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Solving a Problem
Unfortunately, it means there isn't a lot I can show on a daily basis. It's hard to say, "look at this guitar riff I played today!" Well, I guess I could do that and show you a screen shot of the wav. file but it really wouldn't amount to much, would it?
But, after assaulting my ears all day with heavy bass and guitar riffs I took the night off, did some thumbnail sketches for the OilCan Drive covers, and tried to come up with a solution to a problem I'll have when printing the book.
The finished sleeve I'll be doing to hold the entire project will mimic a 7"x7" album sleeve. To save money on costs I'll be printing this sleeve on an 8.5"x14" piece of cardstock and folding it in half. So, I have no wiggle room on the width to make the 7" side. The problem is that the printing will leave off about an eight an inch of color. So, if I just printed the sleeve I'd have a white stripe running up the edge of the sleeve. The question is, what kind of creative thing could I do to make it look like it's supposed to be white?
So, my first idea was to make a mask by hand using ink, brushes, spatter, and whatever else I could get my hands on. I'm not a big fan of letting Photoshop do the work for me and I like mixing the real world with the digital world as much as I can. So, I came up with the piece you see on my desk above.
Scanning it into Photoshop I inverted the piece so the black was white and the white was black. Then, I layered the piece (using a feature where you could see though the black of the piece) on top of some existing art to test it out.
And it came out looking like this.
So, what do you think? Do we have a winner? Will an effect like this work on the OilCan Drive sleeve, solve the problem, and still look cool.
I'm interested to know what you think.
5 comments:
- rob! said...
I think it looks really cool! I, too, like mixing hands-on material with digital stuff, I think it gives you the best of both worlds.
Photoshop's filters and brushes tend to make everything too clean and tidy, even when you're trying to make something look ragged. Doing it by hand can really work well, as I think this does.
Btw, did you see I stole your rotating-banner idea?
- February 4, 2010 at 12:06 PM
- Jeff Lafferty said...
Yeah, I agree with Rob, I like it alot.
- February 4, 2010 at 1:50 PM
- Manu Mane said...
I don't understand, the goal is to make the sleeve look like an old one ? As if the record has crossed time and galaxies, is that it ?
- February 4, 2010 at 11:58 PM
- Sean Tiffany said...
Sounds like we have a winner. Thanks Jeff and Rob.
And, Rob,you're right, Photoshop is good but for the nitty gritty stuff it is always a little too "clean". And I did notice you lifted my idea for changing the headers out monthly. But, that's OK, I stole it from Skottie Young.
And Manu, the goal was to somehow make it look like the white edge of the sides is supposed to be there because the ink will leave an eigth of an inch of white no matter what I do. I also find if I am hand making something, folding it into place, where it may distress and crack no matter what I do, it's better to make a design that looks like it 's supposed to be that way in the first place.
Why fight the flow of life when you can just design around it?
- February 5, 2010 at 12:15 PM
- Manu Mane said...
Okay, in fact I haven't understood the word "sleeve" can be used for a book, and I haven't seen the words "book one", my fault ! :)
I thought you were talking about a record, and I had a doubt because according to me, this white around the illustration looked like snow, and so was a contradiction with the illustration itself, which showes something like desert. If I had been right, I would have told you to use a black edge because it's maybe more stellar or elegant, like a tuxedo. But that's right, it works for a book (reminds me the japanese mangas, although your drawing is far nicer :)
So we have a winner :)
- February 5, 2010 at 11:53 PM


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Ever wondered what life is like for someone who does mystery shopping in the UK? How much travel is involved? What planning do you need to do ahead? Can anyone make a living from it? – We chat to Money Shed member '
Can you tell us how you first found out about Mystery Shopping in the UK and how you got into it?
A chance remark from one of the mum's of the children that I was looking after. She just made a throwaway comment about getting paid to have a meal out. I asked how I do this and she gave me the link to NOP as they were called then. I signed up and was working within a few days. That mum soon regretted letting me know when I gave up looking after her children when I had so much work from mystery shopping that I could go full time. It took about 2 years of part-time work before I took the plunge.
What were your first few 'shops' like? Did you come up against any surprises along the way?
My first was a post office and I was so nervous I would miss things out. I remember reading the brief at least couple of dozen times. At that time I thought the scenario didn't make sense at all. I had to ask about my lost benefit book and then had to tell them about a new van that I had just bought.
I remember thinking that if someone was struggling for money and on benefits, they would hardly have enough money to buy a van! Ten years later I still get some very daft scenarios to follow. I've had many 'adventures' since then but it is difficult to say exactly what happened as it would identify me to the mystery shopping companies and I take my confidentiality agreements very seriously. Suffice it to say it's been an interesting and eventful job.
How does a typical week in terms of planning go for someone who does mystery shopping full time?
Scheduling is not much fun at all. This week alone I spent at least 5 hours planning routes and timings to fit in 23 appointment visits as well as quite a few shorter visits in nearby towns. By the time I'd finished, I had another email from a different company with an allocation of 15 visits that had to be done in the same timeframe so back to the drawing board for me. It's still a work in progress.
For the appointment visits I have to think up false names and research false addresses but with street names and postcodes that do exist. Most companies take your details electronically and so they just ask for postcode and house number. You need to make sure the address exists or they will rumble you as someone doing mystery shopper jobs. You have to estimate how long each visit will take and then check how long it will take you to get to the next visits before you call to make the next appointment. You think you're getting on great until the next one can't see you at that time and you have to reroute and reschedule everything. So back to the drawing board again and you still haven't earned a bean! lol
On average if I include downloading briefs and questionnaires and printing off all the paperwork I probably spend two days a week prepping for work and four days actually doing the visits. Some companies give me addresses and mobile phone numbers to memorise and that can be up to five a day. I barely remember my own number never mind some random one that's been supplied!
How much do you tend to earn for an average month doing mystery shopping in the UK?
Earnings are really difficult to say. It can vary from £1000 to £2500 a month but it has taken me quite some years to get to the stage where I can earn this amount. Some weeks I can earn even less than £100. Occasionally a project will come up that will earn a lot more in a week but they don't come up very often. Most of my work is video mystery shopping and that pays more than report based work.
Does flexibility play a bit part if you want to get into Mystery Shopping full time? Both in terms of your availability for work but also the locations you are willing to travel?
The day that I decided I was willing to travel for miles was the day that I could go full time. A lot of course depends on where you live. The larger cities will always have more visits available. London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds etc are going to be ideal for full timers.
My average mileage in a year is 35,000 and some years even more. I live in a small town in the Midlands and so I could probably only pick up three or four low paid visits a week locally. However as I am in the Midlands I am only just over an hour away from Birmingham, Oxford, Cambridge, London and Leicester.
I personally don't think you can be too 'picky' with visits if you want to make it pay full time. I have my likes and dislikes with regard to the type of visits I do however I don't refuse any type. In the same day, I've had to visit a financial advisor asking them for help investing my £4m and then I popped across the road to the local pawn shop to see if I could raise some cash to buy food for the weekend. It can be very varied indeed. I often have to reschedule my working day when last-minute visits get offered by companies so flexibility isn't essential but is good practice if you want to work full time. My diary looks an absolute mess with scribblings out on most pages.
Mystery shopping in the traditional sense over the last year or two has had quite a shift in terms of how you collect data during a shop, with quite a few clients using companies like Roamler and BeMyEye for work, has this had a knock on effect do you think to those that try to do this profession full time?
There has been a change in how data is collected but that's a part of the natural shift towards speeding up the process. I remember filling in reports by hand and sending them by snail mail. I very much like using companies like BeMyEye and find the apps really easy to use. There's less prepping time with printing and of course less waste in terms of paper and ink. I haven't seen any real impact on the work that's offered to me using traditional reporting methods though. I don't really think that will change too much. I often fill in reports on my iPhone as soon as the visit is over and I'm safely back in my car.
Even companies that are still using Excel and Word docs for their reports I can complete on the phone. I feel that there is room for both types. The issues with app-style visits is that they rarely give you a long enough time frame so planning a whole day out is almost impossible. I feel that they are best used as fillers if you just happen to be in the area and have a short amount of time to kill. That may well change so I guess we just have to wait and see!
How have you seen Mystery Shopping in the UK as a whole change over the years?
The changes in mystery shopping are clearly as a result of new technology. We no longer have to scan receipts as phones now have cameras with high spec so we can take a picture and upload from the phone straight onto the report. As time has gone on more and more companies are using the same reporting systems such as Sassie and Prophet.
More companies are interested in video work and I see different clients jumping on that bandwagon. On the other hand a lot of the industry has stayed the same. The same old clients just moving to different mystery shopping companies. Most shoppers care little whose name is on the cheque as long as ours is there. I might also point out that there has been very little change in fees in the ten years I've been a full timer. I don't think that shoppers are as respected as they used to be as there are a lot more of us about.
What do you think does it take in terms of personal qualities to make a go of doing mystery shopping full time?
I would say the qualities you need to be a full-time shopper are:
Honesty – if a visit goes wrong or you mess up just confess and take it on the chin. We're none of us perfect!
Reliability and keeping to deadlines – It can cause all sorts of problems if you don't do the visit when you say you will. Mystery shopping companies have made promises to clients to get visits done and may even lose the contract with the client if they don't
Flexibility – Visits crop up in the same area that you hadn't planned and also clients and companies change the time frame and briefs occasionally so you need to be prepared. It doesn't happen often but you'll be respected more if you can be as flexible as you can.
Good command of the English language and good grammar and spelling – You won't be offered repeat visits if you really don't care about your grammar and spelling. The odd mistake doesn't matter (that's what proofreaders are paid for) but taking care before you push that submit button is important.
Good memory – I don't think that needs too much explanation
Quick thinking – Crucial as there are so many instances where unexpected things happen in particular when the staff member doesn't follow their brief! I find a really good back story is essential even for simple visits. The staff member might ask what your job is and if you say I'm a teacher be prepared to chat about your work! I was once an Ofsted Inspector and it just so happened that the staff member's wife was a teacher and so I was asked a lot of questions about the profession. Although it's easy to say I can't discuss it you do need to be able to chat generally about anything that you might have made up.
What 5 Mystery Shopping companies in the UK would you recommend to someone just getting started in this sector?
I would say that Gapbuster, Market Force, Grass Roots, TNS, Tern and React are all good ones to start with. Reports are not too long and involved and they have a fair few clients.
What changes or developments do you see happening in the next year in the Mystery Shopping world
I think that changes will mainly be technology based. More companies will hopefully bring apps that we can do our reports on the move. More clients will become interested in video mystery shopping. Sadly I don't think fees will increase as more and more shoppers are signing up and are prepared to work for very low fees.


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Raised garden beds boost vegetables above potentially waterlogged grounds. Not every gardener deals with a high water table, but there are other good reasons to plant in raised beds:
- They are easier to keep free of encroaching grass than ground-level beds.
- Elevated soil warms earlier in spring and drains more quickly after a rain.
- Soil doesn't become compacted because you don't step on the growing area.
- Raised beds offer easier access for planting, thinning, weeding, and harvest.
Ideas to remember for spacing:
Build your beds somewhere that receives at least 5 to 6 hours of daily sunlight (the more, the better!). Orient them north to south to prevent plants from shading each other out. Beds should be at least a foot wide, though no more than 4 feet across to make weeding and harvesting manageable. Six to 8 feet long is typical and cost-effective. Ten to 14 inches is an ideal height to accommodate strong roots. Leave at least 2 or 3 feet between beds for walking and wheelbarrow access.
You want the kind that's dark, rich, and loaded with microorganisms. Fill your beds with a mix of 50 to 60 percent good-quality topsoil and 40 to 50 percent well-aged compost. Before each new growing season, test your soil for pH and nutrient content. You can buy a kit at most home-improvement stores. If your test shows a need for additional nutrients like nitrogen and potassium, raise levels by working in amendments such as bone meal and kelp. Dress beds with an additional ½ inch of compost later in the growing season to increase organic matter and boost soil health.
Pressure-treated lumber and railroad ties contain chemicals like arsenic and creosote that can leach into your soil. Instead, use untreated wood. It isn't as durable, but the brilliance of a plank-and-rebar design (see below) is that each individual wall is easily replaced. Try naturally rot-resistant varieties of wood, such as oak, cedar, and redwood.
DIY Building
The beauty of this particular raised bed build is that it is cheap and easy to build. The wood and rebar will cost you no more than $50 if you're using untreated pine planks, and the entire build can be completed in less than an hour's time. The untreated pine might only last 5-10 years, but due to the nature of this build, each board is easily replaceable without taking apart the entire bed.
For a 4-by-8-foot bed, you'll need:
Two 2-by-12 planks, each 8 feet long
Two 2-by-12 planks, each 4 feet long
12 pieces of rebar, each 2 feet long
A rubber mallet
Newspaper or cardboard
Soil to fill the finished frame
- On a level section of ground, lay the boards down with their inner corners touching. Stand one long board on its side, and, using a rubber mallet, hammer two pieces of rebar 1 foot from each corner, a few inches deep into the ground.
- Prop up the short sides using a piece of rebar at each center for temporary support. Next, prop up the second long side and adjust the alignment of your frame as necessary. Then hammer rebar a few inches deep 1 foot from each corner of the second long side.3. Hammer rebar a few inches deep a foot from each corner of the short sides and remove the temporary supports. Add two pieces of rebar 2 feet apart along each long side. These will reinforce the frame when it's filled with soil.4. Hammer in the 4. rebar until 6 to 10 inches are exposed above ground. Line the bottom of your frame with newspaper or cardboard and wet it thoroughly. Finally, fill your bed with soil to within a few inches of the top.
Here is my dream garden beds!
My family has been gardening for about 5 years now! Each year we learn what not to do, and what we need to do. Our very first year we started out as newbies. As you can see we had no fencing protection to keep everything out of our garden! We used basic sticks, and really could have used some better dirt.
However, my husband was a good sport, and hoed the dirt for me…much more work then it looks like this way. I would not recommend this way if you can help it.
As you can see, the kids really loved gardening, and gives them a lot of good experiences learning, and bonding with one another! It is a group effort for the kids to fill up large pales of water and walk them over to the garden daily! The struggle was real..however click here for a DIY on how we upgraded our garden irrigation system in the future! The kids were much happier then trying to carry over 5 gallon pales of water!
With the bare minimal..our garden was a success.
This is our garden now as years have passed! Much more easier on the back. And my husband's back as well as I do not have to send my husband out to hoe any longer!
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Recently I've realized there may be some misconceptions among aspiring authors about the role ghostwriters play in helping them produce their books and other written content. I'd like to clear these up and offer publishing guidance which can save you time, money and possible frustration.
What is a ghostwriter?
A ghostwriter is a professional writer who can help you write books, articles, web content and other published works that are credited to you. If you're too busy to write these on your own or find the process daunting, they are a great asset.
And since the purpose of hiring a ghostwriter is to help you create a publication which is credited to you, your readers won't know the work wasn't written by you. It's your story and expertise. The ghostwriter merely works with you to help you tell it in a way that will be engaging to your readers. Of course, LegacyONE Authors offers ghostwriting services.
How does a ghostwriter work?
Though you may not realize it, ghostwriting is everywhere, from political speeches to books, website content, magazine articles, or your favorite celebrity's news. Using clients' recordings, written input and edits, ghostwriters transcribe conversations, ideas, experiences and feedback into books, website content and other materials.
The process a ghostwriter uses to write resembles film, television and theater acting. The best actors completely immerse themselves into the roles they play and, for the purposes of the performance, actually become those characters. Similarly, when a ghostwriter writes a book, they adopt another person's voice, inflection, ideas and delivery.
However, ghostwriters are storytellers, not mind-readers. They're not you!
Ghostwriters can't write your story for you unless you're actively involved in sharing it with them. They have honed the skill of writing for others – sharing your story and expertise in the way you'd like others to read it. However, you have to first give them the information they need. You must be an active participant.
The process of writing a book for another person is a symbiotic relationship between the client and ghostwriter.
The ghostwriter simply cannot do it alone. So you, as the subject matter expert and aspiring author, need to realize you will be doing some hard personal work to complete your manuscript or message. Your ghostwriter will provide the writing creativity and context for your publication but you will also need to provide a lot of content. This exchange takes time and doesn't happen overnight or quickly.
Ghostwriter Catherine Lenox says, "Just as actors need scripts and directors to authentically portray their characters, ghostwriters need "scripts and direction" from their clients to accurately "take on their clients' voices" and tell their clients' stories. As a result, would-be authors need to be actively engaged in the writing process, providing detailed information, history, insights, thoughts, ideas and purpose to support the project."
So if you're thinking of hiring a ghostwriter to help you write your ExpertBook™, here are suggestions which can help make the manuscript writing process easier.
- Know your audience. Who are you trying to reach with your book? What do you want your book to do? Share this with your ghostwriter. The more specific you are about these aspects, the more meaningful (and marketable) your book will be for you. And the easier the writing process will be for your ghostwriter. You'll also save time, money, a lot of grief and countless edits if you are clear in the beginning who you want to reach.
- Jot down and/or record all the information you can imagine for each section of your book without regard for the final product. Many authors discover during the course of writing the book, their focus and audience changes. They gain clarity through the writing process.
- Be patient. To do it right, this is a lengthy process. In order to meet your expectations, your ghostwriter will need a lot of participation and feedback from you during both the writing and revision process – face-to-face communications, your written and recorded thoughts and ideas, and your continued feedback and involvement. Be prepared to expect many revisions of your project until it conveys your message perfectly.
- Be transparent with your thoughts and ready to answer questions. Your primary objective will be to give your ghostwriter as much information as possible. So determine ahead of time what you want to convey and accomplish with your publication. Frame your message around this objective. Your ghostwriter will then work with you to tell your story in a creative way that is both meaningful to you and your audience.
Karen Lynn Maher is a leading authority on writing and self-publishing expert non-fiction. Since 2001, she's developed more than 50 authors, guiding them from concept to published book. She's the author ofExpertBook™ Planning Made Simple: The Best Ever Guide to Writing Your Book, and co-author ofExpertBook™ Marketing Made Simple: Publicizing and Promoting Your Book.


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Oil is facing waning demand due to slowing global economic growth and the Sino-US trade spat. Moreover, Russia's failure to meet its output reduction commitment in September under theOrganization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)+ alliance is building pressure on oil prices. Let's take a closer look at the factors that are keeping the oil price in check (read: 4 Sector ETFs & Stocks to Bet on Ahead of Q3 Earnings).
Slowing Global Economic Growth
A slowdown in global economic growth is being observed since Trump waged the trade war with China. In fact, China's economic growth data has disappointed investors again. The world's second-largest economy's third-quarter GDP growth of 6% year over year was the slowest after first-quarter 1992. The economic growth rate also lagged expectations of 6.1%, per a Reuters' poll.
Moreover, Japan has seen a decline in exports for the tenth straight month in September. Per data from the Ministry of Finance, exports fell 5.2% year over year in comparison to a 4% fall projected by economists. In terms of volumes, Japan exports contracted 2.3% between January and September. The Eurozone economy has been struggling with declining demand for goods and services, largely due to the trade war and Brexit issues. Also, the latest report on U.S. manufacturing, released by the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) has failed to cheer investors. The ISM Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) in the United States was the lowest in more than 10 years at 47.8% for September 2019.
IMF Cuts Global Growth Outlook
The International Monetary Fund recently cut global growth expectations for this year to the lowest since 2009. According to IMF, the global economy is expected to expand 3% this year in comparison to July's forecast of 3.2%. The global growth estimate for 2020 has also been slashed to 3.4% from 3.5%. Moreover, IMF expects growth in advanced economies to decline to 1.7% in 2019 from 2.3% in the previous year (read: Low-Volatility ETFs to Buy as IMF Cuts Global Growth Outlook).
Slowing global economic growth, largely due to trade war tensions, has been the major reason for the fifth straight cut in global growth outlook. China's economic growth is expected to drop to 6.1% in 2019 from 6.6% last year. Moreover, the growth rate in the United States is expected to slow from 2.9% in the previous year to 2.4% in 2019.
In this regard, Gita Gopinath IMF's Chief Economist has mentioned in the report that "with a synchronized slowdown and uncertain recovery, the global outlook remains precarious."
Rising Output Levels
Russia mentioned the rise in natural gas condensate output as the reason behind not being able to meet the promised supply reduction levels for September. Moreover, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia are in discussion to restart oil production from joint fields in the Neutral Zone. If worked out, it will add 500,000 barrels to the market every day.
Oil ETFs in Focus
This has compelled many investors to take a closer look at the oil commodity space and related ETFs (see all Energy ETFs here).
United States Brent Oil Fund BNO
The fund tracks the daily price movements of Brent crude oil (read: Oil ETFs in Focus as US, Russia & OPEC's Output Declines).
AUM: $77.2 million
Expense Ratio: 0.90%
YTD Return: 18.2%
United States Oil Fund USO
The United States Oil Fund seeks to track the daily price movement of WTI light, sweet crude oil (read: Top ETF Stories of Third Quarter).
AUM: $1.33 billion
Expense Ratio: 0.73%
YTD Return: 16.2%
Invesco DB Oil Fund DBO
The fund tracks changes, whether positive or negative, in the level of the DBIQ Optimum Yield Crude Oil Index Excess Return plus the interest income from the holdings of primarily US Treasury securities and money market income less expenses (read: Profit From the Oil Rush With These ETFs).
AUM: $266.1 million
Expense Ratio: 0.78%
YTD Return: 12.2%
US Commodity Funds United States 12 Month Oil USL
The fund replicates with possible accuracy the movement of West Texas Intermediate light, sweet crude oil.
AUM: $51.9 million
Expense Ratio: 0.82%
YTD Return: 13%
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Andorra , the great unknown, always surprising us when we hike . It seems that only known for the ski slopes, snuff and alcohol, but the truth is that it is wonderful as landscape, roads, and mountains to explore.
This time we started the tour of the Valle d'Incles . A route that ascends to the Shelter Juclar , running l'Estany First, l'Estany Segon to l'Estany Juggler .
We just got to the first lake, but it really was a great find. First to discover that Andorra has far to go, and second because we discover new shelter kept in Andorra .
In fact, throughout Andorra there was only one shelter saved, Shelter Pedrosa , and now, we have recently opened Shelter Juclar . They canbook seats via the Shelter Coma Pedrosa , telephone (00376) 327 955. El Refugio is new, and is run by a very nice and friendly people, and is in a prime location, adjacent to the Lake first.
Resumen de la ruta Lugar Días Longitud Desnivel Desnivel Dificultad
Tipo ruta
Andorra 1 17 Km. 623 m. 623 m. Fácil
Distance: 17 Km. 623 m. - 623 m. Time: 04:00 h.
To access the path, go down the road of Pas de la Casa Soldeu . After Soldeu , a turn of 180 degrees to our left, we mark the entrance to the right towards the Pont de Baladosa . We take this little road, very close, to take us to a parking lot next to a playground, where we leave the car, and began our walk.
After leaving the car have to go for a piece of road, short, still paved, and follow the same path until we found indicators: on the right, the Siscaro Bassa , and left the Shelter Juggler .
Once en route, we have to abandon this path, there is a GRP, at any time and will resiguiendo the Juggler River.
It is well marked with orange paint points, no problem.
We pass the first stone bridge, where there is room for hacer picnic with stone tables, trash container, and barbecues for grilled meat.
We will be tracing the River Juclar to Pleta Juclar, then find the first lake dam, where descry on high, hidden behind huge rocks, Shelter Juclar (2463 m).
From there, we went back down the same road, with heavy rain, but there are more options, go to the hill and the Lake Juggler , or make the Pic Les Escobes (2772 m).
Finally, Andorra , the great unknown.
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