twitter.com/ja_sam_laura/status/328853535401852928
I follow you via Twitter@ja_sam_laura.
I also follow you on Facebook: Laura Cagalj.
I folow you via bloglovin: cagalj
I follow you on Tumblr: lauralolac
I follow you on Instagram: helele12
That should be 7 extra entries.
Thanks for the great giveaway <3
Hi Perdi, i have entered!
My essentials are a good pair of sunglassers and a nice bag!
Congrats on the followers, love your blog!
My email is firstname.lastname@example.com
Ive followed you on GFC; EmilyWalters
Ive followed you on twitter; @emilywalters13
Thankyou xx
Hi Perdi! I have entered.
My essential is an excellent sunblock.
I've follower on GFC : layla
I've followed on Facebook: layla lima
I've followed on twitter: @laylahlima
I've followed on bloglovin: layla
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Oh, yas, please enter me! What a fun giveaway!
My summer essentials are definitely lightweight wedges, flat sandals and maxi dresses! They are comfortable and cute and make the perfect summer uniform :-)
I'm following you on GFC as Elisa @ Globetrotting in Heels.
Also following you on:
Twitter (@HipMom)
Blog Lovin' (@Elisa)
Tumblr (as Globetrotting in Heels)
and weheartit (as HipMom).
That should be 6 entries :-)
Thanks for the chance to enter!
Hi Perdi, Enter me, please!
My summer essentials are sunglasses.
GFC: Mirjana
FB: Mirjana Ivanisevic
Bloglovin: mirjanast
I tweeted: https://twitter.com/MirjanaIvanisev/status/330787703367016448
Follow on twitter: @MirjanaIvanisev
Follow on Tumblr: mirjanaivanisevic
I hope it's not too late to enter!
GFC: kiss_shani
Tweet: https://twitter.com/ButterfliesSky/status/331219302848020483
FB: Shani Smet
Bloglovin: Shani Smet
Hi Perdi!
gfc: Vânia Vieira
tweet: https://twitter.com/VaniaVieira1988/status/334777674725724161
twitter, IG: vaniavieira1988
bloglovin: Bany
Tumblr: Bany88
fb: Vânia Madureira
EMAIL: vaniavieira6_9 [at] hotmail.com
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Flash draws young fans to Seattle
Once-spurned animation technology now a Web staple
The Web site for Red Bull energy drink practically vibrates, zipping open videos of aerobatic stunt flying, motor sports and people parachuting off tall buildings.
Jaguar's sedate site lets those with more temperate transport tastes design fantasy rides in their choice of interior and exterior decor, including two colors of wood trim.
What do they have in common? Both were made using Adobe Systems' Flash, the best-known software for animating and putting music in Web sites.
Many of the 1,400 designers, developers and artists in town since Tuesday for Flashforward 2006 -- an annual conference -- are under 30. And many of the Web's most imaginative, kinetic Flash-based sites are probably created and appreciated by youth.
But producers of the conference -- the nation's largest -- say the software, part of Adobe's $3.4 billion purchase of Macromedia in December, has grown up.
During the gathering at the Washington State Convention and Trade Center, Adobe and show producer Lynda.com are stressing that much has changed since Flash's debut 10 years ago.
Then, its use tended to elicit groans with its superfluous, showy and bandwidth-hogging antics. Even five years ago, Flash was often used to create unwelcome "welcome" pages introducing Web sites.
Now, of the nation's 10 most popular sites, all have some Flash content. Among large companies, many -- including Ford, Dodge, Saab, Polo's Ralph Lauren and Pfizer -- use Flash. And Flash-based "shopping carts" have been shown to improve sales compared with conventional, HTML-based carts.
"Ford was worried people would find (Flash) hard to use or be turned off by it, and they're pretty risk-averse, but it has delivered some good business metrics for them," said Forrester Research analyst Harley Manning.
"For most companies, it is really a mainstream, viable approach."
Even delays in downloading video, which can irritate visitors to Flash-based sites, can be minimized with proper coding and compression techniques, said Mike Downey, Flash's senior product manager.
"When Flash just started, it was 'Ooh, cool, I can make things move around the screen,' and you saw a lot of this gratuitous animation," Downey said in an interview.
"Then they realized they can load data into Flash applications in the background, avoiding page refreshes, doing things that just aren't possible" with other Internet tools, such as HTML and JavaScript.
Elena Drobova, 28, traveled to the conference from Toronto's Adeo Communications Corp. "for inspiration and hands-on training" in a technology she said "for sure is here to stay."
Cindy Yates, 40, came from Austin (Texas) Community College to learn Flash techniques used in gaming or business to produce educational presentations.
Others came from as far away as Austria, Peru and Finland.
Among the conference's highlights was the appearance Tuesday of Matt and Mike Chapman, creators of the whimsical weekly Internet cartoon starring Strong Bad and Homestar Runner.
Addressing an overflow crowd for more than an hour, the brothers showed how they create cartoons, explaining how they began using Flash in the fall of 1999.
They said they still use Flash 5 -- several versions out of date -- because "we can't find a way to do what we want" in newer versions.
Part of their strip's appeal lies in its minimalist approach. To record sound, until recently Mark just draped a blanket over his head and used a microphone pulled from surplus equipment. Their cartoon streams at 12 frames per second and is sized at 550 by 400 pixels, because "both of those are Flash defaults," they said.
Flash's streaming-video capabilities compete with those in players from RealNetworks and Microsoft Corp. But those players, unlike Flash, can be used to replay downloaded video.
Adobe's purchase of Macromedia, with its nearly universal .PDF document-creation format and Flash, is widely said to have put the San Francisco company in Microsoft's competitive cross hairs.
Microsoft enjoys a competitive advantage because it includes its media player with every copy of Windows. But few realize that Flash has also shipped with every Windows PC since Windows 95 -- except Windows 2000 and Windows NT -- and with every Mac since OS 8, said Adobe's Downing.
That ubiquity is expanding into mobile devices. Cell-phone makers, including Nokia, are starting to include the Flash player in handsets, and basic Flash games are being created for cell phones in Japan and elsewhere in Asia.
"Players from Microsoft and QuickTime (Apple) cannot stream video in a little window in real time on your home page," said Lenin Aviles, an infographics animator for the Orange County Register.
"RealPlayer was the big thing but got stuck in the '90s. Flash is it. This is the future."


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|A little wire brushing, a little white paint and we're good to go!
Just a little trial decoration.
What am I going to do with this when it's done? Well, first I'm going to have to decide upon a name. I'm thinking Susie Lou (after Susie and Jim, of course, Lou being a nod to their last name. Plus, Sue and Lou are the middle names of my sisters!) or Jodi (my mom's nickname in nursing school) or Pixie, for Psi Iota Xi -- clever, right? But I am also accepting suggestions ...
Her first big event will be our Hen and Chicks Barn Market in September, where she will probably serve as our ticket booth (or napping spot), and her next scheduled event will be the 2016 Psi Ote National Convention in Indianapolis!
Then? I would like to outfit her as a mobile knitting studio, but I know Sarah and Maggie and their families might like to actually camp in her!
More updates soon.


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December 2018, Volume 66, Issue 4
- 537-538 Introduction to the special issue on food consumption and marketing in Canada, the United States, and China: An intertwined system
by Sven Anders & Wuyang Hu
- 539-555 Examining the Canada–China agri‐food trade relationship: Firms, trading partners, and trading volumes
by Chaoping Xie & Jianfeng Gao & Jason H. Grant & Sven Anders
- 557-569 Consumer preference for infant milk‐based formula with select food safety information attributes: Evidence from a choice experiment in China
by Shijiu Yin & Shanshan Lv & Yusheng Chen & Linhai Wu & Mo Chen & Jiang Yan
- 571-586 Impact of the Chinese embargo against MIR162 corn on Canadian corn producers
by Troy G. Schmitz
- 587-597 Impacts of sellers' responses to online negative consumer reviews: Evidence from an agricultural product
by Ping Qing & Heng Huang & Amar Razzaq & Yifan Tang & Ming Tu
- 599-612 The effects on intraregional agricultural trade of ending NAFTA's market access provisions
by Jayson Beckman & Steven Zahniser
September 2018, Volume 66, Issue 3
- 359-377 The Potential for Cross‐Compliance in Canadian Agricultural Policy: Linking Environmental Goals with Business Risk Management Programs
by James Rude & Alfons Weersink
- 379-413 Impact of Crop Diversification on Rural Poverty in Nepal
by Ganesh Thapa & Anjani Kumar & Devesh Roy & P.K. Joshi
- 415-440 Implications of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement for Processed Food Markets
by Stephen Devadoss & Jeff Luckstead
- 441-467 The Economic Benefits of Irrigation Districts under Prior Appropriation Doctrine: An Econometric Analysis of Agricultural Land‐Allocation Decisions
by Xinde Ji & Kelly M. Cobourn
- 469-488 New Maize Variety Adoption in Mozambique: A Spatial Approach
by Di Fang & Timothy J. Richards
- 489-510 Cheating? The Case of Producers' Under‐Reporting Behavior in Hog Insurance in China
by Yuehua Zhang & Ying Cao & H. Holly Wang
- 511-531 Consumers' Valuation of Rice‐Grade Labeling
by Young Woon Choi & Ji Yong Lee & Doo Bong Han & Rodolfo M. Nayga
June 2018, Volume 66, Issue 2
- 171-186 Evaluation of Agri†Environmental Programs: Can We Determine If We Grew Forward in an Environmentally Friendly Way?
by Peter C. Boxall
- 187-207 Congestion and Distribution of Rents in Wheat Export Sector: A Canada–U.S. Cross†Border Comparison
by Devin Serfas & Richard Gray & Peter Slade
- 209-229 Price Volatility Spillovers in the Western Canadian Feed Barley, U.S. Corn, and Alberta Cattle Markets
by Miao Zhen & James Rude & Feng Qiu
- 231-254 Eliciting Willingness†to†Pay through Multiple Experimental Procedures: Evidence from Lab†in†the†Field in Rural Ghana
by A. Banerji & Shyamal Chowdhury & Hugo De Groote & J. V. Meenakshi & Joyce Haleegoah & Manfred Ewool
- 255-282 An Economic Analysis of Western Canadian Grain Export Capacity
by Mohammad Torshizi & Richard Gray
- 283-303 Crop Yield Response to Climate Variables on Dryland versus Irrigated Lands
by Wei Lu & Wiktor Adamowicz & Scott R. Jeffrey & Greg G. Goss & Monireh Faramarzi
- 305-329 The Effects of Pricing Canadian Livestock Emissions
by Peter Slade
- 331-353 Evaluating an Agricultural Extension Program Aimed at Improving Biodiversity in Alberta, Canada
by Curtis L. Rollins & Stephanie R. Simpson & Peter C. Boxall
March 2018, Volume 66, Issue 1
- 5-25 Economic Integration Reconsidered
by Bruno Larue
- 27-41 The Growing Heterogeneity in the Farm Sector and Its Implications
by Alfons Weersink
- 43-54 Comparing the Profitability of a Greenhouse to a Vertical Farm in Quebec
by James Eaves & Stephen Eaves
- 55-86 Underinvestment in Producer†Funded Agricultural R&D: The Role of the Horizon Problem
by Zhihua Xiao & Murray Fulton
- 87-102 Hierarchical Bayesian Estimation of a Stochastic Plateau Response Function: Determining Optimal Levels of Nitrogen Fertilization
by Frederic Ouedraogo & B. Wade Brorsen
- 103-142 Does Agricultural Productivity Actually Matter for Food Security in a Landlocked Sub†Saharan African Country? The Case of Burkina Faso
by Patrice Rélouendé Zidouemba & Françoise Gerard
- 143-166 Economic Targeting of Agricultural Beneficial Management Practices to Address Phosphorus Runoff in Manitoba
by Kaitlin E. Kelly & Ken Belcher & Mohammad Khakbazan
December 2017, Volume 65, Issue 4
- 519-522 Canadian Agricultural Policy in the Twenty-First Century: Looking Back and Going Forward
by B. James Deaton & Peter Boxall
- 523-541 Governance in Canadian Agriculture
by Douglas D. Hedley
- 543-565 Canadian Agricultural Business Risk Management Programs: Implications for Farm Wealth and Environmental Stewardship
by Scott R. Jeffrey & Dawn E. Trautman & James R. Unterschultz
- 567-589 Do Farm Support Programs Reward Production Inefficiency?
by Getu Hailu & Kenneth Poon
- 591-612 Canadian Business Risk Management: Private Firms, Crown Corporations, and Public Institutions
by Alan P. Ker & Barry Barnett & David Jacques & Tor Tolhurst
- 613-641 Production Rigidity, Input Lumpiness, Efficiency, and the Technological Hurdle of Quebec Dairy Farms
by Bruno Larue & Alphonse Singbo & Sébastien Pouliot
- 643-665 Grain Transportation Policy Reform in Western Canada
by Derek G. Brewin & Troy G. Schmitz & James F. Nolan & Richard S. Gray
- 667-691 Intellectual Property Rights and Canadian Wheat Breeding for the 21st Century
by Richard S. Gray & Ross Stephen Kingwell & Viktoriya Galushko & Katarzyna Bolek
September 2017, Volume 65, Issue 3
- 347-383 Heterogeneous Consumer Preferences for Turfgrass Attributes in the United States and Canada
by Chengyan Yue & Jingjing Wang & Eric Watkins & Stacy A. Bonos & Kristen C. Nelson & James A. Murphy & William A. Meyer & Brian P. Horgan
- 385-407 Sustainable Urban Landscaping: Consumer Preferences and Willingness to Pay for Turfgrass Fertilizers
by Hayk Khachatryan & Dong Hee Suh & Guzhen Zhou & Michael Dukes
- 409-430 The Impact of Local Ethanol Production on the Corn Basis in Ontario
by Zhige Wu & Alfons Weersink & Alex Maynard & Getu Hailu & Richard Vyn
- 431-451 The Intensive and Extensive Margins of China's Agricultural Trade
by Xiaoheng Zhang & Yingheng Zhou & Xianhui Geng & Xu Tian
- 453-475 The Effects of Agricultural R&D on Chinese Agricultural Productivity Growth: New Evidence of Convergence and Implications for Agricultural R&D Policy
by Jintao Zhan & Xu Tian & Yanyuan Zhang & Xinglong Yang & Zhongqiong Qu & Tao Tan
- 477-514 Trust and Consumer Preferences for Pig Production Attributes in Canada
by Violet Muringai & Ellen Goddard & Heather Bruce & Graham Plastow & Lifen Ma
June 2017, Volume 65, Issue 2
- 189-217 Assessing the Economic Implications of Reduced Water Availability and Better Management Practices on Representative Farms in Southern Alberta
by Jason Grant & Everett Peterson & K. K. Klein
- 219-248 The Effects of NAFTA/CUSFTA on Agricultural Trade Flows: An Empirical Investigation
by Pascal L. Ghazalian
- 249-270 The Impact of Market Intervention on Quota Mobility: The Case of the Ontario Dairy Industry
by Rebecca Elskamp & Getu Hailu
- 271-292 A Spatial Real Options Approach for Modeling Land Use Change: Assessing the Potential for Poplar Energy Plantations in Alberta
by Grant Hauer & M.K. (Marty) Luckert & Denys Yemshanov & Jim Unterschultz
- 293-315 An Experimental Approach to the Investment Timing of Conventional and Organic Hog Farmers
by Elisabeth Vollmer & Daniel Hermann & Oliver Musshoff
- 317-341 Risk Attitudes, Social Interactions, and the Willingness to Pay for Genotyping in Dairy Production
by Getu Hailu & Ying Cao & Xi Yu
March 2017, Volume 65, Issue 1
- 5-17 Evaluating Agricultural Economists within Colleges and Faculties of Agriculture
by Alan P. Ker
- 19-41 FELLOWS ADDRESS California Dreaming: The Economics of Renewable Energy
by G. Cornelis Kooten
- 43-68 North American Trade Policy for Agriculture and Forestry: Can Economics Trump Politics?
by Michele Veeman
- 69-92 An Examination of the Relationship between Air Quality and Income in Canada
by Ross McKitrick & Joel Wood
- 93-117 Valuing the Willingness-to-Pay for Sustainable Seafood: Integrated Multitrophic versus Closed Containment Aquaculture
by Winnie Yip & Duncan Knowler & Wolfgang Haider & Ryan Trenholm
- 119-133 Household Consumption Distribution in Rural China: A Consistent Two-Step Estimation
by Tao Tan & Yanyuan Zhang & Bo Wen & Xinwen Zhang & Jintao Zhan
- 135-157 Food Price Bubbles and Government Intervention: Is China Different?
by Jian Li & Chongguang Li & Jean-Paul Chavas
- 159-183 The Economic Impact of a Foot-and-Mouth Disease Outbreak for Ontario's Beef Sector
by Alexander Cairns & Tor Tolhurst & Kenneth Poon & Alan P. Ker & Stephen Duff & David Jacques & Lin Yang
December 2016, Volume 64, Issue 4
- 593-597 Applications of Behavioral and Experimental Economics to Decision Making in the Agricultural, Food, and Resource Sectors: An Introduction
by Jill E. Hobbs & Siân Mooney
- 599-612 Attitudes to Price Risk and Uncertainty: The Earnest Search for Identification and Policy Relevance
by Marc F. Bellemare & Yu Na Lee
- 613-652 Radio Messaging Frequency, Information Framing, and Consumer Willingness to Pay for Biofortified Iron Beans: Evidence from Revealed Preference Elicitation in Rural Rwanda
by Adewale Oparinde & Ekin Birol & Abdoul Murekezi & Lister Katsvairo & Michael T. Diressie & Jean d'amour Nkundimana & Louis Butare
- 653-666 Understanding Strategic Behavior and Its Contribution to Hypothetical Bias When Eliciting Values for a Private Good
by Maurice Doyon & Stéphane Bergeron
- 667-694 Economic Experiments as a Tool for Agricultural Policy Evaluation: Insights from the European CAP
by Liesbeth Colen & Sergio Gomez y Paloma & Uwe Latacz-Lohmann & Marianne Lefebvre & Raphaële Préget & Sophie Thoyer
- 695-716 Policy Experiments for the U.S. Intermountain West Native Seed Industry
by Betsy Mock & Kristiana Hansen & Roger Coupal & Dale Menkhaus
- 717-738 Expert and Lay Public Risk Preferences Regarding Plants with Novel Traits
by Simona Lubieniechi & Hayley Hesseln & Peter Phillips & Stuart Smyth
- 739-751 Consumer Preferences for Improved Hen Housing: Is a Cage a Cage?
by Maurice Doyon & Stéphane Bergeron & John Cranfield & Lota Tamini & George Criner
- 753-777 The Impact of Brand and Attention on Consumers' Willingness to Pay: Evidence from an Eye Tracking Experiment
by Karen E. Lewis & Carola Grebitus & Rodolfo M. Nayga Jr
September 2016, Volume 64, Issue 3
- 417-438 The Benefits and Costs of Zero Tillage RD&E on the Canadian Prairies
by Lana Awada & Richard S. Gray & Cecil Nagy
- 439-454 Alternative Approaches to Compensation and Producer Rights
by Andrew Schmitz & Dwayne J. Haynes & Troy G. Schmitz
- 455-477 Environmental Stewardship and Technical Efficiency in Canadian Prairie Canola Production
by Ali D. Cagdas & Scott R. Jeffrey & Elwin G. Smith & Peter C. Boxall
- 479-492 Factors Affecting Farmers' Crop Insurance Participation in China
by Ming Wang & Tao Ye & Peijun Shi
- 493-516 Effects of Farm Size on Technical Efficiency in China's Broiler Sector: A Stochastic Meta-Frontier Approach
by Xiangfei Xin & Yi Zhang & Jimin Wang & John Alexander Nuetah
- 517-544 Heterogeneity in Food Demand among Rural Indian Households: The Role of Demographics
by Aditya R. Khanal & Ashok K. Mishra & Walter Keithly
- 545-563 Country of Origin Labeling and Structural Change in U.S. Imports of Canadian Cattle and Beef
by Edgar E. Twine & James Rude & Jim Unterschultz
- 565-587 A Variable Cost Function for Corn Ethanol Plants in the Midwest
by Juan P. Sesmero & Richard K. Perrin & Lilyan E. Fulginiti
June 2016, Volume 64, Issue 2
- 173-197 Estimating the Potential Benefits of New Health Claims in Canada: The Case of Soluble Fiber and Soy Protein
by Stavroula Malla & Jill E. Hobbs & Eric K. Sogah
- 199-221 Online Survey Data Quality and Its Implication for Willingness-to-Pay: A Cross-Country Comparison
by Zhifeng Gao & Lisa A. House & Jing Xie
- 223-252 Disaggregating the Demand for Pesticides: Does it Matter?
by Adélaïde Fadhuile & Stéphane Lemarié & Alain Pirotte
- 253-288 The Dynamics of Pest Resistance Management: The Case of Refuge Fields for Bt Crops
by Marion Desquilbet & Markus Herrmann
- 289-310 On the Number and Heterogeneity of Bidders in Livestock Auctions
by Bruno Larue & Sébastien Pouliot & Mohamed Jeddy
- 311-337 Environmental Externalities, Comparative Advantage, and the Location of Production: An Application to the Canadian Dairy Industry
by Predrag Rajsic & Glenn Fox
- 339-363 Scale Economies, Technical Efficiency, and the Sources of Total Factor Productivity Growth of Quebec Dairy Farms
by Alphonse Singbo & Bruno Larue
- 365-382 Risk Management for Grain Processors and "Copulas"
by Songjiao Chen & William Wilson & Ryan Larsen & Bruce Dahl
- 383-411 Analyzing Trade Liberalization Effects in the Egg Sector Using a Dynamic Gravity Model
by Lota D. Tamini & Maurice Doyon & Rodrigue Simon
March 2016, Volume 64, Issue 1
- 5-19 Competition in Canada's Agricultural Value Chains: The Case of Grain
by Derek G. Brewin
- 21-32 Economic Analysis and Species at Risk: Lessons Learned and Future Challenges
by Wiktor L. (Vic) Adamowicz
- 33-48 Chamberlin Meets Ciriacy-Wantrup: Using Insights from Experimental Economics to Inform Stated Preference Research
by Christian A. Vossler
- 49-70 Sources and Measurement of Agricultural Productivity and Efficiency in Canadian Provinces: Crops and Livestock
by Alexander Bilson Darku & Stavroula Malla & Kien C. Tran
- 71-88 How Local Is Local? A Reflection on Canadian Local Food Labeling Policy from Consumer Preference
by Kar H. Lim & Wuyang Hu
- 89-118 Earnings Management through Specific Accruals and Discretionary Expenses: Evidence from U.S. Agribusiness Firms
by Carlos J.O. Trejo-Pech & Richard N. Weldon & Michael A. Gunderson
- 119-146 Canadian Cattle Cycles and Market Shocks
by Edgar E. Twine & James Rude & Jim Unterschultz
- 147-168 Ex Ante Welfare Analysis of Technological Change: The Case of Nitrogen Efficient Maize for African Soils
by Genti Kostandini & Roberto La Rovere & Zhe Guo
December 2015, Volume 63, Issue 4
- 431-433 Introduction to the Special Issue on Food Marketing, Information, and Labeling
by Ellen Goddard & Wuyang Hu
- 435-448 Measures of Online Advertising Effectiveness for Market Penetration: The Case of Orange Juice Consumers
by Lisa A. House & Yuan Jiang & Matthew Salois
- 449-474 Discount Usage and Price Discrimination for Pork Products in Canada
by Richard J. Vyn & Getu Hailu
- 475-490 Life Transitions and Brand Switching: How Changes in Social Relationships are Linked to Changes in Yogurt Brand and Grocery Chain Choice
by Martina E. Reitmeier & Jutta Roosen
- 491-511 Existing Food Habits and Recent Choices Lead to Disregard of Food Safety Announcements
by Ying (Jessica) Cao & David R. Just & Calum Turvey & Brian Wansink
- 513-537 Simulation of Market Demand for Traceable Pork with Different Levels of Safety Information: A Case Study in Chinese Consumers
by Linhai Wu & Xiaolin Liu & Dian Zhu & Hongsha Wang & Shuxian Wang & Lingling Xu
- 539-562 The Long-Term Impact of Positive and Negative Information on Food Demand
by Jura Liaukonyte & Nadia A. Streletskaya & Harry M. Kaiser
- 563-582 Consumers' Valuation for a Reduced Salt Product: A Nonhypothetical Choice Experiment
by Sang Hyeon Lee & Doo Bong Han & Vincenzina Caputo & Rodolfo M. Nayga Jr.
- 583-600 An Evaluation of the Effect of Child-Directed Television Food Advertising Regulation in the United Kingdom
by Andres Silva & Lindsey M. Higgins & Mohamud Hussein
- 601-620 Self-Consumption, Gifting, and Chinese Wine Consumers
by Ping Qing & Aiqin Xi & Wuyang Hu
- 621-647 Consumer Trust in Chicken Brands: A Structural Equation Model
by Rim Lassoued & Jill E. Hobbs & Eric T. Micheels & David Di Zhang
September 2015, Volume 63, Issue 3
- 281-307 The Effect of Agricultural Zoning on Rural Residential Property Values: An Application to Ontario's Greenbelt
by Richard J. Vyn
- 309-331 Optimal Protein Segregation Strategies for Wheat Growers
by Ruiqing Miao & David A. Hennessy
- 333-358 Hog Industry Structure and the Stringency of Environmental Regulation
by Azzeddine Azzam & Gibson Nene & Karina Schoengold
- 359-380 The New Tomato Suspension Agreement: What Are the Implications for Trade Flows?
by Pascal L. Ghazalian
- 381-407 Optimal Integrated Strategies to Control an Invasive Weed
by Morteza Chalak & David J. Pannell
- 409-429 Harvesting Choices and Timber Supply among Landowners in the Southern United States
by Daowei Zhang & Xing Sun & Brett J. Butler & Jeffrey P. Prestemon
June 2015, Volume 63, Issue 2
- 163-184 Economic Welfare Impacts of Foot-and-Mouth Disease in the Canadian Beef Cattle Sector
by Peter R. Tozer & Thomas. L. Marsh & Evgeniy V. Perevodchikov
- 185-208 The Effect of Ontario's Greenbelt on the Price of Vacant Farmland
by B. James Deaton & Richard J. Vyn
- 209-233 The Effect of Market Orientation on Learning, Innovativeness, and Performance in Primary Agriculture
by Eric T. Micheels & Hamish R. Gow
- 235-257 The Effect of Carbon Taxes on Agricultural Trade
by Nicholas Rivers & Brandon Schaufele
- 259-273 Hedonic Valuation in an Urban High-Rise Housing Market
by Lu Liu & Paul M. Jakus
- 275-276 The Effects of Wind Turbines on Property Values in Ontario: Does Public Perception Match Empirical Evidence?: Comment
by Andrejs Skaburskis
- 277-280 The Effects of Wind Turbines on Property Values in Ontario: Does Public Perception Match Empirical Evidence?: Reply
by Richard J. Vyn & Ryan M. McCullough
March 2015, Volume 63, Issue 1
- 1-5 Can Agricultural Economists Improve Their Policy Relevance?
by Maurice Doyon
- 7-18 Agricultural Policy in the 21st Century: Economics and Politics
by Murray Fulton
- 19-42 Agricultural Policies and Structural Change in French Dairy Farms: A Nonstationary Markov Model
by Nejla Ben Arfa & Karine Daniel & Florence Jacquet & Kostas Karantininis
- 43-76 Regional-Level Analysis of Oligopsony Power in the Ukrainian Dairy Industry
by Oleksandr Perekhozhuk & Thomas Glauben & Ramona Teuber & Michael Grings
- 77-99 Does Agriculture Really Matter for Economic Growth in Developing Countries?
by Titus O. Awokuse & Ruizhi Xie
- 101-128 Identifying Strategies to Mitigate Handling Risks in the Canadian Grain Supply Chain
by Houtian Ge & James Nolan & Richard Gray
- 129-162 Testing Asset Dynamics for Poverty Traps in Rural China
by Li Zhou & Calum G. Turvey
September 2014, Volume 62, Issue 3
- 307-324 Income Diversification of Rural Households in China
by Jianmei Zhao & Peter J. Barry
- 325-341 Dietary Globalization in Chinese Breakfasts
by Junfei Bai & Jill J. McCluskey & Hainan Wang & Shi Min
- 343-363 Seasonal and Spatial Variations in Demand for and Elasticities of Fish Products in the United States: An Analysis Based on Market-Level Scanner Data
by Kehar Singh & Madan M. Dey & Prasanna Surathkal
- 365-392 The Effects of Wind Turbines on Property Values in Ontario: Does Public Perception Match Empirical Evidence?
by Richard J. Vyn & Ryan M. McCullough
- 393-410 L'Évaluation économique de l'investissement dans la conservation des sols: Le cas des aménagements antiérosifs dans le bassin versant du lac Lagdo au Cameroun
by Dorothé Yong Ngondjeb & Bernadette Dia Kamgnia & Patrick Nje & Michel Havard
- 411-433 Does It Pay to Increase Competition in Combinatorial Conservation Auctions?
by M. S. Iftekhar & A. Hailu & R. K. Lindner
June 2014, Volume 62, Issue 2
- 149-169 Canadian Hog Supply Response: A Provincial Level Analysis
by James Rude & Yves Surry
- 171-190 Changes in Implicit Prices of Prairie Pothole Habitat
by Chad Lawley
- 191-218 Growing Forward with Agricultural Policy: Strengths and Weaknesses of Canada's Agricultural Data Sets
by Kenneth Poon & Alfons Weersink
- 219-243 The Influence of Labor Price Change on Agricultural Machinery Usage in Chinese Agriculture
by Yumei Liu & Wuyang Hu & Simon Jetté-Nantel & Zhihong Tian
- 245-261 Black Sea and World Wheat Market Price Integration Analysis
by Kateryna Goychuk & William H. Meyers
- 263-282 Impact of Genetically Engineered Varieties on the Cost Structure of Corn and Soybean Production in Canada
by Bishnu Saha & Rakhal Sarker & Verna Mitura
- 283-306 Off-Farm Work, Intensity of Government Payments, and Farm Exits: Evidence from a National Survey in the United States
by Ashok K. Mishra & J. Mathew Fannin & Hyunjeong Joo
March 2014, Volume 62, Issue 1
- 1-5 Growing Complexity and Greater Sophistication in Agriculture
by Jean-Philippe Gervais
- 7-22 Solutions to the Agricultural Research Funding Conundrum
by Richard Gray
- 23-45 A Two Factor Model for Water Prices and Its Implications for Evaluating Real Options and Other Water Price Derivatives
by Chi H. Truong
- 47-67 Effects of Crop Prices, Nuisance Costs, and Wetland Regulation on Saskatchewan NAWMP Implementation Goals
by Aaron Laporte
- 69-87 A Real Options Approach for the Investment Decisions of a Farm-Based Anaerobic Digester
by Robert C. Anderson & Alfons Weersink
- 89-106 Contracting for Canola in the Great Plains States
by William W. Wilson & Bruce Dahl
- 107-124 Welfare Effects of Food Safety Recalls
by Timothy J. Richards & William Nganje
- 125-148 La Participation des Adhérents Dans Leurs Coopératives Agricoles: Une Étude Exploratoire du Secteur Céréalier Français
by Valérie Barraud-Didier & Marie-Christine Henninger & Pierre Triboulet
December 2013, Volume 61, Issue 4
- 487-507 The Effects of a New WTO Agreement on Canada's Chicken Market: A Differentiated Products Modeling Approach
by Juanita Rafajlovic & Ryan Cardwell
- 509-529 Transfer Efficiency Analysis of Margin-Based Programs
by James Rude & Alan Ker
- 531-558 Perception versus Reality: Canadian Consumer Views of Local and Organic
by Benjamin L. Campbell & Saneliso Mhlanga & Isabelle Lesschaeve
- 559-581 Simultaneous Estimation of Cost and Distance Function Share Equations
by J. Stephen Clark & Lukas Cechura & David R. Thibodeau
- 583-608 Cost-Effective Control Strategies for Johne's Disease in Dairy Herds
by Jaesung Cho & Loren W. Tauer & Ynte H. Schukken & Rebecca L. Smith & Zhao Lu & Yrjo T. Grohn
September 2013, Volume 61, Issue 3
- 371-395 Expected Utility, Risk, and Marketing Behavior: Theory and Evidence from the Fed Cattle Market
by Scott W. Fausti & Zhiguang Wang & Brent Lange
- 397-416 Dynamic Interrelationships in Hard Wheat Basis Markets
by William W. Wilson & Dragan Miljkovic
- 417-438 Willingness to Pay for Multiple Quantities of Animal Welfare Dairy Products: Results from Random Nth-, Second-Price, and Incremental Second-Price Auctions
by Levan Elbakidze & Rodolfo M. Nayga Jr. & Hao Li
- 439-463 Are Agricultural and Developable Land Prices Governed by the Same Spatial Rules? The Case of Belgium
by Jean Cavailhès & Isabelle Thomas
- 465-485 A Partial Adjustment Model of Federal Direct Payments in Canadian Agriculture
by James Vercammen
June 2013, Volume 61, Issue 2
- 141-144 Applied Economic Analysis of Marine Resource Management Issues in the 21st Century
by Jean Boncoeur & Ralph Townsend & James R. Wilson
- 145-170 Improving the Economic Management of the Bristol Bay (Alaska) Sockeye Salmon Fishery in the Age of Aquaculture
by Diego Valderrama & James L. Anderson
- 171-196 La productivité naturelle et la réglementation comme déterminants de la valeur du foncier ostréicole : Un modèle de prix hédoniques spatial appliqué au Bassin d'Arcachon
by Gabrielle Lesur-Irichabeau
- 197-215 Including Management Policy Options in Discrete Choice Experiments: A Case Study of the Great Barrier Reef
by John Rolfe & Jill Windle
- 217-238 Social Welfare and Marine Reserves: Is Willingness to Pay for Conservation Dependent on Management Process? A Discrete Choice Experiment of the Ningaloo Marine Park in Australia
by Abbie A. Rogers
- 239-258 Benefit Transfer for Environmental Improvements in Coastal Areas: General versus Best-Fitting Models
by Katarina Östberg & Cecilia Håkansson & Linus Hasselström & Göran Bostedt
- 259-282 Viability of Transboundary Fisheries and International Quota Allocation: The Case of the Bay of Biscay Anchovy
by Richard Curtin & Vincent Martinet
- 283-307 Management of Complex Fisheries: Lessons Learned from a Simulation Model
by Hans Frost & Peder Andersen & Ayoe Hoff
- 309-334 Governing Marine Fisheries in a Changing Climate: A Game-Theoretic Perspective
by Kathleen A. Miller & Gordon R. Munro & U. Rashid Sumaila & William W. L. Cheung
- 335-352 Implications of Quota Reallocation in the Torres Strait Tropical Rock Lobster Fishery
by Sean Pascoe & Trevor Hutton & Ingrid Putten & Darren Dennis & Eva Plaganyi-Lloyd & Roy Deng
- 353-370 Auction Design, Incentives, and Buying Back Maryland and Virginia Crab Licenses
by Geret S. DePiper & Nathaniel Higgins & Douglas W. Lipton & Andrew Stocking
March 2013, Volume 61, Issue 1
- 1-13 The Changing Landscape of the Canadian Food Market: Ethnicity and the Market for Ethnic Food
by John Cranfield
- 15-36 Making Agricultural Economics Research Relevant for Policy Advice
by Lars Brink
- 37-60 Detecting Asymmetric Price Transmission with Consistent Threshold along the Fish Supply Chain
by Michel Simioni & Frédéric Gonzales & Patrice Guillotreau & Laurent Le Grel
- 61-91 Diversification in Indian Agriculture toward High-Value Crops: The Role of Small Farmers
by Pratap Singh Birthal & Pramod Kumar Joshi & Devesh Roy & Amit Thorat
- 93-118 U.S. Consumers' Preference and Willingness to Pay for Country-of-Origin-Labeled Beef Steak and Food Safety Enhancements
by Kar H. Lim & Wuyang Hu & Leigh J. Maynard & Ellen Goddard
- 119-139 Using a Modified Payment Card Survey to Measure Chinese Consumers' Willingness to Pay for Fair Trade Coffee: Considering Starting Points
by Shang-Ho Yang & Ping Qing & Wuyang Hu & Yun Liu
December 2012, Volume 60, Issue 4
- 427-449 The Effectiveness of Alternative Marketing Strategies for Ontario Corn and Soybean Producers
by Richard J. Vyn
- 451-468 Persistence, Long Memory, and Unit Roots in Commodity Prices
by Luis A. Gil-Alana & Juncal Cunado & Fernando Pérez de Gracia
- 469-494 Assessing Consumers' Willingness to Pay for Different Units of Organic Milk: Evidence from Multiunit Auctions
by Faical Akaichi & Rodolfo M. Nayga, Jr & José M. Gil
- 495-515 A Discrete-Time Duration Analysis of Technology Disadoption: The Case of rbST in California
by Henry An & Leslie J. Butler
- 517-540 The Capitalization of Area Payments into Farmland Rents: Micro Evidence from the New EU Member States
by Pavel Ciaian & d'Artis Kancs
- 541-559 A Case Study of Technological Switching and Technological Lock-In in the French Fisheries Sector: Why is Sustainable Change so Difficult?
by Pascal Le Floc'h & Fabienne Daurès & Olivier Guyader & James Wilson
- 561-576 Technical Efficiency and Producers' Individual Technology: Accounting for Within and Between Regional Farm Heterogeneity
by Xiaobing Wang & Heinrich Hockmann & Junfei Bai
September 2012, Volume 60, Issue 3
- 295-316 Operating in an Intellectual Property World: Knowledge Sharing among Plant Breeders in Canada
by Viktoriya Galushko & Richard Gray & Emmanouil Oikonomou
- 317-333 Factors Affecting Consumer Willingness to Pay for Certified Traceable Food in Jiangsu Province of China
by Linhai Wu & Lingling Xu & Dian Zhu & Xiaoli Wang
- 335-356 Impact of Dried Distillers Grains with Solubles (DDGS) on Ration and Fertilizer Costs of Swine Farmers
by Stewart Skinner & Alfons Weersink & Cornelius F. deLange
- 357-375 Farm Level Supply of Short Rotation Woody Crops: Economic Assessment in the Long-Term for Household Farming Systems
by Aude Ridier
- 377-405 The Driving Forces of Agricultural Decline:A Panel-Data Approach to the Italian Regional Growth
by Roberto Esposti
- 407-426 Sending Vietnamese Rice Farmers Back to School: Further Evidence on the Impacts of Farmer Field Schools
by Roderick M. Rejesus & Maria Erlinda M. Mutuc & Mahmut Yasar & Aileen V. Lapitan & Florencia G. Palis & Truong Thi Ngoc Chi
June 2012, Volume 60, Issue 2
- 135-139 The Economics of Forest Land Use and Management: An Introduction to the Special Issue
by Sen Wang & Brad Stennes & G. C. van Kooten
- 141-154 Tree-Based Intercropping in Southern Ontario, Canada
by Imran A. Toor & Elwin G. Smith & Joann K. Whalen & Anwar Naseem
- 155-175 Between Forestry and Farming: Policy and Environmental Implications of the Barriers to Agroforestry Adoption
by Corinne Valdivia & Carla Barbieri & Michael A. Gold
- 177-194 Deforestation and the Environmental Kuznets Curve in Developing Countries: A Panel Smooth Transition Regression Approach
by Yi-Bin Chiu
- 195-210 Bioenergy from Mountain Pine Beetle Timber and Forest Residuals: A Cost Analysis
by Kurt Niquidet & Brad Stennes & G. C. van Kooten
- 211-237 Evaluating Economic Impacts of Expanded Global Wood Energy Consumption with the USFPM/GFPM Model
by Peter J. Ince & Andrew Kramp & Kenneth E. Skog
- 239-261 Do Forest Products Prices Display Long Memory?
by Kurt Niquidet & Lili Sun
- 263-274 Political Pressure: An Examination of U.S. Senators' Actions in Restricting Canadian Softwood Lumber Imports
by Joseph Godwin & Daowei Zhang
- 275-294 Identifying Priority Areas for Forest Landscape Restoration to Protect Ridgelines and Hillsides: A Cost-Benefit Analysis
by Matthew H. Chadourne & Seong-Hoon Cho & Roland K. Roberts
March 2012, Volume 60, Issue 1
- 1-10 What's Important?: The Agri‐Food Policy Agenda and the Economist's Role
by Al Mussell
- 11-32 The Origins, Nature, and Content of the Right to Property: Five Economic Solitudes
by Glenn Fox
- 33-52 Environmental Impact, Export Intensity, and Productivity Interactions: An Empirical Index Analysis of the Agri‐Food Industry in Spain
by Manuel Rodríguez‐Rodríguez & Emilio Galdeano‐Gómez & Eva Carmona‐Moreno & Ángeles Godoy‐Durán
- 53-70 Restricted versus Unrestricted Choice in Labeled Choice Experiments: Exploring the Trade‐Offs of Expanding Choice Dimensions
by John Rolfe & Jill Windle
- 71-92 The Impacts of Chronic Wasting Disease and its Management on Recreational Hunters
by Natalie M. P. Zimmer & Peter C. Boxall & Wiktor L. Adamowicz
- 93-112 Price Ceilings on Milk Production Quota Values: Future or Folly?
by Alex Cairns & Karl Meilke
- 113-133 The Value of Brand and Convenience Attributes in Highly Processed Food Products
by Waseem Ahmad & Sven Anders
December 2011, Volume 59, Issue 4
- 417-433 Substitution between U.S. and Canadian Wheat by Class
by Kranti Mulik & Won. W. Koo
- 435-455 Producer‐Controlled Marketing Organizations, Self‐Regulation, and Economic Welfare: Minimum Quality Standards in Agricultural Markets
by Tina L. Saitone & Richard J. Sexton


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|"The Tudors"
Since the cable series "The Tudors," we're continuing to see ongoing viewing of historical series as the ongoing "The Borgias." As I've written before, I have a preference for fact over fiction when it comes to crime reading and to some extent, I do like biographies of historical figures over novels or series based upon them.
However, like many others, I find myself succumbing to the 21st century on demand small screen at home, finding myself lacking in time for reading and watching is easier for a migraine patient than reading. I admit "The Tudors" wound me in unexpectedly a year after it ended, though it seemed over-sexualized at the time, I'm not so sure after "Game of Thrones." To be clear, I liked the series, didn't love the series, which means, I've seen the episodes twice at the most. Once I'm addicted to something on screen, it truly takes a large number of views before I'm done. I studied "The Dark Knight" carefully probably fifty times.
Why did I like "The Tudors?" What did it have other than women taking off heavy dresses rather quickly and Henry VIII's desires to be fleeting and frustrating for him. When the heads began to roll (literally) it did bring other elements than sex to the story. But elements of this over-stylized cable drama did happen historically. And despite his pettiness, his immaturity, and his disloyalty, Henry VIII did historically change England forever by splitting from the Catholic Church and forming the Church of England. The series did carry out this important part of Henry's life well, and included his daughter Mary, who remained a devout Catholic, for history buffs to follow what happened later with "Bloody Mary."
So now I'm on "The Borgias." I admit I've not been quite the study of Italian Renaissance period other reading "The Prince." Like "The Tudors," it's stylish, fairly sexualized, with almost every weird abomination of this family I've seen on documentaries and read about. But something's missing, and it certainly isn't the lead actor. I like Jeremy Irons in just about everything. They lie, cheat, extort, steal, with some incest thrown in (yuck!) so the dreadful Borgia goodies are all there. What's my problem? Why do I consider the fiction cable series "Boss" a better characterization of the Machiavellian philosophy, when the original writing is based on Cesare Borgia?
I think what happens in history-based fiction has a lot to do with the history itself. Henry VIII was not a rose, but in the minds of non-historians "The Borgias" carry an extra-ugly reputation. Is this deserved? This is what's good about historical dramas; questions are left open for us to ponder and read more about the historical events. I suspect there's plenty of good and bad to go around in those dangerous times, and if these dramas bring remembrance to those days, maybe we can appreciate these days more.


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BBQ Log: Smoked Half Turkey Breast & Baby Briskets
|MES 30 in
Model # 20070411
The Bonita pad just got the Masterbuilt 30 in electric smoker after tasting my coworker's home made bbq. I picked up some baby briskets since larger cuts weren't available, and half a turkey breast for our first round of bbq.
Equipments Masterbuilt 30 in electric digital smoker
What are we smokin'? 2.58 lb Half Turkey Breast, 2x 2.38 lb dried aged Luckydog ranch brisket, 6 skinned chicken thighs
Environment 06.29.13. Sunny. Smokin' on deck. outside temp 67°F to 87°F
please note that all recipes here are modified based on what I have on hand.
Jeff Phillips' Smoking Meat: The Essential Guide to Real Barbecue
Turkey breast: Jeff Phillip's Special Turkey Brine with Emeril's Essence+ apple cider as mop
Brisket#1: Garlic and Onion Paste + Mop Water
Brisket#2: Revised Big Bald BBQ Rub +Dijon mustard + Mop Water
Chicken Thighs: Revised Jeff Phillip's Cajun Poultry Brine
+ Revised Big Bald BBQ Rub +Dijon mustard + apple cider as mop
Sauce: Memphis BBQ Sauce #2
|Brisket #1 in BBR rub
|Brisket #1: 2.38lb not much fat left
Time 90min/lb for brisket (3.5 hrs); 3 hrs for Half Turkey Breast, 3 hr for chicken thighs
Smoking Temp 225°F
|Brisket #2: 2.38lb more fatty
Attempt for crispy skin, smoke the birds till last 30 mins, then transfer to oven at 375°F aiming for bird at 145°F , then transfer to oven at 375°F to finish at 165°F
What happened?
|Brisket #2 in Garlic Onion Paste
5pm Brisket#1 in rub | 8pm Brisket#2 in garlic and onion paste
11pm Chicken thighs in Brine
Day2 Start 3pm Top Rack: Garlic Onion Brisket, 2nd Rack: BBQ rub Brisket, 3rd Rack: BBQ rub Chicken Thighs, 4th Rack: Turkey Breast
water pan: 3/4 full
mop every hour, load chip every 30 mins
preheated smoker. once everything were loaded, temp dropped to 165°F. Took 30 mins to bring back up temp. quite steamy in there.
30 mins into smoking, noticed not too much smoke coming out. is it suppose to? added full load of chip again. smoke back on! might need to load every 25 mins? gotta read on it
Garlic onion brisket's seasoning keep dripping down from top rack, this is going to add tons of flavor to my clucks and gobble.
4pm (1hr in) loaded wood chip. smoke back on.. but now i just read a comment i shouldn't be seeing too much smoke? I'm going to stick with the 30 mins add chip rule from jeff phillips' book....
4:40pm still some steam coming out. holding off to load chips
5pm (2hrs in) checked the wood tray, completed burnt out. next time stick with the 30mins per chips load rule. mopped everyone with mop water. sprayed birds with apple cider. everything look moist, not sure if i need to mop. inserted meat probe to the bbq rubbed brisket (2nd tray). meat probe read at 167°F aiming for 195°F to slice or 200°F to pull. gotta check with the pep.
6pm (3hrs in) meat probe read at 161°F? ummm it dropped? preheating oven to 375°F to get ready to transfer bird. 2nd meat probe read at 158°F for brisket. chicken thighs already at 168°F, turkey breast at 158°F. mopped everyone with mop water, chicken and turkey added apple cider. went in oven to get crispy skin... the birds are well pass the 145°F goal line, so next time probably have to check 2-2.5hr in.... meanwhile, start cooking the bbq sauce....
6:20pm checked with the pep and he wants to slice. aiming brisket temp at 195°F. meat probe still at 161°F
6:28pm checked on birds, looked a bit browner than what I liked, took them out to rest. checked meat probe, at 152°F
7:00pm (4hrs in) (grande carving of our smoked turkey breast. super moist, juicy, delicious, with slightly rubbery skin but still enjoyable (guess I need to keep in oven for longer). loved the smoke hickory taste. mMmMmm! chicken thighs shrink quite significantly. i think they were overcooked but still super moist and flavorful. rubbery skin as well almost crunchy. gotta take them out earlier to go into the oven next time
8:00pm (5hrs in) only 2 briskets left to go. probe at 152°F? read online about stalling, pretty sure that's what i'm experiencing. raised set temp to 250°F
8:50pm probe at 178°F.
9:00pm (6hrs in) probe at 182°F. 6 hrs in.... temp is coming up quite rapidly now. I did read about the plateau and shoot up at a rapid rate. hopefully those briskets aren't jerky by now :(
10:00pm (7hrs in) probe at 188°F. opened door to use 2nd probe to check temp. I should just trust the machine. top rack look a tad dry :( 2nd rack look juicy. because i opened the door, now I think I need to wait extra 20 mins or so....
10:30pm (7.5hrs in) probe at 193°F. couldn't wait any longer to get to 195. meat already look a tad dry. meat starts resting.
11pm (8hrs in) slicing briskets. not tender, very slice-able. I personally like the garlic and onion paste one better but that one has more fat as well. #1 brisket turn out pretty dry. #2 one is alright since it's more fatty to begin with. probably plateau for too long, need to raise temp next time when temp stalls. AND need a fatter piece of meat.
Next time
Time 2 hrs for Half Turkey Breast (finish in oven), 2 hrs for chicken thighs
Attempt for crispy skin, transfer to oven at 375°F aiming for bird at 145°F , then transfer to oven at 375°F to finish at 165°F
Smoking Temp 225°F then raise to 250°F once brisket hit 165°F
Methods mop after 3hr pass only (too juicy in beginning)


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Salvation Army Christmas Cheer Center Canned Food Drive
Salvation Army Christmas Cheer Center Canned Food Drive
Collect 2,000 canned food items and hear Mr. Bass sing an Elvis Christmas song!
Posted on 11/01/2012
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Christmas Cheer Center
The Salvation Army Christmas Cheer Program is requesting assistance from the Rutherford County School System again this holiday season.
The Salvation Army uses this food for distribution to less fortunate families in Rutherford County. With the economy as it is, we are asking that everyone consider contributing this holiday season.
Send your food items to school by Wednesday, December 5, 2012.
If Ellenboro School collects 2,000 items of canned food this year, Mr. Bass has agreed to sing an Elvis Christmas song over the intercom on Friday, December 7, 2012. So let's get busy and bring in those cans!
In 2011 Ellenboro School collected 715 items of canned food for the Christmas Cheer Center and 950 items in 2010.
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