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You're going to drive me to the brink of insanity Slyder by making me go back over all these pages and "piece" your picks together! But I'll do it for you buddy!
Meanwhile - I'm 5-0 so far.
But I ain't so sure about my pick of Boise State today.
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You're alright Slyder. It's no big deal. Just messin' with you.
"panic" only comes from having real expectations
Dec. 26
Little Caesars Pizza Pittsburgh (6-6) vs. Bowling Green (10-3) (-5.5)
Poinsettia Utah State (8-5) vs. Northern Illinois (12-1) (-1.5)
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Buffalo Wild Wings Kansas State (7-5) (-3.5) vs.Michigan
OK. Here's what we have so far through 12/26 (8 games) ....
Code:WON LOSS GAC 5 3 texasdave 4 4 redhawkfish 4 4 VottoFan54 4 4 Puffy 4 4 Danny Serafini 3 5 Slyder 3 5 cumberlandreds 2 6 dabvu2498 1 3 BuckeyeRed27 1 7 BaseClogger 1 7
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Heads of state that ride and wrangle. That look at your face from more than one angle. Can cut you from their bloated budgets. Like sharpened knives through Chicken McNuggets.
Since I'm down here vacationing with the family over the Holidays in Gatlinburg, we always rent a condo (and it's gorgeous), and I'm up early every morning before the family, I'm gonna keep updating the bowl standings daily. That means I also won't have to do so much ciphering at the end either.
So here are the new standings after the three 12/27 games in which the winners, still taking into consideration the line, were Marshall, Syracuse, and Washington.
Code:WON LOSS GAC 7 4 .636 texasdave 7 4 redhawkfish 6 5 .545 VottoFan54 5 6 .454 Danny Serafini 5 6 Puffy 4 7 .363 Slyder 4 7 cumberlandreds 4 7 dabvu2498 2 5 .285 BuckeyeRed27 1 10 .090 BaseClogger 1 10
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We've been comng down here for years with the kids, who are now grown. MY daughter leaves for the Army in about two weeks, so we decided to take a family Christmas down here before she ships out.
The weather has been simply beautiful. We're going up hiking in the mountains today. But this place is just as packed as if it were July.
"panic" only comes from having real expectations
Cincinnati gets blitzed in the Belk Bowl. Never pick with your heart.
Heads of state that ride and wrangle. That look at your face from more than one angle. Can cut you from their bloated budgets. Like sharpened knives through Chicken McNuggets.
Here are the results from the four 12/28 games yesterday, with the winners being Rutgers (should have known ND wasn't going to make that spread. Dumb GAC Dumb), N. Carolina, Louisville, and Kansas State.
cumberlandreds really helped himself by going 4-0 yesterday. BaseClogger and dabvu2498 both went 3-1. We'll stop there.
No games on Sunday. Enjoy the final week for the NFL's regular season.
Code:WON LOSS GAC 9 6 .600 texasdave 9 6 cumberlandreds 8 7 .533 redhawkfish 7 8 .466 Danny Serafini 7 8 dabvu2498 5 6 .454 Puffy 6 9 .400 VottoFan54 6 9 Slyder 5 10 .333 BaseClogger 4 11 .266 BuckeyeRed27 3 12 .200
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"Whether you want to learn a new skill or simply be better at the job you were hired to do, it's now your job to train and invest in yourself." (p.6)
This book, written by the cofounder & CEO of LinkedIn (Hoffmann) and an award-winning entrepreneur/author (Casnocha), helps the reader to see that everyone — whether they know/admit it or...
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The basic premise of thesis book is the following: the entrepreneurial mindset and attitude are essential for anyone's career in today's economy. Thinking like an entrepreneur is not any more reserved just for the ultra-ambitious, well-funded Silicon Valley types; in order to succeed in today's job market everyone has to adopt many of the practices that successful...
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3.0 out of 5 stars Not Very Insightful,
Dr. Bojan Tunguz (Indiana, USA) - See all my reviews
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The basic premise of thesis book is the following: the entrepreneurial mindset and attitude are essential for anyone's career in today's economy. Thinking like an entrepreneur is not any more reserved just for the ultra-ambitious, well-funded Silicon Valley types; in order to succeed in today's job market everyone has to adopt many of the practices that successful entrepreneurs have been employing for decades. This, in and of itself, seems like a great piece of advice. Unfortunately, this book falls far short of delivering on how to implement such an approach in most ordinarily career paths.
I have for years in fact been adopting the kind of attitude that this book promotes: I've networked like crazy, created substantial online presence, tried to be in tune with the latest technological and professional trends, etc. However, in order to have a career, or even get a job, a lot more is required. It is these other much more crucial steps that I was hoping to learn more about from reading this book. Its authors, Reid Hoffman and Ben Casnocha, seemed to have exactly the kinds of credentials that would lend itself to revealing interesting and fact-based insights that are otherwise hard to find. My expectations were particularly high since Hoffman is one of the cofounders of LinkedIn. I was hoping that we'd find out some interesting data culled from millions of LinkedIn job searches and professional connections. Unfortunately, all my expectations have fallen way short, and "The Start-up of You" is just another indistinguishable, fluffy career "advice" book, of which there are already way too many on the market.
The book is filled with motivational-speak, with an incessant deluge of phrases that sound meaningful and profound (at least to some people), but are in fact quite vacuous ("Once you catch curiosity, it is (luckily) hard to shake." "Everyone is looking for an opportunity, even if they don't know it."). It is hard to figure out how these pieces of "advice" can in fact contribute to advancing anyone's career. Granted, the book is written with the greatest possible audience in mind, but even so it could have used a lot more concrete actionable advice.
The only examples that are used in this book are those of people who have been very successful entrepreneurs. These kinds of examples are good motivational stories, but are almost useless to the millions of job seekers out there hoping to get their own career off the ground. In the entire book there are virtually no attempts to show how the insights from the career paths of top-dog entrepreneurs translate into the concrete, actionable advice for the rest of us.
Furthermore, almost all of the examples and insights in this book are in one way or another linked with Silicon Valley. That is indeed a wonderful and exciting place, and I have been fortunate enough that I had spent many years working and studying over there. However, Silicon Valley is exceptional in many ways, and the insights gained there do not translate well to the rest of the country, and you are even worse off if you live overseas. Silicon Valley's entrepreneurial spirit has tricked down to the lower professional and social circles. This, however, has not been the case with the rest of the world, and it's unlikely that it will happen any time soon. I still think that the entrepreneurial attitude is worthwhile having; just don't expect any dramatic impact on your career any time soon.
If you are in a tight situation right now when it comes to your career, then reading this book will be a near total waste of time. As already mentioned, it contains almost no concrete, actionable information. If you are relatively secure in your job and just want to gain a better perspective on managing your career, then this book might hold some overall value. Even under such circumstances, though, the information you get will almost certainly be very abstract and not readily applicable to your career path.
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent advice & highly readable,
This review is from: The Start-up of You: Adapt to the Future, Invest in Yourself, and Transform Your Career (Hardcover)
"Whether you want to learn a new skill or simply be better at the job you were hired to do, it's now your job to train and invest in yourself." (p.6)
This book, written by the cofounder & CEO of LinkedIn (Hoffmann) and an award-winning entrepreneur/author (Casnocha), helps the reader to see that everyone — whether they know/admit it or not — is an entrepreneur. Even if you're not starting a business, you are still needing to invest in you, and in the career path you are going to take.
One of the key points in this book is that things are always changing. There is no one game plan or right fit. Because the world is not static (unchanging), you will constantly have to be adapting to things as you go along.
I found this book to be extremely helpful, especially as I am in the process of starting a business. There were questions and action steps at the end of each chapter that help you take what you learned and put it into practice. I found a lot of these questions to be really thought-provoking and believe they are going to be extremely useful as I write up my business plan.
I also loved that, while you can tell Mr. Hoffmann is a skilled businessman, his writing is also very accessible and down-to-earth. Mind you, there were a few words he used that I was confused by, or didn't know the meaning of (had to get out my dictionary!). But overall, the book was still highly readable.
Another thing that was really appealing is the fact that the author seems to be a "Renaissance Soul" (see book by Margaret Lobenstine) like me… preferring variety and change over choosing one thing and sticking with it. I like that he occasionally says to challenge the status quo… that entrepreneurs frequently make their own rules. ;)
Many real-life examples were given of what works and doesn't work. The stories about the Detroit auto-industry, and about author Sheryl Sandberg were really interesting!
This was one of those books that is just so full of excellent advice and information that I couldn't wait to get back to it, every time I had to set it aside to go do something else (eat, sleep…). I would most definitely recommend it.
5.0 out of 5 stars It all begins with you,
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This book is probably the most influential book, given it is the best advise to all of us who question our careers and where it will take us. No one will help you in your career but yourself and each and everyone us has the power to hook up and network with those that will guide and bring real meaning to the work we do. I recommend this book to every generation including the baby boomers who still have much to offer to the business community and can contribute to any organization even the world of technology.
5.0 out of 5 stars The Start-Up way to live your career is the way to go,
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If I have to describe this book in one word, I'll use "Enlightening".
Reid and Ben take you to a fantastic journey in how professional careers are working nowadays. Don't kid yourself that this is they future of professional careers, it already is. Although there is no silver bullet or formula to progress your careers, the Start-Up of You provides with a variety of tools, methods and techniques that are simple but effective. I'll recommend this book to anyone who is looking for a change.
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1.0 out of 5 stars Keep Trying,
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Through this book I learned that Reid is terribly networked in silicon valley, and I'm not.
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5.0 out of 5 stars How and why start-up mind-sets and skill-sets are essential to achieving and then sustaining success...however defined,
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The basic premise in Reid Hoffman and Ben Casnocha's book is that the same mind-sets and skill-sets that can help to ensure the success of a start-up company's performance can also (with appropriate modification) help to ensure the success of an individual's career. In fact, all companies should always be viewed - and managed - as a start-up. This what Jack Welch had in mind years ago when, during a GE annual meeting, he explained why he admired entrepreneurial companies:
"For one, they communicate better. Without the din and prattle of bureaucracy, people listen as well as talk; and since there are fewer of them they generally know and understand each other. Second, small companies move faster. They know the penalties for hesitation in the marketplace. Third, in small companies, with fewer layers and less camouflage, the leaders show up very clearly on the screen. Their performance and its impact are clear to everyone. And, finally, smaller companies waste less. They spend less time in endless reviews and approvals and politics and paper drills. They have fewer people; therefore they can only do the important things. Their people are free to direct their energy and attention toward the marketplace rather than fighting bureaucracy."
Hoffman and Casnocha assert, "To succeed professionally in today's world, you need to adopt entrepreneurial strategies...In the same way, you need to stay young and agile; you need to forever be a [begin italics] start-up [end italics]." Speaking for both of them (as he does throughout the book), Hoffman adds, "The business strategies employed by highly successful [begin italics] start-ups [end italics] and the career strategies employed by highly successful [begin italics] individuals [end italics] are strikingly similar." Readers are introduced to several "strategic frameworks" within which valuable (usually counterintuitive) insights are revealed by exemplary entrepreneurs such as Hoffman and Casnocha (of course) as well as Marc Andreesen, Jeff Bezos, Benjamin Franklin, Reed Hastings, Steve Jobs, Mary Sue Milliken, Marc Pinkus, Joseph Priestley, and Sheryl Sandberg, with insights anchored in their real-world experience.
Although Hoffman and Casnocha carefully identify the "what" of what organizational and individual success requires, they focus most of their attention on how (and how not to) achieve it. For example:
o How to develop a YOUR COMPANY/YOU Mind-Set
o How to develop a YOUR COMPANY/YOU Skill-Set
o How to develop and then sustain a competitive advantage
o How to anticipate and prepare for contingencies with agility and resiliency
o How to bounce back from adversity
o How to establish and then strengthen a network of genuine and appropriate relationships
o How to identify and then pursue breakout opportunities
o How to identify and evaluate "intelligent" risks
o How to navigate professional challenges with network intelligence
o How to synthesize information into actionable intelligence
Each of the Fortune 500 companies was originally a start-up and each of their CEOs was once a career-entry employee. My guess (only a guess) is that the most successful companies and their leaders understand, appreciate, and affirm the power and value of the start-up mind-sets and skill-sets that Hoffman and Casnocha examine in this book. For them, for all of us, "life is a permanent beta [and] the trick is never stop starting."
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5.0 out of 5 stars Refreshing career book that's a must-read for anyone looking to advance their career,
This review is from: The Start-up of You: Adapt to the Future, Invest in Yourself, and Transform Your Career (Hardcover)
Reid Hoffman, who is less well known than other Silicon Valley icons like Zuckerberg or Jobs, has been called "*the* role model for entrepreneurs" by tech publications, and for very good reason. He's a hugely successful investor who not only has had a hand in some of the most successful tech companies around today (including Zuckerberg's Facebook) but is also a hugely successful entrepreneur and founder - an incredibly rare achievement in today's tech world. He's currently chairman and co-founder of the professional networking site LinkedIn and was an executive at PayPal.
Ben Casnocha is an intensely curious young author. Anyone familiar with his extensive online writing and earlier book, My Start-Up Life, knows the quality of insight he provides. That voice certainly shines through in this book. Not only is he a true intellectual, he also has the business experience as a founder of his own software company to be able to write authoritatively on a topic like this.
Speaking of that topic, careers and career development is one of the most broad topics one can imagine, and considering the breadth of topics and points these two cover, the book is remarkably coherent and engaging. References to LinkedIn and how to use it effectively are tactfully sprinkled throughout the book and do not dominate the bulk of the discussion.
Two of the key threads:
- Relationships are the most important aspect of one's career.
The authors use a brilliant analogy for thinking about one's relationships: I-to-the-We. Your individual strengths matter, but when surrounded by the right individuals, your ability to effect change is raised exponentially by the power of your network.
A refreshing change from typical business books, the authors show how to build genuine relationships that benefit both individuals. They stress helping first and not keeping score.
This idea is epitomized by the little-known story that Hoffman actually introduced Mark Zuckerberg to Facebook's first outside investor and himself (Hoffman) invested in the very first round of financing. Facebook, for now, has the greater market cap and the larger member base. Their respective companies are often pitted against each other in the media, and Hoffman's willingness to help a young Zuckerberg building a competing social network shows Hoffman's commitment to follow his own advice.
- Have a bias towards action.
Straight out of the Silicon Valley playbook, this seems incredibly obvious once you hear the rationale, but is certainly not standard practice for folks in their careers today. As the pace of change accelerates all around you, if you're not moving forward, then you are in essence moving backwards.
Simply doing things, when you're guided by your best instincts, generates opportunities, new connections and most of all, helps you learn about yourself. Instead of thinking about whether you want to make a move to another industry, get out there and talk to the folks in that industry or take a small and reversible step in that direction by working in that industry on the side, testing your "strong hypothesis, weakly held" to see if it is in fact right for you.
To further this focus on action and to help the reader in his or her own career journey, the authors end each chapter with a section titled Invest In Yourself. It provides many eminently useful "action items" that the reader should take to implement the ideas in the book. Many business and self-help books falter when it comes time to turn ideas into action but these sections are a cut above the tired and obvious action items present in many books.
Overall, this is a hugely refreshing and remarkably coherent career book. Thoroughly researched and backed up by real-world examples, this is a must-read for anyone interested in advancing their career in today's working world.
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Kenyon Smith's a funny guy.
The senior guard on the University of Southern Indiana men's basketball team at first didn't go along with the conventional explanation of the Eagles' 72-61 victory over visiting Cedarville on Saturday.
Never mind that USI's defense — aided by Smith's three steals — shut down the Yellow Jackets' 3-point shooting in the second half.
"I think the reason was we switched rims," said Smith, a grin slowly spreading across his face.
He knew better, of course.
After sinking six 3-point baskets in the first half, Cedarville (7-6) went 1-for-10 from beyond the arc in the second half at USI's Physical Activities Center.
Meanwhile, junior Orlando Rutledge tied his career high with 27 points while sinking six of 10 3-point shots, and senior Keith DeWitt put together a double-double of 16 points and 10 rebounds.
USI is now 7-1 heading into its Great Lakes Valley Conference opener on Thursday night at home against Missouri-St. Louis. And a defense that had been unable to stop the 3-point shot the past three games now can.
"Sometimes we were confused when we called out a (defensive) switch and we'd be late (getting to a shooter)," Smith said in explaining why Cedarville went 6-for-14 from behind the arc in the first half.
That completely changed after halftime.
"I think we communicated better and we were more urgent in getting out on their shooters," said USI point guard Lawrence Thomas. "We had to run them off the 3-point line and make them feel uncomfortable out there."
And Smith and Thomas — and Ben Jones and Melvyn Little off the bench — were the keys to that.
"I think our guards really set the tempo," said USI coach Rodney Watson. "They couldn't let (Cedarville) run their stuff. And Kenyon getting those steals really became a factor in the second half."
Smith's first steal of the half resulted in his sinking a layup that put USI ahead 37-36 less than two minutes into the final 20 minutes — the Eagles' first lead since a 17-16 advantage at 11:41 of the first half.
Although Cedarville went eventually back up by five points, the character of the game had changed.
The Eagles scored 12 of the next 13 points, forcing the Yellow Jackets to miss their next six shots. In the meantime, Rutledge put USI ahead for good at 44-43 off a steal and subsequent layup during which he was fouled and then hit the free throw.
And after Cedarville got back within a point, at 49-48, Rutledge buried a 3-pointer from the corner with 9:12 left.
Thomas and Rutledge continued to give Cedarville some of its own medicine. Thomas sank a 3-pointer at 6:39 and Rutledge hit another — the Eagles' ninth of the game — at 5:03.
Their lead never dipped below six points after that.
When it was over, USI had piled up 11 steals — five by Smith — while holding Cedarville to 32.1 percent overall shooting (9-for-28) in the second half, 10 percentage points below its first-half shooting.
USI also ended Cedarville's five-game winning streak.
A big key to that was Smith, who had been struggling this season, mostly because of a foot injury.
"I looked in the mirror today and told myself, 'Bring back the old Kenyon,' " he said.
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Cheetahs v Kings - Live
80 Brussow stabs the ball he stole upfield for Rhule to chase, but the flank overcooked his kick and the pigskin rolls into touch. The ref blows for full-time, and the Kings will leave Bloem with their heads held high after denying the high-flying Cheetahs the all-important bonus point.
79 Steve Sykes is denied a try after getting shunted backwards in a tackle, but Watson picks up the loose ball and has a go himself. Turnover!
76 The Cheetahs now forced to defend their tryline as the Kings look for a consolation try with time ticking away.
73 The home crowd getting frustrated with their team who are still one try short of the bonus point. Ryno Benjamin comes on for Le Roux - strange decision that by coach Naka Drotske... Le Roux was playing pretty well. But maybe fresh legs is what the Cheetahs need...
71 Elgar Watts is on for Francis. And the replacement pivot is full of running as he makes a snipe towards the Kings' line, before getting hauled down in a desperate tackle by Watson. Was it high? No, the ref waves play on but the Cheetahs win a free kick after the ball failed to come out of the ruck...
69 Play taking place just outside the Cheetahs' 22 now. The Kings, just like the opening forty, haven't come close to threatening the Cheetahs' tryline in the second half. The ball is turned over, Rhule tries to make something out of nothing but gets thumped into touch.
PENALTY, CHEETAHS. Surprisingly, Cheetahs skipper Adriaan Strauss throws the ball to Francis who bangs over another three-pointer. The hosts making sure of the win before their bye... 26-12!
65 The Cheetahs push the Kings pack back, but replacement scrum-half Sarel Pretorius' pass to Francis is a bad one. Robert Ebersohn cleans it up, but gets swamped. Luckily for him, the Kings were offsides...
64 The TMO says 'no try', Viljoen held up. So the Cheetahs will have an attacking 5m scrum.
63 The Cheetahs hunting their fourth try. Coenie Oosthuizen powers forward and now Viljoen takes it over the line but the Kings look to have held him up... we're going upstairs.
60 The crowd boo as Luke Watson makes his way on to the pitch... poor guy.
PENALTY, CHEETAHS. The hosts do exactly that, and Francis slots over an easy three points. 23-12
57 The Kings forced to defend their tryline after first Le Roux has a go and then Landman - but both are held up short. The ref awards a penalty to the Cheetahs though ... and they may just go for posts here.
PENALTY, KINGS. Catrakilis adds to his 100% record, and keeps his team in touch of their hosts with penalty number four. 20-12!
54 Landman taps it down for Van Zyl - he's played well tonight - and the number nine gets the Cheetahs backline moving. Sadie is held up in midfield and the Kings win a penalty after the Cheetahs are pinged for entering the ruck from the side.
52 Catrakilis just manages to get his clearance kick away with Rhule breathing down his neck. So the Cheetahs will have the line-out just outside the Kings' 22.
50 Now the Kings make some changes - off comes Kevin Buys and Bernado... and on goes Virgile Lacombe and David Bulbring while Luke Watson continues to warm the bench.
48 Le Roux threatens once again with ball in hand, but his pass to the supporting Johann Sadie is forward which lets the Kings off the hook.
47 Another change for the Cheetahs now - prop Trevor Nyakane comes on for Lourens Adriaanse.
46 Francis is unable to add the extras, but the Cheetahs lead 20-9
TRY, CHEETAHS. Rhule does all the hard work and nearly bags his second, but is held up inches short. After three more phases, Van Zyl snipes around the ruck and links up with Willie le Roux who powers over!
44 The physical battle claims another victim as lock Lood de Jager makes his way off the field and he'll be replaced by the big Rynhard Landman.
42 He's met by a black wall of defenders, but there's a small knock-on by a Steve Sykes as he tried to rip the ball away so the Cheetahs will have the put-in at the scrum.
Second Half Welcome back! Francis gets the second forty going and once again it's a deep kick-off, taken in by Shaun Venter. The scrum-half passes to Catrakilis who's kick for touch finds Daniller instead and the full-back decides to run it back...
40 Attacking line-out for the Kings, who win the ball back off their throw-in and get the drive on, The Cheetahs put on the brakes though, and shove their visitors into touch which brings up the half-time whistle. The Cheetahs in front, but the Kings not far behind. See you in a few!
37 Now Labuschagne makes his way off the field, replaced by Frans Viljoen. The Kings backs stretch their legs, and give the ball some air as Ronnie Cooke races 15m before putting Siyanda Grey into space. The winger is quickly shut down though, but wins the line-out for his team after his attempted offload is knocked into touch by a Cheetah.
PENALTY, KINGS. The visitors not letting the Cheetahs run away with this one, as the forwards once again make good ground. Brussow concedes a penalty for not rolling away. Up steps Catrakilis, and that's another three-pointer in the bag for the Kings pivot. 15-9!
CONVERSION, CHEETAHS. Francis raises the flags from far out and the Cheetahs lead 15-6
TRY, CHEETAHS. Van Zyl picks up a loose ball and puts the Kings on the backfoot, as he steps in and out of two would-be defenders before passing inside to Labuschagne who dives over for the try! He's stayed down though, so the celebrations are put on hold on...
PENALTY, KINGS. Former Cheetahs centre Andries Strauss breaks the advantage line once again for the Kings. They have good momentum inside Cheetahs' 22 and the Cheetahs stray offside. Catrakilis makes the most of his opportunity at goal and kicks the easy penalty. 8-6!
28 Potential blow for the Cheetahs now as Labuschagne stays down after twisting his elbow in a tackle. Ouch! But he's going to carry on.
26 The Kings pack puts in a huge shove and win a penalty for their efforts - wow, that's a wake-up call for the Cheetahs as the opposition forwards give high fives all round.
24 Finally, the tournament newbies get their hands in the ball. But can you believe it, they kick is away! Rhule is underneath it, but gets taken out in the air. So the ref goes all the way back from where the ball was kicked and gives the Cheetahs a free kick. They opt for the scrum.
21 The Kings being starved of possession, but they dig their heels in on defence and save a break-out from that man Rhule after the winger was put into space from a two-man overlap.
19 Lappies Labuschagne takes at the back of the line-out for the Cheetahs and powers forward. He's been a revelation for the Cheetahs this season. Phillip van der Walt takes the pop pass and brushes aside two more defenders before hitting the deck.
17 Francis with a chip over the top, but Cornell du Preez takes it in and gets plenty if support from his fellow forwards. The ref shouts "Use it!", and Shaun Venter feeds his backs. Robert Ebersohn looked offside, but play continues as Ronnie Cooke puts his head down and runs into traffic. Michael Killian gets his first touch, but is dragged into touch.
PENALTY, CHEETAHS. Francis makes no mistake from bang in front. 8-3!
13 Scrum feed to the Cheetahs just inside the Kings' 22. Free kick to the home side. Piet van Zyl takes a quick tap and goes, but the visitors were offsides as Jacques Engelbrecht dumps the halfback. Penalty to the Cheetahs...
PENALTY, KINGS. Demetri Catrakilis makes no mistake! 5-3
9 The visitors work their way inside the Cheetahs' 22. Phillip van der Walt is pinged for not rolling away at the tackle, slowing down the ball. So a chanced for the Kings to get on the board.
7 Francis is unable to add the extras from far out though. 5-0
TRY, CHEETAHS,. The TMO gives the green light - first blood to the Cheetahs. What a start!
5 Whitehead hoists up an up and under and gives chase. Hennie Daniller is underneath it, takes well and decides to run it back. The Kings forced to defend early on, as the full-back links with Raymond Rhule who turns on the gas and races 35m towards the tryline. He stretches out to score, and looks to have scored! But the ref is going upstairs...
3 Rynier Bernado leaps into the air and takes cleanly. Andries Strauss takes a crash ball in midfield, but the Cheetahs turn the ball over - take a bow Heinrich Brussow. Burton once again goes for territory, this time settting up a line-out on the Kings' 22.
1 And we're under way! George Whitehead kicks off for the Kings. Taken in by Francois Uys, and the ball is fired out to Burton Francis who puts in a monster punt for a line-out on half-way.
Team News The Cheetahs have kept the faith with their starting XV. The Kings, on the other hand, have made several changes - including the benching of skipper Luke Watson.
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Sunday, September 30, 2012
sunday portrait week 136
001. It's been a while since I've done one of these huh? I don't know why they've stopped. I post my face on this blog constantly so it felt like it was a bit silly doing this because I started it when I didn't show my face so much but hey. It's Sunday and I'm currently sitting at my laptop trying to plan the week ahead and try and get some solid thoughts and posts ready to post on my blog!
002. This week I've been to and from London once again. I went to a TresSemme event for the launch of their new Texture range on Tuesday night at the Heron Tower and we ate at Duck and Waffle which was actually incredible. The food was never ending and the wine was flowing. I'm sure a few of us a bloggers were nursing a sore head the next morning! I stayed at Emma's with Kate and then the next day we popped to a Clarisonic event. Then this weekend I went down again for some freelance work and to sort a few things regarding my new house (see point three!). I also ate a lot of food and was very very lazy, The best kind of weekend (:
003. Other awesome news from the weekend has to be the fact I have a new house! It's all signed and will be paid for tomorrow so all I'm waiting for is a move in date. Hopefully it will be about two weeks, but considering this week has flown by I'm hoping it will come around sooner rather than later! No more dreaming about storage or sleeping on floors! I literally can't wait to have all my nice things around me and access to all my stuff. I'm really struggling without my usual skincare, hair care, makeup collection and most importantly my lack of shoes! One pair is simply not enough.
004. Blogging burnout seems to have subsided a bit over the last week and I'm getting inklings about getting back to it. It's probably been a month now since I went a bit missing in action from the blogging world- and honestly I'm so happy I've taken a step back. It's refreshing in some ways to not worry about things like what time of day to take photos, if I'll have time to post before I go out, replying to PR enquires, making sure I have enough content for the week. I've been blogging pretty much daily for three years now and been doing it "full time" for the past year. It got to the point where I felt stale and although not forced I just didn't really wanna sit down and do it. I think it's so easy to get burnt out, uninspired and feel like you're not relevant anymore in such an over saturated and constantly changing "game". Honestly I can't say how inspired and refreshed I feel after taking a little leave and planning what's next for my two blogs and what I want to do next. What excites me most is that my new room has absolutely perfect lighting so I can't wait to set my tripod up and snap some images. I never really wanted to be a "full time blogger", it was just something that happened after I finished university. While I do a lot of freelance projects with various brands, I don't know if it is time for me to get a "real" job and stop living the blogger dream!
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Wednesday, September 26, 2012
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Red, White and Blue
A new addition to my always growing glitter topcoat collection is Barry M Jewel Britannia. A fun, clear based glitter packed full of small particles of silver glitter and then layered with large chunks of red, blue and silver. Brought out as part of the Jubilee and Olympic celebration's here in the UK, it's a limited edition shade so be sure to snap it up soon if you're looking to purchase it as I can't imagine it being around for a whole lot longer. For the purposes of the blog post I've layered it here with Revlon Red and Ciate Snow White (Im sure you can tell which is which!) but it is actually opaque in about three coats so you could go for full on glitter nails or just simply to a full coat accent nail!
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Save The Bees with Neal's Yard Remedies
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Neal's Yard Remedies has recently launched a new 'Bee Lovely' organic beauty product range and have been campaigning to stop the use of deadly neonic pesticides which are killing bees all over the world. This is responsible for the loss of 80% of beehives in the UK. To help save the bee's they need 100,000 UK signatures on their Bee Lovely petition. So far they've made a good start but need help to get more signature by the end of November so we can present it to parliament and request the British government join France, Germany, Italy and Slovenia in banning these powerful pesticides, and help protect the bees. You can help their cause by signing the petition at Facebook.com/NealsYardRemediesOfficial and promoting the cause via the #beelovely hashtag or following @NYR_Official.
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Monday, September 24, 2012
where are you?
image 1: primark jacket, ebay ring
image 2: monki dress
image 5: with zoe & topshop dress
image 6:american apparel leggings via asos*, topshop top and boots, river island coat
image 7: primark dress, asos high tops*, zara bag, vintage coat
So, What's going on right? Basically I've been trying to move house for the past three weeks or so but it completely fell through last weekend and Im currently back at my Mum's in Ludlow. Unfortunately we had one of the most nutcase and unhinged landlords (his names Karl Evans and properties in the Clapham/Balham area, ooh name and shame!) left us in the lurch by literally treating us like children and storming out of our contract signing. It's not the end of the world as I do have somewhere to stay at the moment. But the major downside is because I work from home I couldn't really stay with friends in London as I really don't wanna be a huge burden. So I've moved home for a bit. I've seen places I like over the past few days and hopefully I can keep looking while I'm away so my flatmate can go check them out. Everything goes so quickly in London and in the area we want to live it's a real struggle getting a 3-4 bed at the moment.
Obviously my blogging schedule is completely out of the window and I really haven't had any time to blog let alone trying to think about what to post about. All my stuff is in storage now and I can't lug my tripod and tons of clothes or makeup around with me so it's going to be a bit tricky for a while. So I'm going on hiatus for a bit. I'll be back for sure just whenever I actually have a proper roof over my head in London again! I'll post some sporadic updates when I can, but I think instagram outfits might be all I can muster up for the time being!
I know most people understand where I'm at and why I can't blog at the moment, and I really appreciate your patience and understanding while I'm away. I just thought I'd do a official post on it as I know not everyone follows me on every social media platform under the sun!
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I'm a huuuuge fan of matte lipsticks. I don't know why but I love the creaminess and the full coverage opaque look on the lips. I know alot of people really worry about them as they tend to emphasise imperfections and dryness on the lips. However the new Kate Moss for Rimmel Matte Lipsticks are unlike the old chalky, stiff and drying lipsticks. They are velvet soft, highly pigmented and apply so smoothly. Opqaue in one swipe they glide on without enhancing imperfections to leave a matte satin finish on the lips. They wear really comfortably and last a good 4 hours before needing reapplication. My only complaint would be their taste, they have that horrible drugstore synthetic fruity taste to them, but it does wear off quickly when worn. My personal favourites are #101 and #113. Although I have to admit #107 really impressed me, I don't really like dark lips but the dark cherry shade would be perfect for autumn winter!
Monday, September 17, 2012
london fashion week ss13 day three
(photo by Jaime from Boy Meets Fashion)
bralet: new look
skirt: H&M
jacket: boohoo
hat: asos
scarf: river island
shoes: swedish hasbeens via sarenza*
bag: zara
The wonderful and ever so talented Jaime from Boy Meets Fashion kindly took some outfit snaps for me on Sunday Afternoon and sent them over to me today. I spent Sunday at LFW doing street style for some get the look features I'm planning on doing at some point. I also wore Xen Tan Absolute Luxe Fake Tan if anyone is wondering about my brownness. I didn't like it at first and the hefty price tag really puts me off the idea of repurchasing it but the colour is stunning. Tanned without being too orange as this is the colour I naturally go in the sun!
Sorry I'm all over the place at the moment and the blog is really, really suffering as a result of it all! I'll update you all tomorrow on my personal goings on. Things have messed up a bit in my life but I shall get things up to speed tomorrow and what's going to be happening with the blog going forward! Anyone who met me over the weekend can see how stressed out I was about work, blogging and home so it might be nice to get it all out in a blog post! Dear Diary, Mood Apathetic.
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Sunday, September 16, 2012
LFW Snaps
Just some snaps from Felder Felder and one from Moschino. I have more shows tomorrow so hopefully some more snaps! I had an amazing seat at Felder Felder so was able to snap away happily and actually get a fair few good shots! And then last night at Moschino Cheap and Chic I was able to admire the FROW. Alexa Chung (wearing a JW Anderson x Topshop jumper!) Daisy Low and Kelly Brook were across from me and Gemma it was amazing!
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Friday, September 14, 2012
london fashion week ss13: day one
(photos by Lily from What I Heart Today)
jacket: beyond retro
dress: asos
necklace: primark
bracelets: black tied* and topshop
bag: zara
shoes: topshop
nails: models own bubblegum* & topcoat i'll reveal soon!
shoes: topshop
nails: models own bubblegum* & topcoat i'll reveal soon!
I'm absolutely physically and mentally drained and it's only day one. There is something about the air during London Fashion Week that positively kills me. I had to dip home for a few hours to recover between shows, take a disco nap and blog. I've been to Zoe Jordan and Bora Aksu so far and then off to Felder and Felder (my fave!) and PPQ tonight. Possibly off to the PPQ Afterparty but I don't think my body can take it! I've been going to LFW enough now to know I'm never going to get street snapped like Rumi or Susie. So I just went with comfort in an easy and stylish way. I wore my favourite ASOS oversized dress and my "transformer" Primark necklace with my Topshop boots and a little jacket I got from Beyond Retro. I actually really like my outfit today because I felt comfortable, simple and stylish without being over the top. I've found basically one of the only reasons some people go to Fashion week is to look outrageous! I just think London Fashion Week is so weird as everyone really pulls out all the stops and then there are some people that literally look so effortless stylish all I want to do is bottle that bit of coolness and live that look myself! Le sigh, Sorry if this doesn't make sense. My brain is broken. I'll have coverage to show you all tomorrow though (:
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The Ojon Rare Blend Oil is a mixture of seven natural oils which all work together to repair damaged hair. The Oil provides alot of hydration, increases the hair's shine, protects the hair from heat and enviromental exposure. The oil is made up from a blend of oils which all individually add something to the hair. This has to be the most beautiful hair oil I've ever used! When I was shown it at a meeting i did a a childish fangirl squee as I was just so in awe of it! To use you need to shake the oil up to blend them all but they all separate back into the yellow, clear and red sections after a few minutes as they all have different weights and sit on top of each other.
I love this oil as it's so decadent, nourishing and really works on my hair. I have pretty porous hair that tends to love hair oils but I find it especially loves this one as it soaks it all up immediately. You really only need a small drop or two added to dry or damp hair. My hair was left feeling really soft, nourished and protected. Recently my hair's been a bit on the frizzy side due to overuse of heat in the past few weeks but Ojon Rare Blend it's really helped calm it down a bit and tame some of my flyways. The fact that it doesn't have a pump niggles me a tiny bit but I can get over that. I really recommend this hair oil as an alternative to Morrocan Oil, if you're looking for a oil in that sort of price range but there are cheaper alternatives to hair oils out there. This should retail for around £29, It's currently Harrods exclusive but should launch everywhere else from October.
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Clarins Dark Cherry Rouge Prodige Lipstick
Berry Lips
Typically the words "Dark" and "Cherry" send me running for the hills when it comes to makeup. The idea of straying from my bright pink or coral matte lip scares me a tiny bit! However after attending the Clarins A/W Launch I was given a Dark Cherry Rouge Prodige Lipstick. A glamourous dark red lipstick with a creamy lightweight formulation. The pigmentation is exceptional, being completly opaque in one soft swipe. I found this lipstick to be incredibly moisturing and provide a subtle semi glossy finish. It's glossy without being too glossy or slippy on the lips which I actually really love. Much to my surprise I really do like this lipstick on me and it fits so well with the trend for berry lips this Autumn Winter. I thought it looked so dark in the tube but once applied it looks much redder and brighter.
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
leather sleeved jacket
vest: asos
skirt: topshop
jacket: river island
boots: topshop
hat: topshop
bracelet: black tied*, claires accessories*, regal rose*
nails: essie cute as a button
lips: mac please me
I think I might be obsessed with leather (or faux leather) sleeves! This is a recent addition to my jacket collection from River Island. I tried this little beauty on a few weeks ago in Westfields and then had to ask the Internet if they thought I should buy it. Obviously the answer was a resounding yes and I swiftly went to check out. I bought it home and my two housemates ending up getting it as well. It's completely sold out online now and I have a feeling it might be sold out in store but don't hold me to it! Debuting my new collarbone piecing today as well as I feel they have healed suitably well considering they were a mess when I first had them done. I'm really happy with them and love how they have turned out! I got the first set done back in April on my Birthday but my plan was always to get two lots on each side so I went back and got the second set done earlier last month!
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As investors agonize over Facebook's future, the online social network used by a seventh of the world's population isn't forgetting the importance of play.
South Korea's Samsung Electronics said Wednesday it had started building a new $7 billion chip plant in the Chinese city of Xian—its biggest-ever investment in the country.
The boxy little white and blue vehicle draws plenty of curious stares as it chugs down the street. But this is no golf cart—it's Gaza's first hand-built electric car.
The repercussions of Apple's billion-dollar patent victory over Samsung were still being felt at Europe's biggest consumer electronics show, as the South Korean firm launched a host of new gadgets.
It's beginning to look a lot like a big season in the United States for mobile gadgets, with the still-rumored launch by Apple in September of a new iPhone, expected to ignite fresh growth in the smartphone ...
(AP) Apple has agreed to buy fingerprint reader AuthenTec Inc. for approximately $356 million as the maker of iPhones and iPads looks to strengthen its digital security capabilities.
The United States is bracing for a data crunch from the surging use of smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices as the explosion of Internet-ready devices eats up the radio spectrum allocated for mobile ...
Now at a critical juncture in its quest to become a superpower, China is turning to Western regions like the Silicon Valley for help with its next technical leap forward.
South Korea's Samsung Electronics said on Wednesday it plans to sell more than 25 million "smart TVs" this year as it tries to capture the emerging Internet TV market eyed by competitors including Apple.
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas can be considered a toy store for the electronics world, with mile after mile of showrooms of the latest and greatest.
(AP) -- Don't trash your keyboard and mouse just yet. But three companies at the International Consumer Electronics Show demonstrated depth-sensing cameras that let you to control your computer by moving ...
Kingston Technology Co. is helping pack more entertainment into Apple gadgets and Kindle Fire tablets.
Tired of walking? An American inventor has designed a pair of motorized shoes.
As sleek new smartphones prepared to make splashes at the Consumer Electronics Show here on Tuesday, a California firm was out to prevent water from being the death of them.


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