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The countdown to Christmas has started and I'm determined to upload as many tutorials as possible to keep my fellow crafty folk busy over the holidays.
This piece is a little.. different. It won't appeal to everyone, but that's okay. I love my new little Santa head, even if nobody else does! You'll either find him adorable or terrifying.
This one is going to take quite a bit of patience, but it'll be well worth it. It's a little more advanced than my earlier posts, so you may struggle if you're a completely beginner. Don't let that put you off, though- I'll make the instructions as simple as possible! Have fun!
What you'll need:
- Foil
- Craft wire
- Polymer clay (beige/light tan, white, red)
- Pastels (red, light brown)
- Doll eyes (mine aren't specifically for polymer clay work- they're plastic, so I expected them to melt and for the whole thing to be a disaster. In fact, due to the low temperature my oven was set on, they turned out okay. That said, I do not pretend to be an expert so I would recommend using a company which clearly states that the dolls eyes are safe to bake.)
- White acrylic paint (optional)
- Clay varnish (I use regular Fimo gloss)
- Paintbrush x3
- An oven
- A very clean surface
- A rolling tool
- A cutting tool
- A ball tool / dotting tool
- A pin or needle
Step one:
Gather some foil and roll it in the palms of your hands until it forms a ball. Keep adding more layers until you have your desired size. Try to smooth out the bumps as much as possible by pressing them in.
Step two:
Cut some wire and fold it in half. Push it into your foil until it feels reasonably secure. This part isn't too important, it just gives you something to hold onto later when you're adding details to the face.
Step three:
Roll out a large sheet of skin coloured clay at around a 1/2 centimetre thick. Cover the ball with it and roll it in your pans until it looks fairly even. You'll be adding some more "flesh" to his face later so don't worry too much if the odd bump is visible.
TIP: Please be careful to clean your hands and surface thoroughly when using clay- especially light colours.
Step four:
Push your eyes into place and decide where you're going to build up the nose.
Step five:
Begin to build up the flesh around the eyes, the eyelids and the nose.
Step six:
Use your fingertips to gently smooth out the seams as you go.
Step seven:
Use your ball tool and needle to add in some detail. You'll want some wrinkles around the eyes, nose and chin. You also need to add the natural details, such as the nostrils, the fold of the eyelids, etc. If you make a mistake, simply smooth it out again.
Step eight:
Wash your hands again and mould an eyebrow shape out of white clay. Press it on above the eye, then use your cutting tool or pin to create lots of hairline strokes, beginning in a diagonal direction. Keep doing this until you have something similar to the photo above. Repeat for the other eyebrow.
Step nine:
Use the same method to create the moustache.
Step ten:
Roll out a sheet of white clay (around a 1/2 centimetre thick), cut out your desired beard shape, then gently press it onto the chin. I want to be vague about the shape because I want you to make it as bushy, long, messy or wiry as you like! It is down to personal preference.
Step eleven:
Roll out a long, thick snake shaped piece of white clay and wrap it around the top of his head. Trim off the excess and smooth the seam. Now take your cutting tool and very gently scrape into the surface, making lots of small circular motions. If you've ever made miniature cakes, it's similar to that technique, but using larger circles. You want to end up with a fuzzy-looking texture rather than a crumbly one.
Step twelve:
Roll out a big sheet of red clay (1/2 centimetre thick) and cut out a large triangle shape. Ensure that the bottom side will fit around the white fuzzy piece of the hat. Wrap the bottom of the triangle around the inside of the white fuzzy shape, so you can't see where it connects. Now connect the other two sides together around the back and smooth down the seams. Try to let the hat shape fall into a natural droop, and keep those folds as long as they don't look too messy.
Step thirteen:
Roll out a ball of white clay and softly press it onto your surface so that the back is slightly flattened. Use the same method used in step eleven to create a "fuzzy" texture on this ball, then attach it to the top of your hat. Bake the whole head and hat until hard (around 35 minutes on gas mark 4 or 180 degrees Celsius). Check every five minutes to check that it isn't burning. If the white browns even slightly, turn down the heat.
Step fourteen:
Once cool, use your paintbrush and pastels to add some shading. I brushed some light brown into the wrinkles to make them stand out more, and I also brushed a little red pastel onto the cheeks and nose.
Step fifteen (optional):
If you have any discolouration on your white clay (such as burning, pastels, bits of fluff, red or beige clay), use your white acrylics to brush over it. It's important that the white clay looks clean.
Step sixteen:
Once everything is dry, varnish it. Make sure you get into any nooks by pressing in with your paintbrush. Leave to dry again, trim off your wire, and you're finished! Yay!
Thanks for reading!
Please leave a message below with any questions, suggestions or constructive criticism.
Check out the rest of my site for more craft tutorials. If you'd like to keep up to date with my creations, feel free to add me on Facebook.
Merry Christmas, everyone!


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The main US indices ended Friday's session weaker, as US economic growth cooled to the slowest pace in three years in the first quarter and geopolitical concerns reemerged.
Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMD) stock has moved in a downward direction this week, causing concern for some investors. Based on the recent close, the shares have dropped -13.16% over the past five trading days. Looking slightly further out, the stock is -11.55% year to date. With increased market volatility, stakeholders will likely be deciding whether or not now is a good time to cut losses or double down on the pullback.
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Wall Street analysts are still seeing some upside to Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMD) despite the recent move. Sell-side firms, on a consensus basis have a $14.30 price target on the name and a 2.70 recommendation, according to First Call. The recommendation is based on a 1 to 5 scale where 1 or 2 indicates a Buy recommendation, 3 a Hold and 4-5 a Sell.
In taking a look at technical levels,Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMD) shares are trading -18.29% away from the 50 day simple moving average and -21.31% away from the 200 day simple moving average. Based on a recent bid, the stock is trading -36.01% away from it's 52- week high and 18.52% away from its 52 week low.
After the recent decrease, investors may also look to see if the stock has entered oversold territory and could possibly ripe for a reversal.
Traditionally a stock is considered to be oversold when the Relative Strength Index moves below 30. As of writing, Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.'s RSI stands at 27.90 . In looking at volatility levels, the shares saw weekly volatility of 5.26% and 3.38% over the past month.


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Where good people build rewarding careers.
Think that working in the insurance field can't be exciting, rewarding and challenging? Think again. You'll help us reinvent protection and retirement to improve customers' lives. We'll help you make an impact with our training and mentoring offerings. Here, you'll have the opportunity to expand and apply your skills in ways you never thought possible. And you'll have fun doing it. Join a company of individuals with hopes, plans and passions, all using and developing our talents for good, at work and in life.
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The Actuarial Senior Consultant is responsible for coordinating, leading, and managing projects in support of pricing personal or commercial insurance lines of business utilizing accepted actuarial and statistical standards and methodologies and knowledge gained through on the job training. The Senior Consultant works closely with their Analytics Manager and State/Line Manager to develop appropriate pricing and product strategies of moderate to high complexity to support business goals. Pursuing actuarial designation and has completed at least two actuarial exams, 3 or more preferred.
- Performs moderate to highly complex actuarial functions used in determination of the indicated rate level need for a line of business
- Performs and evaluates moderately complex trend analysis (e.g., competitor analysis, risk management, financial)
- Uses best practices and traditional statistical/modeling techniques to develop and maintain rating models and other models as necessary
- Determines appropriate analyses to be conducted for projects to make recommendations to achieve corporate goals
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- May supervise one or more entry level quantitative analysts
Job Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree required - preferably in related field of study such as actuarial science, math/applied math, statistics/applied statistics, economics
- 3-5 years of property & casualty pricing experience
- Strong knowledge in the use of data sources and applications to conduct research
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When Chartwell Willowgrove Long Term Care decided to do a corporate rebranding earlier this year, it was time for business manager Michelle Deck and others to decide how to replace employee name badges. Previously, the badges given to employees could only have the magnet re-used when someone left. With more than 200 employees at Willowgrove, a community in Ontario, the system of badge replacement could add up.
The Mighty Badge system allows only a small insert with the employee's name to be replaced. This saves money for Chartwell by allowing re-use of the rest of the badge. Deck notes this makes it more economical. "The supplies are reasonable," she says.
Additionally, she describes the badge system as "user-friendly" and a better way to avoid waste.
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Joshua Kyle Joyce
January 30, 1991 - October 31, 2017
Born in Annapolis, Maryland
Resided in Shady Side, Maryland
On October 31, 2017 Joshua Kyle Joyce left our hearts suddenly to join the angels above. Born in Annapolis, Maryland on January 30th 1991, Josh lived his entire life in Shady Side, Maryland. At an early age he had an affinity for the water and spent much of his youth at his grandparent's home on the West River. He loved crabbing, water skiing and 'reluctantly' sailing with his grandmother Betty even though he much preferred a boat with a motor. As a teenager, Josh and his grandmother made a goodwill trip with his church to Guatemala to assist in the building of a schoolhouse. Josh graduated with honors from Southern Senior High School in 2009 while lettering in football and baseball. He attended Anne Arundel Community College and the University of Maryland. Josh was preceded in death by his grandparents Harry and Betty Miles and Patricia Fallon. Josh is survived by his parents James W. and Muriel Joyce of Shady Side, Maryland, brother James R. Joyce of Annapolis and grandparents James P. and Linda Joyce of Boiling Springs, South Carolina. Uncles and aunts prominent in his life are Knute and Margot Olsen of Woodbine, Danny and Lisa Miles of Dayton, Pete and Brenda Medhurst of West River, Steven and Robin Joyce of Waldorf, Darren and Judy Joyce of Annapolis, Thomas Fallon of Mechanicsville and Glen and Shirley Joyce of Shady Side. Josh also was blessed with many nieces and nephews, most notably Jayden Joyce of Annapolis, who certainly shares Josh's love of shoes and clothes. The best times in his life were when he was with his girlfriend Cynthia Robinson of Deale, and her two children Lily and Leo who filled his heart with so much love, joy and happiness. He also leaves behind a lifelong friend of the family, Tommie Capshaw of Olney. Friends are invited to a service at Centenary United Methodist Church in Shady Side, Maryland on November 10, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers you may make a donation in memory of Josh to Centenary U. M. Church, P.O. Box 529, Shady Side, MD. 20764.
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In our ongoing quest to become the #1 nationwide go to service provider for garage door service and repair, we have launched Temecula.
Temecula is our first expansion market outside of San Diego. This has been a long time coming, but we are now ready to make some big changes in 2013. The things that won't change is the way we do business and the Garage Door Medics Oath. We are very excited about this milestone and look forward to creating many more milestones in the weeks and months to come. The name you have to come to know and trust with over 20 years of experience with thousands of loyal customers in San Diego County is now in Temecula. We look forward to making a home and a name for ourselves in Temecula as we have in San Diego.
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This Day in Buffalo Sports History: Goin' back
January 12, 1992 -- It's tough to get back to the Super Bowl for a second straight year, particularly after losing the first one. The Bills proved on this day that they were more than tough enough.
They defeated the Denver Broncos, 10-7, in Rich Stadium to punch a ticket to the NFL championship. The Bills had vowed to try to make a return to the Super Bowl after losing to the New York Giants in the final moments.
"Last year's Super Bowl lingered in our minds -- four, five, six months -- and I didn't like that," quarterback Jim Kelly said. "We have the chance to go back, and there's not many teams that get a second opportunity. We have our second opportunity. "Now, it's a matter of us going out and capitalizing on it."
It was supposed to be a great offensive show between Kelly and Denver quarterback John Elway. Instead, we saw plenty of defense. Carlton Bailey returned an interception 11 yards for a touchdown, and - mixed with three missed field goals by the Broncos - the Broncos' hopes were toast.
The Bills moved on to play Washington, a story that has a sadder outcome for Buffalo.
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I'm way behind on posting this one, but, since the Vida Vegan Blogger's Conference is just around the corner, I figured I might as well put it out there. Read More »
With a little under a week left in the advertising deadline, I want to make sure I'm not missing a great vegan-friendly business for the new issue. Read More »
Ryan sat down with Erin from Red Radio last weekend, and what resulted was quite the conversation on everything from nonononono cat to PETA's sexist ad campaigns. Read More »
It seems the lovely Leigh-Chantelle from Viva la Vegan! has taken some time out of her North American travels to post an interview Kira and I did with her while she was still back enjoying warmer temperatures and bluer oceans in Australia. So, check it out if you want to know what music we're listening to at the office. Read More »
It seems like so long ago that the lovely ladies of Vida Vegan Con invited me to be a speaker at the first annual vegan blogging conference in the herbivore mecca of Portland, Oregon. In fact, I think we've put out at least two issues of the magazine since the first email! Read More »
That's right, the fifth issue of T.O.F.U. is now available. Topics include spring cleaning, growing veggies and greens in small spaces, how to promote veganism, making your own baby food, and a spotlight on the work and life of Jo-Anne McArthur of We Animals. Read More »


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My new favorite show is Ultimate Recipe Showdown, even though Guy Fieri is really annoying. Contestants send in their recipes, and then are invited to compete on the show; they are given 1 hour to make the first recipe, and then a "speed round" of 1/2 hour to complete a second.
So far I have been inspired to make 2 dishes from the show; actually Dahlia mostly made the first one, which was Pumpernickel Pastrami with Rosemary Ale-Jus.
Then yesterday I had the day off and put together some Vietnamese Bistro Burgers.
I totally dig pickling things, it turns out.
The Food Network is on virtually all the time at our house now, between URS, Iron Chef America, Throwdown with Bobby Flay, Ace of Cakes, and the various "Challenge" spinoffs... I like URS the best though, the contestants are less polished, more interesting.
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I finally looked up instructions on posting from my cell. Since the rest of my photos are still on my camera, enjoy the test.
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Thursday, January 1, 2009
Happy New Year!
Sam kicked off the new year by going for a dip in the Atlantic Ocean at the annual Coney Island Polar Bear Swim. I can't believe he found it so invigorating while I was freezing just watching! A good start to a new year.
Here's my rundown of the numbers from the past year.
My Year in Cities
Brooklyn, NY*
Alford, MA*
Boston, MA
Somerville, MA
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia*
South Gobi, Mongolia
Khongor, Mongolia
Bayanzag, Mongolia
Ongi, Temple, Mongolia
Karakorum, Mongolia
Arkhangi, Mongolia
Tsagaan Lake, Mongolia
Jargal Jiguur, Mongolia
Huvsgul Lake, Mongolia
Beijing, China
St Paul, MN
One or more nights spent in each place. Those cities marked with an * were visited multiple times on non-consecutive days. Our only big trip was Mongolia, but what a trip. (2007, 2006 and 2005)
As for the local scene, I kept track of all the places I went to in NYC. Cut down on the number of visits to Cafe Charlie - only 21 - branching out.
And on the arts scene, I saw 44 movies in the theater and read 21 books, and 16 theater performances. More movies and theater than last year, but a lot of those movies were shorts from Sundance at BAM. And fewer books than last year, but partially because Infinite Jest was so huge.
All in all, a great year.
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Launceston's Notable Federation Houses
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- Launceston is noted as having one of the most intact early cityscapes in Australia. Its early Colonial and Victorian buildings give the city a wonderful historic character. The city has buildings which date back to 1824. - City Council
- "Boasting the best preserved collection of Victorian buildings in the country, interspersed with Art Deco and Colonial heritage, the Launceston cityscape is rich in quirky detail and architectural finesse."
165 George Street Launceston TAS"A beautiful home in an exceptional location."
For Sale by Auction: Sat, 4th August 2012 12.00pm
- "Circa 1906, this stunning example of a Federation Queen Anne residence sits proudly on George Street, only seconds from the CBD, and enjoys views over the city and river beyond.
Constructed over two levels, this solid brick home was built by J and T Gunn for the Ford family, prominent Launceston shoe retailers, and has been in the current ownership for a substantial amount of time.
- "Boasting period features including;- gable roof, decorative ridge capping, finials, bay window, high ceilings, stained glass windows, plus a spectacular staircase.
- "Situated on a surprisingly generous sized block of some 1150m2, the property offers 5 bedrooms plus dressing room and study, incredibly spacious lounge rooms (one on each level) plus a modern kitchen and three bathrooms.
- "In the best part of the city, and with lovely North Western views, this property sits slightly back from the road and is most likely one you have driven past and never even noticednow is the time to take a closer look.
Highbury, 52 Upton Street Launceston TASFor Sale $585,000
"A property once fit for the Mayor of Launceston we are certain there is not a comparable property currently on the market showcasing such grandeur and the sheer size that "Highbury" grants to one lucky purchaser.
- "Built between 1907-1910 for Charles Metz MHA, by builders J & T Gunn and later the home of Launceston Mayor Frank Boatwright, Highbury has a dominating street presence looking down at you from above Upton Street behind a 8ft bluestone wall.
- Located on a one way street, this property is "out of sight, out of mind" although can be seen as an iconic landmark at many vantage points around Launceston - you really do have to view Highbury in person to understand the potential this property has to offer.
- "Spanning over three floors, the 49 square home has been left in original condition throughout many of the rooms and features beautiful felt wallpaper, ornate 12ft ceilings, hardwood mantles and ceiling roses just to name a few. Whilst these features are common place in historic homes throughout Launceston, it is rare to find a unregistered home with such an abundance of beautiful features as these.
- "The main level is enough of a house itself; four living rooms including formal and informal dining, two family rooms, two bedrooms, two bathrooms and beautiful deck looking out towards the Launceston CBD - but it's upstairs which really sets Highbury apart from the rest.
- Four bedrooms all large enough to be the master bedroom but the real surprise is the master bedroom itself with a undercover deck and 180 degree views - to wake up to this outlook you really would feel like you're the king, or queen of Launceston.
- "If six bedrooms aren't enough there is a separate self-contained two bedroom unit located on the top level with its own external access if you were to rent the unit, reside a family member or the perfect teenager's home away from home.
- "If you're concerned about storage, trust us, you shouldn't be. Below the main level you have 60m2 of rumpus and workshop including a wine cellar and toilet in case you want to hide away from the family - we call this the "man cave".
- Parking concerns? again you shouldn't worry as the property has off street parking for up to 6 vehicles and an abundance of space to build a garage if required on a block spanning 1224m2.
77 Cameron Street, Launceston, Tas 7250For Sale: $675,000
Sold for $680,000; Sold Date: Wed 17-Apr-13
"Iconic CBD Property"
"A wonderful opportunity to purchase this iconic Civic Square property. Constructed in 1915 in the Queen Anne Federation style the property was originally built for Dr Irvine as his house and surgery. Today, it successfully operates as Airlie On The Square Bed & Breakfast.
- The current layout presents five main rooms on the ground floor with related storage, open areas and amenities along with four main rooms on the first floor, approx 440m2 in total. The opportunity exists to purchase with vacant possession and utilise the property for one of the many permitted uses under the planning scheme, perhaps live upstairs and run your business or lease out the ground floor. Or, in fact purchase the plant and equipment and operate the B&B
- The title also takes in a strip of land to the western side of the building providing space for four parking bays with informal laneway access from Charles Street. Our vendor also has informal approval for low impact car access from St John Street to allow for parking of additional vehicles certainly a fantastic asset in the centre of the Launceston CBD.
- This inner city location is highly prominent with high levels of foot traffic. Neighbouring public buildings such as Henty House and the Town Hall the property would be an ideal business premises.
13 Claremont Street East LauncestonSold for $1,550,000; Offered again in April 2016
"The rarest of treasures are often the most difficult to find and Claremont circa 1843 is one such prized jewel!" Read more at Property Observer.
"Hidden away amongst the seclusion of the 100 year old trees and set on approximately one and half acres of tranquil gardens, this stunning home of approximately 100 squares will quite simply take your breath away."
- The house is significant for the quality of its Federation period additions by Gunns, who were at the time Launceston's master builders and craftsmen. In this case they were building for themselves. The 6.2ha of gardens are still as they were in 1859 with kitchen garden with hedge borders, lean to glass house, sweeping drive up to central lawn with fountain.
- Georgian house (single storey with verandah and series of French windows) added to dramatically at the turn of the century. Additions include extremely ornate verandah with central pediment valence boards and brackets with repeating daisy motif, enlarged central hall with four freestanding stucco columns, timber panelling to 2100mm high around walls, staircase with semicircular landing and leadlight windows. House stands in magnificient garden. Original planting from 1850's.


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Let me start of this post with my outfit-of-the-day shall we! :)
Top // Lacepipe
Skirt // TheTinselRack
Belt // Gap
Shoes // Shesprees
Necklace // Rockstar by Soon Lee
Watch // ASOS
Top // Lacepipe
Skirt // TheTinselRack
Belt // Gap
Shoes // Shesprees
Necklace // Rockstar by Soon Lee
Watch // ASOS
Unflattering angle but I kinda like it although I don't look very good here lol. Yeah I'm contradicting myself here, ain't I?
Would have worn contacts, did my makeup like when I model for blogshops and dressed up abit more (that's what I did when I attended last year's Fidé Fashion Week), but I had a morning class at 8.30am and I wasn't gonna go home after that either so nahhhh.
And it's time for dinner at one of my favourite, favourite restaurants in Singapore, Au Chocolat! Good food, good service, good ambience, so please do go there for a meal if you haven't! It's quite affordable too although it's in MBS. Btw, it will also make a very lovely place for a date. ;)
I ordered the Eggs Royale. I love salmon, especially smoked ones. Mmmm.
And the boy had the Au Chocolat Benedict, which is (if I didn't remember wrongly) one of the chef's recommendations. This one had chocolate sauce on it too. DELISH.
Yeap, Halloween's coming soon!
Then, we ordered this triple layer chocolate cake (I think that's what it's called) for dessert and my goodness, we had no idea it was gonna be this hugeeee!!
That's the "I-don't-know-how-we-are-gonna-finish-this" face. Hahaha. And nope, we didn't finish it. Maybe if we didn't have our eggs benedict, we could. Chocolate lovers should really try this one, but with a group of friends please!
And then, it's on to the fashion show! Would like to thank Blessinc PR for the lovely invitation! :)
Actually I knotted my skirt cos it was kinda long and I wanted to show my shoes. But hey, it looked pretty nice like that anyway!
On another note, it's also the boy's birthday today so, happy birthday my darling! xx


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If you follow emerging markets and believe that developing nations will continue to narrow the gap with their developed counterparts at a rapid clip, Cambodia could be a worthwhile place to focus your energies.
In short, Cambodia has emerged from the terrible nightmare that was the Khmer Rouge to a rapidly growing democratic nation coming onto the world stage like their counterparts in Southeast Asia before them.
While the country is often viewed trailing its Vietnamese neighbor, Cambodia has been making inroads for many years on the economic front. For some great background and statistics galore, see the following links: www.capitalistexploits.at/2012/01/cambodia-the-new-emerging-market/, www.nis.gov.kh/, and data.worldbank.org/country/cambodia.
The country has now reached a unique inflection point for potential investors with the opening of the Cambodian stock exchange in July of 2011. Although no companies are currently listed, this is soon to change as the Phnom Penh Water Supply Authority is scheduled to begin trading on or about April 18th. These are uncharted waters to an extent as having the first company to list on a nations' stock exchange is always a bit of an experiment in terms of liquidity and overall interest. It is likely difficult however that a better company could have been chosen to be the first to IPO than the nation's largest water utility.
From the valley to the mountains
The Phnom Penh Water Supply Authority (PPWSA) is a great example of what can be accomplished in a developing country when management of (in this case a water utility) is transferred from the (often) incapable hands of the government to the very capable hands of a private operator. What was once a terribly inefficient and poorly run (albeit war ravaged) government operated water utility has become one of the most highly decorated in all of Asia over the course of the last 19 years. A very important distinction is that this is not simply just a very well run water utility given the circumstances of operating in a developing country. This is a water utility whose operating metrics would be the envy of any operator, developing country or not. In fact, it is recognized as one of the most efficient water utilities in all of Asia.
Much of the success is due in large part to the crusade-like leadership of CEO Ek Sonn Chan. From what I have been able to gather, Mr. Chan's mission in life is to supply Cambodia with clean and affordable drinking water. An article from NPR quoted Mr. Chan as saying that he has written on a piece of paper above his bed that he will not rest until all of Cambodia has clean running water. Certainly an individual driven by the need to provide water and ultimately save the lives of Cambodians who for so long have endured hardships unfathomable to many of us.
In 1996, the Cambodian Government granted the PPWSA administrative and financial autonomy. This allowed them the freedom to operate as a private corporation with the authority to plan, budget, and innovate. Further, PPWSA does not get any subsidy from the central government. This has been of the utmost importance has it has enabled them to remain outside the political fray and the whims of local politicians.
In Mr. Chan's own words "It's not the problem of scarcity of water resources; it's not the lack of financing, but because of [the] lack of good governance." This, unfortunately, is a theme in many developing and developed countries where a lack of political will as well as not viewing water as an economic commodity creates tremendous inefficiencies resulting in a continued cycle of water poverty for so many of the world's poorest.
After Mr. Chan took the reigns of the company in 1993, he began the arduous process of transforming the once dilapidated, inefficient, and poorly run utility into the beacon of success it is today. At the time he took control, the problems were enormous and what one would expect of a utility that had been neglected for so long: Illegal water connections, few actually paying for water, service available for 10 hours a day, unsafe quality, and only 25% of the city actually having running water among others. What has taken place since then has been truly remarkable as the operating statistics reveal. To fully appreciate everything that has been accomplished, you need to look at the entire investor presentation but in short, the chart below shows the Pièce de résistance:
The figures above are truly astounding. Every operating statistic on the chart speaks volumes as to how well run the utility really is. Perhaps most striking are the figures on non-revenue water (which equals the percentage of water lost through pipe bursts, leaks, etc.) The ability to control non-revenue water losses is greatly important as it is the largest driver of financial performance as a decrease in water loss results in an increase in billings and income. The World Bank estimates that the total cost to water utilities in developing countries caused by non-revenue water loss is around $5 billion a year. This amounts to an estimated 45 million cubic meters of water lost daily, enough to provide water for some 200 million people.
For PPWSA, a staggering 72% of water once lost through old broken pipes has since been reduced to close to 6%. Another is the supply duration which was once limited to only 10 hours a day but has since increased to 24. The water was once of questionable quality (at best) but is now granted World Health Organization status.
This is such an incredibly powerful economic building block that so few seemingly appreciate. The people understand and truly appreciate how important having clean water available 24 hours a day is and that is reflected in the collection ratio of 99%. The people of Phnom Penh remember what it is like having water of terrible quality coupled with erratic service and thus have no problem paying for safe, reliable water.
What the operating figures don't reveal is how they were achieved and the blood, sweat, tears, as well as great personal risk sometimes experienced by those who worked at the utility in its earliest days. There is the story recounted in an article from NPR about Mr. Chan and his team going around Phnom Penh in the 1990's trying to convince people of the benefits of installing water meters. A General objected to the plan and at one point, put a gun to Mr. Chan's head. Fortunately, cooler heads prevailed.
The Second coming of Manila Water?
Why do I have faith investing in the first publicly traded company to list in Cambodia? Three reasons. First, I have a long-term view (years) in mind. Second, this is a business with a legal monopoly on a regional level with room for expansion and generally insulated from the vagaries of what the economy does. Third, the Phnom Penh Water Supply Authority seems to be the second coming of publicly traded Manila Water, which, listed its shares on the Philippine exchange in 2005. While no doubt the Philippine exchange was much further along in its development and Manila Water wasn't the first company to begin trading on the exchange, the parallels between the two are many and striking. Below are a few key operating metrics from the two that show what they have been able to achieve since taking over the operations to the IPO. For Manila Water, it lists their figures from the time they took over the concession in 1997 to their IPO in 2005.
|Key metric
|Phnom Penh Water
|Manila Water
|1993 2010
|1997 2005
|Staff/1000 connections
|20 2.96
|9.8 4.1
|Production capacity
|65m 330M
|440m 864m
|Water quality
|20% 90%
|26% 96%
|Supply duration
|10 hrs/day 24 hrs/day
|16 hrs/day 24 hrs/day
|Number of connections
|26,881 202,929
|325,000 600,000
|Non-revenue water
|72% 5.8%
|63% 35.5%
|Collection ratio
|48% 99.2%
Source: PPWSA prospectus and Manila Water annual reports
The Philippines by and large doesn't have so much water source problems but rather allocation, leakage, and weak enforcement of laws which leads to millions of gallons still wasted every year. Many residents in the poorest communities spend much of the day waiting in line at public faucets, or paying exorbitant prices for water from a public vendor at rates as high as 10 times the unit cost of what residents connected to a main pay.
Like PPWSA, when Manila Water took over the concession to operate the eastern half of Manila's water system in 1997, the infrastructure was in desperate need of repair. The system run under its predecessor (Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System) was plagued with illegal connections, leaks, bad service, and only an estimated 60% of its service area (13 million people) connected to the network supplying water for an average of 16 hours per day.
Jump ahead to 2005 and Manila Water had made tremendous inroad's on all fronts. The customer base exceeded five million, increasing by more than two million since 1997 with roughly 95 percent having 24-hour water availability compared with only 26 percent eight years before. The number of connections had almost doubled and non-revenue water loss had dropped from 63% to 35.5%.
At the time of Manila Water's IPO (March 2005) the exchange had 235 listed securities. It's IPO was the first international public offer by a Philippine issuer since 1997 drawing tremendous local and international investor attention. The international offering was in fact 15 times oversubscribed at the top of the price range. The company was later voted the Philippines' Best Managed Company in the small cap category by Asiamoney.
How much is it worth?
What is a reasonable price to pay for an exceptionally well run monopoly that also happens to be the first company to begin trading on a new exchange? A loaded question no doubt but I believe we have a very good idea of what this company is going to be doing in the next few years: Continuing to expand their services and follow CEO Chan's vision of bringing fresh, safe, and affordable drinking water to all the people of Cambodia. The company is planning on floating about 15% of its shares (13 million) out of a total 86 million with the government retaining an interest of 85%. The anticipated IPO price is between 4,050-6,350 Khmer Rial's or $1-$1.57 per share. It is quite possible that the book building process will be over subscribed and the initial offering price will get bumped up a bit. The company will retain 10% of the IPO shares offering employees with greater than 12 months the ability to purchase stock accompanied with a 3 year lock-up period. PPWSA has not granted any stock options to employees
As part of the IPO process, the Securities and Exchange Commission of Cambodia required PPWSA to have its immovable assets valued by a third party. These in effect are the assets used to support the production process and consist of the assets in the chart below. It excludes machinery, plant and equipment that are used in the general administration of PPWSA. These figures provide a great estimate as to the replacement costs of the utility's core assets.
A simple back of the envelope valuation yields the following:
Appraised value/replacement cost 879,338,219,75
Total share count 86,973,162
Intrinsic value per share 10,110 Khmer
Book value 510,050,005,984
Total share count 86,973,162
Intrinsic value per share 5,864 Khmer
If the IPO of Manila Water in 2005 is any indication as to the excitement that can be expected from investors, then it is likely the shares will be priced at the top of the price range (or higher if the offering is oversubscribed) of 6,350 or 8% above book value but at a 37% discount to the replacement cost per share.
From an earnings standpoint, if we estimate they will earn 7.6 billion (Khmer) in the fourth quarter this will bring in net profit for the year of 30.4 billion or 353.5 million Khmer per share. If the company begins trading at the higher figure of 6,350 than this will give us a P/E of 18. If we assume it begins trading between the two figures this will give it an earnings multiple of about 15. While it appears initially expensive based on its earnings, it looks undervalued from a replacement cost point of view.
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With respect to the earnings figure, could the company grow into that valuation? Possibly, given that by 2020 they estimate they will be providing 100% of Phnom Penh's water from a current rate of 90% as well as the surrounding areas. Also they will no doubt be expanding into other areas of the country given their tremendous success in the capital.
Like many water utilities, the company's revenue and earnings have grown steadily over the past several years as one would expect from a legal monopoly. An interesting aspect is that the PPWSA has not changed or increased its tariff for water consumption since 2001. The tariff itself in fact must be approved by the Prime Minister. The figures have been accomplished organically mainly by a massive reduction in non-revenue water loss, an increase in customers, a continually improving collection ratio, and better management of expenses.
The company does plan on paying a dividend but the amount will depend on the profitability in any given year as opposed to a fixed rate. As a testament to how successful the company has become, they have become a lender of sorts to the government and actually loaned 10% of their profits to various government agencies the past two years.
Is this is a perfect invesment thesis? No, none is and in this case investors will have to set up an account with a brokerage firm in Cambodia to purchase shares. Liquidity is another concern. After the initial buzz of the first company to trade on the exchange wears off, it is no doubt possible that volume could dry up and investors could end up holding shares that are quite difficult to get out of. There are two other companies set to IPO in the coming months but no firm date has been announced yet. The addition of these two IPO's (if things go well for Phnom Penh Water) could keep the buzz about Cambodia going a bit longer perhaps stimulating more investor interest and volume. If all three companies end up trading, it is likely they will be the most transparent in the country.
Growing Pains
It is natural to view the Ho Chi Minh Exchange of Vietnam and how it could serve as a rough blueprint for Phnom Penh's. The Ho Chi Minh Exchange came online in 2000 with two companies listing shares. The initial get-go was slow and it wasn't until around 2005 when things began to pick up as more companies went public. Today the exchange boasts 247 listings with a market cap. of $23 billion or so.
These are the early days of a country changing on a radical scale. Not surprisingly, you have ugly statistics such as Cambodia being ranked 164th in the world by Transparency International by perception of corruption. The only three countries deemed to have higher levels of corruption were North Korea, Myanmar, and Afghanistan. Despite the fact that Myanmar finished lower on the ranking sheet than Cambodia, it is another country rapidly changing with the low hanging fruit currently being plucked.
The upside to statistics like that mentioned above are that they often act as a deterrent to investors who become blinded and cannot see a great business when it is right in front of them. The country is then viewed through a one-sided lens and companies are labeled "too risky" at any price. The simple fact proven again and again is that the highest adjusted returns are found in those imperfect situations, be it a bankruptcy proceeding, management change, emerging market, etc. Waiting until the "all clear" signal is a sure way to average or underperformance. Perhaps what is key is just simply picking your spots.
While being far from perfect, I believe the potential rewards greatly outweigh the risks. Perhaps the most important aspect is to remember the nature of a water utility: A legal monopoly on a regional level.
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours.
Additional disclosure: I am in the process of setting up an investment account in Cambodia and plan on buying shares as soon as I am able.


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Though the Arkansas Times may have been mildly critical of the Little Rock Regional Chamber of Commerce on occasion, the two can stand shoulder to shoulder in support of a worthy cause. If only the members of Congress could so generously put aside their political differences in order to strive for the common good. Washington, look to Little Rock!
Representatives of groups supporting Latino rights in Arkansas gathered at the Capitol Monday to applaud a U.S. Supreme Court decision that invalidated most of Arizona's tough new anti-immigrant law. The Arkansas group has said all along that problems with immigration require a uniform national response, not wildly varied state-by-state fixes. The Supreme Court agreed Monday, Justice Anthony Kennedy writing for the majority that "Arizona may have understandable frustrations with the problems caused by illegal immigration while that process continues, but the state may not pursue policies that undermine federal law."
Chamber of Commerce representatives and Alan Leveritt, publisher of the Times and the Spanish-language El Latino, are members of a coalition that worked successfully to dissuade Arkansas legislators from enacting anti-immigrant laws during the last legislative session. Religious leaders and civil rights groups are in the coalition too. Steve Copley of the Arkansas Interfaith Alliance spoke at the gathering Monday, as did Holly Dickson, staff attorney for the ACLU.
Leveritt told the group that anti-immigrant laws like those in Arizona (and Alabama) are "profoundly anti-business," and create a poisonous climate for all workers. "These laws do nothing but harass and drive people away," he said.
That Arizona enacted vindictive and irresponsible legislation on immigrants, only to see most of the laws struck down by the Supreme Court, strengthens the belief that Arizona lacks the sort of enlightened leadership that Arkansas has. Governance without gunfire. We recommend it.


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I'm not even the one who got chemotherapy, and I think I had secondary chemo brain. So, I started the habit of writing everything down. There's just so much to think about that it's easy to completely forget about things. I also rounded up everything related to dad's health care and organized it into one location. He did have the cloudy mind too, and could not remember things.
I write everything that happens, and all future appointments onto a single calendar.
The best thing for dad's medications has been a cheap pill box with the little compartments similar to this http://www.walgreens.com/store/c/ezy-dose-one-day-at-a-time-weekly-medication-organizer-tray/ID=prod6145638-product We just fill it up once a week, and it's easy to see if he missed any. If he started missing something repeatedly, I set up a funny alarm reminder on the computer. A lot of people use the alarm on their mobile phones. Anything that doesn't fit into the box, like your injections, you can keep them in the same place.


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Adoration. Holy Hour! Here's something that benefits everyone! Spending an hour in Adoration before the Blessed Sacrament fills our lives with innumerable graces. Jesus desires us; our love, our time, our praise. One hour a week is such a small gift to give back to Him. Your time in prayer honors Our Lord, and serves the greater community in a very special way. Contact Dick if you'd like more information or would like to schedule a weekly hour. (602-300-8562)
Advent Program. This is the annual school holiday program. Volunteers are needed to set-up cookie trays, serve drinks, and for light clean up after the event. Contact PTO Social Chair
Annual Fundraiser. This is our big chance to raise extra funds for our school and have a ton of fun in the process! This year's event will be held on March 7, 2015 and will include dinner, silent and live auctions and casino gaming. The annual fundraiser provides a way for everyone to get involved: helping with the organizing ahead of time, selling raffle tickets, buying raffle tickets, collecting donations from local businesses, mailing letters, doing research for donations, buying or selling advertising or sponsorships, decorating, hosting a table, inviting friends and family to attend, or working the night of! Many hands make light work! See the Dinner-Auction Website and contact Co-Chairs Wendy Carrasco, Shelly Angelo for volunteer opportunities.
Art Masterpiece Program. The Art Masterpiece Program is a program in which volunteers expose students to fine art. Volunteers may participate in the classroom by preparing presentations, assisting with art instruction, or at home by preparing items for art class. Volunteers are also needed to set up and remove art at the school art show. Please contact Gretchen Hartman, and/or your homeroom classroom representative.
Back to School Bash – PTO. This event is a way to see old friends and make new friends. It is held in the courtyard on a Friday evening in September as a way to welcome back our returning school families and welcome our new families. Volunteers are needed for set up, check in, security, serving dinner, and clean up. Contact Alycia Blim.
Back to School Breakfast – PTO This breakfast is held on the first day of school each year after drop off. It is a time for parents to get reacquainted, celebrate the return of the school year, and meet new parents. Volunteers are needed for set up and light clean up. Contact PTO Social Chair
Baptismal certificate preparations and baptism recordings. Updating and reformatting sacramental records to meet new guidelines of the Diocese. Contact Deacon Tom
Book Fair. The Book Fair is held twice a year. Volunteers are needed to help with book sales, Dads and Donuts, Moms and Muffins etc. Contact Mrs. Dennett
Cancer Ministry. Within the walls of our St. Peregrine Shrine, there are various volunteer possibilities that will count toward service hours at school. We need big and little hands to fill prayer packets with bookmarks, rosaries, and other beautiful reminders of the prayers coming from our community to those whodesire support. There is also a need for anyone skilled in the art of crocheting and knitting to create prayer shawls to share with patients who contact our cancer ministry. There are thank you notes to get out to our donors, as well. As our ministry grows, our needs for extra loving hands will grow as well! Contact Adelle Adarano
Catholic Education Arizona Campaign. Catholic Education Arizona (CEA) is the diocesan tax credit program that helps about 70% of our families afford Catholic education. Volunteers will market and solicit CEA donations to Christ the King School by speaking at CTK and other East Valley parishes during mass and/or by passing out brochures after mass. Assistance is also needed in coordinating speaking engagements, pulpit announcements, and bulletin inserts at other parishes. This opportunity gears up in the Fall and ends in April. Please contact Mrs. Conner for more information.
Catholic Schools Week. During the open house volunteers are needed to take open house attendees around the school on a tour and explain the benefits of Christ the King. Parents also host the Teacher Luncheon on Friday of that week which includes serving food and light clean up. Other volunteers may be needed for events throughout the week. Contact the School Office
Classroom Help. Whether it's for Atrium, art projects, reading help, or technology assistance, teachers always enjoy an extra set of hands in the classroom. There are also field trip driver and chaperone opportunities. Please contact your child's teacher for more information.
Coaches – After School Sports. Without coach volunteers we are unable to have sports teams at our school. This need is for an entire season and your dedication is greatly appreciated. Grades 5th through 8th can compete in basketball, flag-football, baseball, softball, and volleyball. Please contact Mrs. Filler for more information.
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Whether people wore golden or neutral or light grey, colourful flowery red
or a hopeful green, the markets just headed down.
Uncertainity about the Italian debt....
The raising of margin requirements for purchasers of Italian debt....
I think that Europe too needs to raise the Debt Ceiling, like America
did in August. Then the situation will be more stable, and perhaps,
as I seem to so deeply believe, through the power of prayer and
communion with God,that there will be a continuation of Recovery,
and, provided peace obtains universally, the flowering of a great
Sometimes the arithmetic and logic of it seems so uncomplicated, but
the legislation, the necessary controls, the politics seem to weigh
everything down.
For example, if they were to revise the margin requirements?
Draw down the yield on Italian debt?
Hopefully, some solutions will emerge.
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Mina Miyaki bags will be sold at the Loving Day Celebration.
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Below, are some blog sites with immense resources for those of you involved in teaching Spanish to either a co-op class or to your own children. I'll come through this page from time to time to add more resources for you.
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"ESL and Spanish teacher, 5 bilingual and multicultural kids, sharing ideas to teach kids about world cultures and our planet through travel, food, music, celebrations, service, maps, art, and projects. "
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News releases older than 2005 can be found at the University's eCommons site.
A "Paws" from Studying
April 26, 2018
Libraries, Campus and Community, Students
Students who are feeling "ruff" during finals week can stop by the University of Dayton's Roesch Library for some puppy love and other stress-busting activities.
Achieving Gold STARS
April 10, 2018
Students, Sustainability, Faculty and Staff, Faith/Mission, Campus and Community
The University of Dayton earned its first gold rating for its sustainability achievements in the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education Sustainability Tracking, Assessment and Rating System (STARS).
UD in the News April 1-6
April 06, 2018
Diversity and Inclusion, Research, Students, Libraries, Law, Campus and Community, Faculty and Staff, Engineering, Business, Faith/Mission, Innovation, Science, Technology, Fine and Performing Arts
A national science website featured biologist Chelse Prather's research, historian Julius Amin was a guest on China Global Television Network (CGTN) America's "The Heat" to discuss the legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and Marian Library archivist Kayla Harris placed an editorial in one of the nation's leading Catholic publications.
Lasting Legacy
April 05, 2018
As hundreds of writers from all parts of the country and beyond gathered at the sold-out 10th Erma Bombeck Writers' Workshop, the University of Dayton paid tribute to the late Bill Bombeck — and his generosity.
Celebration of the Arts
March 23, 2018
Campus and Community, Fine and Performing Arts
Engineers make music. Mathematicians show their brushwork. And dancers take the stage. Nearly 250 University of Dayton students from almost every field of study will participate in the 16th annual Celebration of the Arts, an evening designed to bring the campus and greater Dayton community together through exhibits and performances.
UD in the News March 17-23
March 23, 2018
Students, Innovation, Research, Technology, Diversity and Inclusion, Campus and Community, Faith/Mission, Faculty and Staff, Engineering, Business
The Guardian Nigeria highlighted the University's efforts to remove admission barriers for students from the country and the National Catholic Reporter ran news of the solar panels soon to be installed on campus.
A Bold Step Toward Solar
March 15, 2018
Research, Faith/Mission, Campus and Community, Sustainability
The University of Dayton will install 4,026 solar panels with a capacity of 1.26 megawatts of power that will provide approximately 2 percent of campuswide power consumption and offset carbon emissions by about 1 percent annually.
UD in the News March 3-9
March 09, 2018
Faith/Mission, Students, Campus and Community, Faculty and Staff, Innovation, Diversity and Inclusion, International
Diverse: Issues in Higher Education published an op-ed by President Eric F. Spina about celebrating Black History Month throughout the year plus listed the University among the early adopters of The Common Application for Transfer Students to simplify the transfer process.
McIntosh Scholar
March 07, 2018
Engineering, Campus and Community
Cameron Rucker thought the special speaker at his first-period class was going to talk about what it takes to be an engineer. As it turns out, the speaker was there to do much more.
UD in the News Feb. 17-March 2
March 02, 2018
Faith/Mission, Students, Campus and Community, Faculty and Staff, Diversity and Inclusion
The Wall Street Journal interviewed President Eric F. Spina about our efforts to enroll and support low-income students and University Business, Community College Now and the Dayton Daily News wrote about the University as one of the first to use the Common Application to ease transfer admissions.
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1. What is your favourite handbag you've ever owned?
2. What is your dream handbag you lust over?
3. What are the daily essentials in your purse or work bag?
Everything below are essentials!
4. What's in your purse (with pictures)?
- Guess wallet.
- Gum & packet of Kleenex.
- Aspirin. Always needed!
- My current read, Is it Just Me? - Miranda Hart.
- My favourite heart shaped coin purse from Harrods! LOVE!
- iPod nano, purple of course! Yeah, I'm oldschool!
- Winnie tin filled with hair pins/ties and combs. SO CUTE!
- Clinique two in one lipgloss and Happy roll on perfume & Swarovski crystal lipstick case currently housing Revlon #131 Ginger Rose.
- Keys! Tennis ball key-chain from The Australian Open & all others from Harrods.
- Mini Romance by Ralph Lauren, Clarins mini hand lotion & foldable fan, always needed in the summer!
- Notebook and pens from Kikki K.
- Lola solid perfume.
- Dettol hand sanitiser.
- Cadbury dairymilk, I always carry sweets and chocolate with me!
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In this '80s-set film, Mariah Carey stars as Billie Frank, a young backup singer who rises to superstardom against all odds.
Billie Frank is a talented young singer who endures every hardship imaginable as a child. She spends her evenings hanging out in nightclubs with her boozy lounge-singer mother who one night falls asleep with a lit cigarette and burns their house down. Now homeless and penniless, she sends young Billie to an orphanage, with her orange tabby cat in tote. After clearly spelling out how tough her life has been, the film fast-forwards to 1983: bad clothes, big hairstyles and head-splitting dance music. Billie starts a career as a backup singer with her two friends Louise and Roxanne. While singing with the dance sensation Sylk, Billie gets discovered by an influential New York DJ, Julian ''Dice'' Black. Convinced that he can catapult her to stardom, the two form a partnership and eventually become lovers. However, tensions begin to mount as Billie is urged by her record label to work with different producers.
It is difficult to gauge Carey's performance in this film since she does not have that many lines. The ones she does have are so clichéd it is almost difficult to keep a straight face when she utters them. Her talents are obviously better expressed in front of the microphone, where she spends a better part of Glitter. Had the soundtrack been more inspiring and less a medley of overworked ballads, her singing might have brightened this otherwise tacky movie. Instead, Carey is resigned to bashfully bat her sparkly eyelids in as industry insiders gush over her talents. As Dice, musician-turned-actor Max Beesley's significance in the film almost eclipses Carey's. However, his attempts to smother his British accent and take on a genuine New York drawl backfires because of its inconsistency. And like Carey, his character suffers the fate of a bad script marred with contradiction.
Set in 1983, Glitter misses the mark in terms of accurate depiction of the materialistic decade. Apart from some of Carey's costumes, which include pumps, leg warmers and capri leggings, and some bad renditions of classic '80s dance tunes like ''Last Night a DJ Saved My Life'' and ''I Didn't Mean to Turn You On,'' the film lacks authenticity. For example, it's highly doubtful that a white DJ in a dance club would have been using the term ''aight'' 18 years ago. Drugs are also mysteriously absent from the club-heavy scenery, perhaps because of the PG-13 rating. Glitter is also littered with slow-motion shots that are accompanied with dumb swooshing sounds. What was Vondie Curtis Hall thinking when she agreed to helm this project? Nothing redeemable could possibly have come out of Kate Lanier's ill-fated script.
Bottom Line
Sadly, Glitter does not have a leg to stand on. It's a musically inclined film without a decent soundtrack to back it.


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A man who stabbed his brother to death at Chorkor, Accra in the Greater Accra Region has been charged with murder before an Accra Magistrate Court.
Daniel Obirikwa Adjin's plea was not taken when he appeared before the court, presided over by Mr James Kojo Botah, and was remanded into police custody.
The case was adjourned to April 13, 2017.
Presenting the factS of the case, Chief Inspector Victor Dosoo said the complainant, Daniel Adjin, was the son of the deceased, William Adjin, while Obirikwa is a brother of the deceased.
He said both lived at Chorkor.
On March 3, 2017, at about 11:30pm the deceased was sleeping in his porch, while the complainant who was also in his room heard the deceased crying for help.
Daniel rushed to the deceased porch and met Obirikwa with a knife stabbing his father with blood gushing from the deceased's neck.
Daniel in turn shouted for help and attracted other neighbours who came to rescue the deceased but Obirikwa managed to escape.
According to Chief Inspector Dosoo, William was rushed to the Korle-Bu Teaching hospital for treatment but died hours later.
On March 20, 2017, at about 4:30am luck eluded Obirikwa when the deceased's daughter, Dorinda Adjin, spotted him at James Town and with the help of some people, he was arrested and handed over to the police.
Obirikwa in his caution statement said that the deceased attacked him first and he also stabbed him in the process in order to free himself.
On March 24, 2017, a post- mortem performed on William established that he was stabbed six times. One each on his head and neck and four on the back.
The pathologist gave exsanguination and multiple stabbed injuries as the cause of death.
Obirikwa was accordingly held with a provisional charge of murder at the court.
A duplicate docket on the case is being prepared to the Attorney General's Department for advice.