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Understanding the Recent Announcement about Azilect® and its Potential to Slow the Progression of Parkinson's Disease
- Jun 20 2008
Teva Pharmaceuticals issued an announcement about the results of its Phase III clinical trial, ADAGIO, which tested the neuroprotective abilities of Azilect® (rasagiline), a medication already on the market for the treatment of the signs and symptoms of Parkinson's disease. PDF has issued a statement about this development, which appears below. To also read one of this week's earlier news releases about this study, please scroll beneath the statement or click here.
Statement from the Parkinson's Disease Foundation (PDF)
Earlier this week, Teva Pharmaceuticals, the Israel- based company that manufactures Azilect® (rasagiline), an anti-Parkinson's medication, announced that it has applied to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for approval to market Azilect for its potential to slow the course of the disease.
In 2006, the FDA approved Azilect as a stand- alone treatment for people with early Parkinson's and as a treatment in conjunction with levodopa for people with more advanced Parkinson's. If the FDA should approve its new request, this would be the first treatment to be marketed in the US for a disease-slowing property.
According to the company's press release, Teva has new data from a large 18-month study known as ADAGIO that it claims supports a neuroprotective benefit for Azilect. Unfortunately, the data have not yet been released and so the Parkinson's Disease Foundation (PDF) is not in a position to judge whether the claim is valid and how strong the benefit is, and therefore to what extent people with Parkinson's and their families should be encouraged by the news.
The value of Azilect as a treatment to ease Parkinson's symptoms has been well demonstrated over several years of successful use by thousands of patients. Its value as a neuroprotective has been suggested by an earlier, smaller study, but has not been proven. The new study – and the FDA's response to this – may help to clarify Azilect's potential in this area but we will not know for sure until the data have been released.
While PDF recognizes that companies are legally obligated to notify the public when they have information that may impact the price of their shares, we also believe that they have the same obligation, albeit a moral rather than a legal one, to extend the same opportunity to the scientists who run the trials and the patients who have the greatest stake in their outcome. We urge the research and regulatory communities to recognize this obligation, and to assure us all that in future, when claims of this kind are made public, that they be accompanied by the scientific data on which these claims are based.
PDF's Medical Policy Committee will be watching the situation very carefully over the next several weeks – beginning with monitoring the annual meeting of The Movement Disorders Society in Chicago next week, when there may be discussion of the treatment – to review the data and to evaluate its significance. As soon as we have something to report, we will place it on our website, www.pdf.org.
Teva says data demonstrates Azilect slows progression of Parkinson's disease
June 16, 2008: 07:32 AM EST NEW YORK (Associated Press) - Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. on Monday said trial data from its Parkinson's disease drug Azilect showed it can slow the progression of the disease.
Parkinson's drugs, including Azilect, are approved to treat symptoms of the disease.
The trial, which enrolled 1,176 patients with an early stage form of Parkinson's, met its goal in three areas, including a change in a common measurement used to assess disease status.
The Israeli drug maker said it would submit the data to regulatory authorities in the U.S. and Europe to get Azilect's labeling changed to include disease modification. Teva shares rose $2.04, or nearly 5 percent, to $44.54 in premarket trading.
Source Date: Jun 20 2008
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By REP. KAY MCIFF
By the time you read this, the legislature will have been in session for perhaps two, maybe three, days. We will have completed the formalities and will be dealing with the major task of considering the adoption of a "base budget".
During recent years there has developed a practice of adopting a base budget early in the session. It is based on the preceding year's revenue. Once that is adopted, the focus shifts to allocation of additional revenue from what has been a growing economy. The assumption has been that using last year's numbers is a conservation approach that will assure we have something in place if we are in a "stand-off" as the session winds down.
This year the process is turned upside down because the current fiscal year's revenue is some 7.5 percent below what was projected and budgeted. Moreover, the projections for fiscal year 2010 which begins on the first of July will be down another approximately 12 percent.
Instead of allocating additional revenue, we must now consider and debate how to allocate budget cuts. That is a whole lot more difficult and the end product perhaps less helpful as we move through the varying circumstances of the many state agencies or departments, including education which remains our "biggest ticket" item.
vIn our efforts to be frugal we must be careful that we do not sustain ourselves by eating the "seed corn." Both the legislature and the governor are wrestling with these issues and will continue to do so for some weeks. If we do adopt a base budget early in the session it will not be cast in concrete and will remain fluid until close to the end of the 45 day session.
The Governor has given a green light for UDOT to gear-up many of the road construction projects put on hold when the economic crunch took hold last fall. That's good news for Utah. The downtime has actually proven beneficial. It allowed us to catch our collective breaths and resulted in some advantage to the state in pricing.
We have lost little productive time in the winter and should get more bang for our bucks. UDOT will be spending some $1.2 billion over the next four years, including projects on Highways 6, 10, and 89.
The overall budget picture remains very challenging. Early in the week, ending Jan. 30, we agreed to cut the current budget by an additional 7.5 percent, but then to backfill approximately half of that with "one-time" money. This is money earmarked for other uses that have not yet required the funds. It's somewhat like setting money aside for a new snowmobile and then before winter arrives deciding the money is needed to meet ongoing expenses.
As the week drew to a close, we tentatively agreed on the formula and the dollars for the 2009 budget. It will be down an additional 3.7 percent, along with the 4 percent cut made last September. That is still a lot, but somewhat better than appeared possible. Public education was held harmless last September, but not now. Higher education experienced both cuts.
Agriculture faired well this time. The war on cheat-grass, the rangeland improvement fund, and soil conservation were among the budgets that were not cut. However, some water development funds were used to supplement other areas and will need to be replaced.
There are two other contingencies that could ultimately influence the final budget numbers for both 2009 and 2010. Around mid-February, we will receive updated revenue projections from the legislative fiscal analyst. Also before the session ends, we will probably know what Congress is going to do with its "bailout" proposal.
At present, some of that money is earmarked for state government. That could supplement state revenue, though we must be careful not to develop a reliance on what may also be "one-time" money.
Budgets. Early in the week we cut the 2009 budget by another $365 million and then restored $190 million with one-time funds. The net result is a reduction of $175 million plus the cuts we made in September. It is a bitter pill. The 2010 budget is still in formulation.
Federal payments protected. In 1976, Congress approved payments to counties in lieu of taxes not assessable on federal land. In 2000, Congress adopted the Secure Rural Schools and Community Development Act to offset losses in revenue from a reduction in the harvesting of forest products on federal land. These are two important sources of revenue for rural Utah.
A glitch in the law rendered the revenue from one source subject to reduction because of revenue from the other. The problem was remedied by House Bill 149 sponsored by Rep. Mike Noel. Hats off to Mike. It will protect some $16 million for counties throughout the state including substantial sums for Emery, Sanpete, and Sevier.
Abortion bills. These bring bigger headlines than their ability to impact the law which has largely been preempted at the national level. Even though the bills passed, we will have to continue to rely primarily on the moral fiber of the people. A personal reverence for life remains the only sure protection.
Cigarette tax. A proposed increase of $1.30 per pack went down to defeat in the Senate. If adopted, it was billed as producing some $30 million; that is if it didn't stimulate black market purchases in surrounding states. Frankly, this would not have gone very far to addressing the $450 million shortfall for fiscal year 2010.
Applied technology education. For the last several years there has been an ongoing debate about where best to fit Utah's applied technology schools. Under House Bill 15 they are now separated from Utah's higher education institutions and statutorily forbidden to even study the issue of students receiving college credit. This "gag-order" is out of character for any college and I personally consider it short-sighted.
I voted for the measure only because it was a compromise agreed to by both sides. I am grateful our students at Snow and the College of Eastern Utah have the broader options.


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By PATSY STODDARD
At the recent Emery School District parent meeting four topics were discussed. The topic in last week's paper dealt with drugs in Emery County.
The topic this week is suicide awareness and prevention. Gwen Callahan, from the Emery School District said her son works at the hospital and he said on any given weekend, it's not unusual to see six suicide attempts come into the emergency room at Castleview Hospital in Price.
The following are statistics for youth 15-19 in Utah for 2011. Suicide is the second leading cause of death for youth aged 15-19 in Utah. Nineteen students died by suicide in 2011. The number of Utah students that have felt sad or hopeless for an extended period of time was 43,550 in 2011. This is 26.52 percent of students. Twelve percent of Utah students made a plan for suicide. Seven percent of students attempted suicide. More than 300 youth received medical assistance for attempted suicide.
Parents were asked to watch for warning signals in youth. These behaviors are often cries for help and invitations to intervene. Warning signs may include; changes in behavior, appearance, thoughts and feelings. Sad, depressed, cranky, hate everything attitude, life is so unfair attitude. The youth or older person will talk about feeling hopeless with no reason to live, saying, "I'm not worth anything," or "I can't do anything right."
Sometimes a person will sleep too little, or too much; no energy, overeating or not eating, withdrawing and isolation.
Displaying extreme mood swings. Showing rage or speaking about seeking revenge. Repeated contact from school concerning behavior problems or truancy from school.
The student may get in trouble with the law including stealing, fighting, vandalism. The student may get involved with drugs or alcohol.
The student may threaten suicide either in direct or non-direct ways.
They may get online and search for ways to commit suicide or buy a gun. They may write suicide notes and have a preoccupation with death. They may write notes. They may attempt suicide.
A video was shown to the audience showing different people affected by having someone close to them commit suicide. One common thread among them was wishing they would have said or done something and asked the person straight out what was wrong and not be worried about offending them. Asking someone if they are contemplating suicide, does not drive them to suicide. They want someone to ask, they want someone to care. Take someone who threatens suicide very seriously. Ask how you can help. Parents and teachers may spot warning signs. Don't be afraid to say and do something.
You can tell when a child is struggling. Get to the bottom of it and ask questions. Refer students to a counselor. Thirty-two thousand students each year nationwide commit suicide. Watch for decreased interest in school, sports or life in general. Watch for students who isolate themselves.
Another thing teachers can watch for is depressed writing assignments from students that deal with dark topics or death. Subjects dealing with hate and anger can often be a concern. Teachers can observe students behavior. Students who are suffering from depression often physically change and retreat. Depression can be treated and there is medicine and help available. Watch for mood swings which could also be a sign of bipolar when there are excessive highs and lows. Watch for students that are perfectionists and are too hard on themselves. Students can worry, have trouble sleeping, wake up too early, have trouble concentrating and can feel tense.
These are all warning signs. Watch for signs of drug and alcohol abuse which may be used to try to cope with depression and other symptoms. Alcohol and drugs can lead students to have decreased control which may lead to a suicide attempt. Depressed suicidal teenagers may also act out and become physically aggressive. Teachers should watch for students who may be borderline disrespectful with their speaking tones. Family history of suicide, bullying, gay students, all may be considered risk factors.
It may be teenage behavior or it may be something more serious, but find out, don't let things go. Intervene, get the child some help. Get the child some therapy.
Suicide is 100 percent preventable. In the Emery County area there is Four Corners Behavioral Health that can help with counseling even if the student isn't able to pay. They have therapists and also offer free drug and alcohol classes. Mental illness is an illness the same as anything else and there are resources available to help anyone who is struggling.
Parents are encouraged to know the warning signs of suicide. Be ready to listen without judging. Be ready for the expression of intense feelings. Try to understand the reasons why someone is considering suicide without taking a position about whether or not such behavior is justified. Supervise constantly do not leave your child alone if there has been a suicide threat. Remove all guns, knives, pills, ropes and anything that could be used in a suicide attempt. Take action and get your child professional help. Help can be found at a suicide prevention center, medical center, sheriff's office, hospital, clergy and religious leaders. Be aware of support services at school including counselors, school nurse and school social worker.
The National Suicide Prevention lifeline number is 1-800-273-TALK.
The local sheriff's office number is 435-381-2431. The Emery Medical Center number is 435-381-2305. The Green River Medical Center number is 435-564-3434. Four Corners number is 435-381-2432.
Don't be afraid to contact any one of these agencies if you need help.
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Group homes – in which individuals share a home with no more than three other residents and receives services from staff that is on-site 24-hours a day.
Supervised apartments – in which an individual lives alone or with a roommate in an apartment that is leased or owned by a provider agency, which also employs staff that is available to serve the individual 24-hours a day.
Supportive Housing – in which an individual leases his or her own apartment and receives services on an as-needed basis either in person or through phone contact up to a total of 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Community Care Home – in which an individual lives as part of the family of a caretaker and receives assistance from that person and/or from an agency on a routine basis.
At the time the need for a residential placement becomes necessary, a case manager can explore other possible options with the individual as well.
Some residential options that may be offered to an individual include:
At the time the need for a residential placement becomes necessary, a case manager can explore other possible options with the individual as well.
Individuals who move into a residential placement provided by DDD should be aware that they will be required to help contribute to the cost of their care. This legal obligation, referred to as the "contribution to care," is outlined in NJAC 10:46D and can be found in the Division Circular 3A. This contribution helps the State cover the cost of shelter, food and other maintenance items.
This legal responsibility is shared by the family of individuals under the age of 18. Once individuals turn 18, only they are responsible.
An individual's contribution to care begins to be assessed on the 31st day after he or she enters a residential placement.
Individuals and families may request an adjustment in their assessed Contributed to Care if they are able to show that their situation fits one or more of the eight (8) special circumstances. These are outlined in DDD's Division Circular 3A "Contributions to Care and Maintenance Requirements." To request consideration for a special circumstance or circumstances, individuals and/or families should complete the DDD Special Circumstances Form and return it to the address shown on the form.
Individuals with questions about contribution to care should contact their case manager or the fiscal officer in the DDD Community Services regional office that serves the county in which they live.Fact Sheet about Contribution to Care for adults


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June 14, 1972
Uniondale, NY US
Nassau Coliseum
Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker, Black Dog, Since I've Been Loving You, Stairway to Heaven, Going to California, That's the Way, Tangerine, Bron-Y-Aur Stomp, Dazed and Confused, What Is and What Should Never Be, Moby Dick, Whole Lotta Love (medley incl. Let That Boy Boogie, Bottle Up and Go, Hello Mary Lou, Lawdy Miss Clawdy, Going Down Slow), Rock and Roll, Communication Breakdown, Weekend, Bring It On Home.
Review: Last night at Nassau Coliseum, 16,000 heavy rock fans cheered Led Zeppelin through three hours and four encores and tonight (June 15) another 16,000 will make the pilgrimage. No opening acts have been scheduled because Led Zeppelin stands alone – the band is the personification of heavy rock. Limiting its personal appearances, and carefully refining the basic concept in its annual album, the band appears quite likely to continue long after the various challengers – Black Sabbath is currently ranked first – have their plugs pulled. And every bit of that ascendancy is deserved.
Jimmy Page is a highly proficient electric blues guitarist whose expertise is essential to the group's effect, but the star of the show is vocalist Robert Plant. By talent or design, Plant is the man who discovered that the key word in the term "power blues" was not "blues" but "power". Blues singing is about emotion. Its influence on popular singing has been so widespread that, at least among males, singing and emoting have become almost identical – it is a matter of projection rather than hitting the notes.
Some find this effect chilling, but I think it is exciting when it works, which is most of the time. It's not that Plant can't emote. On some of the band's acoustic elections, especially Stairway to Heaven, he hints at real feeling. But just as he begins to reach out, his voice shifts into one of its shrieks or wails, and you realize that Page's guitar is so heavily miked in the huge arena that he could just as well be playing electric – it's another mechanical effect. At some deep level, Led Zeppelin's music is about technology. Philosophically, the band prefers humanity pure and simple, but in practice it must realize its humanity technologically. That seems truer than most good-time pastoral fantasies.
Led Zeppelin attracts a rougher, less affluent and self-righteous crowd than the country-flavored bands that dominate rock these days. For some reason, this crowd gets off not only on the kinky textures of Led Zep's ensemble playing, but also on displays of dubious instrumental virtuosity- Page bowing his guitar, or John Bonham clubbing his way through a 15-minute drum solo. Also, the music ran a little long for everyone as jaded as myself. But Since I've Been Loving You, with John Paul Jones providing a great thick wall of organ behind Plant and Page, is the ultimate power blues and Rock and Roll, the first encore is simply the most dynamic hard-rock song in the music.
It was a heavy evening. (R. Christgau / NY Newsday, June '72)
Concerts East official press release (April 1972)
Led Zeppelin, Britain's most popular rock group will be appearing at the new Nassau Coliseum on June 14th and 15th. Unlike any other group, Led Zeppelin performs solo on stage for near three hours and sometimes longer. These dates are part of Led Zeppelin's summer tour. This past September, Led Zeppelin sold out Madison Square Garden in less than one hour.
On Monday, May 6th, Led Zeppelin tickets will go on sale at the new Nassau Coliseum at 1:00a.m. Tickets are sealed at: $4.50, $5.00 and $6.50.
Unlike other rock groups, Led Zeppelin has not undergone any personnel changes and musically have proved to be the tightest rock group in the business.


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Breezy Point, New York
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signed and dated verso largest sheet u.l., pencil, "Michelle Stuart / 1976"
overall 311.3 (h) x 158.5 (w) cm
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The visual delicacy and apparent fragility of Michelle Stuart's Breezy Point, New York evokes concerns for the environment. In the 1970s Stuart established herself as one of the foremost American artists concerned with the landscape. She has traced her interest in 'mapping' the landscape to childhood experiences accompanying her father, an engineer and avid traveller, on field trips through southern California, and to her employment as a topographical draughtsperson and cartographer following her initial art school training. By the early 1970s Stuart was producing large graphite drawings on paper, 'rubbings' over rough surfaces of rock, sand, or metal, the resulting leaden look reminiscent of the mineral origins of graphite.[1]
In a natural progression, from 1973 Stuart began to work directly with earth and rocks as the materials for mark-making. Working both outdoors and in her studio, she used large rocks as pestles to reduce others to powders—effectively dry earth pigments—while at the same time embossing the surface of the paper in a manually repetitive, ritualistic process. She then removed any loose material, polishing the work to a sheen with her palms. The resulting roughly edged sheets, or more aptly 'scrolls', are pinned to the wall, often singly, sometimes as a series of 'panels', or in overlapping layers as in Breezy Point, New York.
The title identifies the location—the exposed Breezy Point Park across the bay from metropolitan Brooklyn—where the topsoil layer that provided the raw materials for the work was extracted; the deep rich reddish-brown colour is specific to the soils and rock types at this site.[2] Stuart's work is an immediate and personal record of the current environment, of human presence and interaction, a preoccupation with the cultural significance of the landscape. The earth surface of Breezy Point, New Yorkis gloriously tactile and seems to 'breathe' light, a manifestation of the 'sublime' in the union of nature and art.[3]
Adapted from an unpublished manuscript by Steven Tonkin 2003[4]
then Assistant Curator, Research
National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
[1] Lawrence Alloway, 'Michelle Stuart', in Michelle Stuart, Fine Arts Center Gallery, State University of New York at Oneonta, 1975, p 2
[2] As Michael Wardell observed, Stuart's 'finished form is not a realistic representation of the landscape, nor is it an exact geological sample of the earth's surface. It is rather a metaphorical recreation of the processes of natural weathering and erosion.' Michael Wardell, 'Michelle Stuart' in Landscape–Art: two way reaction, Australian National Gallery, Canberra, 1980, p 18
[3] Although usually linked to Land and Environmental Art, Stuart's work also has visual affinities to Colour Field painting, especially Mark Rothko's
[4] 'Michelle Stuart: Breezy Point, New York', in 'American painting and sculpture in the National Gallery of Australia', 2004, unpublished ms


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Alexandra Fletcher and Rachel Swift are a curator and a conservator working at Domuztepe, a Late Neolithic site (about 6200-5500 BC) in south eastern Turkey. This series of posts traces the weekly progress of their recent excavation season.
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My last week in camp starts badly as our water supply fails. Apparently there were problems at the local pumping station. Ever adaptable, the team takes the soil sampling tins and some empty drinking water bottles to collect water from the local spring so at least we can flush our toilets.
The last week is always hectic and this year is no exception. We finish work on site on the last day before the holiday to mark the end of Ramadan. Much to everyone's relief we manage to finish digging out the well and sort out the relationships between all the Neolithic mud walls we have found. Then, as a three day holiday starts for everyone else in Turkey, we begin the long process of packing everything ready to go into the local museum. It all needs to be cleaned and recorded before being packed away.
The work is incredibly varied. One minute you are brushing the soil from skeletons, the next labelling tiny beads and the next washing pottery. Then suddenly it's the night before I am due to leave and I am frantically packing my own things into bags.
As my plane leaves the local airport the next day I have mixed feelings; glad to be going home but sad that the digging is over for another year.
As ever the team owes much thanks to the local residents of Kelibişler, Kadioğlu Çiftliği and Emiroğlu and all our other supporters in Kahramanmaraş and Pazarcik, especially the staff of Kahramanmaraş Museum.
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While tools like the Magic Eraser can sometimes remove your backgrounds, the fact is you're going to have to get your hands dirty with the eraser if you have images with complex backgrounds that need removing. While this can be time consuming, you can save yourself a lot of time with a little Photoshop wizardry. Let's take a look.
Right click your Background Layer in your Layers Palette, and choose "Layer from Background…" It automatically renames as Layer 0. Simply press OK.
Your Layers Palette should only have a single layer, your newly unlocked "Layer 0."
Press to select the Lasso Tool. Check your options on your Control Palette near the top of your Photoshop screen. Make sure that yours looks like this screenshot. Most importantly, be certain that "Anti-Alias" is turned off.
Use your Lasso to draw a rough selection around your image. Don't worry about being precise—we're going to cut it out with more precision later.
When your selection is done, press to move your rough selection to a new layer with "Layer Via Cut." You can safely delete "Layer 0" and work only in your new layer.
Press to bring up the eraser tool, or find it in your Toolbox.
Visit your Control Palette again and set your "Mode" to "Pencil." This ensures your eraser has a hard edge.
Use the eraser to mouse around and delete the parts you don't want. Get close to your image, but be careful when cutting into it.
Keep in mind you can always undo with a swift to undo or step back through your history(It's like multiple levels of undo, in case you're not familiar).
You don't need to remove every bit at this point. Once you've created a continuous gap around your image, we can start to remove the superfluous stuff you no longer need.
Here's where it gets a little advanced. You can simply use your eraser to remove the remainder of your image, but I don't like spending more time on a routine task than I need to.
Hold and click your "Layer 1." This will load a selection around your entire roughly cut out image.
Open the Channels Palette and click the icon to create a new Alpha Channel.
Select this Alpha Channel (likely "Alpha 1") by clicking it. It also lists a shortcut to it. A simple in an RGB file will jump right to it.
Go to Edit > Fill and set your fill Dialog Box to "Use: White" like I show here and simply press OK.
Your Alpha chanel should fill with white in the shape of your roughly cut out image. Press to Deselect.
Click and hold on the Gradient Tool to bring up the Contextual Menu. Pick the Paint Bucket Tool. Ensure your "Foreground Color" is Black.
Simply click in the areas you don't want to fill them with black. If any of your superfluous areas touch your image, it will fill as well, so be careful.
and Click on your Alpha 1 Channel to load the new selection you have just made.
Press to return to your RGB. The Tilde key is located to the left of your on a USA keyboard.
Return to your Layers Palette. Press to move your selected image to a new layer. You can safely delete your old layer or simply choose to hide it.
Your image is now precisely cut from your background.
I usually click the to add a Color Fill style Adjustment Layer at the bottom of my Layers. This helps me check my work for halos and mistakes.
Image by Careyjamesbalboa via Wikipedia, in Public Domain.
- Published 10/1/10
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I always enjoy PS tutorials cause I often find easier ways of doing things by doing then in ways i have thought of.
I would love to see more PS tutorials here in the future…
Why don't simply use paths?
Create a path (pressing b) and select the image inside that path (Ctrl+v).
It seems quite faster to me (and somehow precise).
Nice tutorial…
You can use Magic lasso instead, that's much easier
Keep it up, much appreciated :)
@Turbo: Paths are for another tutorial on another day. Yes, they'd give a good result, but I'd have to explain the pen tool and the paths palette. Seemed out of scope of this article. I wanted to give people one basic way to giving them advanced ways.
@Hatryst: I personally use the eraser because I KNOW where my image is. The computer is pretty good at guessing but it isn't perfect. Use what works for you, but this is one of the ways I prefer to work in PS.
Enjoyed the tutorial. Did you mean to leave the leaf still showing between the left leg and foot? Aaah, didn't think we'd notice huh? ;)
Boo! I hoped that nobody would.
@Eric Z Goodnight: I understand it. It's been so long since the last time I used a way like this…
It's just that if someone showed me before the magic about the paths I could save much more time and get better results.
BTW: I love this blog and really appreciate the howtos. I was just trying to suggest a really interesting argument for a new post ;)
The magic wand is also good for this. I saw reference to the magic lasso in other comments, I'm not sure if this is the same as the wand for selections, I don't think so, but I'm not so familiar with newer versions and it may have changed.
My suggestion using the wand however is, of course select the wand, and set the option of the wand to: add to selection. Any portion of the background that borders the portion of the image you want to extract that is a different color or shade can be selected and cut leaving a perfect edge. For instance in picture of the frog on the leaf, the top portion of the leaf should be able to be selected using the magic wand because the shade of green is different enough from the shade of the frog that the edge there is distinct. By clicking the wand anywhere inside that darker green portion of the upper leaf should result in the majority of the top portion of leaf to be selected leaving a perfect smooth edge against the top silhouette of the frog. With add to selection selected, you can continue to do this throughout the photo, finding areas such as i described and these areas will be added to the previous selection. It looks as if the frog in this image could be almost totally extracted using this method. The background is busy but it looks as thought the areas around the edges of the frog are distinctly different enough that by using this method, the edge of the selection would be precise resulting in a perfect cutout.
The selections can be cut individually or as a whole once you've selected all the areas you need.
Not a problem, Turbo. This is one of the things people are ALWAYS asking how to do, so there's room for alternate How-Tos. There's no one way to do nearly anything in PS and I don't mind exploring a lot of these different ways.
Using the pen tool to do this is way faster. Not only faster, it`s easier. Just click and drag the pen to get the desired shape. That`s about it. Here`s the actual time needed to remove the background from the same image used in this tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-i3P8GOzgsQ
Good article thou.
one way you can cut something out of the background: the eraser tool
another way you can cut something out of the background: lasso tool
yet another way to do the same thing: quick selection tool (photoshop cs4/cs5)
still ANOTHER way to do the same thing: layer masking
and still ANOTHER way to do the same thing: the pen tool
that's 5 different ways of doing the same thing in photoshop off the top of my head. i have used all of these techniques, and i have to say that the pen tool is definitely the best way to get precise selections around a specific object in a picture, while using the eraser tool takes a VERY steady hand.
no matter what, these tutorials are always fun and one can learn from it and from all the comments made – thanks
Can someone do a quick explain how to do this with a layer mask??
I think it funny to have this long of a tutorial for something that paint shop pro has one tool for.
I personally have followed alot of tuts that each had their own way of explaining how to get the results this tut got.
This is the only tut I have followed that I managed to understand fully and actually complete! If the author started explaining CMYK and other information I don't need then I would not have finished this tut and gone back to google to search for a tut that could help.
I am a complete newbie when it comes to photoshop and I don't understand why people who clearly know the way around photoshop would come to this tut in the first place…
I just want to thank the author for helping this noob out and succeeding in what you set out to do. I am greatful for the time you took to create this.
@Emily: I'm really glad to hear that!
I would not edit the original image, instead make a dupe and uncheck the original image the use the lasso to make a rough selection and the use the wand(subtract) click in the selection and then cut out or make a new layer. simple.
I agree with others above. The pen tool is THE BEST way to cut out objects from their background.
Do these instructions work in Gimp?
@Ms Max: More or less. Stay tuned for GIMP tutorials, as well as other freeware graphics How-Tos.
Great tutorial but I would suggest using a mask as it is non-destructive.
Eric, nice basics!
Xio, You blew my mind. creating a copy on a second layer and tweaking it sound way faster and I can't wait to try it!
Man! great tutorial! even me being a novice in photoshop i was able to do it and got a much better result than the magic wand!
thanks man!
I thought this was a nice tutorial for any beginner.
Don't see why anyone would completely deny its usefulness.
I personally prefer manual selection, but this seems to work as well.
Anyone who bashes the use of "destructive" editing…who actually works with the actual "original" piece? Anyone can be creative and try anything without any fear with just "copy/paste".
Maybe I'm naive.
Hey but to remove background Gimp is best.
because both give same quality result
and it's very easy
Ya somewhat good tutorial for a beginner but to "Me", don't you think a beginner might not thing to duplicate the layer or work from a copy so they cut away half the image and then they are left wondering how to magically get the rest of their image back.
If your going to teach a noob a better way than the magic lasso tool then teach them the right way. Layer Mask with black and white brush or pen tool path.
Isn't this how everyone has always done it? I mean, except for the channels bit; that's just superfluous. Once you've got a "clean" edge around the thing you want to isolate, then just use your lasso to do a rough selection in the empty area, invert the selection, and delete the scraps.
This is beginner? Seems rather involved and time consuming.
Most of the time people who are starting out in photoshop don't really care what elitist (don't deny that's exactly what you are being) photoshop ExPeRtS are doing, they just want to remove an image. As said in several comments there are SEVERAL ways of doing the same thing in photoshop. Why not give the guy a break? It's obvious he's not on DA LEVEL like most of you, and the final image looks fine to me, honestly if you spend that much time scouring over an image for it's "pixel-yness" you've really got to find a better way to spend your time.
Good tutorial THANKS, even I didn't know about this and I've been using photoshop for a lot longer than some torrent kiddies who got cs5 cause "day herd it was cool"
Come on guys. Lets give credit where credit is due – the author has taken time to post this method. Well done! Its far too easy to be critical rather than encouraging. Take a chill pill people and start giving constructive help.
This is but one way of 'manually' masking an object – it maybe isn't the method commonly used often by professionals, but at least you get a result that some people will find perfectly acceptable. Keep your comments objective and polite without getting personal. I am sure that he is only doing his best.
Those of you who can think of better methods. How about you post a link to a place that lets people explore your suggested method. That way everyone can benefit from your expertise and wisdom.
Much easier and faster to use Pen Tool. Also maybe the most accurate.
That is the slowest way to do it, just cut a path with the pen tool, make a selection and add a layer mask, you can then do any adjustments directly on the layer mask and still keep the original image intact.
I thought the tutorial was great. Photoshop is so powerful that it's initimidating for those of us who do not use it regularly. So much so, that I find myself using far inferior editing programs for mundane tasks. Thanks for the simple tutorial for those of us who are not experts!
Excellent tutorials. Very helpful. Love the HowToGeek stuff.
Thank you.
There are a million and one ways to do things in PS…
But some techniques are better and easier than others…
This technique works, but actually takes more experience, and precision than some other techniques because of the destructive nature of the process.
Pen Tool, and a Layer Mask, (or even just a layer mask) is a much more safe and efficient to accomplish the same task.
hey,thanks for this great tutorial
It was really excellent post! thanks a lot for sharing..
You've done gr8 job! excellent blog! I always love to read your post..
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Eric!!
This trick was really helpful for me.
Keep writing and teaching us.
Every time I struck between I find a solution at HTG.
HTG Rocks!!! \m/
I realy don't care about layers only if its a 5 layer or a 7 layer burrito
It is really excellent post thanks for sharing
why all the hassle! magnetic lasso tool can do a better job and in much less time!
Just a quick note to all those who just KNOW a better way to do this; I teach photoshop to design students and there are many ways to perform most of its functions. Different methods are appropriate for different situations.
If somebody takes the time to show you a new way to do something, say thank you and remember it for the future.
too complicated, just do the contour with the erase and then use a bigger pencil or brush to erase the rest
Lol. Slower or faster, no method takes a ton of time really. And it's not a bad idea teaching about the channels. Especially when you try to cut out a subject with hair or fur. Learning "the slow way" is how you find the tweaks and controls.
Thanks so much for this tutorial! It works really well, however I have one question: how do I get rid of the ragged edges around my image? Is there a way to smooth them out? Do you think I, perhaps, I cut too close to the edge with the pencil tool? Thanks again!


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