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The global business environment these days has been woven in a more complicated interdependency that some volatility from China could jolt or immobilize the stock markets to as far as Sydney, New York and London.
The interplay of globalisation and all its criss-crossing volatilities is now a regular fare for investors and business owners alike; nonetheless profits and long term earnings had never been extensively vulnerable and even undermined.
After two straight years of growth among the emerging market economies led by China, India, and Brazil, business owners and investors are starting to feel the impinging strains stemming from changing government policies on foreign investments, property taxes, ownership structures, among others.
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Mr. Turley emphasizes that the current global business environment is now quite volatile that "a company's size and strength are no longer the main advantages—size and agility are."
He made this observation based on the Globalisation Index, which is as a result of Ernst and Young's collaboration with the Economic Intelligence Unit in finding the views of nearly 1,000 global business leaders as to the most effective approach in conducting business on a global scale.
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Ernst & Young's Globalisation Index and latest study also reveals "companies must develop highly nimble operating models that would enable them to respond to new opportunities and new threats," explains Mr. Turley.
It further highlights the business challenges faced by organisations on a globalisation mode and presents the right solutions to them.
In Finding and Solutions presented by Ernst & Young's "The World is Bumpy: Globalisation and New Strategies for Growth", it emphasises that the old ways are no longer effective in doing business especially in the emerging new markets as the contagion of the financial crises spread out even in the new growth areas Brazil, India, and China.
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How can you leverage the popular 140 character social media site to drive more traffic to your business or website?
1. Optimise your Twitter bio. Make sure your company identity and voice are branded well – that means having a bio that tells people who you are and includes a link to your company website or a landing page and having a consistent tone so that people clearly understand who you are and what you do.
2. Find out who the influences and experts are in your target area(s) and interact with them on a regular basis. Add them to a private Twitter list and engage with them daily. Build a real relationship and then look for opportunities to collaborate.
3. Get colleagues involved. The first people to help build your brand should come internally, Make sure your coworkers are following you on Twitter and tweeting, retweeting, engaging, etc.
4. Tweet regularly. Regular tweeting is a sign of an active, healthy profile, If you only tweet once a week, or once a month people will forget about you and your competition will be ahead of you. I recommend daily postings and engaging so that you are on the top of peoples minds on a consistent basis. Be sure you are tweeting relevant or useful information, content your followers will read, click on, retweet and/or favourite.
5. Don't be afraid to ask for some Twitter love. Ask followers to retweet, mention or favourite your tweets.
6. Track mentions and respond if appropriate. After all, customer service is the new marketing and many customers now post their product queries and complaints on Twitter.
7. Retweet. Don't be afraid to retweet as this will help link you with and cement your own thought leadership within your industry,
8. Favourite tweets. Many people don't know about favouring tweets, but it can get someone's attention more than a retweet or a mention.
9. Follow trends/hashtags. Look at the trending topics and hashtags and find a way to make a relevant connection to your brand. By putting your business among the trending topics, your handle will be seen when people search tweets regarding that particular hashtag.
10. Offer discounts or special deals to Twitter followers. Run Twitter contests such as: 'The next 50 people that retweet me will receive a coupon for 50% off,' or have people post pictures of themselves in the store or using your product and do a random drawing,
11. Use images and videos. Images, videos and other rich media have proven to receive more views, clicks and shares than plain text tweets.
12. Use Promoted Tweets. Be sure to directly target your audience with Promoted Tweets. The goal is to provide value that establishes trust and credibility, not trick people into clicking a link.
13. Make sure Twitter is integrated with your other marketing efforts. Twitter, like other social media platforms, is much more effective when integrated with your other marketing activities. For example, if you're running a promotion or contest on Twitter, let your email subscribers know about it, as they are another customer base who have already let you know that they want to receive messages from you. Inversely, by occasionally tweeting out the link to your mailing list, you can also tap your Twitter base into your email content.
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Where are all the problems?
Einstein is quoted as having said that if he had one hour to save the world he would spend fifty-nine minutes defining the problem and only one minute finding the solution.
Yet too much of both marketingland – and with it plannignland – is to my mind, devoting its energies in precisely the opposite proportion, spending far too much rushing to solutions and executional assumptions.
One would have thought it obvious but "We need advertising" isn't a definition of a problem. Nor is "we need a social media platform/presence." Those are asset requests.
Nor for that matter does "we need to stimulate conversation" or – heaven forbid – "drive awareness" adequately define the problem. Those are merely intermediate responses. Appallingly vague ones at that.
Badly thought-through and ill-defined problems undermine creativity and effectiveness. Good problems are the first and most essential step to work that works.
Hard is always better than soft
It's telling that in their their analysis of the IPA's databank Les Binet and Peter Field observe that "campaigns that are set hard objectives (business or behavioural results) are generally more successful than those working only to intermediate consumer response targets (e.g. attitudes or awareness).
Indeed according to their analysis, campaigns that set hard objectives enjoyed an effectiveness success rate of 50%, while those that only set soft, intermediate objectives enjoyed a success rate of 11%.
Binet and Field conclude that "marketing metrics should aim to measure changes in the real commercial world of the brand, not just the in the mindsets of the people who buy it."
What should we say?" or – more fashionably these days – "How should we engage?" has never been planning's starting point. Back in 1963 for example (hence the sexist reference to 'Advertising Man') James Webb Young wrote:
"Finding the best opportunity in the market for the particular advertiser and shaping his advertising to exploit that opportunity is one of the greatest contributions the Advertising Man can make to his client. And the chances of making that contribution… will depend upon his penetration into the real facts and nuances of that advertiser's situation."
If we – both client and agency – are to stimulate creativity that works, then this is an agenda we need to take to heart.
The necessity of good problems for effectiveness
Done well, the creative process is of course a messy, non-linear journey.
But without real, rigorous and thorough joined-up thinking applied to the setting of objectives, we are failing to build a framework for how we expect our communications to work. As Stephen King wrote in his JWT Planning Guide, in any communications strategy "there must be a hypothesis of how the advertising is intended to work."
And working to principle of "of garbage in garbage out", if we're not constructing some kind of hypothesis of how our work is meant to work, then we're failing to construct a model of effectiveness.
Writing of the characteristics of winning IPA Effectiveness Awards submissions, Richard Storey has written: "Without exception, each campaign was effective because its 'creators' developed a theory about the problem they were facing and, from that, found a means of influencing the dynamics in their favour. I guess we call that having a strategy."
Effectiveness is after all an input into the development of advertising, not merely some post-event audit process done for planning and effectiveness awards. As Les Binet and Peter Field put it: "Agreeing clear objectives… makes marketing more effective, by focusing minds and resources on the tasks that matter."
The evidence from the IPA's dataBANK suggests that campaigns that set clear campaign objectives are more effective than those that don't. Campaigns that had a clear objective specified enjoyed an effectiveness rate of 46%. versus an effectiveness success rate of 35% for campaigns that did not have clear objectives specified.
And as we've already seen, campaigns that set hard objectives (business or behavioural results) are generally more successful than those working only to intermediate consumer response targets (e.g. attitudes or awareness).
Furthermore, if we're failing to build a model of effectiveness, then our work will always be hostage to views and prejudices of others. In particular those who claim they know how communications works and insist that our work be tested against their metrics, norms, and assumptions. In other words, we leave our work exposed and vulnerable.
Small wonder that Stephen King was moved to complain all those years ago that "I think it is still the rule, rather than the exception, that creative people are asked to achieve one objective, and then their worked is turned down because it hasn't achieved something completely different."
The necessity of good problems for creativity
As Chairman of Lowe in London, Adrian Holmes was fond of saying that "a great problem requires a great solution." If we're not feeding the creative process with well thought through, imaginatively framed problems, then we're failing creativity.
Freedom is often regarded as the necessary and vital oxygen for creativity. The romantic myth of the wayward artist, living on the fringes of society (usually in some dingy garret), refusing to be bound by any of its conventions is a powerful and enduring one.
However, closer inspection reveals the truth that boundless freedom and latitude is a very poor stimulator indeed of ideas. Robert McKee actively teaches against freedom, insisting that: "Limitation is vital the first step toward a well-told story is to create a small, knowable world… The constraint that setting imposes on story design doesn't inhibit creativity: it inspires it." the creative mind actively needs resistance for it to operate successfully and productively.
Indeed, without any of the resistance that boundaries and specifics provide, the creative mind is likely to find itself wandering down many an irrelevant or unfruitful avenue or line of enquiry. Or worse, we are likely to find ourselves staring at a blank canvas with absolutely no idea where to begin. Imagine being handed a sheet of paper and a pencil with the invitation to "draw whatever you want". The chances are that you'll stare blankly for quite a while, wondering where on earth to begin.
I don't believe in the infantilisation of creatives. Great creatives aren't children. They're as passionately interested in solving client's business issues as the next person. They want to get into the roots of the problem or opportunity. They want context. They're not content with just taking a pithy proposition (or whatever you want to call it) at face value and rushing to fire up the ol' Photoshop or HTML5. They want to know what problem they're solving, not merely what proposition they're being asked to create work from. So let's give them great problems.
Interrogating and defining the problem
The first question the planners of the UK's Royal Marines ask in any situation is: "What is the situation on the ground, and how does it affect me?" That feels like a good, simple useful question for us to incorporate into our mental toolboxes.
In the same spirit, Stephen King's "useful, if perhaps a little over-simple" (as he described it) planning cycle gives us all a decent framework for making decisions about communications:
- Where are we?
- Why are we there?
- Where could we be?
- How could we get there?
- Are we getting there?
Obvious questions? Possibly. Neglected ones? Apparently quite often.
In an interview the designer Don Norman has suggested that defining the problem is one of the most important parts of the design. "Do not solve the problem that's asked of you", he urges us:
"It's almost always the wrong problem. Almost always when somebody comes to you with a problem, they're really telling you the symptoms and the first and the most difficult part of design is to figure out what is really needed to get to the root of the issue and solve the correct problem."
Planning would be well-served by taking these words to heart. Simply passing on to creatives requests for creative assets or not knowing the difference between advertising's effects and effectiveness isn't planning. It's behaving like a waiter.
According to Michael Michalko, the so-called Phoenix checklist is a set of questions developed by the CIA to enable their agents analyze problems thoroughly. I haven't been able to verify whether this true, but whatever the case, it is a useful set of questions for examining a problem from every angle:


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Kodak Struggles to Keep Pace in the Digital Era, Teeters on Brink of Bankruptcy
By Christina Santana On January 12, 2012 January 11, 2012· 1 Comment
Kodak may soon seek bankruptcy protection. According to the Wall Street Journal, the iconic camera company is preparing to file for Chapter 11. The filing may come as early as this month or early February. The once corporate titan is still trying to avoid a bankruptcy filing. Indeed, it is making last-ditch efforts to sell off more than 1,100 patents, including patents for the technology used in digital photography.
Kodak is continuing to make preparations for a bankruptcy filing in case it is unable to obtain buyers for its patent portfolio. The company is currently talking to banks in order to obtain $1 billion in debtor-in-possession financing to sustain it through the bankruptcy proceedings. If Kodak were to file for Chapter 11, it would continue to operate normally. The main focus of the proposed filing would be to conduct a court-supervised auction of its patent portfolio. A filing would make Kodak's sale of its patent portfolio easier and will likely result in it obtaining higher prices. Also, by filing for Chapter 11, Kodak may be able to adopt a plan that would allow it to shed some of its large obligations to retirees, including pension and health-care costs.
This proposed filing continues Kodak's reversal of fortune. Ironically, Kodak, the company that invented the digital camera in 1975, has failed to keep pace in the digital age. While the company aggressively invested in research that yielded breakthroughs in imaging and other technologies, it was unable to capitalize off of all of its findings, including the digital camera.
Even if Kodak is able to successfully stave off a bankruptcy filing, the viability of the company will remain uncertain. In the past half-decade, under CEO Antonio Perez, the company has decided to focus on commercial and consumer printers. Thus far, the printer strategy has neither proved profitable nor successful. Indeed, if Kodak is unable to raise its share price in the next six months, it will be kicked off of the New York Stock Exchange.
Kodak's continued downturn demonstrates the difficulty that large companies have in successfully innovating and responding to the ever-changing global market. Indeed, the company that was the Apple or Google of its day, it is only one in a long line of large companies (such as Blockbuster and Borders) to fall from grace.
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The last comment about Kodak (and Kodak's situation in general) being the Apply or Google of its day is a good illustration of what some in antitrust call the "leap-frog" economy. Even when a company has total domination in a particular market and significant IP, it doesn't prevent a garage start-up from creating "the next big thing" and making the larger company obsolete. Envisioning some markets like this (offered as an argument by Microsoft in its antitrust litigation) could help to modernize the application of antitrust law.
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One of the main reasons that I am moving my blog is that I am writing a Quartz.Net eBook. This book will include all of the topics that I have blogged about here, as well as some new ones. As I add chapters to the book, I'll also write posts about the same topics at my new blog. The book will in essence provide more in-depth information on the same topics, with the added benefit that it will al be tied together, as opposed to just small and to-the-point posts on a very specific topic.If you would like to know more about the eBook, take a look at this post, where I explain what I am up to.
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First up, and most importantly. There is a chocolate museum in Koln. A chocolate museum. Now, for those of you who know me in real life this'll be something you already know, but I have a claim that chocolate is a vegetable- and therefore for one of our five (or is it seven, now?) a day. (I can also justify pizza and kebabs.) The museum is open Monday- Friday 10- 6 and Saturday, Sunday and holidays 11-7. Admission is 9€ per adult. They also offer chocolate courses.
Another thing you can do in Köln is take a boat trip up the Rhine which cuts through the city. I did a trip up the Danube in Budapest and it was an awesome way to see the city, so I would totally do it again in another city.
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Akkerman, D. Barnadini, J. Van der Meer, A. Van Houen (2007) "Field Tests on Sea Defences Subject to Wave Overtopping", Proceedings, ASCE Coastal Structures Conference, Venice, Italy. PMCid:1899190
Dean, R. G. (1978) "Effects of Vegetation on Shoreline Erosional Processes," Proceedings, National Symposium on Wetlands, November, pp. 415-426.
Dean, R. G., J. D. Rosati, T. L. Walton and B. E. Edge (2010) "Erosional Equivalencies of Levees: Steady and Intermittent Wave Overtopping", Ocean Engineering, Vol. 37, pp. 104-113.http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.oceaneng.2009.07.016
Hewlett, H. W. M., L. A. Boorman and M. E. Bramley (1987) "Design of Reinforced Grass Waterways", CIRIA Report 116, Construction and Industry Research and Information Association, London.
Hoffmans, G. G. J. Akkerman, H. J. Verheij, A. Van Hoven and J. W. Van der Meer (2008) The Erodibility of Grassed Inner Dike Slopes Against Wave Overtopping", Proceedings of the 31st International Conference of Coastal Engineering, Hamburg, Germany, pp. 2,944 – 2,956.
Kobayashi, N., A. W. Raichle and T. Asano (1993) "Wave Attenuation by Vegetation", J. Waterway, Port and Coastal Engineering, Vol.199, No. 1, pp. 30 – 48.http://dx.doi.org/10.1061/(ASCE)0733-950X(1993)119:1(30)
Lima, S. F., C. F. Neves, and N. M. L. Rosauro (2006) "Damping of Gravity Waves by Fields of Flexible Vegetation", Proceedings of the 30th International Conference of Coastal Engineering, San Diego, CA, pp. 491 – 503. PMid:16732283
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After another eventful year in retail, the publication of OC&C's Proposition Index provides an opportunity to reflect on the impact on the UK consumer and their rating of the country's leading retailers.
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Carla Esparza laid claim to her top status as the best women's strawweight in the world, winning the UFC championship in impressive fashion, taking out Rose Namajunas in three rounds. Rose came out hot like many thought she would, but Carla weathered the storm and broke her will in the third round, gaining the choke about midway through. What a great cap off to such an entertaining season of the "Ultimate Fighter", a season full of drama and finishes, the women sure know how to bring a fight to the cage. Also, Charles Oliveira upset Jeremy Stephens in the co main event, as Stephens folded to the constant pressure Oliveira provided. For the rest of the main card analysis and full results, check down below.
Rose Namajunas was defeated by Carla Esparza by Submission(Rear Naked Choke) rd.3 – Well the hype surrounding "Thug" Rose Namajunas quickly wilted as Carla Esparza dominated rounds two and three, choking her out in the third round. Rose showed all the potential she possed in the first round, attempting several spinning maneuvers and taking risks, but it seemed towards the middle of the second round Rose started to gas and fold to the take downs of Carla. From Invicta FC strawweight champion to now the UFC strawweight champion, the limelight does not seem to shy away from "The Cookie Monster" Carla Esparza, as she used the same game plan that has kept her on top of the division chain for quite a long time. There could be a possible number one contender fight tomorrow night as Claudia Gadelha fights Joanna Jederzejczyk take on each other on the FOX prelims. A new champion is crowned, the next step now is to defend it for Carla Esparza.
Jeremy Stephens was defeated by Charles Oliveira by Unanimous Decision – Defense wins games only in team sports, Jeremy Stephens loss tonight shows exactly why they do not in MMA. Stephens fended off take downs and submissions for two rounds, and completely taken out of his element by the Brazilian. Charles Oliveira pressed Stephens against the cage at will, brought him down with ease, and nearly submitted Stephens several times. There was a glimmer of hope in the third, as Stephens was able to fend off Oliveira while landing some bombs in the process. Unfortunately it was not enough, as Stephens loses his second UFC featherweight fight in a row.
KJ Noons versus Daron Cruickshank ruled a No Contest (Eye Poke-Doctor ruled stoppage) – Another fight that started off steaming, but stopped short due to an eye poke suffered by Cruickshank. KJ Noons had already been warned once in the first round for the same foul, but finished the fight with it in the second. Cruickshank did a superb job mixing up his striking and wrestling, landing shots at will and capitalizing on his take down attempts in the first. Noons came out with a flurry in the second, but then caught Cruickshank in the eye with what seemed to be his pinky finger. Disappointing to see such a fight end that way, a fight that may have been another candidate for a fight of the night bonus.
Joe Proctor was defeated by Yancy Medeiros by Submission(Guillotine Choke) rd.1 – It was not the submission that did in Joe Proctor, that spinning kick to the mid section dropped him, the sub was just icing on the cake for Medeiros. It really looked like Proctor was starting to get into a groove with his striking, with Medeiros slowing down a tad but still was able to finish. Medeiros wants to get paid like he says, it might be time to throw him in against someone in the top 15 of the lightweight division, that may be the only way to do it with these uniform regulations taking effect in the summer.
Randa Markos was defeated by Jessica Penne by Split Decision – The two runner-up women sure did not act like during the first fight on the main card. First round was full of high level Jiu Jitsu, sweeps and sub attempts galore. Markos was able to pull off the second round with her stand up game, and fending off Penne's reach. In the third the match was up in the air, and Penne pounced at the opportunity in her UFC debut. Penne was able to get Markos to the ground and maintain full mount until the final thirty seconds when Randa Markos valiantly attempted to sub Penne in the final ten seconds, with no avail. Split decision was Penne's for the taking, raising her stock in the new strawweight division.
In other notable fights on the prelims Aislin Daly and Felice Herrig were the only fighters to pull off finishes, as each recorded armbar submissions in their respective fights. Angela Hill put on quite the striking clinic in the opening fight as well, Hill landed numerous knees in the clinch and elbows against the fence to bloody and batter Emily Kagan. For full results of the UFC prelims, skim down below.
Lisa Ellis was defeated by Felice Herrig by Submission(Armbar) rd.2
Bec Rawlings was defeated by Heather Clark by Unanimous Decision
Seo Hee Ham was defeated by Joanne Calderwood by Unanimous Decision
Angela Magana was defeated by Tecia Torres by Unanimous Decision
Alex Chambers was defeated by Aislin Daly by Submission(Armbar) rd.1
Emily Kagan was defeated by Angela Hill by Unanimous Decision
The first fight of the weekend now over, the UFC switches gears to Arizona, as the heavyweights take over the cage on FOX. Junior Dos Santos gets in the cage with the surging Stipe Miocic to possibly decide who gets to fight the champion next. Also, Nate Diaz returns from a year-long absence to try to reclaim his status among the best in the lightweight division against one of the best presently, Rafael dos Anjos. One night down and one more to go, stay tuned into the MMA Spotlight for the UFC on FOX results.
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There's more history to be made for the Eagles, who have added a string of late-summer and fall dates to their ongoing 'History of the Eagles' tour. They'll now be making stops at Madison Square Garden in New York and the TD Garden Arena in Boston, among others.
Previously on this same tour, the Eagles helped reopen the newly renovated Forum in Los Angeles. Tickets for their new dates are set to begin going on sale in late-March.
The setlists are featuring familiar hits from throughout the Eagles' career and tracks featured in the recent documentary 'History of the Eagles,' as well as songs that have never previously been performed live. They opened the tour last summer, for instance, with rare takes on 'Doolin Dalton' from the 1973 country-rock classic 'Desperado' and 'Pretty Maids All in a Row,' from the 1976 'Hotel California' album.
The question now becomes whether these amount to the Eagles' final outings. It would seem so, if Glenn Frey's comments at the London premiere for 'History of the Eagles' are to be believed: "I don't want to say it's our last world tour, but it very well could be," he said then.
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- 1 tablespoon cilantro or green onions, for garnish
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My students have been keeping up-to-date with every minute detail. A couple have met Chris; others have asked to see his picture on my cell phone. They asked a lot of questions, which gave me the opportunity to explain why Chris and I chose to propose to each other; why we had to do so much research into an ethical/environmentally responsible engagement ring; why I probably won't change my name. Not that my choices are any better or worse than the alternatives; just something new to chew on.
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Speaking on SAG Foundation Panel
I was one of the panelists for the SAG Foundation event on Goal Setting and Strategic Planning. Watch it here.
Updated Demo Reels
Thanks to my good friends over at Rapid Reelz, I have a new combo reel, new comedy reel, and new drama reel. Click the links above and enjoy.
Actor Salon
I recently joined Actor Salon, and it's been the best thing I've done for my career in a LONG time. It's a weekly accountability and coaching group that has had me more productive than any time since moving to LA.
Completed UCB 401
I had a BLAST learning the intricacies of long-form improv, and successfully completed 401.
LA Web Fest Nomination
The episode of Fratitude that I was in got nominated to be part of LA Web Fest. Watch it. (Spoiler alert: I get slapped)
Winner of The Actors' Network THE AWARD
I was selected as the winner of the 17th annual THE AWARD from The Actors' Network. THE AWARD is in recognition of the member who best exemplifies TAN's philosophy regarding commitment, knowledge, assistance, focus, progress, pro-activity and attitude. I'm deeply honored to have been recognized as such.
National Communications Committee
I was chosen to serve on the National Communications Committee with SAG-AFTRA
Elected as Convention Delegate for SAG-AFTRA
I was elected as a delegate, and I served as such at the first ever SAG-AFTRA convention.
Running for Convention Delegate for SAG-AFTRA
I'm very excited to be running as a delegate for the SAG-AFTRA convention. I'm #210 on the ballot. Please vote, your voice matters. I'm running along with my peers at Unite for Strength. I'm so excited for what is possible with our union.
Committee Chair at SAG-AFTRA
I am now the Chair of the NextGenPerformers subcommittee at SAG-AFTRA. NGP works to develop, serve and connect the emerging generation of SAG-AFTRA membership. Through social events, social media networking and community outreach, NGP creates an educated, engaged and energized union membership.
New Release: The Coasters
Yup. I'm "That Dude." In the incredible web series, The Coasters, I star in episode 2. Check it out. Yup, I get physically harmed in this series as well...hmmm. Not sure how I feel about this trend.
New Release: Fratitude
I take a stand for my manhood in episode 3 of Fratitude. Take a looksee. Spoiler alert: I may or may not get slapped.
Commercial Booking
Even being a former bull rider (true story) couldn't keep me on the bull to win some of Waylon Payne's chicken wings in a recent Zaxby's commercial.
New Management: Howard Entertainment
I'm thrilled to announce that I recently signed with Howard Entertainment. Scott and Elana are amazing business partners and I'm thrilled to be working with him. If you need to get in touch regarding a project, their contact information is on my contact page.
Holly's Holiday on Lifetime
You may have recognized yours truly in a scene with Ryan McPartlin in the TV movie Holly's Holiday.
Starred in 1st Place Film
The Road to Symphony, a film I recently starred in won 1st place at The DV Challenge.
Updated Demo Reel
Click on the image above to watch my updated demo reel...I added footage from a number of projects I've done recently and I think you'll really enjoy it.
New Headshots
I recently took pics with the brilliant David Muller, and I couldn't be happier. Check them out on my actor page.
Social Media 4 Actors Seminar
I'm teaching two days of classes on social media 4 actors. I've had incredible success getting representation, booking work, and building a following from social media, and I want to help you do the same. The classes are June 16 and/or 17. Full details at www.SocialMedia4Actors.com
Commercial Voiceover Demo
Many thanks to the multi-talented David H. Lawrence for working with me to put together my commercial voiceover demo. Click here to listen or use the player above.
New Commercial Agent!
I am utterly thrilled to be working with Kenny and Nelson over at Brick Entertainment. They are hands down two of the smartest people in Los Angeles, and I'm honored to have them on my team.
Comedy Showcase
Was one of 18 actors at Anthony Meindl Studio to perform for the annual Winter Comedy Showcase.
Booked CSI: Miami
Not only did I book the role of the lead "Occupy Beachfront" Protester on CSI: Miami (the most watched show in the world...who knew?!), but it garnered me my second award as Time Magazine's Person of the Year for 2011!
Spoke on Panel for Powered Relationships on Networking and Leadership
I had the fortunate opportunity to speak to over 100 students at Santa Monica College about networking and leadership in the real world. I was honored to speak on a panel with the likes of David E. Goldman, CEO of Comedy Time and Jordan Wagner, Executive Director of Generosity Water.
Star in Comedic Short Film, Boss' Weekend
I recently starred in the film Boss' Weekend, produced by Wood Pictures which can be viewed on their website
Started Level 2 Classes at UCB
LOVING my improv class at Upright Citizens Brigade
Performed at The Actor's Lounge
The scene I had previously performed with the incredibly talented Jen Lilley (Criminal Minds, Castle) was selected to performed for "The Best of 2010" Actor's Lounge in December.
Sent to Network
I was 1 of 19 actors (out of 2500!) called back and sent to network on a new TBS pilot. Livin' the dream...
Horror Film Booking
Recently filmed a supporting role in a new horror film starring Golden Globe nominee Richard Hatch of Battlestar Galactica fame.
Life as Amy
I booked a role in Life as Amy, 1 of 5 winners of the AP TV Pilot Shootout sponsored by MAPID and Fox Diversity. All winners get trailer screened at ID Film Festival and winner gets to pitch project to Fox. The cast included Edie McClurg, Mampho Brescia (feat. in District 9), and comedian James P. Connolly. And yes. That's me in the wig.
New Commercial Agent
I just signed with the lovely folks over at CESD's commercial department. I couldn't be more excited if there were a double rainbow outside my window.
Interview with ActorCast
I was recently interviewed by the kind folks over at ActorCast. Check it out!
Screening at LA Shorts Fest
The film String Theory which I starred in, recently screened at the LA Shorts Festival to lots of laughter. :)
3-Camera Sitcom Class!
Recently completed Mary Lou Belli's on-camera 3-camera, weekend intensive. We done got our funny on.
Updated Reel!
Click the picture immediately above here to view my updated reel, featuring scenes from the movie Partners
The Dobson Files
The horrifying new web series The Dobson Files has launched. Demand it now! (I'm in it)
Website Award
A huge thanks to Marci Liroff for recognizing this site as one of the top actor websites. I'm truly honored.
Recently finished shooting the feature-length teen dramedy Javatown in March.
I will be starring with Johnny Depp in the new movie Rapscallions, about a group of renegade actuaries.
I may or may not have proffered a bald face lie in a recent post of my recent news


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Alison Brackenbury
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Who is Alison Brackenbury?
Alison Brackenbury is a British poet.
- born in (62 years ago) in Lincolnshire
- nationality: United Kingdom
- written works: "Journey to a Cornish wedding", "Breaking ground, and other poems", "The story of Sigurd", "Bricks and Ballads", "Dreams of power and other poems"
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possible(redirected from possibles)
Also found in: Dictionary, Thesaurus, Legal, Encyclopedia.
anything is possible
Any outcome could occur. No one expects the team to advance beyond the first round of the tournament, but, then again, anything is possible. The election is neck and neck. Anything's possible at this point.
best of both possible worlds
The most ideal or desirable attributes of two different things, situations, or circumstances. We hope that by forming a bipartisan committee we will be able form a body that represents the best of both possible worlds. I believe college gives you the best of both possible worlds: a place where both study and social life can thrive.
humanly possible
Realistically possible. Usually used in the phrase "as fast as humanly possible," meaning as fast as a person could possibly go. This cab driver needs to go as fast as humanly possible to give us any chance of making our flight! I got ready as fast as humanly possible and still missed the bus.
as far as possible
To the maximum amount that can be reached or accomplished. We're driving as far as possible before nightfall. Even though you're home sick right now, you still need to do your schoolwork as far as possible.
as soon as
1. Once; immediately when. We'll leave as soon as Jim gets here. As soon as the package arrives, open it.
2. At the earliest opportunity. Call your mother as soon as you can—she's very worried about you.
as soon as possible
At the earliest opportunity. Call your mother as soon as possible—she's very worried about you.
everything humanly possible
Everything that is realistically possible. This is my dream job, so I plan to do everything humanly possible to get it.
See also: everything, humanly, possible
be in bad taste
To be inappropriate or offensive. Wearing such a bright outfit to a funeral would be in really poor taste.
be in the worst possible taste
To be inappropriate or offensive. Wearing such a bright outfit to a funeral would be in the worst possible taste.
be in good taste
To be appropriate or acceptable. Consider your audience—comments like that are just not in good taste.
be in the best possible taste
To be appropriate or acceptable. If you want to avoid more controversy, don't say anything to your audience that isn't in the best possible taste.
as far as possibleand so far as possible
as much as possible; to whatever degree is possible. We must try, as far as possible, to get people to stop smoking in buses. As far as possible, the police will issue tickets to all speeding drivers. I'll follow your instructions so far as possible.
as soon as
at the moment that; at the time that; when. I fell asleep as soon as I lay down. John ate dinner as soon as he came home.
everything humanly possible
everything that is in the range of human powers. The rescuers did everything humanly possible to find the lost campers. The doctor tried everything humanly possible to save the patient.
See also: everything, humanly, possible
*soon as possible
at the earliest time. (*Also: as ~.) I'm leaving now. I'll be there as soon as possible. Please pay me soon as possible.
as far as possible
Also, so far as possible. To the greatest extent, degree, or amount that is attainable. For example, I want to drive as far as possible today, or It was very complicated, but he promised to explain it so far as possible.
as soon as
1. When, just after, as in Please call me as soon as dinner is ready, or As soon as the sun goes down, the temperature drops dramatically. [Late 1200s]
2. At the earliest moment that, as in Telephone me as soon as you can. It often takes the form as soon as possible, meaning at the earliest possible moment, as in He'll finish the work as soon as possible. This expression employs possible in the sense of "if it can or could be," a usage dating from the late 1600s.
as quickly, much, soon, etc. as ˈpossibleas quickly, much, soon, etc. as you can: We will get your order to you as soon as possible.
See also: possible
be in bad, the worst possible, etc. ˈtastebe offensive and not at all appropriate: Most of his jokes were in very poor taste.
be in good, the best possible, etc. ˈtastebe appropriate and not at all offensive: They made a few jokes about the management, but it was all done in good taste.
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I'm sure, if you haven't heard already, The Arcade has FINALLY opened with it's third round! Who couldn't be more excited with all the AWESOME items that it has to offer! Celeste & I decided to collaborate on our first blog for it and it's jam packed with goodies from the event!
I'm sure you've all noticed that our heads don't look like they normally do, (fashionably dead) has released another round of mesh heads for this round that are super cute and even have some awesome RARES with different types of animals! My favorite was the Mouse Head, I mean who can resist those cute little mouse ears? Not to mention you know my favorite mouse, Mickey and Minnie Mouse! We decided to play a little cat and mouse over our little picnic lunch from Tres Blah! I couldn't stop until I completed the set and was so pleased when I did! I have a bit of an obsession with sl food and come on, how cute are these!?
Paper.doll released a really awesome top called the Bow Bandeau which features a huge bow over the top of your chest! Jim paired it with a few super cute things to make it super classy and chic! (Like she usually does) One of my favorite items was The Sea Hole skirt from The Arcade, another thing I had to have every one of! I decided to pair it with the new truth hair from the Arcade which is super cute and comes with different flower headbands! I have an obsession with flowers lately and these are just to die for!
With all these awesome goodies be sure to check out the Arcade soon! It's open till the end of the month!
STYLING ON CELESTE; SKIN; :GP: Moonbeam [Dark] Ice Queen-Pure 1 HAIR; [LeLutka]-POCAHONTAS hair – Powder HEAD; (fd) BB Doll – Cat @ THE ARCADE
JACKET; Eskimo Fashion – Leather Bolero Jacket [XXS] – Black TOP; aper.Doll: Bow Bandeau: Black @ THE ARCADE UNDERSHIRT; [Pink] Poppy Sheer Chiffon Blouse (undershirt) – black SKIRT; The Secret Store – Annie Pencil Skirt – Houndstooth – XXS STOCKINGS; ..::DARE::.. Lace Stockings Vintagey SKATES; The Secret Store – Vintage Roller Skates -White Leather- @ THE ARCADE
NECKLACE; GizzA – Epaulette Set [Black] Pearl Necklace
STYLING ON NAT; SKIN -Belleza- Ava Med 1 HAIR; >TRUTH< Video Games - DarkBrownFade @ THE ARCADE HEAD; (fd) BB Doll – Mouse @ THE ARCADE NAILS; (NO) Nail Art – 9 Lives @ THE ARCADE
TOP; [Whippet&Buck] Claven Lace Blouse EGGSHELL SKIRT; The Sea Hole – (One Size MESH) Lorette Skirt – Noir @ THE ARCADE FEET; [Gos] Barefoot – Flat – XS
BRACELET; Noodles – Fairy Tale Charm Bracelet Gold @ THE ARCADE
BLANKET; {what next} End of Summer Picnic Blanket FOOD; Tres Blah – Tea Time @ THE ARCADE POSE; Glitterati – Pass NEW


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|13 Apr 2012
What do I do with all these theme folders?
Sorry I know the title is pretty poopy bad but I just can't sum this all up!
I have followed these instructions and installed the patches: Theme - How to Apply Custom Themes
this is the theme I am trying to install: https://mangosango.deviantart.com/jo...9818?#/d4rtdfc
Please see attached image for content of folder. I have intalled thepatches and retstarted and then navigated to the Windows/Recources/Themese folder, but I'm not sure which files to place in it. I do know the theme comes in multiple mods and fonts. I was hoping someone more experienced with this could help me out
update: i have made some progress and was able to partially change things but the start orb wont change and things dont really look as they should. Maybe I am getting some combination wrong? I'm not sure what to do with the MODS, Startorbs,Explorerframe,Grey Matter folders?
second update: okay, i figured out the start orb, there was a program than changes it in the folder. Still not sure about the other stuff.
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|13 Apr 2012
I was able to figure it out. First off, I did not notice the .exe's which allow you to change the folder icons as well as the startorb. Those can be found in their respective folders. Run the exe's and it walks ya through it. As for the themes it was pretty easy once I saw what had to be done. The available themes are Calibri, Arial, Segoe UI, Grey Matter, DNA, Helix and Lemonade. Each is it's own entire theme. Open each folder and drag the folder within to the Windows/Resources/Themes folder. Then also place the .theme into the Windows/Resources/Themes folder. Thats should be it! You can now click on the .theme to use it or right click your desktop and choose Personalize and it will be in the list.
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It's nowhere near Spring here in the UK - all we are getting at the minute is rain and lots of wind. It's still quite cold as well especially at 7:30 in the morning when I go to work! I used lots of goodies from my January Craft Box for this one too.
Flowers - RV21, RV23, B60, B63, B66, B000, B00, B01, Y02, Y04, Y06
Bike - T2, T4, T6
Tyres - C5, C7, C9
Ground - T1, T2, T4, W3, W5, C3, C5
And that's all from me for this post folks! Thanks for stopping by and don't forget to pop on over to the All Dressed Up Challenge blog and check out all the other gorgeous cards from the DT and why not join in the fun whilst you are there? remember though that you do need to use an All Dressed Up image to join in and you can buy some here in the store or grab a freebie from the blog here.