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The promotion follows Amy's journey from Young Blood to CCO
TBWA\Chiat\Day New York has announced the appointment of Amy Ferguson as chief creative officer. For Amy, who began her career at the agency, the elevation is the culmination of a 17-year ascent within the industry to assume creative leadership of the agency's full roster of clients, which includes Abbott, Hilton, Mayo Clinic, MTN DEW, Nissan, and Travelers Insurance, among others. She will be responsible for leading TBWA\Chiat\Day New York's creative department, while ensuring the creative product is everyone's responsibility.
With the promotion, Amy joins the agency's executive leadership team and will report to CEO Nancy Reyes.
One of the first residents of the agency's Young Bloods creative program in 2004, Amy was responsible for reigniting the initiative this year—reaffirming TBWA's commitment to supporting diverse creative talent. Not to be confused with an internship, the paid placement sees residents at all stages of their careers work alongside members of the agency's creative department on client briefs and projects.
Being named to the inaugural Clio Creators list and the Adweek Creative 100, Ferguson is a well-known creative powerhouse. From earned, owned and paid media, she has a proven history of creating non-traditional creative campaigns that span the entire communications ecosystem.
After Amy's first stint at TBWA\Chiat\Day, she went to Grey New York to work on E-trade and produced a wildly popular and awarded 'Talking Babies' Super Bowl spot. She was one of the first hires at MullenLowe New York, where she and long time creative partner Julia Neumann were brought in to kick-start the office and serve as creative directors on the JetBlue business, resulting in the airline's hugely successful viral Mother's Day film, 'FlyBabies.'
And in 2018, Ferguson returned to TBWA\Chiat\Day NY alongside Neumann to serve as executive creative directors. Notably, she was at the creative helm for globally award-winning work including adidas' 'Billie Jean King Your Shoes' and MTN DEW 'Major Millions'—campaigns that broke industry conventions and delivered exceptional business results.
Nancy Reyes, CEO, TBWA\Chiat\Day New York notes: "There is not a kinder, more intelligent or creative person better placed to propel our agency forward, and I can't wait to see the kick-ass work we'll produce for our partners. Amy is a natural, collaborative leader, and her modern thinking has and will continue to deliver ground breaking work for our clients."
With an always-in-beta mantra, TBWA continues to increase its digital and social offerings. And with her wealth of forward-thinking experience, the agency is in the midst of a new era of creativity. Supported by an incredibly talented roster of ECDs, alongside her agency duties, Amy will join TBWA's global creative core, a select group of top creative leaders from across the TBWA collective chosen to help execute against the company's vision.
"I'm beyond excited to step into the CCO role here at Chiat," added Amy. "When I was coming up, I didn't encounter many female creative leaders and even fewer mothers. I have a theory that a mom of three under five can do this job and do it well. Luckily, I'm surrounded by wonderful, supportive people who also believe it's possible, and I can't wait to get started."
Amy continued: "I look forward to pushing the work to brave, new places while staying true to the amazing creative standard that's a part of this agency's DNA and taking the opportunity to prioritise culture and collaboration."
Next year, Young Bloods will again seek creative talent from diverse backgrounds to celebrate and reflect the multicultural nature of America—beautiful CVs, websites and top portfolio schools are not prerequisites in the selection process.
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Home World Growing conflicts within the U.S. and Iran; New Year's is considered a possible flashpoint
Growing conflicts within the U.S. and Iran; New Year's is considered a possible flashpoint
The escalating situation has sparked controversy among Biden officials over how to respond to Iran's attacks and its proxies, current and former U.S. officials
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Biden officials and U.S. military leaders are deeply concerned about the escalation of hostilities with Iran, and view the new year as a possibility, according to two security officials and two administrative officials familiar with the matter.
Increasing tensions with Iran have created a debate within the administration over how to respond to the offensive and offensive actions of Iran and its proxies in the region, current and former US officials have said.
Tensions escalated following an attack on a U.S. military base known as At Tanf Garrison in southern Syria in October. 20, when five so-called suicide drones loaded with explosives and shrapnel were introduced at the base. No U.S. troops were killed in the attack, but several buildings were seriously damaged.
Three U.S. military officials and two senior officials have blamed Iran for the attack and launched an all-out attack on US troops. In an interview with Time magazine, the U.S. commander-in-chief Central Command, Marine General Frank McKenzie, did not blame Iran for the attack. He said anyone who did "apparently was trying to kill the American people."
Iran launched the offensive in retaliation for an Israeli strike in Syria that killed and injured several Iranian citizens, U.S. officials said. The Israeli strike aimed at sending more anti-aircraft missiles aimed at Iranian-backed groups operating in Syria.
The U.S. military had warned that drones were coming in, and they were able to evacuate more than 200 U.S. troops from the base to avoid any casualties, according to five officials.
A few hours after the attack, McKenzie told Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin about ways to retaliate against Iran. The options were kinetic, five officials said, including airstrikes aimed at Iran that could lead to the death of Iranian civilians. But senior Biden administration officials are concerned that the killing of Iranian people will escalate the situation and call for more options.
CENTCOM came back with a second round of options including airstrikes and cyber attacks, Austin and Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman, Army Gen. Mark Milley, who told the White House. In the end, the interagency team decided to respond with diplomacy, sending a message to Iran rather than bringing in airstrikes or cyberattack, according to one security official and one of the management officials who knew the response.
"The interagency has reviewed some of the options available to send Iran to clarify to the Iranian people how serious we can take the deadly strikes ahead," the administration official said.
In addition to the US mission, the At Tanf base was once again threatened this week, with two drones breaking into a nearby military base. A British fighter jet fired from an airplane that fired one drone, while the other flew. Defense officials are not sure if it was a failed attack or whether the drones were testing US defense. In any case, the incident has raised concerns that threats to the American people will intensify in the coming weeks, said two U.S. military officials.
Attacks on At Tanf and other incidents - including a street attack on a commercial oil tank, MT Mercer Street, in August from Oman, the US and Britain blamed Iran - sparked a debate inside and outside the administration about how to do so. block Iran without escalating a perpetual war, some top military officials choose a strong line, according to one U.S. official and one former diplomat with experience in negotiations.
Asked to comment, the White House forwarded a report to NBC News at a conference last week, in which a senior official said that months after the Iranian invasion of Americans in Iraq under Trump, Biden officials "used a combination of prevention, including two rounds of air raids. and more talk to prevent and reduce some of these conflicts. "
"So, since July, we have had five months of calm - so the longest time we have had in Iraq, I think, is actually three years. And we expect that to continue, "said the official. "But we are very much looking forward, as we look forward to the first half of next year, there is the celebration of the Solomon strike, there is a process of formation of the Iraqi government and a few other historic figures, that some of these attacks could start again. But we will be better prepared for that and be prepared. "
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Whoa!! It's been a while.. Finally I'm back from Sydney and can now present the cat-related news of past couple of weeks. Thank you all for your kind wishes. The trip was a thoroughly enjoyable one and I've included a couple of pictures from Taronga Zoo in Sydney in the post below. For more images and videos, you may go here.
First lions, and as always it is a mixed bag of news for Asiatic lions of Gir forest in western India. The good news is that the state government there has embarked on a landmark move to relocate nearly one hundred families of local forest dwellers out of the sanctuary. They are providing a sum of one million Indian Rupees to each family as compensation, and it is expected that the process will be completed by the end of next year. However, there is a caveat - the last time a similar move was undertaken by the government - it didn't go entirely as planned. The land allocated to the locals as part of the relocation program was sold illegally by nearly half of the migrating families. It is hoped that a similar situation doesn't evolve this time around. More on the above here and here.
And in other good news, the Wildlife Institute of India has recommended the development of Kuno Wildlife Sanctuary in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh as a second home for the endangered Asiatic lions. This will aid in diversification of gene pool of these lions and prevent them for being wiped out by a natural catastrophe or epidemic in Gir. There is even talk of moving some tigers to Gir forest as part of an overall conservation strategy for tigers. However, the authorities in the state of Gujarat, that houses the Gir sanctuary, have been reluctant to go along with either move and relieve their monopoly as the sole sanctuary for these rare lions on earth. This is despite the fact that the lion population in Gir has surpassed the carrying capacity of the park and lions are increasingly moving out of the forest to move close to villages and human habitations, thus coming into conflict with people. To read more about this you can go here, here and here.
And to make matters worse the state government of Gujarat has agreed to allocate protected forest land to eight firms for commercial development. Hundreds of hectares of wildlife territory from various sanctuaries is being offered to the companies. This is sure to disrupt the delicate ecosystem of these jungles and hamper the natural lifestyle and movement patterns of predator and prey species. As a result, the animals may move further out of the parks and come into conflict with people. As always, there are several reports this week too, of conflict between people and animals in and around Gir. To read these and more on the above development, you can go here, here, here, here, here and here.
To the African lion now and it seems that the king of beasts is facing quite a unique situation in certain parts of Cameroon. Apparently the big cat has of late had to deal with one more scavenger in the food chain, even smarter than its traditional adversary - the hyena. I'll say no more. You can just visit this BBC report and be astonished, here.
To tigers, and the news unfortunately is largely negative this week. First is the sobering new research evidence that suggests that Amur tigers, largest among all cats, face very little genetic diversity in their population. Decades of hunting and persecution in the past in Siberia has meant that the biodiversity in the tiger population has dwindled significantly. And even though recent good conservation strategies have resulted in the rise of tiger numbers to around five hundred individuals the effective population, scaled in terms of genetic diversity, remains at thirty five animals. And even as there is some evidence of genetic variation in the captive Amur tiger population, the long term survival of this majestic big cat in the wild appears somewhat imperiled by this new discovery. Full report here.
The news is not positive for other tiger subspecies too. The Bengal tigers in South Asia are suffering from rampant poaching and habitat loss. Starting in Nepal where border disputes with India in certain parts are posing a threat to the tiger through illegal activities caused a vacuum of law enforcement agencies from either country. In Valmiki Tiger Reserve two tigers have been killed recently by poachers operating in this expansive no man's land. The authorities in Nepal have also released the results of a recently concluded census that indicate a slight decrease in tiger numbers in the country over the past six years. More on the above here and here.
To Bangladesh now and here another horrible practice is emerging that foreshadows a dark future for the tigers - the beating of big cats to death by villagers. Owing to climate change, tigers are increasingly straying close to human settlements in Bangladesh. And here they are being attacked by angry mobs. Several reports have emerged that indicate a growing pattern of this practice across the country. Bangladesh has already lost its tigers from all but one reserve - the Sunderban. And here too, the tigers are having a difficult time, owing to conflict with locals. More here, here and here.
To India, and there is a combination of good and bad news here too. The good news is a proposed change in legislation that will introduce tougher sentences for poachers. There is also word of a special tiger protection force being set up to guard the big cats in thirteen tiger reserves across the country. Another significant move is the recent signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the chief tiger conservation body, state governments and field directors of tiger reserves in India. The memorandum indicates penalties for the field directors in case a single tiger or its habitat is lost from the forests under their authority. More on the above here and here.
The bad news continue to come in too though. Reports of several incidents of poaching and recovery of tiger parts alongside the news of arrest and indictment of poachers continue to emerge from India and other parts of Asia including Vietnam, Malaysia and Indonesia where the Indochinese, Malayan and Sumatran tigers are facing an uphill battle for survival. Following are some of the links of these arrests and poaching incidents, and one insightful interview from a leading tiger authority, Valmik Thapar: available here, here, here, here, here, here, here and here.
To leopards now and like the other big cats, there are also encouraging and adverse developments here. For the Indian leopard it has been a bad week, with news emerging of the recovery of several leopard skins during a raid in the north Indian state of Uttarakhand. For the Snow leopard too this was not such a good week, with a decline in its number reported by the recent Nepalese census. More on these here and here.
The only leopard species that had a good past couple of weeks, is the Clouded leopard. A clouded leopard cub was spotted in Bangladesh after four years, raising hope for the bright prospect of this beautiful cat's survival in the South Asian country. And the Smithsonian's National Zoo in the US reported its success in breeding a clouded leopard couple. Great news since clouded leopards are notoriously difficult to breed in captivity owing to the propensity of male leopards to kill females. To read more about these news you can go here and here.
Finally Cheetahs, and the most fragile yet athletic of the big cats is facing a bright future in Asia with reports emerging that India plans to reintroduce the spotted cats into its grasslands, decades after they were reported to have gone extinct in the country. The plan is still in its formative stages and is an ambitious one with several challenges. However, if it can be pulled off, it will be a major development for these majestic felines. There are also reports of scientific research of cheetahs that may assist in the understanding and study of these cats in the wild. More on these here, here and here.
That's all the news for the past few weeks. Before you go though, you may want to take a passing glance at how cats control our lives, here.
I like your new look. Very nicely done.
I also love all things cats. They scare me, but they are indeed beautiful. I hope that all your future posts are good news.
Makes me pretty angry how many poachers there are still and people BEATING cats to death! That is so disgusting. Why is it that our most precious animals are living side by side with our poorest people?
Thanks Sandee and Esz. I developed this layout from the basic Minima template.
Sandee, I very much hope for good news too in the future but I think it will take time before the proposed conservation changes take effect and good news begins to emerge.
Esz, you are right about many of the endangered animals currently living in some of the poorer nations. I think this may be owed to the fact that in most of the industrial world, wildlife has already been wiped out in the name of human development.
You know a long time ago I interviewed some oceanographers for a book I wrote about the leatherback turtle, and it was said that they have one of the top most depressing and hopeless jobs because of the constant challenges faced with endangered marine life! It doesn't sound far from the truth for the wildcat world as well.
Nice to see you back. But so much bad news that it's really depressing. People are horrible.
Hi! Nice to have you back!
I'm glad that generally things are looking up in India, and wish more governments would act accordingly.
People stealing meat from the lions really stumped me and the other story just disgusted me.
I guess it's back to what I mentioned before...it's all down to education. I hope one day everyone will be able to benefit from education, even the poorest of villagers.
Welcome back great post and photos.
New blog decor is nice. It's always amazing what humans do to animals. But then look what they do to each other.
Thanks for your kind words for our cousin Fraggle.
Welcome back dear Omer! Terrific post, as usual! I was appalled to read about people stealing the lions' kills. I suppose they don't know about conservation and endangered species, but still... On the other paw, I love the news about how cats manipulate their humans. It was on the radio a few times and your link makes very interesting reading! I'm surprised no scientifc study has come up with this before, as any human owned by a cat has always known that they are merely the object of fulfilling their cat's wishes, hah!
I have always said that my cats aren't mine. I have always thought that I am simply their human!
Sydney looks wonderful and it's good to hear that you had a good trip. Thanks for all the information. Although some of it is quite upsetting and makes me sad, I know more people need to know this in order for change to happen. Thanks for helping spread the word.
Love the new look! We're glad to hear the good news happening but the bad news was really bad. It is very upsetting and I just have no words.
Isn't there enough commercial development? Good grief!
Pretty sad, that powerful people and government always win offer these wonderful cats. Thank you for updating the news.
Are the sleeping cats in the header photo yours? They're so lovely. I love cats a lot. Though I never planned taking a tiger as a pet in my home, lol, i still love them anyway. The news are sad but i hope people get to preserve them before it's too late.
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nice artikel..Im like cats,,,tiger ooo Im afraid.
Wow, what great info! Go Cats of the world, Go!
Veo que te gustan los animales,felicidades,algunos son más fieles que las personas.
Hay que seguir luchando para que se respeten sus derechos.
Sorry I couldn't read it all, not enough time, your two pictures are beautiful.
Room tigers and tigers are so similar ! Your header is cute !
It would seem the conditions for Tigers are grim at the very least. The needless beatings of these beautiful creatures saddens me. Hunger will make humans do the most horrible things.
Thank you for being an advocate for all cats. Your new look is grand.
Thank you for bringing this important info to my attention. I would also like to thank you for supporting Purrs 4 Peace.
oh wow!!! love the new blog layout and design...looks wonderful....news like this always makes me sad...we need to do more to raise awareness and your blog is wonderful!!!
What beautiful animals, I love! If I may, would it be possible for you to have a language translator in your own blog? I would love to read you because you share that seems very interesting but I do not understand English very well. To write this post, I spent my google translation.
I also want to tell you a beautiful Thank you for your warm passage to my blog and fun to read and share with you!
Nice article. You have a great pictures of big cats.
Thank you all for your compliments on the layout.
Lexibule, I'm looking for a translation widget myself that I can customize with this template. Hope to add it soon.
It's indeed sad that most of the news this week is not positive. Hope this changes the next time around!
Wonderful, I liked the new look of your blog.
Oh I loved this post! Lions are so majestic. My favorite animal of all time!
I especially loved that last part about the purring. My cats have used it on me at 4:00 AM and it works every time. Who can resist!
I like yur new bloggie template! It's tortie colors!
I think kitties should always be put first an not be pushed out by commercial developments. The peoples have developed enuf commercials already. I feel bad fur the tigers too.
We Ballicai love your new bloggie template. And we appreciate, as always, you keeping us up to date on the news about our majestic big cousins. We are saddened by all the bad news, but we are glad to hear the good, and your bloggie is a treasure trove of information. We Ballicai are glad to have you as our friend, and we are glad that our big cousins have a wonderful friend in you.
Kittyhugs and purrs from MaoMao and alla the Ballicai -- and our Momma sends hugs.
I like the new look much better and the homepage photography is beautiful. Yours are nice too.
Love your new template! and your pics and story is always great!
I love the changing pix of gorgeous felines you've got up on your site. Whenever I go to this page I am awestruck by the photography.
I wish you had pix of each breed of cat. After reading some of your weekly posts, which sometimes brought tears to my eyes, I'd do a google search and get a few images of the particular cat. Is it against copyright law to just use an image from Google. Would be nice to have a photo album associated with this website, sort of like an encylopedia of cats on line! Wish I could help but I know nothing of programing.
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I really like your new look Omer. Hope things went very well for you in Sydney. It hurts my heart to hear the bad news for the big cats. I do hope the move goes well for the government in Giv. I think it's disgusting about Gujarat allocating forest land to development. It's just like the Kirschner foundation being moved out from where they were because of the people that moved in by them. Last I heard they do have a new piece of property but the lady is concerned moving the big cats. Hope you are doing well Omer.
Thanks for all the Big Cat news.
Wonderful new look for your blog. I'm glad you had such a great time in Sydney Taronga Park Zoo is a fantastic place. Sorry I haven't been over until now. Just getting back to normal after several months of illness and life getting in the way.
Love purrs and hugs from me and the crew at the farm.
Your blog is so informative. You always give so much information.
I am going to click some of your links now and read further.
Where are you? We're missing our updates!
I like your new look. I am glad there is some good news, but the bad news is so depressing. I really hope that we can keep ourselves from exterminating all the big cats we share this planet with.
Just checking in. Guess you are mighty busy. Love the different pictures that show up on your site. Take care Omer. Hope things are going O.K.
Beautiful pictures of cats. You have a wonderful site, i shall return to your site again. Have a good Radka.
even if i scare of lions, but i don't want them to be extinct because i want my kid and grand-kids still can see lions in real not just pics and become like dinosaurs.
Hey Omer, where are you??? Been missing you.
those poor Amur. I "adopted" one through WWF over Christmas for my mom.
i hope they never go extinct. The cubs are just too darn cute and when they grow up, they just seem so majestic.
Checking in! I hope that you are well.
I like cats they are so graceful and independent and always behave themselves like kings or queens.
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I love the new look! Great post.
too cruel if that animals should be extinct because of human!
Hi! It has been a while since I've been able to visit around since the baby came. I love the new look, but worry you haven't posted for so long!
I hope everythign is OK with you.
I am glad there is a lot of info available for such things. Its quite unusual, but excellent.
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Cotchin the Trent showed us all why he needs to be very high on our list of options this season.
He was Ablett like. That's what sprung to mind. Ablett like. If given a clean injury free run at things this year we could see anything from him in terms of point output this season.
Brodie Grundy was very ordinary. Sooked. Carried on. Showed his age and this performance should finally sow a considerable seed of doubt around his ability to carry rucking duties through a full season.
Anthony Miles is becoming significant. Just 40% game time but cranked out 18 touches. Word is he's very likely to be lifted off the rookie list and as a $246K MID could have claims on a spot in the guts with Dusty drifting back.
You can't read too much into Ben Reid's performance (5 goals and 94 Supercoach points). Won't deliver this consistently and you can't select him.
Young Matty McDonough showed some. 21 touches. FWD at just $155. I look forward to asking Crouching about him on tonight's podcast.
Dusty was a filthy ball gathering slurry in his new half back/pinch hitting mid role. 119 Supercoach points. I'm worried about him attracting the DEF tag in the real thing though.
How did you see the game community?
The bloody Round 8 Bye!….becoming a conundrum! Ablett, Pendles, Beams, Cotchin…….
I was planning on passing up on Martin, as didn't want to pay top dollar for him. I'm starting to reconsider him now.
Plus Danger in the forward line!!!
Cotch and Lids looked in 2012 form. Hope it continues when the R1 tagging begins.
Right Twoof. Going to be almost impossible to keep to the Mad Irishman's 3-3-4 bye round strategy. Looking more like 4-3-3. Siiigh.
Thoughts on Jamie Elliott anyone?comes in at good price didnt get to watch game yesterday so hope he wasn't wearing the orange boots.Could it be a breakout year for him?
Neilsy – I saw the game and he was in the orange boots and he did spend more time on the ball, he's been working towards that this pre-season. I suspect he will spend a bit of time there (perhaps a quarter or so per game) as part of the solution to the new rotation cap this year. He is one you should expect an improvement from, but $390K could become 410 or 480, who knows. He is at his best when he is putting on relentless forward tackle pressure. He was okay on Saturday. He is one I've considered, but at that price I can't bring myself to take him…?
If you don t care about your overall ranking I'd go for it.
Cop a loss in round 8 and dominate the rest of the season.
While Cotch might be good value, I think Beams is better value.
Take it Dusty won't be seeing a place in your team for this season, McClunge?
Could be truth to that yet I think he's more dynamic and versatile than Birch. If the engine is there, he'll push past tags. Know this is coming from a Tigers fan but believe only one who can stop Dusty is Dusty. Just has that much talent.
Yeah good point throttlefinger, just worried by that 125 or so he got against Carlton at the end of the year. Talented yes, inconsistent yes. Will be in my team by the end of the year no doubt, would just prefer to spend 100k less on someone of more value like Mitchell or Zorko as I expect I could pick Martin up at or below the 500k mark. However picking him straight up would eliminate a lot of risk.
Thought the same yet where I get tripped up is if the risk of having Mitch and Zorko is that much less?
Tigers have a very easy draw. Lions have the hardest. Swans have a host of other scorers than Mitchell, including Parker who possibly could be the better pick (who knows?). Plus, I'm not going Danger (price, R8 guy, starts slow…the usual reasons) so I need 1 prem DPP. to start. Will make my fwd upgrading a little easier.
Plus, of the $500K bunch, he seems the best. He'll get tagged yet O seems to run through him. Cotch and Lids, if keeping with NAB form, will get a heavier tag.
So that's my thinking. May not start with Dusty but those and his strong NAB play in the half back are why I'm leaning towards slotting him in, McC.
Insipid prefromances are all over the place in this NAB. I would love to have Dangermouse or Dusty but was anyone really thinking (Community) Ablett , Dependelberry, Beams and Cotchin with Rnd 8 byes looming this could be Team you require ..along with Danger and Dusty??
The reason I say this is everyone IMO is way to concerned re Byes. They put up a score they stay in your team they put up a score onsistantly You want them in your team they don't score for you you need them out of your team…..Hmmmm..Keyboard and Next G are haressing the bejeez outofme Next G wants Danger and Keyborard wants both to start the season, I want to stay clear but my faith in Zorko is evapourating fast not for him but for the support required from his team to make him SCGold. A GAJ he is not. So maybe one or the other/or both…At least I think thats what I want ah well off to fridge to contemplate!!!!
You and Keyboard have a good point. Lot of focus on it. For me, Mad Irishman's article made some strong points why not having your team loaded with R8 players is a good thing BUT ALSO it can help build your full team with the 3 trade rounds. Lot of choices yet having so many players out with be like drinking lite beer. Thin and unsatisfying scores. Can't have that.
I'm going back and forth with Danger or Dusty or neither with heavy undervalues. Leaning towards not having either as their price is way too high. Feel they will drop and make for easy upgrades.
Zorko…urrrrgh. Confidence waning. With Lions extra heavy schedule, not sure. Keyboard still keen on him? Hope Keyboard is getting properly treated. Going to need his wisdom after NAB ends, Dools.
Without a doubt my forward structure keeps changing the most out of all the lines, some weeks completely unrecognisable from the next.
Buddy has been the one constant throughout but feeling fairly comfortable with Dusty as my F1 now and Buddy F2. He's going to have his off weeks for sure but can see him belting out just too many hefty tonnes to overlook.
His biggest knock hasn't been so much the tag but the tank and those second half fade outs that have been all too common in the past. But with Dimma seemingly playing him a fair portion in the back half this season that will no doubt help with that.
Not so sure Danger will start slow this year,how many other Forwards can go 173 or 187,im leaving Martin out at this stage and tbh if i could find the money id take Drew Petrie over Martin as well..big call i know but i reckon Petrie is in for a good year.
Hope you spend that 50k wisely because how are you going to feel when your F1 Dusty comes up against my F1 Danger…its not a prospect i am willing to face.
Yes I really like the Crows draw in Rd4-7 and Danger could really go to town in these games.
If you don't start with Danger he will be very tricky to bring in before the byes but these are the sorts of tough choices all coaches face.
Like to see how Buddy goes NAB2 before slotting him in. Low price and GWS start are encouraging yet weight of expectation may take time to shake. Plus, will he do as well when Tippett comes in? These are the things that give me pause and favor Parker/Titch over him.
Agree, SCaddict. Liking the back half play of Dusty, plus that the Tiges offense will filter through him. Feel he's strong and talented enough to do the job well.
Very true, Grufflez. Considering that as well.
Fwds are changing every game but I may have it locked (It changes daily mate)Parker, Zorko???(Hmmm)Tommhawk, Caddy,Kennedy-harris (he is a player) and me spruk from the start Lennon (Thanks Jock) side dish of Impey and Honeychurch……..Had Kirsten in there before but he got the elbow LOL, So I'm in my own world of pain I can afford Dusty and Danger but do I want to???? Yep I think so…My delima is do I rid team of potential Gold to make coal or do I sit on coal to make Diamonds???? Aggh Beer helps but Keyboard and Next G are killing me with what if's???
Love the coal to diamonds. Danger and Dusty are awfully expensive. Might have to do a bit of both, Dools.
Forwards giving me migraines as well. Parker and Hale are the only fairly locked players. Hunter and Pav considering. Caddy I'm hot/cold on. Second NAB may change my mind. Rohan and JKH are favs but like to see ho whey do NAB2. Impey and Honey are benchers for now. Like you wanted to get Kersten in there. Taylor, too. Bring in later. Need the downgrades. Obviously I was wildly off about Lennon.
Like the mids. Very similar. Going back and forth between SOT and Griffen. Favoring Lids but may go Boak if I can find the cash. If can't, Shuey is in heavy consideration. Like Ellis and Dunstan, too.
Can't wait for Jock's cheat sheets to come out. Will definitely help form the final team going into R1. And of course, anything Keyboard says will be helpful as well.
Yeah – Miles was good again. Played half a game and did some good things. A bit Luke Ball like, won the ball in tight bounced off opponents. He's showed enough to warrant promotion and pushing for early games I feel.
Dusty has been a 50/50 for me but I think you'll be kicking yourself if you don't start the season with him just trying to save a few bucks, so he's a near lock now. Probably means I will have to pass on Danger though.
Cotch is my Pendles replacement and has been settled in my side for a while and obviously yesterday did nothing to change my thinking there.
Hey SCaddict what players are you considering lock this year?
A number of near locks which includes players like Daisy and Dusty along with a few of those rookies who have impressed us in the NAB but until I actually see them named in Rd1 I can't lock away just yet.
I have all of them except JPK. Can't seem to find away to fit him in. Is he really worth putting in?
No no these are just my own PERSONAL locks Billy. I'm by no means saying everyone must have all these guys. In fact I'm a little loathe to say what should be locks for everyone else as there are a lot of different legit strategies in Supercoach.
JPK is just my own POD elite. Plenty of worthy others to pick for similar money. I also really like Scooter, Teen Wolf and Jobe but hey you can't have them all with this friggin salary cap.
Pendles is also as rock solid as they come and understandably will be a super popular selection but you do need PODs if you are serious about differentiating yourself from the peloton and NOT starting with Pendles is one of mine.
Sandi is also an undeniable risk so won't be everyone's cup of tea. Plenty think Buddy is not suited to the SCG etc. So just pick the players you feel most comfortable with and think will have great years. That's the best part of fantasy footy I reckon, owning your own team.
The only two players who I truly believe should be on everyone's team is D.Beams and S.Mitchell. I could even understand some coaches not starting with GAJ though I won't be one of them.
Ok thanks was able to some juggling around and fit him in anyway!
Yes I like your line of thinking dannyboy. If the byes weren't until Rd10 like last year it would give us much more breathing room. However at Rd8 we are really only just beginning our first wave of upgrades so I'm giving the byes a bit more weight in my planning than I did last season.
Really feel Jobe is going to come out flying like he did last season so well within my midfield calculations still. JPK is perhaps showing my Swans bias a little but he's apparently on top of those groin issues that dogged his 2013 and has had an uninterrupted and impressive pre-season. Also like the Swans draw and their handy Rd10 bye.
Nice choice of LOCKs addict.
All good Jono. My thinking on an R1 changes hourly so doubt I will lock in anyone there until March 14. Have at least half a dozen players right now who could win that position in my team.
Yeah Dixon is high on my consideration list too for similar reasons but he will also have to justify his selection as a forward in isolation by showing me some form in the next fortnight.
There are just too many other excellent alternatives at his price point, or a bit cheaper, if he doesn't find some footy and slot some sausage rolls. We should get another good look at him today.
I honestly don't know why everyone was rating Grundy so highly as an R2 just a waste of money and time, there are so many better options out there under $400K.
Maybe in mids there are better options under 400k, but thats where the rookies lie..the playing rookies dictate team structure which is why its hard to fit more than 1 Daisy type player in to the midfield this year….most people will be starting 3 on field mid rookies, i suspect some are going for 4!.
Stacked back/forward lines will be plentiful these season,cheap rucks is a way to save money because most are unsure who the top few rucks will be come seasons end..and if your going to be spending 525k-615k on a ruckman..you had better nail it, so some are going for the cheap ruck/small cash generation/wait and see approach in the rucks, that way you can make some money while getting a look at who the top rucks will be…atm can only see Minson/Nic Nat if fit up there, Goldy as well if he doesn't have a 2nd ruck take to much time of off him…If you take a look at SCS and read Rowus's Share Trading Theory-Rucks article you can actually see that statistically it's actually very hard to find a top ruck in the past 5/6 years who has backed up a solid performance the following year (with the exception of D.Cox).
You ain't wrong there Guff about the Mids. Season after season Ruck had always been a headache for me specially there some players lost their DPP this year the likes of Cox and Roughead would've be handy.
I think Currie will get a gig this season. But he'll play more up forward and sometimes do some Ruck work to give Goldy a rest. I don't see Majak playing more games as he did last season, I think he was an overrated player (a show pony I must say) he'll never be like Nic Nat.
It's never good to show the opposition you can easily have your feathers ruffled. He's definitely devalued in my books but haven't put a line through him entirely, although as you say there are probably better options out there. Currently favouring a Jacobs Sandi starting duo but that could change up yet again.
Terrible news for Vardy yesterday who looked set for a good year at the Cattery. Hopefully his recovery goes well. What this now means for Hmac's, Simpson's and Blicav's roles we'll just have to see.
I would rather take a punt on Blicavs over Grundy, I rated him highly last season. I heard this season he will be spending more time in the guts and occasionally do some Ruck work. But in saying that I have picked Lobbe and Sandi combo with Dixon up forward as a back up. I know its still risky but more safer than what i saw people posting their Ruck combo Lobbe + Grundy or Grundy + Sandi or Hmac + Grundy. And some don't even have a back up all.
Agree Jono it's a brave man who selects Sandilands with no back up plan and at 300k you would most likely have to trade him to another cheap ruck who would also not be a keeper…wasted trades.
Walker will most likely take Vardy's place Scaddit. Similiar stature and role.
I know this has come up before but, similar priced players from each of these teams…. which one would you have?
Mullet, I usually go for the ones with previous AFL experience, then those that played WAFL, SANFL, VFL etc – they have had experience against men.
Is Sam Lloyd SUPERCOACH relevant this year in the forward line? Liked how he played yesterday….. Thought please.
He's certainly on the radar but the Tiges do have a fair few quality players to come back, plus only 22 players take to the park in the real deal not 26 obviously.
Really tough for new blood to break into sides like the Tiges, Swans, Hawks and Freo unless they have plenty of injuries like the Swans did last year.
Difficulty breaking into those sides is a very good point SC. For that reason, my rookies are heavily slanted to St Kilda, Melbourne and Brisbane because I think they will get game time early, allowing upgrades. This is my 3rd year in supercoach and last year I waited a long time (or felt like it) for Mitchell to get a run at Sydney. A good player for sure, but you can wait a fair while before even the best rookies get a run in teams that are in their premiership window. That reason alone makes me draw a line through Garlett until he comes on the bubble.
Yes that's just the way it is. Plenty more opportunities for new faces in the "rebuilding" teams obviously.
Dixon is my cover if Sandi gets injured or makes enough cash for upgrade to ???, while downgrading Dixon with a playing rookie. All suggestions are welcome. Been playing supercoach for 3 years now. Hoping to win school league.
My team consists of 14 rookies, 10 Premiums, 5 Midpricers.
Concerns about Suckling how will it affect him when all the Hawks players comes back e.g. Birchall, Gibson, Lake and Hawks Mids are very pack at the moment I don't know The Rookies will get run.
Deal Santo is an interesting on could be good POD for you.
Vardy out, I can Guarantee Kersten will play.
C.Beams,J.Aish,DomTyson,V.Michie,J.Polec,D.Sheed,X.Ellis,L.Dunstan,M.Crouch,N.Robertson,M.Hallahan,D.Tyson, you can probably afford to play 3 on field rookies pretty safely (provided you pick to right ones),maybe drop 1 mid Premo other than that you have a nice team 7/10.
I too like the chances of Clurey getting run at Port.
My team consists of 13 rookies, 9 Premiums, 8 Midpricers.
IMO that's a much better looking team mate,if u want a stepping stone in mids u could always drop one of Mitchell or McVeigh to a 500k ish premo backman and enright to a 430-480k if that allowed you to upgarde 1 mid rookie to daisy thomas or savage ect..just an option.
Just be sure to keep tabs on those rookies and make sure they are named R1 and you're set i reckon.
Give me an aggressive ruck man like Grundy any day of the week. Plenty of people will be burning a trade bringing him in early. Is by far the best ruck option around his price level.
There's a fine line between aggressive and talent. Sandi injury prone maybe, but a talented player if fit. Blicavs raw talent will out smart and run Grundy. Grundy play 6 games and gave 12 frees, not so smart. He's still young, still have plenty learn and only 20y.o not for me this season.
With 2 established ruckman like Sandi and HMac? No way. Those 2 hold there injuries and they will belt Grundy round the park. To young the bodies not big enough yet, no doubt he will be a force in 3 years.
Who should I pick, Marc Murphy or Jack Zieball?
Reckon Smurph gets the nod from most coaches with the past elite production and a Rd9 bye. Also helped that Ziebell proponents copped bit of a reality check in NAB 2.
That said I have Shuey in my own team over these two guys right now but that could change if Smurph stamps his authority in tomorrow's game and doesn't mail it in again like last weekend.
Markworth and Honeychurch two options for Apeness and Taylor, Any suggestions?
COLL v RICH (The following is prefaced with an apology for the length an understanding that it was only a NAB challenge game).
Rich strengths – midfield depth and settled small to medium backline mix.
Does anyone think it is too much of a risk to leave Ablett out for the first few rounds and bring him in as an upgrade, possibly after Rd8 bye? I'm thinking that, given his high price tag, he is a good chance of decreasing in value over the first few rounds – particularly if he spends less time in the mids.
That would then enable me to bring in more mids who I think are underpriced to start with – guys like Cotchin, JPK, Beams, Murphy, Shuey, etc and save $150k on Ablett for the starting rounds.
depending on the day, I have Pendlebury in and out of my team. I much prefer to leave him out than Gazza. Collingwood have a tough start.
I like Rioli in FWD line, even though he will miss RD1. I was going to leave him out and look at upgrading to him later.


MetaMorphosis How to achieve instant relaxation. Use the NLP anchoring technique now.
One of the key ingredients for a successful life is being able to manage your emotional state; to be in the right frame of mind, be in tune with yourself, and feeling the way you want to feel in any given situation. Sometimes it would be great to have instant relaxation! And now – you can!
You've probably met people who believe that other people, problems, circumstances or the environment cause them to feel a certain way. But you know that you control your own state. I'm not saying that it's always totally easy, but how useful would it be to be able to change your state so that you could, for example have instant relaxation at the dentist, or confidence when talking to your boss or in an interview?
What about having focused attention when working on a key project?
An easy way to achieve a great state is through a simple technique known in Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) as anchoring. Anchoring is a process that occurs naturally in all our daily lives. Something – usually external to you – causes a sensory or feeling reaction.
Simple examples are: Hearing a favourite song or tune that evokes feelings of romance, memories of a previous or current love. You know the one? The one you have the same automatic reaction to, every time you hear it? Smelling popcorn might remind you of the last movie your saw. Seeing a photo will bring back all the memories of the time the photo was taken. In fact that's why we take photos — they're a way of encapsulating memories, including the feelings that were present at the time.
Words themselves can be powerful anchors too, especially when linked with visual and/or auditory suggestions. By watching images, hearing words and music together with seeing a product, we associate one with the other. When we experience them together more than once, we become anchored – and this is how advertisers convince us to buy their products.
How would it be if you could anchor yourself into a resourceful state, such as being relaxed, as easily as you're anchored into remembering a brand name? Might be useful?
OK here's something for you to try out for yourself.
We're going to use a physical anchor of pressing the thumb and middle finger of your non-dominant hand together (not just yet though!). So, if you're left handed you'll use the thumb and middle finger of your right hand, and if you're right handed you'll use your left thumb and finger.
If you're ambidextrous, just pick either hand. When we've finished the exercise it will mean that whenever you want to feel instant relaxation, you'll simply make the same gesture (pressing your thumb and finger together) and the feeling of relaxation will return.
When you go to bed tonight, just as you're in that deeply relaxed state, press your thumb and finger together for 10-15 seconds. You might add a word anchor as well such as 'relax' in a soothing tone of voice. You can do this inside your head or out loud. Continue every night for a week. That's all there is to it!
When you want to feel relaxed – perhaps in some less than comfortable situation – you can press your thumb and finger together in the same way, repeat the anchor word in that same tone of voice and all the feelings of relaxation will flood back into your body.
1. You must be properly in the relaxed state when you make the initial gesture.
If you press your thumb and finger together while you're still thinking about all the things that have happened during the day, or the tasks you have to do the following day, it means that you're not fully relaxed. Setting the anchor at this point will be less than useful and will only bring back the state you were in when you set it. So make sure you're fully relaxed first.
2. The gesture you use should be unique.
Pressing the thumb and middle finger of your non-dominant hand together is a unique gesture. This will ensure that you don't trigger the state by accident and at an inappropriate time.
3. You must be able to repeat the gesture when you need it.
Pressing your thumb and finger together is easy to repeat in exactly the same way when you want to feel relaxed. It has the added advantage of being something you can do without others noticing. It is possible to set anchors on other parts of your body. For example you could press on your kneecap. However, it's important to remember where you might want to use your relaxation anchor in the future.
It might be OK to press your kneecap if you're sitting down but it might not look so elegant if you're standing or walking!
Remember you have use the anchor in exactly the same way for the relaxation response to be triggered. If you press a different place it won't work.
As an auditory example of this, think back to the song that evokes that feeling of romance or love. When you hear a different version of that song, perhaps sung by another singer, it just doesn't have the same impact does it?
In setting an anchor for instant relaxation it's important that you are relaxed when you set it. That's why it's best you set it when you're fully relaxed at night. Hold it for 10-15 seconds, then let go and allow yourself to drift off to sleep.
What you could see at that time.
What you said to yourself when you had that confidence and how your voice sounded when you spoke out loud.
Checking in with each of your senses in this way, will make the feeling stronger.
Then just anchor it with your chosen gesture, releasing it once the feeling peaks.
You can make your anchor more powerful by 'stacking' it. How do you do this? In future when you notice yourself feeling confident, go ahead and anchor your confident state at the time, on the same anchor you created previously. Then anytime you want to access confidence all you'll have to do is duplicate the gesture and all the feelings of confidence will come flooding back!
Now that you're aware of anchors you'll be able to notice lots of anchors in the world. Watch basketball players, 'high five' each other before and during a game. They may not realise it but they're triggering the powerful feelings and emotions necessary to play with confidence and passion that they anchored at the end of their last winning game.
If you have pets or children it's interesting to observe what they're anchored to. My dog only has to hear the clatter of the cover of the dairy compartment in the fridge (where the cheese is kept!) and he appears – as if by magic! In fact anchoring is a great way to teach your pets to do tricks – but that's a whole new article.
How long do anchors last?
And I'm often asked about how long anchors last. To satisfy your curiosity, think back again to that song; how long ago did you first hear it? Whether it was 5 or 50 years ago it obviously has the same impact today and will probably continue to have that effect for the rest of your life.
Set an anchor for confidence right now You can listen while I take you through the exercise.
You'll find you'll get more from the exercise if you've read the article above first.
Your state is your own business and under your control.
Anchoring is a natural process that occurs in many areas of life.
You can create a great feeling state using an anchor.
There are four keys to ensuring success with an anchor.
Anchors can be positive or not-so-positive.
Look out for what people are anchored to.
Set an anchor for confidence right now.
Three Ways To Stop People Pushing Your Buttons.
Inside Your Mind eBook and CD has more information on anchoring.
Why Not To Ask Why!


It is not always possible to maintain regular yoga practice when life activities get in the way. Adapting your yoga regime means that you can practice any time and anywhere, without the use of a mat or the available space that the mat requires.
Get your yoga fix by mixing up a selection of on-the-go poses that stretch your whole body.
Stand feet hip-width apart, bend knees, and lower your chest to your thighs. Fold forward, grabbing opposite elbows. Settle into this pose for two minutes to release tension in the lower back.
Stand with legs 3–4 feet apart, clasping your hands behind your back. Keeping your feet parallel, hinge forward from the hips and lower your head towards the ground. Let your clasped hands fall forward for a deep shoulder and chest stretch, whilst stretching your hamstrings. Hold for five breaths.
Cross your right ankle over your left thigh, left knee bent. To activate your leg muscles, whilst protecting the knee and opening the hips, flex your right foot. Sink your hips down into a squat. To aid balance extend your arms in front of you. Hold for five breaths. Rise and repeat on the other leg.
Stand and focus on a stationary point a few feet in front of you. Kick your left foot up and out behind you and hold with your left hand. To find balance, as you body tips forward, raise your right hand towards the sky. Pull your shoulder blades back and lift your chest. This balancing pose stretches the entire body whilst also strengthening the legs and ankles. Hold for five breaths, and repeat on the right side.
To open up and stretch the chest stand with feet hip width apart. Stretch and arch your torso backwards, resting your hands on your lower back. This pose opens the chest, lengthens the spine and relieves the tension caused by hunching forward throughout the day. Hold for five breaths. To deepen the stretch further, use your hands to reach overhead in an unsupported variation of the pose.
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Workout week 5 for the 6 Week Boot Camp. Train Like an Olympian with Justine!
Workout for the 6 Week Boot Camp. Train Like an Olympian!
Some like it hot! Sweat off the pounds in this heated workout with James. This is one full body bootcamp challenge that you won't forget. Strengthen your chest, triceps, biceps and back muscles to increase definition and tone. Make this routine as well as the rest of James's Grokker Premium Bootcamp series, part of your weekly regimen.


Wondering where everyone has disappeared to, am I alone?
16 day holiday for us to California and Hawaii. Beach time now.
Working hard and spending time with the family.
But they've been reading the forum.
I'm back here in our shack in the jungle clearing.
Quite a change from our little stay in Hong Kong last weekend.
She was really amazed, that's for sure. Enjoyed the Star Ferry ride too... and the double-decker bus from the airport.


Welcome to How To Cook That, I'm Ann Reardon and today we're making this rose apple pie.
the HowToCookThat.net website for you in grams and ounces and cups and I'll link to that below.
crust but as I said if you don't want nuts in it you can just leave those out.
Then add in your egg and mix that in and keep mixing until it forms a soft dough.
about 20 minutes and we are just wanting it to be nice and crisp and golden.
For the custard filling we need egg yolks, sugar, milk, corn flour, cream, and vanilla.
all dissolved, all smooth in there. Then add in the rest of the milk and stir that through.
the cream and stir that through well. Then just set that to one side.
lumps you can just leave it as is which is what I'm going to do.
the custard filling and the pastry so that it stays a bit more crisp.
warm and then the skin starts to change from that bright, vibrant red into a dull brown.
it's been cooked but without applying any heat so that we can still have nice red roses.
them altogether. Now this mixture can be slightly warm but it cannot be hot for obvious reasons.
Then use a mandolin to finely slice the apples and then add those slices to the mixture.
to make the butter set which is not what we want.
it's been cooked but because we didn't use any heat, the edges are still bright red.
and this will just drip off as you make the rose as well. Wrap it around the center one.
Take another one and wrap it around, just like you're adding petals to a rose.
And you can add as many petals as you like, depending how big you want your roses to be.
for last week's Black Forest Cake video. Make it a great week and I'll see you all on Friday.


I absolutely love the transformation that make-up creates. There used to be a time I would never leave the house without some foundation and mascara, but as I've grown older and more confident, I leave make up for my days off from work and evenings out.
To be completely honest with you, previous (bad) relationships of mine meant that I wasn't actually allowed to wear make up, so when I started dating Ross, I fell back in love with the whole process! Despite the negative situation, it actually made me appreciate make up more and it is something I do for myself and not for any man or anyone else for that matter! In the last five years or so, make up has become my hobby and I love it.
Today I thought I would share with you my everyday, vintage style make up routine. I actually enjoy modern and contemporary make up more than authentic looks but whenever I dress retro, this is my make up I wear with it!
First things first, I always moisturise and prime my skin before applying foundation- a good base to start with ensures a flawless finish! I use Benefit Cosmetics Porefessional primer, which is silicon based and minimises the appearance of pores and fine lines. I have large pores around my nose, so I apply the primer here mainly and on my forehead.
Then I apply my foundation, which sits nicely on top of the primer. I have tried several foundations over the years and recently splashed out and bought the Lancome Teint Idole foundation. It's the most expensive foundation I have ever bought, but it is the best one I've tried! I have dry skin and this one doesn't cling to my dry patches and it's full coverage so hides imperfections well! It also has a velvet matte finish. Coverage and finish is a personal preference and a sheer to medium coverage is likely to be more authentic to a vintage look, but as I say I like modern make up and prefer a full coverage/matte look!
I apply this using a Morphe M439 brush and apply all over the face, ears and neck to blend well.
A recent purchase of mine has changed my concealer game – the Tarte Shape-Tape Concealer! This thing can hide the darkest of circles! I apply this on my eyelids as well as under my eyes; this primes my eyelids ready for eyeshadow later. I then apply to the centre my forehead, nose and chin to highlight, which again is a modern technique. I use a colour a shade or two lighter than my actual colour, to brighten these areas – I am in the shade 'fair'. I blend this out with a damp beauty sponge for a flawless finish – a damp sponge makes sure it soaks up minimal product! Make sure not to use too much of this product, a little goes a long way!
Another great product is the Urban Decay Naked Skin concealer, which I had been using before the Tarte one.
I then set the areas I concealed with, using No7 translucent setting powder to prevent the concealer from creasing. I then applied a light layer of powder over the rest of my face.
Next, I use one of my favourite products – the Benefit Cheek Parade palette! It has two bronzers (Hoola and Hoola Lite) and three blushes (Dandelion, Galifornia and Rockateur). I use Hoola Lite because I am a fair complexion and anything too 'bronzed' looks dark and muddy on me! In better weather, I sometimes mix the two bronzers together. I apply this to just under my hair line, under my cheek bone and along my jaw line (in a '3' motion). By going under my cheek bone, it creates contour and definition. I then use the Dandelion blush, applied to the apples of my cheeks which I flick upwards.
I have only recently started filling in my brows, purely because I have quite shapely and full eyebrow s. I would get them waxed every so often but I had never tried it so I didn't think it was necessary. However, after visiting the Benefit brow bar and trying the 'Gimme Brow' gel, I saw what a difference brow products make!
I have been using the goof-proof brow pencil by Benefit Cosmetics, but as my eyebrows where already full, I felt like I needed something a little more 'precise' to create the shape I wanted (my arch is naturally slightly more forward than it should be) – so I am currently using the 'Precisely My Brow Pencil' in shade 4. I then use a little of my foundation and a concealer type brush to clean up the edges of my brow then set using the Benefit 'Ready, Set, Brow' gel.
And remember! As the saying goes – brows are sisters, not twins!
I have lots of different eyeshadow palettes I use for lots of different looks, but for r etro, I go for the Too Faced Chocolate Bon-Bons palette. It has a lot of cool tones, which I seem to reach for more and you can create a variety of looks with it. When it comes to vintage, I use the shadows to contour my eyes and add some definition. I start by applying the white shadow (divinity) all over my eye lid and up to my brow bone to create a base to blend the rest of the shadows on to. Then I use the colour 'almond truffle' on a fluffy brush in the crease of my eye. On top of this, I add 'Mocha' to add some dimension. Then on a more dense brush, I deepen the outer corner of my eye using 'Malted', this helps me create a good base for a 'cat eye' look with my eyeliner!
This is a very basic and matte look, but this is my everyday style – I like to add some colour or glitter for special events and occasions!
A winged eyeliner can fill any novice full of dread, even I have bad eyeliner days! But I have to say, the eyeliner I use was a game changer and I rarely have an issue now! The Kat Von D tattoo liner in 'Trooper' is a fel t tip liner pen with a very precise tip, so you have a lot more control!
Everyone has their own way to draw liner – I managed to capture my way fairly well on camera! I firstly draw a line from where I want the flick to end, drawing down towards to outer corner of my eye. Here's a tip that I have learnt over the years, however tempting it is, DO NOT pull on the corner of your eye! Chances are that your line will not be straight once you've stopped pulling on the skin! In the picture below I am steadying the area, not pulling. Also, try to keep your eye open when drawing the flick, so you can see how it will look when your eye is open instead of closed!
Then, I draw another line to create a triangle, or the full point of the flick. I then line the rest of my eye and connect the triangle with the rest of the line and thicken if necessary. Eyeliner takes practice, so be patient if you struggle!
I then apply a good coat of mascara and, if it's a special occasion, some false eyelashes! My favourite mascara is the Benefit Cosmetics Roller Lash, it helps give your lashes some curl!
Lipstick is the cherry on the cake! Especially a good red!
I always line my lips as it helps define and lock in lipstick for longer. I use Rimmel London lip liners, the one I am using is a bit darker than my actual lipstick, but this can give dimension to your lips (also I couldn't find a matching liner!). I line my lips first, then fill in the rest.
'Normal' lipsticks are a more authentic look, especially a creamy lipstick that has some shine to it, rather than a matte finish. I personally like a lipstick that lasts well, so my favourite is a liquid lipstick by The Balm! It's called 'Meet Matt(e) Hughes' in the shade 'Loyal' and yes it is a matte finish, but it lasts so well, even when eating and drinking! It also smells like mint choc chip ice cream, yum! The Balm Cosmetics also have a pin up look to their packaging, which is a bit of an added bonus!
Lastly, I lock in my look using a make up setting spray – my favourite is the Urban Decay All Nighter setting spray, but I'm all out at the moment! Instead I have been using the Maybelline Super Stay 24hr spray, which sets well, but the spray function is a little harsh so take care when using and hold well away!
I hope you have enjoyed reading and hopefully learning from my make up application! I am no professional but I have had a lot of practice over the years and always feel confident when I have my face on and dressing up in vintage styles!
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A sponsorship, non-spot activity. Storm produced a motion graphic solution for Carlsberg ski hotel. The task was to create awareness on a new activity from Carlsberg – The Carlsberg ski-hotel in Val Thorens.


US hip-hop legends Busta Rhymes and Twista are heading to New Zealand for an Auckland show this November.
The artists will perform back-to-back at the Logan Campbell Centre on Friday, November 23.
Busta Rhymes is a Grammy-nominated rapper with a career spanning more than 20 years. Twista notched a Guinness World Record in 1992 for being the fastest rapper in the world.
Tickets will be on sale from www.theticketfairy.com on Wednesday September 19 from 7pm.


Desk research generally is again of far greater significance in industrial marketing than in consumer marketing. Government publications, trade information, published sources, and so on, form a very important part of the data input for marketing decision making and planning. Setting up an inhouse information service to handle the relevant information in such a way that it is collected, classified and retrievable is well worthwhile. This may be concerned mainly with abstracting relevant statistics on a regular basis from appropriate secondary sources, or with generating an original cuttings or abstracting service from appropriate publications. Most of these functions can be handled online and the marketing database will allow remote access. A well-organized marketing intelligence executive may be expected to provide these services for the company, its markets and industry. Advice on searching for secondary sources is largely the same as indicated in Chapter 4. The main difference will be the types of publication or online services found to be useful. Where the consumer researcher is interested in the census of population, for example, the industrial researcher is more likely to be interested in the census of production.
As far as syndicated and omnibus research services are concerned these are unlikely to be available in a meaningful fashion in any but the largest and most sophisticated industrial markets. Some off-the-peg information is available, e.g. the Business Readership Survey, and specialist research services as discussed in Section 4.5.1.


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from __future__ import absolute_import

import six
import itertools
from functools import reduce, partial
from operator import or_

from django.db.models import Q

from sentry.models import Release, Project, ProjectStatus, EventUser
from sentry.utils.dates import to_timestamp
from sentry.utils.geo import geo_by_addr as _geo_by_addr

HEALTH_ID_KEY = "_health_id"

def make_health_id(lookup, value):
    # Convert a lookup and value into
    # a string that can be used back in a request query.
    return "%s:%s" % (lookup.name, lookup.encoder(value))

def serialize_releases(organization, item_list, user, lookup):
    return {
        (r.version,): {
            HEALTH_ID_KEY: make_health_id(lookup, [r.version]),
            "value": {"id": r.id, "version": r.version},
        }
        for r in Release.objects.filter(
            organization=organization, version__in={i[0] for i in item_list}
        )
    }

def geo_by_addr(ip):
    try:
        geo = _geo_by_addr(ip)
    except Exception:
        geo = None

    if not geo:
        return

    rv = {}
    for k in "country_code", "city", "region":
        d = geo.get(k)
        if isinstance(d, six.binary_type):
            d = d.decode("ISO-8859-1")
        rv[k] = d

    return rv

def serialize_eventusers(organization, item_list, user, lookup):
    if not item_list:
        return {}

    # We have no reliable way to map the tag value format
    # back into real EventUser rows. EventUser is only unique
    # per-project, and this is an organization aggregate.
    # This means a single value maps to multiple rows.
    filters = reduce(
        or_,
        [Q(hash=EventUser.hash_from_tag(tag), project_id=project) for tag, project in item_list],
    )

    eu_by_key = {(eu.tag_value, eu.project_id): eu for eu in EventUser.objects.filter(filters)}

    projects = serialize_projects(organization, {i[1] for i in item_list}, user)

    rv = {}
    for tag, project in item_list:
        eu = eu_by_key.get((tag, project))
        if eu is None:
            attr, value = tag.split(":", 1)
            eu = EventUser(project_id=project, **{EventUser.attr_from_keyword(attr): value})
        rv[(tag, project)] = {
            HEALTH_ID_KEY: make_health_id(lookup, [eu.tag_value, eu.project_id]),
            "value": {
                "id": six.text_type(eu.id) if eu.id else None,
                "project": projects.get(eu.project_id),
                "hash": eu.hash,
                "tagValue": eu.tag_value,
                "identifier": eu.ident,
                "username": eu.username,
                "email": eu.email,
                "ipAddress": eu.ip_address,
                "dateCreated": eu.date_added,
                "label": eu.get_label(),
                "name": eu.get_display_name(),
                "geo": geo_by_addr(eu.ip_address),
            },
        }
    return rv

def encoder_eventuser(value):
    # EventUser needs to be encoded as a
    # project_id, value tuple.
    tag_value, project_id = value
    return "%d:%s" % (project_id, tag_value)

def serialize_projects(organization, item_list, user):
    return {
        id: {"id": id, "slug": slug}
        for id, slug in Project.objects.filter(
            id__in=item_list, organization=organization, status=ProjectStatus.VISIBLE
        ).values_list("id", "slug")
    }

def serialize_noop(organization, item_list, user, lookup):
    return {i: {HEALTH_ID_KEY: make_health_id(lookup, [i[0]]), "value": i[0]} for i in item_list}

def encoder_noop(row):
    if not row:
        return None
    return row[0]

def value_from_row(row, tagkey):
    return tuple(row[k] for k in tagkey)

def zerofill(data, start, end, rollup):
    rv = []
    start = ((int(to_timestamp(start)) / rollup) * rollup) - rollup
    end = ((int(to_timestamp(end)) / rollup) * rollup) + rollup
    i = 0
    for key in six.moves.xrange(start, end, rollup):
        try:
            if data[i][0] == key:
                rv.append(data[i])
                i += 1
                continue
        except IndexError:
            pass

        rv.append((key, []))
    return rv

class SnubaLookup(object):
    """
    A SnubaLookup consists of all of the attributes needed to facilitate making
    a query for a column in Snuba. This covers which columns are selected, the extra conditions
    that need to be applied, how values are serialized in/out of Snuba, etc.
    """

    __slots__ = (
        "name",
        "tagkey",
        "columns",
        "selected_columns",
        "conditions",
        "serializer",
        "encoder",
        "filter_key",
    )
    __registry = {}

    def __init__(
        self,
        name,
        tagkey=None,
        extra=None,
        selected_columns=None,
        conditions=None,
        serializer=serialize_noop,
        encoder=encoder_noop,
        filter_key=None,
    ):
        cls = type(self)
        assert name not in cls.__registry
        self.name = name
        self.tagkey = tagkey or name
        self.columns = [self.tagkey] + list(extra or [])
        self.serializer = partial(serializer, lookup=self)
        self.encoder = encoder
        self.conditions = conditions or [[self.tagkey, "IS NOT NULL", None]]
        self.selected_columns = selected_columns or []
        self.filter_key = filter_key or self.tagkey
        cls.__registry[name] = self

    @classmethod
    def get(cls, name):
        return cls.__registry[name]

SnubaLookup(
    "user",
    "tags[sentry:user]",
    ["project_id"],
    serializer=serialize_eventusers,
    encoder=encoder_eventuser,
    # User is a complex query and can't be treated as a single value.
    # And EventUser is a tuple of project_id and the tag value. So we need
    # to make sure we always keep them together and query them as a single unit.
    filter_key=("concat", (("toString", ("project_id",)), "':'", "tags[sentry:user]")),
)
SnubaLookup("release", "tags[sentry:release]", serializer=serialize_releases)
# error.type is special in that in ClickHouse, it's an array. But we need
# to make sure that we don't do any queries across a NULL value or an empty array
# so we must filter them out explicitly. We also are choosing to explicitly take the
# first element of the exception_stacks array as the "primary" error type for the event.
# This is slightly inaccurate due to the fact that a single error may have multiple
# errors.
SnubaLookup(
    "error.type",
    "error_type",
    selected_columns=[
        ("ifNull", ("arrayElement", ("exception_stacks.type", 1), "''"), "error_type")
    ],
    conditions=[[("notEmpty", ("exception_stacks.type",)), "=", 1], [("error_type", "!=", "")]],
)
# Similar to error.type, we need to also guard against NULL types, but for this case,
# the NULL type is actually significant for us, which means "unknown". So we want
# to also retain and capture this.
SnubaLookup(
    "error.handled",
    "error_handled",
    selected_columns=[("arrayElement", ("exception_stacks.mechanism_handled", 1), "error_handled")],
    conditions=[[("notEmpty", ("exception_stacks.mechanism_handled",)), "=", 1]],
)

# Simple tags don't need any special treatment
for _tag in ("transaction", "os", "os.name", "browser", "browser.name", "device", "device.family"):
    SnubaLookup(_tag, "tags[%s]" % _tag)

class BaseSnubaSerializer(object):
    def __init__(self, organization, lookup, user):
        self.organization = organization
        self.lookup = lookup
        self.user = user

    def get_attrs(self, item_list):
        if self.lookup is None:
            return item_list

        return self.lookup.serializer(self.organization, item_list, self.user)

class SnubaResultSerializer(BaseSnubaSerializer):
    """
    Serializer for the top values Snuba results.
    """

    def serialize(self, result):
        counts_by_value = {
            value_from_row(r, self.lookup.columns): r["count"] for r in result.previous["data"]
        }
        projects = serialize_projects(
            self.organization,
            {p for r in result.current["data"] for p in r.get("top_projects", [])},
            self.user,
        )
        attrs = self.get_attrs(
            [value_from_row(r, self.lookup.columns) for r in result.current["data"]]
        )

        data = []
        for r in result.current["data"]:
            value = value_from_row(r, self.lookup.columns)
            row = {
                "count": r["count"],
                "lastCount": counts_by_value.get(value, 0),
                self.lookup.name: attrs.get(value),
            }
            if "top_projects" in r:
                row["topProjects"] = [projects[p] for p in r["top_projects"]]
            if "total_projects" in r:
                row["totalProjects"] = r["total_projects"]

            data.append(row)

        return {
            "data": data,
            "totals": {
                "count": result.current["totals"]["count"],
                "lastCount": result.previous["totals"]["count"],
            },
        }

class SnubaTSResultSerializer(BaseSnubaSerializer):
    """
    Serializer for time-series Snuba data.
    """

    def serialize(self, result):
        data = [
            (key, list(group))
            for key, group in itertools.groupby(result.data["data"], key=lambda r: r["time"])
        ]
        if self.lookup:
            attrs = self.get_attrs(
                [value_from_row(r, self.lookup.columns) for _, v in data for r in v]
            )
        rv = []
        for k, v in data:
            row = []
            for r in v:
                item = {"count": r.get("count", 0)}
                if self.lookup:
                    value = value_from_row(r, self.lookup.columns)
                    item[self.lookup.name] = (attrs.get(value),)
                row.append(item)
            rv.append((k, row))

        res = {"data": zerofill(rv, result.start, result.end, result.rollup)}

        if result.data.get("totals"):
            res["totals"] = {"count": result.data["totals"]["count"]}

        return res


text:
Xiphophorus multilineatus és una espècie de peix de la família dels pecílids i de l'ordre dels ciprinodontiformes.

Morfologia
Els mascles poden assolir els 4,5 cm de longitud total i les femelles els 5.

Distribució geogràfica
Es troba a Amèrica: Mèxic (San Luis Potosí).

Referències

Bibliografia

 Nelson, J.: Fishes of the World, 3a edició. Nova York, Estats Units: John Wiley and Sons. Any 1994.
 Rauchenberger, M., K. D. Kallman & D. C. Morizot: Monophyly and geography of the Río Pánuco Basin swordtails (Genus Xiphophorus) with descriptions of four new species. Am. Mus. Novit. Núm. 2975: 1-41. Any 1990.

Enllaços externs
 BioLib  i

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Design 5 – Architects' expertise is highly regarded in the areas of conservation philosophy, principles and practice, traditional building technology and architectural history.
Alan Croker is regularly invited to share his conservation and architectural skills and experience with students, fellow professionals, various authorities and professional bodies. He is a regular contributor to the Canberra University Summer School on the Conservation of Traditional Building Materials, and the Masters degree course in Heritage Conservation at Sydney University. He is also often invited to speak on Hindu temples and iconography to specialist groups.
Members of the office are actively involved with various heritage committees, professional organisations and teaching institutions including:
Australia ICOMOS
Heritage Council of NSW
Australian Institute of Architects
National Trust of Australia (NSW)
Historic Houses Trust of NSW / Sydney Living Museums
Design 5 acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Nations as the traditional custodians of this land on which we live and work and we pay respect to their Elders – past, present and emerging © Design 5 – Architects Pty Ltd Nominated Architect Alan Croker 4693