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6th June | 3 hours CPD
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09:30 AM | Upper Newtownards Road, Belfast BT4 3LP
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The art of multi-asset forum gives you a behind the scenes look into the rigorous fund selection process carried out by Architas when constructing our multi-manager funds. Bringing together some of the leading, specialist fund managers in asset management; we will take a deep dive by asset class into some of the most successful funds we hold and how each fund contributes to the overall performance and diversification of our multi-manager portfolios.
Agenda for the day
Sheldon MacDonald
Deputy Chief Investment Officer, Architas
Sheldon co-manages Architas Multi-Asset Blended, Architas Multi-Asset Passive and Elite Fund ranges, as well as the Architas Diversified Real Assets, Architas Diversified Global Income and Architas Multi-Manager UK Equity Funds. He oversees fund selection and manages the products' asset allocation and investment strategies. He also leads fund manager research on multi-asset and money market strategies.
Before joining Architas in 2010, Sheldon was a fund of funds manager at Nedgroup Investments, part of Old Mutual Plc. As well as running a varietyof long only multi-asset strategies, Sheldon has extensive experience in the hedge fund space and, prior to joining Nedgroup Investments, was Head of Derivative Trading at Old Mutual Asset Managers in South Africa.
Sheldon has a BComm in Financial Accounting and Economics and holds the Investment Management Certificate (IMC) and is a CFA charterholder. He has 22 years of investment experience.
Mark Phelps
Chief Investment Officer – Concentrated Global Growth, AB
Mark Phelps is Chief Investment Officer of Concentrated Global Growth. Prior to joining AB in December 2013, he was president and managing director of Global Investments at W.P. Stewart & Co. From September 2008 to June 2013, Phelps also served as W.P. Stewart's chief executive officer.
He originally joined W.P. Stewart & Co. (Europe) in February 2005 as a global portfolio manager. Prior to that, Phelps held senior positions with the Kleinwort Benson/Dresdner Bank organization in London and San Francisco, most recently serving as CIO for Global Equities at Dresdner RCM in San Francisco.
He holds a BA (Hons) in economics from the University of York and completed graduate studies at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. Phelps served in the British Army from 1981 to 1984, achieving the rank of Captain. Location: London
Richard Willoughby
Associate Product Manager, Franklin Templeton Investments
Rich Willoughby is the product manager for the Franklin Global, European and UK Equity strategies. Rich joined Franklin Templeton in October 2012. Prior to this, he worked at Deutsche Bank and HSBC in the asset management divisions. Rich holds a Bachelor of Science (Hons) from the University of Cardiff. He also holds an Investment Management Certificate (IMC) and is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) charterholder.
Stephen Snowden
Co-Head of Fixed Income at Kames Capital
Stephen Snowden is Co-Head of Fixed Income at Kames Capital.
He specialises in investment grade credit and co-manages two investment grade bond funds and an absolute return bond fund. He rejoined Kames Capital in July 2011 from Old Mutual Asset Management where he managed a corporate bond fund. Stephen started his career with us in 1994, initially focusing on equities before moving to the fixed income team to manage corporate bond funds.
He has a first class honours degree BSc Finance and an MSc Finance from Queens University Belfast. He has 23 years' industry experience.
Ben Heatley
Sales and Investor Relations, Nimrod
Ben joined Nimrod in May 2017. He began his career in 2010 as a Research Analyst at City of London Investment Group Plc before progressing to become a Portfolio Manager within the Emerging Markets Closed End Fund Team. He joined N+1 Singer Capital Markets Ltd as a Fund Analyst in 2015 before moving into Specialist Sales at Cantor Fitzgerald Europe in the Investment Companies Team. Ben read Economics at the University of Hertfordshire and has an MSc in Investment Management from Cass Business School in London.
Head of UK and European Equity Product Management, Schroders
James Dawson is the product manager for both large and small cap UK and European Equity products.
James joined Schroders in 2004 and worked in a variety of roles within the European Equity product team, before becoming Product Manager in 2011. He previously held sales and marketing roles at Close Finsbury Asset Management and Aviva Global Investor. His Investment experience commenced in 2001.
He is a Chartered Financial Analyst, with a BSc in Economics from London School of Economics.
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10:00 – 10:30 | Introduction from Architas and our investment process
Sheldon MacDonald, Deputy Chief Investment Officer, Architas
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Stephen Snowden, Kames
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Richard Willoughby, Franklin Templeton
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PUBLISHED: 4:44 PM 15 May 2019
Emboldened By Puncher, Feminist Attacker Stunned When Arrested
A few weeks ago, another feminist on the campus repeatedly punched a pro-life advocate and she was only given a citation, so imagine the surprise and shock of this feminist who thought she could steal signs without being arrested.
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At the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, violent feminists were apparently emboldened by the fact that one of their own was only given a 'citation' after repeated punching a peaceful pro-life demonstrator.
So, another unhinged girl tried to harass him again, but this time, she was arrested and charged with larceny.
Seeing the look of utter shock and disbelief would be amusing if it weren't for the fact that these coddled, feelings-are-paramount dummies think that they are right and have the ability to attack if they don't 'like' something. That's scary.
The Daily Wire reported:
A feminist on campus at the University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill was arrested and charged with larceny after stealing a sign from a peacefully protesting member of the pro-life group Created Equal named Austin Beigel.
In a video posted by the group, the feminist is captured grabbing an orange pro-life sign from Beigel's hands. As she's walking away with the group's property, the woman ignores warnings that her actions equate to theft and that she's walking right toward a police officer.
Sure enough, a police officer confronts the alleged thief moments before she's able to toss the sign.
"Why'd you rip it out of his hands?" the officer asks.
"Because this restricts women's rights," the woman responds, pointing to the pro-life sign.
The officer informs her that she does not "have a right to take someone's property" even if she doesn't agree with the group's protected speech. "You can ignore them," he offers, adding, "They have a right to be here."
"This is why women have such a problem getting abortions in North Carolina and y'all just let them get away with this s***," the woman says, nearly breaking into tears.
The feminist is then arrested for larceny.
"I cannot believe this is happening," she says.
Created Equal President Mark Harrington noted that the surprise on the woman's face reveals that American campuses have become safe havens for "pro-abortion violence" for far too long.
"Students being groomed on college campuses to be leaders, writers, and thinkers of the Left are increasing in censorship and violence against those with whom they disagree. Their surprise when held accountable indicates college campuses have become safe spaces for pro-abortion violence. Students at UNC and campuses like it are in dire need of remedial First Amendment training," Harrington said in a statement sent to The Daily Wire.
A pro-life activist from Created Equal was physically attacked by a feminist identified as Jillian Alexandra Ward on the same campus last month, The Daily Wire reported:
In a video posted by Created Equal, one of the male team members of the pro-life group is approached by a female student. "Did you put these [signs] up?" the feminist asks the pro-lifer. When he responds in the affirmative, the woman attacks him, punching him repeatedly in the face and kicking him.
"Pro-abortion activists are losing the argument, and instead of seeking debate they are escalating the violence on peaceful preborn defenders on college campuses," said Harrington at the time of the report.
"We will never cave to acts of violence or intimidation. We will return hate with love for mothers and their babies," the group's president continued.
In a statement, Created Equal noted that the group is "committed to defending babies. We are also committed to defending the right to defend babies. Thus, Created Equal is currently engaged in several open cases with prosecutors charging those who attack our property or people, including the incidents at UNC."
Ward was later charged with a simple assault, which is a misdemeanor, and has a court date set for June 4.
Watch her entitled behavior below:
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Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu, who was roundly criticized in Japan for weak leadership during the gulf war, rebounded in a big way Sunday, leading his ruling Liberal Democratic Party to its strongest showing in local elections in 20 years. With more than 98 percent of the vote tallied Monday, the LDP had captured 1,529 of the 2,693 posts in nationwide gubernatorial, mayoral, prefectural (state) assemblies and city council races.
The figure represents a gain of 147 seats from its poor showing in similar elections in 1987, when the LDP lost 105 local seats.
''emperor of Tokyo,'' who has ruled Japan`s biggest city for 12 years. Kaifu and the LDP withdrew support for Suzuki earlier this year when stories surfaced of corruption, cronyism and bid-rigging for major public works projects.
The big loser in the Sunday election were the nation`s socialists, led by Takako Doi, who five years ago became the first woman to head a major Japanese political party. The party won only 12 percent of the posts, compared to 58 percent for the LDP.


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Sphero buys littleBits to take the lead in STEAM education
Sphero Inc., which makes rolling robot toys, and littleBits, which develops modular electronics, today announced that they have joined forces in an attempt to become the No. 1 provider of science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics or STEAM and coding kits in the world.
Boulder, Colo.-based Sphero was founded as Orbotix in 2010. It raised $12.1 million in June 2018. The company claimed that it produces the No. 1 robot in education, available in more than 40,000 schools, clubs, and institutions globally.
This spring, Sphero partnered with Space Center Houston, the visitors' center of the NASA Johnson Space Center, on a virtual Apollo 11 Moon Landing Challenge.
New York-based littleBits was founded in 2011 by Ayah Bdeir, a TED senior fellow, MIT Media Lab alumna, and Inc Magazine Top 100 Female Founder. The company said it has sold millions of STEAM kits in more than 70 countries.
Sphero and littleBits said they have reached a combined total of more than 6 million students, 65,000 teachers, and 35,000 schools globally, with more than $500 million in sales. The value of the acquisition was not specified.
Both companies had Star Wars licenses for educational kits. Sphero was perhaps best known for its BB-8 replicas, but its license for new products expired at the end of last year. The company will support existing toys for two more years.
An educational robotics leader gets rolling
With the acquisition of littleBits, Sphero claimed that it is the largest player in the $150 billion education technology industry. The company said it now has a portfolio of more than 140 patents in robotics, electronics, software, and the Internet of Things.
It added that teachers will have access to hundreds of thousands of community-generated inventions and activities, and over 1,000 lessons tied to NGSS, CSTA, and Common Core standards.
Sphero and littleBits also plan to rally their networks of educators around the world that they have cultivated through their ambassador programs, with over 67 "Sphero Heroes" and 50 littleBits "Bitstar Educators."
"Sphero and littleBits are on a mission to make hands-on learning fun and memorable," said Sphero CEO Paul Berberian. "Together, we're able to make an even greater impact by delivering the best possible solution — whether it is programming a robot to solve a maze or building an electronic music synthesizer. There are infinite learning possibilities — and they're all fun."
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Sphero serves growing demand
According to a Harris poll, 91% of teachers say they would like to integrate more hands-on learning in their classes. Sphero also cited research by the National Assessment of Educational Progress that found that students who enjoy weekly hands-on learning activities fare 40% to 70% better in science, math, and other subjects.
"When I studied engineering, it was top-down, test-based," said Ayah Bdeir, founder of littleBits. "I hated it and wanted to quit every semester. Then I got exposed to the pedagogy of learning through play, and my life changed. No one could peel me away from learning, inventing, creating. Together, littleBits and Sphero are now bringing this experience to kids everywhere."
At the same time, other consumer robotics startups have faced challenges meeting expectations, with Anki's failure as a notable example.
With this deal, Sphero plans to accelerate international growth and acquire other products and companies to further expand its portfolio of STEAM products and tools. The company will have offices in Boulder, New York, and Hong Kong with Paul Berberian as CEO. Ayah Bdeir will be leaving littleBits.
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Published in Category: Lahore
Bilawal urged Govt. to provide preferable medical facilities to Nawaz Sharif
Lahore: Pakistan People's Party (PPP) chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari on Monday urged the federal government to ensure that preferable medical facilities are provided to former premier Nawaz Sharif, who is serving seven-year imprisonment at the Kot Lakhpat jail in Lahore after being convicted in Al-Azizia Reference case.
Pakistan People's Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari on Monday met ousted premier Nawaz Sharif at Kot Lahpat prison and said that the PML-N supremo should be given the best possible medical treatment for his medical condition. Addressing the media, the PPP chairman said that the country can only progress with democracy and added that the main focus of the meeting was to inquire on Nawaz's health.
Bilawal said he had come to inquire about Nawaz's health because he had heard that the former premier was unwell and over the past few weeks the PML-N and Nawaz's daughter Maryam Nawaz had issued concerning statements regarding his health.
Bilawal Bhutto inquired about Sharif's health along with other senior party leaders including Qamar Zaman Kaira, Mustafa Khokhar, Hassan Murtaza and Jameel Soomro. "Despite of being sick, Nawaz Sharif did not seem to make any compromise," he went on to say.
"Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto and Asif Ali Zardari had also served jail time in this jail," he added. "Our visit was not for any alliance, very early to talk about an alliance," the PPP leader clarified. "The PPP is ready to work with the government on important matters such as foreign policy, security and economy" he added.
To a question, Bilawal also criticised Finance Minister Asad Umar for criticising his speech in the National Assembly, saying that, "I don't know why Asad Umar was disappointed when I spoke in English," adding that the foreign minister also delivered his speech in English.
He said that the PPP believes that the basic principles of the CoD should be re-emphasised and the political challenges of today should also be discussed. He said solutions should be found to these challenges and while talking to other political parties in favour of democracy, a new document should simultaneously be prepared. He noted that his father had spent eleven and a half years in jail and eventually been acquitted by the courts. Of course he (Nawaz Sharif) is unwell but I got no impression that there is a deal being made or Nawaz Sharif is ready to compromise. Nawaz Sharif is focused on his principles and, God willing, the PML-N will remain fixed on their principles," he said.
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Faith XLVII, 2018
Internationally acclaimed visual artist, Faith XLVII, was commissioned by CASS to create this piece on the exterior wall of Haven restaurant in Tampa, Florida. Born in South Africa and based in Los Angeles, California, Faith considers her work a spiritual release that speaks to the complexities of the human condition, its deviant histories and existential search.
Dalek, 2017
Known for his brightly colored and richly layered geometrical shapes, North Carolina based artist, Dalek, was commissioned by CASS to create this mural. Located in the Epicurean Hotel's trendy rooftop bar, Dalek's wall was recently unveiled at the annual Bern's Winefest.
BASK, 2017
CASS and Hyde Park Village teamed up in 2014 to create and outdoor gallery highlighting local and international talent. In preparation for his solo exhibit with CASS, titled BASK In The Epicurean, BASK created this piece to welcome visitors to the village.
Chad Mize, 2017
Designed specifically to showcase local talent, this bay door in Tampa, Florida's Hyde Park Village will be an ever-changing installation. This year, CASS commissioned St Petersburg, Florida based multimedia artist and designer, Chad Mize, to leave his mark. Next year, CASS will replace Chad's work with that of another local artist.
Eaton, 2016
Los Angeles based artist, Tristan Eaton, was commissioned to paint this mural in honor of Bern's Steak House's 60th Anniversary. The mural contains images depicting the rich history of the restaurant and has become a permanent part of the community landscape.
Apexer, 2016
Known for his collaborative murals in San Francisco, CASS brought Apexer to St Petersburg, Florida to participate in the city's SHINE Mural Festival. Apexer uses his strong foundation in calligraphy and graffiti to create amazingly colorful and complex patterns.
Michael Reeder, 2016
CASS sponsored Michael Reeder in 2016 as part of SHINE Mural Festival in St Petersburg, FL. Like much of his work, this wall show's Reeder's use of realism to illustrate ego and identity.
Greg Mike, 2015
CASS sponsored Greg Mike's wall in 2015 in the first ever St Petersburg, Florida, SHINE Mural Festival. Greg Mike finds passion in reinvigorating public places and is best known for his iconic Mr Loudmouth image.
Shark Toof, 2015
CASS brought Los Angeles-based graffiti artist, Shark Toof to Florida in 2015 for the Shine Mural Festival. Known for his iconic imagery of sharks, Shark Toof has gallery exhibits and large scale murals nationwide.
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Overview of Spousal Support in Kentucky
For many years in our country's history, one spouse supported the other financially in the marriage. If they decided to divorce, the supporting spouse was required to pay alimony, which is also known as both spousal support and maintenance, to the spouse who had not been in the workforce. Nowadays, it's more common for both spouses to work outside the home. However, alimony is still available for spouses in Kentucky.
There are three types of alimony in Kentucky: temporary, rehabilitative (or short-term), and permanent alimony.
Temporary alimony is only available during the divorce process. One spouse may have relied on the other for financial support, specifically to pay for everyday living expenses during the duration of the marriage. That spouse may need financial support while the divorce is being finalized. Temporary alimony may be awarded in this situation.
Rehabilitative/Short-Term
In Kentucky and many states, rehabilitative short-term alimony is an option. There's a single purpose behind short-term alimony: to provide financial support while the spouse who was the lower-earner during the marriage gets either a degree or specialized job training that will allow him or her to support himself or herself.
This type of alimony is only available during the time that the lower-earner spouse is looking for a job or a better job. In most cases, the judge requires that the spouse creates a plan that outlines just how long it will take him or her to become financially independent, which helps define the time period that the higher-earner spouse will be paying alimony.
There are only a few circumstances where a judge will award permanent alimony. Typically, it's only available when a marriage of 10 years or more is ending. Or, if one of the spouses is elderly or has a disability and won't be able to join the workforce, then permanent alimony might be awarded in those situations.
Who Is Entitled to Spousal Support?
There are certain factors that affect whether a spouse is entitled to financial support, and they mostly relate to the spouse's ability to support him or herself financially. Gender doesn't matter when it comes to who receives alimony.
There are two key factors:
The spouse doesn't have the resources to be self-supporting, even once the property has been divided in the divorce.
The spouse cannot be self-sufficient or is responsible for caring for a child whose needs make it extremely difficult for the spouse to work outside the home.
If these two requirements are met, then the spouse will be entitled to alimony.
Determination of Type, Amount, and Duration
The type of alimony that will be awarded, the amount, and the duration depend on several different factors. To determine whether a spouse needs alimony, the court looks at factors surrounding their finances and life circumstances.
For life circumstances, the court considers:
The lower-earning spouse's age, physical health, and mental health
The standard of living during the marriage and the length of the marriage
The time it would take for the spouse to find adequate employment after either a degree or job training has been completed
For finances, the court considers:
The lower-earning spouse's financial resources
The lower-earning spouse's ability to become financially independent
The higher-earning spouse's ability to remain financially independent while they pay spousal support
In most cases, the court will determine the end of the spousal support depending on when the lower-earning spouse is able to become financially independent. Spousal support also ends when the receiving spouse remarries or when either spouse passes away.
Changes to Current Alimony Agreements
When life circumstances change, there may be a need to change the alimony agreement. It's possible to petition the court to modify the original alimony agreement. If the paying spouse loses his or her job, for example, it's important to file to modify the arrangement before he or she stops paying the alimony.
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More charges for man who held knife to woman's neck
Josh O'Leary
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An additional charge has been filed against a man accused of breaking into an apartment and holding a knife to a woman's throat near downtown Iowa City.
Iowa City Police have added a third-degree burglary charge to the list of crimes they allege Vernard Archer, 30, of Iowa City, committed early Sunday.
The new charge stems from an incident at 3 a.m. at another apartment in the 300 block of E. College Street. According to a police report, a woman was sitting on a couch in the apartment when she heard someone trying to force a sliding glass door open. She got up and alerted two other people who went to the door to see what was happening.
According to police, they saw a man, later identified as Archer, trying to open the door. Police said there were other attempted burglaries in the area at the same time.
Third-degree burglary is an aggravated misdemeanor.
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Iowa City police caught a man they say broke into a near-downtown apartment and held a knife to woman's throat before her screams scared him off.
The arrest comes eight years after the alleged perpetrator — 30-year-old Vernard Archer, who has an extensive criminal history — shot a man in the back after an altercation in southeast Iowa City.
Police arrested Archer and charged him with first-degree burglary, a Class D felony, after an incident at 5:23 a.m. Sunday in an apartment at 325 E. College St.
According to a criminal complaint, Archer entered the apartment, where a female was sleeping on the couch. When the victim woke up, Archer allegedly held a knife to her neck and threatened to kill her. The victim screamed and alerted other residents, causing Archer to flee, according to police.
After police arrived on the scene, officers allegedly observed Archer through a glass door fleeing the area. Police located him a short time later, and the victim positively identified him as the assailant, according to the report.
Archer's address on the criminal complaint was listed as 1121 Gilbert Court, which is the address of the Johnson County Crisis Center. In addition to the burglary charged, he is charged with intimidation with a dangerous weapon, a Class C felony; interference with official acts, a simple misdemeanor; and public intoxication, a simple misdemeanor.
Local police have arrested Archer on numerous occasions over the past decade, according to online court records. On Feb. 8, 2006, near Cross Park Avenue and Broadway Street, Archer fired several shots that struck another man in the back as he ran away following an altercation. The gunshot caused a life-threatening injury, but the victim survived.
Archer eventually pleaded guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon and carrying weapons, and was sentenced to four years in prison. He had five other charges dismissed.
Archer had been transported to the Muscatine County Jail and was being held Monday on $100,000 bond.
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How are you planning on spending this weekend? If you're in need of a little inspiration, allow The Sybarite to make a suggestion…
Gallop down to Windsor Great Park and watch the England Polo Team take on The Commonwealth at Guards Polo Club, in the hope of retaining the much sought after Coronation Cup trophy – widely seen as one of the stand-out social events of the summer.
Showcasing the very best of this fast paced sport (an enduring alliance between human and horse), Sybarites will get to see some of the England's leading players competing for the title. Think James Beim (no 3) who, last year, as captain led England to victory over South America. James will joined by Max Charlton (no 2) – aka the recipient of the Garrard Most Valuable Player award on his first appearance in the Royal Salute Coronation Cup. Charlton will no doubt be hoping to impress his peers and win this prize again.
Elsewhere Jack Richardson will wear the number 1 shirt in what will be his England debut, while James Harper will sport the all-important number 4 shirt – and is clearly relishing the opportunity. "I have played for England several times but never for the Coronation Cup and this is the big day. I have been close a couple of times and was reserve last year so I am delighted to have made the cut this year," says Harper of his forthcoming Coronation Cup debut.
The Diamond Jubilee Trophy match will be played after the showcase Coronation Cup game giving guests an improved match-card, featuring two top quality, afternoon games.
Bottom line? Don't horse (sorry!) around. If you've never made it to the Royal Salute Coronation Cup – the UK's most prestigious international polo match – that must be righted.
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The PlayStation Vita really is a great platform for this genre. The system has motion sensing in it, a front and a back touchscreen, a microphone, a huge and beautiful screen; basically every bell and/or whistle you could ever want. Thankfully DJMax doesn't go out of its way to be the crazy and gimmicky game that tries to utilize every feature a device possesses. Instead, it regulates itself to only the touch controls to great effect.
During a song, the screen is split in half horizontally into two bard. A vertical line slides across the top half from left to right and the bottom half from right to left. The objective is to tap circles at the precise moment the sliding vertical line matches up with vertical line inside the circle. This mechanic forms the basic foundation of the gameplay and it sounds simple, doesn't it? Well, it gets a bit more complicated than that.
The game will also throw into the mix sliding bars where you have to hold your finger as the circle slides across a line, there are some circles that must be tapped at the same time and there are even some circles that must be tapped using only the back touchpad. Once you get into the more advanced songs, things can quickly get crazy. I preferred to use only the front screen, lay the Vita down on a desk and tap away. I found it uncomfortable to hold in one hand and play with the other, especially for longer periods of time, but this was mostly due to the weight of the Vita itself and not the game's mechanics.
What the game has in gameplay intensity, it lacks in game mode variety. You can play the arcade mode, which allows you to pick from a few different difficulties and sets of songs. There is also a cool option to tweak the settings and have the circles appear right before they need to be hit, or fade away more quickly, etc. Overall though, besides playing through songs in a linear fashion and receiving a letter grade, there isn't much else to do. I'm not sure how creative they really could have gotten, but maybe a few different gameplay styles or minigames would have been nice.
As you play songs you will unlock more songs, images, videos and the like. You can also unlock "profiles" and different items to use that offer bonuses like XP boosters or give you a shield that requires you to miss more notes before your combo breaks. These are nice to use and ensure each time you play a song for the first time there are always plenty of things to unlock.
While playing, the backdrop of the song is a fully animated music video. Some songs have live action music videos, but most of them are animated. This is probably due to the fact that ~75% of the songs in the game are a mixture of trance, dubstep, K-Pop and other less mainstream genres. This is not to say it's a bad choice of music – the beats are extremely catchy and fun to play, I have a song stuck in my head right now (althought I have no idea what the actual words are, I just have my own interpretation of what the Korean sounds like on repeat in my skull.) However, the soundtrack might be a little off-putting to some people.
Let us know what you think of this game and the review in the comments section below. What is your favorite rhythm game of all-time?
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Posted on July 22, 2014 by enderfall
It's refreshing to see the number of players participating in Vintage events. I've been playing in a fair share of events since Vintage was released, though I haven't been able to play nearly as much as I would like with graduate school and summer family time getting in the way. Nonetheless, I have made some observations about Vintage over the last ~6 weeks and I'd like to share my thoughts with my loyal readers.
Vintage Masters is a runaway success.
There simply isn't any other way to objectively describe the impact VM has had on MTGO. Drafts and sealed events fired like crazy for the first several weeks, and are still firing at a rapid pace today. Some of that momentum may change with M15 arriving shortly, but I still hold out hope that VM drafts will fire with some regularity.
Simply firing drafts isn't enough to qualify VM a runaway success, however. The other side of the coin is that the cost to play Vintage on MTGO has been cratered by VM. Cards that used to cost $20, $30, $40, or a lot more have been slashed to levels I never thought possible. Force of Will was a $100 card in December 2013 (prior to the announcement of it being a MOCS promo again). You can now get one for less than 30 tix, and it was even cheaper at one point. Vampiric Tutor was a 45 tix card in March; it's now hovering between 1 and 2 tix. The list of examples like this is as long as the number of cards in VM. Duals and format pillars (Mana Drain, Oath of Druids, Mishra's Workshop, etc.) are all a fraction of what they were a few months ago, and this is a good thing.
The price of Power, after a brief period of speculation-fueled inflation, are hovering at reasonable prices. Right now, a person looking to buy a set of the Power 9 can do so for roughly 610 tickets. This is the sweet spot I predicted a couple months back, and I'm happy to see that the format is fairly healthy as a result. A host of paper players have joined MTGO just to play Vintage online, while Legacy players also appear to have migrated over to Vintage, if only to see what it's all about. There is also the subset of players that have been long-time Classic players (like myself) or others with large Classic collections that never participated in Classic that have resurfaced after having waited so long for Vintage to finally arrive on MTGO.
WotC did a great job on VM. They designed a fun limited environment from a card pool that, frankly, I was skeptical could produce a viable set; for that, the designers (Ian Duke, et al.) deserve some kind of award. Beyond that, they crafted the perfect ratio to find Power to keep things balanced and make them as iconic as they are in paper. Or at least, as close as possible in a digital form. Right now, Black Lotus is the most expensive single card to own in MTGO, and that is absolutely fine by me.
WotC still has trouble with basic communication.
There are some things that never seem to change. For years, WotC has struggled with communication, or at least with consistently conveying their message. While there have been steps in the right direction, the past few weeks (ignoring the shutdown of V3) have been real head-scratchers.
The way that information is communicated to the public is completely fractured. There are MTGO blog posts, articles on "the Mothership", random tweets from WotC employees on Twitter, and the jumbled mess that is announcements for set release/prerelease information, to name a few. There is no single repository for information that people can go to and see everything they need and have all of their questions "answered".
The first problem, was the cryptic way that they described how long VM limited events would last. The VM release information page listed the details of the events with a date at the top signifying that the release events would end on July 2. Most people read this and stopped there, thinking that there would only be 3 weeks of VM limited available. Considering how short of a "print" run that Modern Masters had, this was a reasonable conclusion to make.
Unfortunately, that was not the case, as buried at the bottom of that information box was the note that the events would "continue after July 2 without the Dack Fayden Avatar promotional prize" (or something to that effect). Worse still, there wasn't any sort of date of when the VM limited events would actually end. It was only the small % of players that follow Worth Wolpert/Mike Turian and company on Twitter that found out that the plan was for VM events to continue "until the Fall set is released", meaning Khans of Tarkir. Eventually, people realized the VM limited events would continue to run for a while, even if they had to wait until July 3 to see that they were still available for proof.
Then on July 8th, Worth Wolpert (on Twitter, of course) announced that VM would effectively end on July 25. An uproar ensued complete with pitchforks, torches, and tin foil hats. It appeared that prices had dropped so low on VM that Worth was afraid that the prices of Power would no longer retain their "mystique", whatever that means. The panic included people briefly spiking the price of several chase VM cards with the belief that the low point had been seen and prices would start to creep up.
After ~2 days of "discussion", WotC reversed their decision by amazingly admitting their mistake. VM queues will continue until KTR is released, as they originally said they would, though this entire situation is a sad reflection on how WotC continues to screw up basic communication. I believe this meme is an accurate way to describe WotC's strategy of communication:
Non-Vintage Masters cards have skyrocketed in value.
This was predictable, to some extent, but some of these prices are absolutely outrageous. Is Hurkyl's Recall really a 60-ticket card? There are many more examples to list, but it's not worth going through them one by one. Needless to say, we saw the same thing last year with cards that did not make their way into Modern Masters, so this was a predictable outcome. Hopefully, we can get some of these cards reprinted soon in order to help lower the only real remaining barrier to (reasonable) entry into Vintage. A promo with the original art of Hurkyl's, among others, is long overdue.
If anyone is interested in speculating on some of these cards, I'd recommend staying away. Most of these price increases already reflect the speculator market, especially Hurkyl's, which I know was heavily targeted by some people. At this point, I don't know how much higher these cards can really go, and reprints are always a huge risk here since WotC seems to be on a crusade to drop the price of some of the most expensive cards online (August's MOCS promo is Show and Tell).
DEs are firing all 3 timeslots 7 days a week, and we also fired one PE.
The surest sign that Vintage is in a good place is that the DEs, despite their atrocious payout for 3-1 finishes, are consistently firing. Nearly all 20 DEs that are offered are firing each week, which is truly amazing. Most events start with more than the minimum at the scheduled start time. This is a vast departure from Classic, which struggled to fire one event per week.
Premier Events are a slightly different story. With a strong coordinated effort from Stephen Menendian and Zherbus, we were able to fire the Sunday July 13 PE with the maximum number of players. The fact that there were probably some people that couldn't enter the event because it was full says something about the interest in playing in such an event.
The timing of the events is the biggest problem with being able to get more PEs to fire, and if Vintage on MTGO is going to really thrive, PEs need to fire more than once in a blue moon. At the current timeslot, the PE starts before the players in the 3:30pm PST DE finish their tournament. With the prospect of gathering enough players to get a PE to fire perpetually in question right now, players will gravitate to the events that are most likely to fire, especially the grinders. Thus, the DEs have been filling up. Several players that play in the 3:30pm PST DE also stick around to play in the 6:30pm PST DE which would indicate that there is interest in playing a lot of Vintage in the evenings.
Since those players in the 3:30 event haven't finished by the time the 5:30pm PST PE begins, you are likely to miss out on a handful of players that otherwise might play in the PE, but signed up for the 3:30pm DE since it was almost guaranteed to fire. If the events were spaced out a little better, getting a PE to fire would be considerably easier.
The other problem right now is that a PE starting at 8:30pm on the East Coast is going to end at about 1:00am EST, at the absolute earliest, and likely pushing 2:00am most of the time. For Sunday nights in particular, this is rather difficult for people with "9-5" jobs to make a consistent commitment to. It's a little easier on Friday/Saturday evenings, but still difficult for those with families.
I propose that the DEs are spread out a little better and that the PE is moved up 1-2 hours. I believe an ideal Vintage DE/PE schedule to look like this:
DE's (7 days a week)
5:30am PST
12:30pm PST
6:30pm PST
PE's (Fri/Sat/Sun)
Such a schedule might make the middle DE a little less likely to fire, but it makes the PE much more likely to fire, in my opinion. I believe that people would much prefer that we get 2 DEs in each day with 1-2 PEs firing a week instead of simply sticking with the 3x DE and zero PE plan we are currently on.
Vintage is a fast and unforgiving format.
I've come to a few conclusions about Vintage, and the most apparent thing to me is simply how fast the format is (even if it doesn't "appear" fast) and how one single mistake can decide a match. This doesn't necessarily mean you lose the match on the spot, but rather that mistake might cost you the game several turns later.
For instance, I played a recent DE where I was piloting a Grixis Control deck against a UR Young Delver deck. The match was 1-1 and I was on the play for Game 3. I had an opener with Lotus, land, and Jace, but no countermagic backup. I was already down 0-1 in the DE, so I figured that making the risky play to throw out Jace on Turn 1 with no protection was a worthwhile gamble that if it didn't pay off, at least I'd have time to go do something else (or go to sleep early). I was able to land Jace as my opponent either did not have a Force, or didn't feel the need to use it. Knowing that my opponent was playing Lightning Bolt, I initially figured I would +2 Jace to get out of Bolt range. I then over thought the situation and crossed my fingers that I would draw a Mental Misstep or something else to prevent Jace from being killed on my opponents first turn, or praying that my opponent simply didn't have it. Thus, I Jace-stormed into nothing and my opponent naturally had Bolt for Jace. While the game was far from over, I had effectively lost the game because my hand was left with basically nothing. I had tossed all of my eggs into the "Jace is going to win me this game" basket and eventually died about 8 turns later.
The moral of that story isn't just that one mistake can lose the game, it's also that "assume the worst" and you will probably be rewarded later. In the games I've played thus far, this is the overwhelming lesson that I have learned. Of course, that doesn't really apply when you are playing a more proactive deck, such as Storm…
People still love playing combo decks on MTGO.
There are a lot of advantages to playing Combo decks online. The games typically end fast, which allows grinders to "double queue" and play more matches of Magic than if they played a more controlling deck. Combo decks also reward you against opponents that are ill-equipped to stop you, or inexperienced enough to know how to.
That being said, Vintage Combo decks like Storm are all over the place online. Paper players don't seem to be jamming Storm nearly as often as online players, though this is only evident to me through Top 8 decklists, not hands-on experience. It could be that many more Combo decks are present in paper, it's just that they are not performing well. Regardless of the case, players need to be prepared for Storm decks in online Vintage.
I miss having access to 4x Brainstorm
After years of building decks with a playset of Brainstorms, it's taken me a while to adjust in Vintage. In games where I have a somewhat questionable hand (could be good, could be bad), I find myself thinking, "well, if I draw Brainstorm, I should be OK." Unfortunately, Brainstorm does not come up as often as I would like in Vintage.
What was so great about unrestricted Brainstorm was the fact that it could singlehandedly pull you out of bad situations in Classic (and Legacy, for that matter). As a 1-of in Vintage, it is not consistent. In a way, though, I'm glad that Brainstorm is restricted in Vintage, as the card is really good at what it does and would drastically change the format. Nonetheless, I do miss having the crutch that is unrestricted Brainstorm.
MTGO has not significantly changed the Vintage metagame… yet.
One of the interesting aspects that people had hoped Vintage on MTGO would bring was innovation. With events running every day, it was reasonable to expect that new and exciting decks could be explored that might not have ever seen the light of day in paper. There was also a large subset of players who had never played Vintage before that might bring new ideas to the table without the hardened view of what would work and what wouldn't work in Vintage that veterans of the paper metagame might have.
So far, that hasn't really come to fruition. There are some examples of decks that might not see a ton of paper play, but have seen a lot of play on MTGO, such as the 5-color Humans decks. These decks are based around human "hate bears" that are uncounterable thanks to Cavern of Souls. RexDart, has an example of such a deck that I recommend reading/watching.
There is also the Dack Fayden Slaver deck that has been running around the last 1-2 weeks. The deck is probably the most widely adopted deck that has developed with Vintage being online. I do believe that paper players would've given Dack a fair shot at some point this year (perhaps Vintage Champs or GenCon), but MTGO certainly helped push this deck forward much faster than we would've seen in paper. Here is an example by KowalLazy, who piloted the deck to a 2nd-place finish in the only Premier Event that has fired:
Dack Slaver by KowalLazy
Planeswalkers (2)
2 Dack Fayden
2 Baleful Strix
1 Myr Battlesphere
Sorceries (12)
1 Demonic Tutor
2 Duress
1 Merchant Scroll
4 Night's Whisper
1 Ponder
1 Time Walk
1 Tinker
1 Yawgmoth's Will
Instants (17)
1 Ancestral Recall
1 Brainstorm
1 Fact or Fiction
1 Fire // Ice
4 Force of Will
1 Gifts Ungiven
3 Mana Drain
1 Mental Misstep
1 Mystical Tutor
1 Spell Pierce
1 Thirst for Knowledge
1 Vampiric Tutor
1 Black Lotus
1 Mana Crypt
1 Mana Vault
1 Mindslaver
1 Mox Jet
1 Mox Pearl
1 Mox Sapphire
1 Sol Ring
Lands (14)
1 Library of Alexandria
1 Misty Rainforest
4 Scalding Tarn
1 Tolarian Academy
3 Underground Sea
2 Volcanic Island
1 Darkblast
1 Flusterstorm
3 Grafdigger's Cage
3 Ingot Chewer
2 Massacre
2 Yixlid Jailer
There have been other decks based around Dark Depths and Thespians Stage as well as an Apple Jacks list that took down an 8-man queue, but by and large, the online metagame is a reasonable facsimile of the paper metagame. Hopefully, as people settle into the format and get past the allure of finally playing with all these powerful cards/decks, some new innovation will occur.
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without a live Python process running.  However, for plotting millions
or billions of points, this strength can turn into a liability,
because current web browsers are very limited in how much data they
can feasibly work with.  Moreover, the visual representation of such
large datasets is often misleading due to `overplotting`_ and related
issues.

`Datashader`_ is a separately available Python library that
pre-renders even the largest datasets into a fixed-size raster image
that faithfully represents the data's distribution.  Datashader
includes tools and examples showing how to build interactive Bokeh
plots that dynamically re-render these images when zooming and panning
in Bokeh, making it practical to work with arbitrarily large datasets
in a web browser.

.. image:: /_images/ds_sample.png
    :width: 900 px
    :height: 670 px
    :scale: 70 %
    :alt: Datashader Bokeh example
    :align: center

Datashader works well together with `HoloViews`_ (see below and
`this_example`_), which allows you to flexibly switch between
datashaded and non-datashaded versions of a plot, interleave
datashader-based plots with other Bokeh-based plots, and so on.

HoloViews
---------

Bokeh is designed to provide an enormous amount of power and
flexibility to the Python programmer, making it feasible to develop
complex visualization-focused applications for deployment on web
browsers.  However, for day-to-day work exploring and visualizing
data, it can be helpful to have a higher-level API on top of what
Bokeh provides, to make it simpler to do common visualization tasks
without specifying each step explicitly.

`HoloViews`_ is a separately maintained package that provides a
concise declarative interface for building Bokeh plots. HoloViews is
particularly focused on interactive use in a Jupyter notebook,
allowing quick prototyping of figures for data analysis.  For
instance, to build an interactive figure with three linked Bokeh plots
requires only one line of code in HoloViews:

.. image:: /_images/hv_sample.png
 :width: 976 px
 :height: 510 px
 :scale: 80 %
 :alt: HoloViews Bokeh example
 :align: center

Adding overlaid plots, slider widgets, selector widgets, selection
tools, and tabs is similarly straightforward.  HoloViews objects can
also be rendered using a Matplotlib-based backend, which allows SVG or
PDF output not currently available for native Bokeh plots.  See the
Holoviews `Bokeh_Backend`_ tutorial for more details.

.. _Bokeh_Backend: http://holoviews.org/Tutorials/Bokeh_Backend.html
.. _HoloViews: http://holoviews.org
.. _React: https://reactjs.org
.. _Datashader: https://github.com/bokeh/datashader
.. _overplotting: https://anaconda.org/jbednar/plotting_pitfalls
.. _this_example: https://anaconda.org/jbednar/census-hv

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The new efficient and environmentally sustainable tankers for Erik Thun AB will feature W?rtsil? propulsion and fuel supply solutions.
In 2014, the Scheepswerf Ferus Smit yard built two cement carriers on behalf of Erik Thun AB. These are now operated by JT Cement; a joint venture company with Norway based KG Jebsen Cement. Those ships also feature Wärtsilä dual-fuel propulsion, and this latest order can be seen as an endorsement of both the owner and the shipyard's satisfaction with the Wärtsilä technology.
The 115 meter long coastal tankers feature a 'next generation' design focusing on high energy efficiency, low noise levels both above and below the water, and environmental sustainability. The Wärtsilä solutions were selected primarily because they meet all these criteria. The full scope of supply for each of the four vessels includes a 6-cylinder Wärtsilä 34DF dual-fuel main engine, a Wärtsilä LNGPac fuel supply system, a Wärtsilä Gas Valve Unit (GVU), and a Controllable Pitch Propeller (CPP) with HP nozzle. The equipment will be delivered to the yard commencing in 2018.
"The fuel efficiency of the Wärtsilä 34DF engine, whether in gas or diesel mode, was a prime consideration in its selection for these 'next generation' tankers. Similarly, the successful track record of both the CPP and LNGPac solutions, and the proven efficiencies that they have demonstrated, were convincing arguments in our favor," says, Aaron Bresnahan, Vice President, Sales, Wärtsilä Marine Solutions.
"We have worked closely with Wärtsilä on many projects for more than 45 years, and we recognize their technical expertise and the reliability of their products. We are pleased, therefore, to have Wärtsilä as a partner for this project where efficiency and sustainability are the key essentials," says Anders Källson, Managing Director, Erik Thun AB.


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SHANGHAI -- Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp. plans to build and sell a right-hand drive version of its newly unveiled Roewe 350 hatchback in England, said Chen Zhixing, executive vice president of SAIC.
Chen, who is also head of SAIC's own brand vehicles, made the remarks at the ceremony held last week in the east China city of Nanjing marking the new car's roll-off from the production line.
The new car, which rolled off the production line at SAIC's Pukou plant in Nanjing, has a wheelbase of 2,650mm. It is 4,520mm long, 1,780mm wide and 1,500 high. It carries a 1.5-liter gasoline engine and a five-speed automated mechanical transmission.
Pricing information of the Roewe 350 remains unknown. Chen didn't provide a timeframe for the car's production in England.
At present, SAIC has a plant as well as an r&d team in Longbridge in England.
In January, SAIC said it plans to sell UK-made MG cars in Europe at the end of the year. Assembly of MG-series models, including the MG 6, would begin at its Longbridge plant in England late this year, SAIC Chairman Hu Maoyuan told Reuters on the sidelines of Shanghai's annual People's Political Consultative Conference.
SAIC became the owner of MG Rover's 10,000-unit Longbridge plant in Birmingham, central England in 2007, after a merger with its much smaller peer, Nanjing Automobile Group. Nanjing had aquired MG Rover in 2005 after Britain's last remaining domestic volume carmaker collapsed through financial difficulties.
SAIC launched its first self-developed car, the Roewe 750, based on technologies acquired from MG Rover, in March of that year, followed by the Roewe 550 and MG 6 models, popular with young, elite professionals in China.


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Limiting Eminent Domain Authority for the States
In June 2005, the Supreme Court's decision in Kelo vs. City of New London extended the power of eminent domain by allowing governments to condemn private property and transfer it to others for private economic development. This decision sparked a great deal of controversy and its repercussions and implications have been widely studied (see for example, the work by Ed Lopez and Bruce Benson).
Last week, the House Judiciary Committee approved a measure that would limit government's use of eminent domain. Specifically, the Private Property Rights Protection Act Act (H.R. 1433) would prohibit:
States and localities that receive Federal economic development funds from using eminent domain to take private property for economic development purposes. States and localities that use eminent domain for private economic development are ineligible under the bill to receive Federal economic development funds for 2 fiscal years.
When the bill was first introduced in 2011, the Honorable Trent Franks outlined its importance with the following statement:
We must restore the property rights protections that were erased from the Constitution by the Kelo decision. Fortunately, they are not permanently erased. Let us hope. John Adams wrote over 200 years ago that, ''Property must be secured or liberty cannot exist.'' As long as the specter of condemnation hangs over all property, arbitrary condemnation hanging over all property, our liberty is threatened.
There were many testimonies given throughout the hearing that pointed to the strengths and the weaknesses of H.R. 1433. Much of the economic literature suggests, however, that in general placing strong limits on eminent domain authority has substantial benefits for economic growth development, and prosperity. I think Ed Lopez, Carrie Kerekes and George Johnson (2007) sum up the importance of limiting this authority particularly well, as they write:
High taxes, excessive regulation, and loosely limited eminent domain powers are all tools of central planning and government control of the economy. Under these policies property rights are insecure, which distorts incentives for making good resource use decisions, discourages using assets as collateral for beneficial investments, and forfeits the dynamic benefits that emerge out of capitalism…Taxes, regulation, and takings through eminent domain decrease the security of property rights; therefore, these government infringements should be limited.
This entry was posted in Economic Policy, Property Rights and tagged economic development, economy, Ed Lopez, growth, Honorable Trent Franks, House Judiciary Committee, John Adams, New London, Supreme Court on January 31, 2012 by Ben VanMetre.
About Ben VanMetre
Ben VanMetre is an MA Fellow at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University. Before joining Mercatus, Ben earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from Beloit College where he double majored in Economics and Management and Psychology. His research interests include international and state-based development issues, entrepreneurship, institutional arrangements, and economic freedom. His work has appeared in Forbes, Economic Affairs, the Cato Journal, the Journal of Business and Economic Perspectives, the Journal of the James Madison Institute, the Free Market Foundation, and the second volume of the Wealth and Wellbeing of Nations.
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What is the make-up of a good make-up Artist? Insight from Mikki Moulding.
Good make-up in film can be transformative on many levels. It can help to elevate the characters and provide another level to the depth of the narrative. 'Harvest' make-up artist Mikki Moulding talks about her background and career in film make-up.
How long have you been working as a make-up artist?
"I have been working as a make-up artist for five years."
What is your background and what was your route into this career?
"I actually studied fine art. I specialised in painting and sculpting and it was this passion that led me to begin experimenting with the sculpture of the human form and into painting bodies. I was fascinated by how the human body and face could become transformed by the application of make-up and prosthetics. With this intrigue about the human form, it seemed natural to me to pursue a career in film make-up artistry."
Who inspires your work?
"Prosthetic artists such as Shaune Harrison and Kristyan Mallet are huge inspirations to me.
"Shaun Harrison created the UK's first make-up academy in Manchester which is run by a professional make-up and prosthetics artist. He has worked on some of the biggest blockbusters in history including the 'Harry Potter' series, 'Star Wars' films and Marvel films. His work is incredible and the fact he is now passing on his knowledge to aspiring artists is incredible.
"Kristyan Mallet is a Bafta-nominated artist who has worked on films like 'The Theory of Everything', 'Les Miserables' and the 'Guardians of the Galaxy'. He has transformed some of the biggest names in Hollywood during his career, which is the ambition of every make-up artist, including myself."
How do you work? What are your methods?
"I like to prep a lot of my work at home, in particular, the sculpting and moulding. This gives me the initial independence that I enjoy working with. I like the freedom to allow myself to be creative and achieve the best possible results on each project."
What interests you about the project 'Harvest'?
"'Harvest' has a brilliant crew and cast as well as a storyline which is captivating. The world of 'Harvest' which Pallas Pictures are creating is exciting. The world of the creatures and the humans within it fascinate me and there is definitely an opportunity for some incredible make-up.
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Some of the best articles in the International Journal of the History of Sport are the ones written by one of the journal's contributors. In fact, no other contributor in the history of the sport has ever managed to create such a long list of articles of such quality.
Ever since this journal was established, it has been composed of the articles of the respected living scholar and mathematician Hermann Litzinger. All of these articles have been collected by well-known sports media historian Clive Voas, who has assembled them into a single book called The International Journal of the History of Sport. Litzinger's articles have now been included into one volume, a first for any journal in the history of sport. The history of sport is certainly a fascinating subject, but to truly get to the heart of it, there is only one way to go: reading all of the articles that Clive Voas has collected for this book.
Each and every one of the contributors in the International Journal of the History of Sport are all extremely well-written and even knowledgeable. I would even go as far as to say that they are all truly one of a kind, as they all have a unique and individual writing style, so each one stands out in a unique way. All of the article in the book are well written, and many are even humorous.
One of the most poignant contributions in the book is from George Jepson, who has written a beautiful piece on Brian Lara. As most people who read this article will be aware, Brian Lara was killed during the World Cup of Bowling after the US team beat the Germans in the finals. It was this world cup of bowling that was the inspiration for the novel The Ninth Gate, and is still referred to today as a World Cup of Bowling story.
The third and final article, written by scholar Louis Reay, is on the heavyweight boxer Lee Selby. He was among the first athletes in the world to truly work his way up from poverty to professional athletes, and it was his complete commitment to his sport and the reward I gave him for his hard work that made him such a fascinating figure.
While the other pieces are fascinating and interesting, one of the most charming is written by Lewis Wallace. It is a brief biography of the famous scholar Charles Croy. He was famous for his studies of old writings, and many of his great discoveries were included in his writings, which is why it is now named the Croy Collection. However, it was Wallace who gave this book its title, as the Croy Collection was actually the Croy Chapel.
Even though this is an article collection in the history of sport, Clive Voas did an amazing job of collecting all of the contributions into one. It will be exciting to read this book, which should be in bookstores soon.
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