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Articles on how your brand can influence influencer marketing are everywhere. I can hardly go to a blog on blogging or content marketing without seeing a title like "How to Market to Influencers".
You have probably read some of them and thought to yourself that the idea is genius; and in many ways it is.
But, it's also a trap.
It's a trap that can leave you struggling for a very long time.
I recently received an email from Cathy. She said she learned about influencer marketing and thought it made such great sense. She set out a plan to find a way to get those she respected with large audiences to do her bidding for her and help her get more traffic to her website and hopefully earn her some sales and money in her bank account.
Cathy began:
- Leaving comments on the blogs of influencers.
- Connecting with them on social media.
- Sharing their content and tagging them.
After months of doing this she was getting nowhere. How many hours, days, weeks and dollars had she lost chasing people who were never going to give her a chance?
She was frustrated and the truth was she just wanted a break, an opportunity and a great business.
But she wasn't ready for it and I'm going to tell you why.
See, Cathy made two vital mistakes and I'm willing to bet you are making at least one them if not all of them yourself. Let's learn together what was happening so that we can attract the right influencers who are able, willing and ready to assist us.
Mistake #1 – She Didn't have a Working, Purposeful Definition of an Influencer
One of the most common mistakes people make is that don't understand what an influencer is for the purpose of marketing.
Influencers are commonly confused with being popular or having some kind of celebrity status.
As a result Cathy was trying to connect with the most popular people that she could. People like John Maxwell, Mark Schaefer, Gary Vaynerchuk and Chris Brogan.
All of these folks are amazing and teach us incredible things but let me be really honest here. These are not the type of influencers you should be trying to connect with.
You are just one of tens of thousands who are trying to get their attention and the truth is they don't care about you personally. They can't. Each human being has a capacity level that they can personally handle.
In addition their business has also changed. It evolved because both they and their business had to as they experienced growth. It's not that they don't network but the way they network has changed and who they sell and how they sell to their audience has changed as well.
So let's think about who an influencer is for our specific purpose; an influencer is someone who:
- Has a respectable audience that is engaged with them personally and they with their audience.
- Has a unique message and something to say that is relevant to their audience.
- Is interested and capable of developing relationships with their audience.
- Is hungry to grow their business.
- Understands the concepts of networking.
Influencers are active in connecting and they seek to connect online. They are avid networkers.
But let me share one idea that really defines an influencer:
An influencer's audience respects them so much that when the influencer asks the audience to do something they do it.
That's who you want to find. It's not always about size of audience. It's about quality of audience. That's the type of influencer who you want to start engaging with and most importantly and often forgotten is that's who you want to develop a relationship with.
Mistake #2 – Cathy Didn't Have an Intentional Strategy and Goals
Cathy began identifying influencers with a Google search. She typed "Marketing Blog Influencers" and articles and names started popping up.
Not a bad idea at all.
But where she fell short is that she didn't know the types of influencers to follow because she didn't have a working definition as I shared above.
But there is more.
Cathy had the Wrong Mindset
How many people have you met that were so desperate for attention or an opportunity?
They talk about themselves, how wonderful they are and they try to convince us to do something for them.
I'm reminded of the one person at the networking meeting who is walking around handing out business cards and looking for a sale. It's really nothing more than the offline equivalent of spam.
It's funny that we all know when we are being spammed but have an incredible way of not recognizing it when we are doing it ourselves.
Cathy was just out there commenting on blogs and social media pages. She was spamming instead of creating value that would lead to a relationship.
Unintentionally she is just screaming buy me, refer people to me, do something for me.
Me, me, me, me, me…
Her comments were all about her and void of any real value.
Stay with me because in a moment I'm going to share with you what value is and how value can turn the tables for you!
Unfortunately, Cathy's comments were about her. But, how can she stop talking about herself when she isn't even aware she is doing it or if she is she doesn't know how to change it?
I'll get to that solution in just a moment as well.
Here is the reality and I'm going to say this again because it's so important; influencer marketing is about NETWORKING. No one is going to network with someone who makes it obvious they are in it for themselves.
Her two problems again were that she was all over the place and did not have a cohesive or consistent message and the result was she was unintentionally spamming and turning people off.
It's easy to see why influencer marketing wasn't working for her from a distance but up close and in the moment it was hard for her to see it for herself.
The good news is that it's not hard to see the lack of results which means something had to change.
What had to change first was her mindset that this was about others and not herself and then second how to create a message as a result that is relevant, meaningful and compelling.
How to Connect with the Right Influencers
This is really want you want to know isn't' it?
Cathy realized she was obviously doing something wrong and something needed to change and that change had to start with her message.
Messaging is your brand and your brand is your message
I cannot emphasize this enough. When it comes to online marketing nothing trumps our message. We have content on our website, blogs, videos, podcast, social media posts, email, comments on other blogs and more.
Is there one thing that people can identify and say that's you!
You message has to be consistent.
How do you discover your brand and your message?
By discovering:
- The problems you are passionate about solving
- The tangible value people experience and how they feel about the experience
- The "specific" problems from each tangible value.
- Who you "specifically" solve each problem for.
- How your product or service is "a" part of "a" solution.
Going through this process is eye-opening (learn more on the Begin Here page – opens in new tab). When you know the in-depth answers to these questions your businesses will be radically transformed because your message informs your strategies and the execution of those strategies has a way of branding you in the minds of you audience as to what you do in a way that is memorable and meaningful.
Whew… that's a mouthful, lol.
In the comments of her article titled "Your Blog Is Your Business Card", Donna Merrill wrote in her reply to me the following:
When I think "Don Purdum" I immediately know what you are all about. What you teach others, what you stand for and how you help. You sure have that certain "feel" like an embossed business card…you know…the kind that is memorable.
Be sure to check out and read her article and then leave her a comment of what you thought.
I want to share how three incredible opportunities came my way through my branding, messaging and mindset.
In May 2014 I started this blog with the goal of providing over the top value and connecting with influencers.
Remember I said earlier I would share my working definition of value. Here it is:
VALUE is when you solve one problem or meet one need for one person with one solution
Your goal is to leave your audience with something that will benefit them. That could be on your blog, landing page, video, social media post or a blog comment on another website.
Opportunity #1 – Adrienne Smith
My first opportunity came when I met Adrienne Smith almost immediately after starting this blog. I gravitated to her personal writing style and her passion to help people starting blogs to build a business was crystal clear!
I began leaving her comments on her blog. It was always in the context of her articles and I never spoke about myself. Each comment offered an idea, perspective or alternative in context with her topic.
Over time she began visiting my website and leaving comments.
I would like to think that I offered her such value and a different perspective and insight.
Well, I know that's true because late last year she reached to me to talk about her tagline. I helped her come up with one that at the time was uniquely her.
Then she read my eBook titled "The Shift – Making the Fast Paced Transition from Mass Marketing to Context Marketing."
Adrienne reached out to me and last spring I worked with her to hone her message.
For those of you who know Adrienne you know how big of an influencer she is and how amazing a community she has around her.
Yet, in Adrienne's own words on her blog she was struggling to reach an audience that would buy her. Sure, she get's over a hundred detailed and personal comments on her blog. But that wasn't the true measure of success for her and as she has said the appearance of success wasn't a financial reality.
After going through the Foundations of Internet Marketing with me 1-on-1 the change has been so positive that this Thursday I will be publishing a post here on my website that Adrienne has written for us about how her success wasn't the success she wanted and how just a few months later her calendar is more full than it's ever been; and her business is now growing at the fastest pace ever.
Let me be really clear… I didn't do it. It was all there in Adrienne's mind. Her message just wasn't clear and it needed to be exhaustively pulled out of her and repackaged. It was all her.
Now her brand is changing and so are the positive results that come with those changes.
Don't miss Adrienne's post on Thursday – if you want to make sure you get it be sure to join my email so that you get the reminder.
There is one more thing. As my relationship with Adrienne has grown I've made a real friend! Adrienne has become someone that I can pick-up the phone and call any time and occasionally she does the same with me.
As a result of our friendship and the trust that has been built she emailed me last week to share she was introducing me to John Corcoran who is recommending me to Firepole Marketing. Check out the tweet from John.
Do you think Adrienne is an influencer?
If your message is ready for blogging then I recommend you immediately head over to her blog and start engaging with her about how to take your blog to the next level and start learning how to use this tool to position your business for growth.
Opportunity #2 – SEMrush
My second opportunity came in December 2014 when SEMrush reached out to me to ask if I would be interested in writing for them.
This fantastic and highly reputable company reached out to me.
I was blown away!
My first question was why did they reach out to me?
At the time Kathleen Garvin managed their blog and she said to me: "We found several of your articles on GrowthHackers.com and your message is what our audience needs."
How cool is that?
My next question was; "Kathleen, what is my message?"
She didn't even flinch: "Don, you're message is clear that it's the message that ought to drive the technology and too many of our audience believes that technology is the answer to their problems when it is not. We are hearing that what they are doing isn't working and after reading your articles I realized you were on to the real problem they are experiencing."
So I wrote for them "Do You Want Traffic From Google? Then Build a Community!" and I delivered.
It's one of, if not the, most commented blog article on their site.
My message earned me the opportunity, to date, to contribute three articles, contribute to their first ever podcast and I've done two webinars. Each time I contribute to them it earns me thousands and thousands of dollars.
Opportunity #3 – Interstate Batteries
A few months ago I was having an issue with my car battery so I took it to my local interstate batteries franchise. The service was so good I had to share it on my blog.
Little did I know that it turned into a major networking opportunity that led me to being featured on their blog.
Not only did this earn me some validation for networking online but also I've met numerous other franchise owners.
Click here to learn more about how I was featured on a Fortune 500 company blog. (Opens in another window)
What's the Point of All This?
The point is that influencer marketing is not about trying to get, it's about giving.
I have a lot more stories I could share of how many influencers over the last year have been helping me build an incredible business.
But it's been about me giving to them first without asking for anything else in return.
I used the content on my blog and comments on their blog to establish my competency through my message and brand.
Then when they needed me I was there for them.
It might have started by commenting on a guest blog post for them; sharing out something important to them with my growing audience or offering free advice and help as they needed it.
What has happened is I've earned a few raving fans like Adrienne, SEMrush, Ryan Biddulph and Donna Merrill have done for me things I could never do for myself.
Both Ryan and Donna have made videos about me and never told me until they just did it one day. How cool is that. It's an instant endorsement.
Here is one from Donna:
In turn, I have tried to do something for each of them.
Influencer marketing isn't about what I can get. It's asking what value do they need and then give it to them.
When you do that, I guarantee you they will find ways to do it for you.
Where does it all start?
It starts with your message that cements in their mind your brand because they don't just know about you; they experienced you.
And in the experience is the true value of connections, relationships, friendships and all the possibilities that come through one another because we are focused on each other; not on ourselves.
So what lessons did Cathy teach you today?
If you recognize just as Adrienne and Kathleen did that your message and lack of a brand is what's holding you back then what are you going to do about it?
Are you going to be the person who says "I know and I'm figuring it out?"
Many never figure it out and for those who start to it can take a year or years to do.
Over that time how much money are you losing and how many influencers are passing you by?
You don't have to be that person who is trying to figure out something you don't understand.
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- Ran once; swam once
- Read The Shallows: What the Internet is Doing to our Brains, by Nicholas Carr
- Continued to work my two part-time jobs
- Published 4 blog posts
- Continued significant work on current clients' projects
- Attended Prayer Vigil for jobs
- Attended NAACP Freedom Fund dinner
- Resurrected and read through half-done novel
- Gave substantial support to pregnant daughter
- Attended tap dance class
- Did laundry
- Took my dog to the dog park, with my husband
- Watched episodes of Eureka with my oldest son
- Finished reading Elizabeth George's In Pursuit of the Proper Sinner aloud with my husband
- Went out for Happy Hour with my husband
- Straightened out serious snafu with health insurance, affecting drug coverage for oldest son
- Filled three prescriptions, requiring four trips to drug store
- Fought with AT&T (and won!) over misrepresented replacement cell phone
- Began using my son's old cell phone, until mine resurfaces
- Found new mechanic, and arranged for inspection and adjustments to car my younger son plans to take on his first road trip this week
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Last week's focus goal, before my daughter's situation worsened, was to "return to work on the novel I put away last winter in the midst of my state's political upheaval." My husband has expressed his disbelief that I would attempt such a thing with all that is going on just now. But I have a few hours each week that I am attempting to keep sacred, to devote to making progress on this half-completed undertaking. For as long as circumstances permit, I intend to "make hay while the sun shines." I did manage to spend most of the scheduled time reading through what I have written thus far--material that I haven't laid eyes on since last February. I plan to begin writing more of the draft this week.


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Horizon-based RMO Picking
Create new episode
Create a standard 3D horizon as described in Creating a Horizon and Propagating a Horizon.
Note: The horizon used for horizon-based RMO picking must be a regular horizon. Gather horizons are already picked across a gather and, as such, cannot be used for RMO picking.
- In the Control Panel, open the Imaging tab.
- At the tab header, click the Add icon and select New Episode to configure a new episode of RMO picking. The Create Episode window will be displayed.
- At Name, type an episode name. Episodes function as folders in the Imaging tree and contain the RMO picks. The prefix is used as a DUG's internal naming rule, in which users are required to name their directories (hence their episodes) sequentially. This way, you will be clear in exactly what order things were done as a typical imaging workflow involves multiple iterations of picking/tomography/migration.
- At Type, select None (RMO picking only).
- Click OK. A new episode will be displayed in the Imaging tree in the Control Panel. All data for a specific episode will be kept in your project folder in the Imaging/episode_name/ directory under which sub-directories are created for RMO picks, migration, tomography and models.
Tip: To rename the episode, double click on the episode in the Imaging tree. The Edit Episode window will be displayed. Type a new name for the episode and click OK. You will not be able to change the Episode type.
Create new RMO picks
Select the Episode and click on New RMO Picks in the Details Panel. The Configure RMO Picking window will be displayed.
Alternatively, click the Add icon and select New RMO. Select the episode in which you want to pick the RMO and click Select. The Configure RMO Picking window will be displayed.
- At RMO Name, type a name for the RMO picks.
- Select the Shared check box if you want to make the RMO picks visible to other users.
- Select the Gather type and the gather volume to be used for the RMO picking. Both 2D and 3D gathers are supported in RMO picking. For 2D gather, only CMP gather can be selected for RMO picking.
- At Type, select Horizon-based RMO picking to use a horizon in the RMO picking.
- You can change the Inline and Crossline extents and increments for the RMO picking at Extents. By default, the extents are based on the inline and crossline extents of the gather volume. Once you have changed the extents, you can go back and define the extents based on the original extents of the gather volume by clicking Reset extents from volume.
- Click OK to confirm the RMO picking configurations. A new RMO item will be available as part of the episode in the Imaging tree.
Define settings for horizon-based RMO picking
- Select the new RMO item to display the Details Panel.
- In the Picking section, you can define the processing parameters.
- At Azimuth (degree), type the azimuth degree to be used in the RMO picking on the 3D parabolic volume.
- If you have picked the inner and/or outer mutes (see Manually Picking a Mute and Creating an Angle Mute), select this at Inner Mute and Outer Mute to include muting in the RMO picking.
- At Horizon, select the horizon you want to pick on. Only active horizons are available in the drop-down list.
Select the Compute trims check box to create trims from the RMO picking. The RMO picker will always pick the best parabolic fit; selecting this check box will make the RMO picker compute the best non-parabolic fit as well.
Note: This function is only available if you are using horizon(s) as seed(s) in RMO picking.
- You can change other horizon picking parameters including the Window Length (ms) and Maximum parabolic shift if necessary.
- The Hand-pick radius of influence (m) defines the radius the system will cover when doing hand-picking.
- You can define the maximum allowed upward and downward shift when re-picking at Re-pick shift limit.
- Select the Apply smoothing check box to smooth the RMO picks and then define the smoothing radius to be applied specifically to the inline and crossline directions. This feature affects the smoothed and unsmoothed properties of the RMO picks.
- At Pick, click Current gather to extend the 3D horizon in the offset dimension for the current location on the gather, Visible gathers for all visible gathers (if you are displaying multiple gathers in the Gather View), or Entire horizon to pick RMO along the entire horizon. During picking, a progress bar with the estimated processing time will be displayed.
- Click Create Horizon from Trims to create a new horizon from the computed trims. You can only create a horizon from trims if you have enabled the Compute trims check box. In the Horizon tab, you will see a new horizon added in the tree.
The gather horizon, which is represented by the dashed line in the Gather View, is a parabolic parameterised horizon that can be used with third party software or internally through DUG's consulting arm for RMO correction purposes. If you have computed trims, you will see a solid line near the dashed line indicating the trims in the Gather View.
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Schools That Thrive: How Moses Brown School Thrives with Head of School Matt Glendinning
What does it take to help a K-12 private school succeed? According to Matt Glendinning, the Head of School at Moses Brown School in Providence, Rhode Island, "you need to be able to leave things off the table, as well as put things on."
Moses Brown School, a 233-year-old K-12 institution named after one of the co-founders of Brown University, is one of only eighty private Quaker schools in the United States. While Quakerism might not be as prevalent as it was in the 18th century, Quaker schools are known for fostering students' abilities to do both well and good in the world.
The focus isn't on just the programs, Glendinning explains, but rather on people; it's about being true to yourself and knowing who you are at your core. While Moses Brown School does aim to push students to colleges and higher education, Glendinning believes that schools ought to be just as focused on character as they are on academic content.
Glendinning believes that in order for schools to grow, they need to develop plans that respond to the way the world is changing, and these plans can only be developed by attempting to close the gap between administration and faculty.
Aside from having a sense of prioritization, school leaders must be able to articulate their vision for the school, and have the ability to motivate and excite people about it. This ability also includes being able to delegate to faculty, who spend the most time building relationships with the students.
"You could have the most compelling vision in the world, but if you don't have the people who can build relationships, your school is probably not going anywhere," Glendinning says.
Learn more on what Matt Glendinning has to say about private school growth and success in our podcast series, Schools That Thrive:
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Jocelyn is a freelance writer originally from sunny South Florida, where she was the Managing Editor of Axis Creative Arts Magazine and a Senior Academic Mentor at United Mentors. She is currently a student at Emerson College, where she spends her time refining her writing skills when she isn't preparing for the famous New England winters.


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Saturday: Numbers 31
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Happy Fun Friday!!
Girls, it's GOOD Friday! Jesus died on that rugged cross today...for YOU! For US!
I can hardly stand it. Talk about some mercy being poured out. Whew.
I really want this mercy thing to stick, girls. I really do. Not just for me, but for ALL of us.
Showing mercy to those in our lives that we deem "unmerciful", can be a huge leap in our faith journey. We want the mind of Christ. We want the heart of Christ.
We must walk with Christ. We must follow Him when He says, "show mercy, sweet daughter."
What situation has the Lord brought to your attention that needs mercy? Who has He brought to your mind?
Grab a small piece of paper and write it down. Bring it into the healing warmth of His Light.
Nothing hidden in our hearts, in the dark, dark, recesses can be healed unless they are brought out. We are not fooling God when we keep them hidden. The Lord sees that place. He longs to heal it for you.
Sometimes we hang onto something we did or didn't do, said, or didn't say....and deny ourselves from receiving His mercy.
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I've never heard of alternative country until I came across the band Tumbledown. The band's music is a mix between country and rock. With Tumbledown's new album, "Empty Bottle," coming out October 26th, it's probably about time people discovered alternative country. Tumbledown's Harley Trotland recently stopped by to talk about the new album.
Q – Thanks for doing this. Tumbledown's music is considered alternative country. What exactly is alternative country?
A - Alternative country to us is a country rhythm with rock n' roll guitar tones and a fast paced live show.
Q - What other bands fall into this category?
A- We tend to listen to a lot of outlaw country, guys like Willie, Waylon, Cash and Christopherson, but our music comes out sounding more like some of the younger bands like the old 97's, Sonvolt and Slate Cleeves with a bit newer sound.
Q – Tell me about the new album, "Empty Bottle," which comes out October 26th.
A - What I remember about recording was being on a tight schedule. We had a busy year touring on our first album, which gave us a short window of time to record, mix, master, and get all the guest spots done in order to make our press deadline for "Empty Bottle." In the midst of this, we had to juggle in a photo shoot for the artwork and make sure everything was in order by our deadlines. All in all we did it, so all is well that ends well!
(Photo by Jered Scott)
Q – What do you think of shows like "American Idol" that promise a lot for essentially winning a contest?
A - I think there are ups and downs to shows like "American Idol." It's a bummer for some of them to make it all the way just to be a flash in the pan, but if they have talent they deserve to be heard just like anyone. I try to look at the bright side of the show and the full concept of it, how it is educating our audience to recognize what a good singer is and it kind of raises the bar in that respect.
Q – What is your opinion about the music industry in terms of people being discovered via YouTube and MySpace?
A - YouTube is great for the fans and musicians. You can upload live performances and check out any song by any artist very easily. That to me is very helpful and keeps the music industry alive. MySpace is a great tool for us too. It allows us to keep in contact with all of our friends and let them know about upcoming tours and press.
Q – Thanks again for taking the time. Is there anything you wanted to add?
A - Make sure to pick up a copy of our new album, "Empty Bottle," available on October 26, 2010 and to check out our website (http://www.tumbledownhq.com/) for tour updates.
Jason Tanamor is the Editor of Zoiks! Online. He is also the author of the novels, "Hello Lesbian!" and "Anonymous." Email Jason at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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IN THE DAYS AFTER Steve Mascord's new book Touchstones was first released, I approached Tony Webeck, the highly respected chief Queensland correspondent for nrl.com, to see what he thought of the book.
At the time, a large part of Tony's working life was focused on the ongoing State of Origin series. So I wasn't surprised that the first chapter he would turn to was Steve's critique of Origin football. By the time he had finished the book, Tony was comparing it to one of the most popular books of its genre to be published in the last 30 years.
This is Tony's report …
IF YOU HAVE READ the musings or heard him speak on the subject in various media outlets over the past decade, you will know that Steve Mascord has endured a tormented relationship with the most viewed and talked about aspect of rugby league: State of Origin.
As a purist, it has been hard for Mascord to come to terms with the commercialism that the Origin concept has come to embody. Origin's sheer populist nature is actually a turn-off for an aficionado who has chased those chasing a football from Russia to Jamaica and everywhere in between.
But if you think you know what Steve Mascord really thinks of State of Origin you must read his astonishing new book, Touchstones.
This is unlike any rugby league book you have ever read. In fact, calling it a rugby league book — despite Mascord's standing in a game to which he has essentially committed his life — is selling it far too short.
This is the exploration of a complex individual and how his uncertain beginnings in this big bad world shaped a life that by age 47 saw him accumulate nothing but memories, hundreds of records and CDs, almost every edition of Rugby League Week and $50,000 in credit-card debt.
What followed was a discovery of his true self and how Andrew John Langley — the name that was bestowed upon him at birth — viewed his adopted other self's twin obsessions of rugby league and rock'n'roll.
Which brings us back to State of Origin, a game that each year stretches beyond the Telstra Premiership's boundaries to captivate passive supporters en masse and which on Wednesday will likely draw more than 52,000 fans to Suncorp Stadium and be the highest-rating television program of the year.
Most rugby league lovers cannot imbibe enough of the adrenaline that Origin offers, but as its popularity grew from its humble beginnings 37 years ago Mascord struggled more and more with the concept.
'Perhaps there are always clues that one will eventually encounter a crisis of identity,' Mascord begins in his chapter devoted to State of Origin in Touchstones.
'One such clue can be found in people who, even as they associate themselves with something mainstream, with 'the crowd', disavow themselves of the most mainstream aspect of that thing. They're the most "out" part of the 'in-crowd'.
'That's what it's like for me and State of Origin.'
Although he has been reporting on rugby league for close to 30 years, Mascord had never sat sideline at an Origin game until 2013 when, in one of his myriad guises — this one with Triple M — he allowed himself to at least taste the intoxication of Origin that the rest of us consume heartily.
'I've got to admit, being so close to something that others hold in such reverence was energising and almost intoxicating,' Mascord writes.
'I had always believed that Origin players knew, intellectually, that they had a licence to be more physical, more brutal, more violent, than in club matches.
'But, sitting on the sideline, I realised that committing mayhem was not just an intellectual decision. It was primal. It emanated from the 82,000 souped-up spectators who came not just expecting stiff-arms and fisticuffs but demanding them.
'I came away thinking that it was a miracle of restraint on the part of the 34 players that an Origin series is not just one big 240-minute rolling brawl.'
But, and this is the genius of Touchstones, what does Andrew John Langley think of Mascord's ambivalence to the game's showpiece that drives so much interest and income?
'I heard you went on a high-rating rugby league TV show and said you didn't like the highest-rating rugby league games of the year. Are you insane,' he asks of the author.
'No wonder your segment on that show was canned and you're broke.'
Like Nick Hornby's seminal Fever Pitch, this book is not about rugby league but one man's obsession with it and how the discovery of his true self forced him to question everything that he had held true for more than 40 years.
It's going to make for a helluva film.
Tony Webeck can be found @TonyWebeck
IT'S BEEN ANOTHER PRETTY good year for Australian sports books. There are plenty of good titles currently on sale, with cricket books everywhere. This is my view on the notable sports books released this year in Australia, including a Top 5 and a book of the year ...
For sheer number of 'celebrity' cricket books being published, there has never been a summer like it. Michael Clarke, Brad Haddin, Brad Hogg, Mitchell Johnson, Darren Lehmann, Dennis Lillee, Jim Maxwell, Mark Nicholas and Chris Rogers have all released life stories … Dean Jones has compiled a small coaching book … Ellyse Perry and David Warner have their names on kids' books … from overseas come autobiographies by, among others, AB de Villiers, Brendon McCullum and Jonathan Trott. Beyond the celebrity authors, there are several worthy titles, led by Brian Matthews' fine and affectionate Benaud: An Appreciation and Gideon Haigh's Stroke of Genius: Victor Trumper and the Shot that Changed Cricket.
Of all these cricket books, large and small, I think A Beautiful Game by Mark Nicholas is the best. It's very readable, great fun in parts, with some poignant memories and important analysis. Who'd have known that Nicholas played a season with 'Dutchy' Holland in the early '70s? The stories of Malcolm Marshall are brilliant, as are the memories of Kerry Packer, but what really got me in the end was Nicholas' unwavering love of cricket. He has a great and genuine affection for the game that I used to have and that some of his fellow cricket authors of 2016 also seem to have misplaced. I blame working as a ghost writer for my estrangement; I wonder why the modern Australian cricketer often seems so jaded.
Chris Rogers' Bucking the Trend is a case in point. Rogers is lucky to have an excellent co-author in Cricinfo's Dan Brettig, and while their idea of having the ghost introduce each chapter is not new, in Brettig's hands it really works, allowing others to complement and flesh out the main protagonist's recollections. But while the story is interesting and comprehensive, and Rogers comes across as a good, intelligent man who is proud of his development and aware of his foibles, the life of a 21st century professional comes across as more grind than glamour. The real joy that pervades Nicholas' page-turner is far less apparent in the memoirs of today's cricketers.
Haigh's tribute to Trumper and the renowned photographer George Beldam has been widely praised, and deservedly so. When you're writing about the finest batsman who ever lived, how can you go wrong? But it is not perfect. Stroke of Genius is superb in parts, meticulously researched, though the absence of an index is weird and frustrating, and for a book that is in part about photography and features photographs throughout the pages, it's a pity the publisher didn't opt for a better paper stock. The legend of Vic has not always been accurately reported, and Haigh is quick to criticise those who in the past have accepted the folklore without checking the facts, so it is disappointing to see him fall for the same trap when it comes to Trumper's involvement in the birth of rugby league in Australia. If only, among all the books and references listed in his 'Guide to Sources', he had also consulted Sean Fagan's masterful 2007 biography of Dally Messenger. But it would be churlish to leave Stroke of Genius out of my Top 5, because it is way more good than flawed.
Fagan's work is one of a number of outstanding rugby league books to be published in the last decade, but strangely there were very few league (or rugby union) books released in 2016. Of course, Stoke Hill Press published a 50th anniversary edition of Larry Writer's Never Before, Never Again, which prompted the Courier-Mail's Mike Colman to describe it as a 'great book, arguably the best ever on rugby league'. Colman knows sport and knows books, so we'll take the compliment. Writer also gave us Pitched Battle: In the Frontline of the 1971 Springbok Tour of Australia, which author, historian and academic Sean Scalmer in the Sydney Morning Herald reviewed as 'sensitive … impressive … artful in its arrangement and humane in its spirit'. David Middleton's 2016 Official Rugby League Annual is no better or worse than previous years, which simply means it is as exceptional as ever. One of the feature stories in this issue, 'The Mystery of Charlie Ross: the 59th Kangaroo', is the league yarn of the year. This is the 30th edition of Middleton's annual — a remarkable achievement — so, a bit like when Paul Newman and John Wayne received their best actor Oscars after many years in the business, I'm including the Official Rugby League Annual in this year's Top 5.
In the AFL, three of the code's most prominent identities of recent times — Brent Harvey, Mark Thompson and Dane Swan — produced autobiographies in 2016. In my view, Bomber's is best, readable from first page to last. Having finished the book, I'm not sure I like the guy all that much, but that's not the point, a reality captured brilliantly by Tim Bauer's grim, highly effective cover photograph. (Compare Bomber staring at you to Chris Rogers hidden behind his helmet on the cover of Bucking the Trend and ask yourself: Which book do I want to read?) The use of the coach's game-day notes and match plans is excellent and revealing. Maybe the text needed one more edit, but it's still very good.
Cadel Evans' autobiography, The Art of Cycling, is another well written big book that really should have an index. Evans comes across as a man totally focused on his own preparation, performance and fate. Throughout the pages, he is true to himself, but the result is a read that is safe and sure but lacking in adventure or revelations. The book carries the sub-title 'The Autobiography of Australia's Greatest Cyclist', which is at least debatable — I'd put Anna Meares and Russell Mockridge, the two-time gold medallist from Helsinki in 1952, ahead of him. Earlier in the year, the Queensland-based Hunter Publishers gallantly re-released Mockridge's posthumous 1958 autobiography, My World on Wheels; if you are going to buy one cycling book for Christmas, that's the one. The chapters on his one Tour de France are far superior to anything in Evans' tome. On his 27th birthday, July 18, 1955, during the climb up Ventoux, an almost delirious Mockridge was so desperate for water, sugar and support that he jumped off his bike and made for a nearby farmhouse, where a local family revived him and sent him back on his climb. A little more than three years later, Russell Mockridge was killed in a bus accident while competing in the Tour of Gippsland.
We need to ensure the great books of the past remain available for current generations. Sports history is important. I'm so impressed that Mockridge's marvellous but for too long hard-to-find book is back in print that I'm including the new edition in my Top 5 for 2016.
If horse racing is your preference, try Adam Crettenden's Subzero: More Than a Melbourne Cup Hero. For football, Ange Postecoglou's Changing the Game: Football in Australia Through My Eyes is thought provoking in parts, while tennis fans should enjoy The Pros: The Forgotten Heroes of Tennis, by Peter Underwood, which at $66 is severely over-priced but does tell the story of a largely ignored period in the history of the men's game. What did Ken Rosewall do between 1957 and 1967? Was Rod Laver dominant between 1963 and 67? How did they compare to Pancho Gonzales? Underwood has the answers.
The two best books from overseas I read in 2016 were Rick Broadbent's Endurance: The Life and Times of Emil Zatopek (John Wisden & Co. Ltd, London) and The Selling of the Babe: The Deal that Changed Baseball and Created a Legend (Thomas Dunne Books, New York), by Glenn Stout. Broadbent had me from the opening chapter, where he beautifully retells the story of Zatopek giving one of his Olympic gold medals to Ron Clarke, because Clarke deserved it. Like Haigh, Stout seeks to set straight an important part of an iconic figure's story, and he does so forensically and splendidly. I always thought Ruth was traded to the Yankees for the money, but it was more complicated and compelling than that.
But back to the best Australian sports books of the last 12 months. Babe Ruth was born in Baltimore in 1895. Three years earlier, near Mornington, south-east of Melbourne, a ghastly disaster occurred, which led to a squad of footballers losing their lives after their boat home from an away game sunk in Port Phillip Bay. As the fruitless search for survivors continued, the Melbourne Argus commented: 'Similar cases may have occurred in other countries, but never in Australia.' In Fifteen Young Men: Australia's Untold Football Tragedy, Paul Kennedy writes of that gloomy sentence, 'It was true then and remains true today.'
Three members of one family, the Caldwells, died together. Their sister Annie cried, 'The cream, the very cream of Mornington is lost; the pick of the whole district was in that boat.'
Over time, especially outside Mornington, the memories of this catastrophe faded away. Some things can be just too painful. Now, Kennedy remembers it with a historian's eye and a tender pen. It is an important story in good hands, one that deserves best-seller status. In my view, Fifteen Young Men is the Australian sports book of the year.
I recall Christmas Day 40 years ago, when I received Ian Chappell's just published autobiography, Chappelli. I must have received other gifts, but I can't remember them. I was 15, younger than most of the footballers who drowned off Mornington in 1892 but not by much. I went straight out the back to start reading. I had to get dragged to lunch and the book was read by sunset. It was magnificent. If you are fortunate enough to find books by any of Mark Nicholas, Gideon Haigh, David Middleton or Russell Mockridge under your tree this year your Christmas Day should be similarly set.
If you get to unwrap Fifteen Young Men, you might shed a tear or two, but you'll probably be the most satisfied of all.
Richie Benaud, the Day/Night Test and the First SCG Night Game, 38 Years Ago ...
GIVEN THE RATINGS SUCCESS of the just completed third Australia-South Africa Test in Adelaide — and the quality of the contest — it seems that day/night Test cricket might be here to stay. If only the tourists had managed another 50 to 75 runs in the second innings, and the match would have been set up perfectly … from a TV producer's point of view. Australia would have had a tricky run-chase that would have culminated at about 9.30pm, Sydney time, prime time, under lights.
As it was, the cricket was excellent. The ball seamed around under lights, but Faf du Plessis and Usman Khawaja proved that run-making against the pink ball under lights is very possible. Now, many of the questions critics asked about Test cricket under lights have been answered, though it remains true that, sooner or later, a game will be played on a grassless pitch that might make the pink ball too difficult to see; ODI cricket had that problem and I'm not sure that even now they've found a proper solution.
Curators have always had an important part to play in Test cricket. Day/night games will only accentuate this reality.
There is a certain symmetry to the day/night Test match being held in the last week of November. Today, November 28, what would have been the fifth day of the game just completed in Adelaide, is the 38th anniversary of arguably cricket's most significant day/night game — the limited-over World Series Cricket encounter between the Australians and the West Indians that was played at the Sydney Cricket Ground at the start of WSC's second season.
This was the 'rebel' troupe's first game — day or night — at the SCG, and it resulted in a five-wicket victory for the home team. During 1977–78, WSC had staged their Sydney matches at the nearby Showground.
Richie Benaud, one of the principal figures in WSC, described the innovation of night cricket as 'breathtaking'. The first game at the SCG, he said, was 'something I will never forget'. Indeed, this was the night when the tide in cricket's 'great war' turned. However, as is now the case with day/night Tests, not everyone was happy, at least initially.
Some critics claimed that it was so difficult to pick up the white ball in the twilight period between day and night, a batsman would eventually be seriously hurt, even killed. One prominent architect described the SCG's new light towers as a 'disaster'. When the lights were first switched on, a woman at Balgowlah Heights, 10 kilometres away, complained that the glare 'hurt the back of my eyes'. A resident at nearby Moore Park complained: 'We turned off every light in the flat and could still read the newspaper by the lights on the ground.' Another local wondered if the lights would diminish the value of her property.
But up in the press box, the legendary leg-spinner turned cricket writer, Bill O'Reilly, was reminded of football finals and the boisterous crowds that had watched the acrimonious bodyline series 46 years before.
The official crowd was announced as 44,377. The actual attendance was more than 50,000, after Kerry Packer asked SCG officials to open the turnstiles so everyone queuing up outside could get in. He admitted that he had been hoping for half that number. The WSC players had been treated as pariahs in some circles for more than year. Now, wrote John Woodcock, the long-time cricket correspondent for the London Times, they were 'idols' again. Six months later, the Australian Cricket Board and WSC came together and a new cricket era began.
Given his comments at the time of the first night game and in the seasons that followed, it seems almost certain that Richie Benaud would be a supporter of day/night Test cricket. As former England captain Michael Atherton writes in the new book, Richie: The Man Behind the Legend: 'He loved twenty20 and all the technological advances (and) recognised that times change.'
Similarly, Greg Chappell (pictured above, with Richie, in 1976) reckons the great captain-turned-greatest commentator 'never lived in the past'. There has been no decision about whether any of next summer's Ashes Tests will be played under lights, though Cricket Australia CEO James Sutherland is a fan. 'I like the idea,' he said on ABC Radio during the Test. 'It's a continued progression, it's good for the game.'
It will be interesting if the crowds next season for Adelaide's Ashes Test can match or even better the 50,000-plus who joined Richie at the SCG on November 28, 1978. Hopefully, the administrators will find a way to make this happen. It does appear clear, as clear as the pink ball under lights, that 38 years on another new and exciting revolution is underway.
In Response to Mike Cooper ...
THE FORMER ST GEORGE Illawarra forward Mike Cooper has had a few things to say about the Dragons' 2016 season in Rugby League Week.
One line stood out — when Cooper commented, 'They always revert back to the glory years of 11 in a row. That was a long time ago, the club's sort of built on that and still talking about that, and I think they maybe need to move on from that era because that isn't where the club is at the minute.'
Rather than 'moving on', we reproduce some words from Norm Provan that first appeared in Never Before, Never Again and were featured a few weeks ago in this blog ...
'I always thought it was stupid when I heard Saints coaches of the '80s and '90s say that the deeds of the St George premiership-winning sides put unfair pressure on their teams to succeed. I say these coaches didn't use the great tradition enough. That winning tradition should be a very strong attraction to young players. Saints' tradition in the '50s and '60s attracted players from everywhere to trial with us and be a part of it.
'That tradition shouldn't be killed.
'You've only got to put the film up and see how Billy Smith could put a player through a gap, and how Raper could go all day, and the speed and acceleration of Gasnier. You've only got to look in the record books and see what we achieved. I guess those [latter-day] coaches just wanted to be judged on their own merits, on what they accomplished on their own.'
THE NEW EDITION OF Never Before, Never Again was published to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the 11th straight premiership. It is, of course, also the 60th anniversary this year of the first of the 11 grand final wins.
In 1956, St George were coached by Norm Tipping, who despite winning the competition would lose the job to Ken Kearney at season's end. Tipping (pictured at left in 1994) talked to Larry Writer about the importance of his team …
'What made Saints' great run was my team that won the competition in 1956. Not me, mind you, but my team. Because we won that premiership good players came from everywhere to join us: Lumsden, Clay, Raper, Harry Bath came to a winning team. I started the ball rolling in 1956.
'These blokes didn't come because [Frank] Facer was there, they came because they would earn winning money, accumulate premiership blazers and make the rep teams from a strong side. They were attracted by success. Good players go to good teams ...'
FRANK FACER, ST GEORGE'S secretary during the 11 straight premierships, didn't make many mistakes. Perhaps his worst was to let Kevin Ryan leave for Canterbury in 1967, though the reality is that Ryan wanted to coach and Ian Walsh was entrenched in the role at the Dragons. Facer's other major error came later, in 1972.
As Saints long-time treasurer Glyn Price (pictured) explained to Larry Writer in Never Before, Never Again, 'Steve Rogers came to us when he was a teenager. Told Frank he wanted to play for us, because his father was a great St George supporter, but Frank told Steve, "You're not ready, son, now go back to the juniors for 12 months and then we'll take you on." Steve ended up at Cronulla and became one of the best centres of all time.'
Rogers was struck by Facer's 'businesslike aura'. He commented: 'Frank told me I was a bit young and advised me to go back to the Gold Coast juniors for a year. I was very disappointed because my dad and I were so keen to see me in the red and white, but Frank gave me no choice.'
Cronulla have never won a premiership. They have only been runners-up twice — in 1973 and 1978 — with Rogers, unquestionably the club's greatest ever player, a key figure on both occasions. It's hard to believe that the Sharks would have reached either grand final without him.
Cronulla are currently celebrating their third appearance in a premiership decider, which will occur this Sunday when they take on the Melbourne Storm. Had the great Frank Facer not made one of his rare misjudgements, most likely it would be their first.
RUGBY LEAGUE IN THE 1950s and '60s was rugged and brutal in a way that modern league players and fans can only imagine. Never Before, Never Again has many stories of wild affairs. The St George champions of this era were not just highly skilled; they needed to be tough, brave and resilient to survive in a game where head butts and stiff-arms were dealt out on a regular basis.
The 1958 and 1959 grand finals were both peppered with violence: in '58, Saints battered Wests from the kick-off, in response to the Magpies' strong-arm tactics that had proved successful in the major semi-final; a year later, Harry Bath and Rex Mossop conducted a private war that culminated in the pair being sent off late in a game the Dragons won 20–0. But for sheer violence, arguably the ugliest game of the 11 years occurred in 1966, when Souths decided to 'turn it on' at the Sydney Showground. Kevin Ryan told Larry Writer about one moment he remembered from the match, which involved the Rabbitohs forward John Sattler …
'Ian Walsh reeled out of the scrum with his eye opened up, and I said, "What happened?" And he said, "Sattler got me." I said, "Look, I'm sorry, it shouldn't have happened. I'm the prop here, and that kind of thing doesn't happen when I'm around."
'So next scrum we packed down and I dropped my arm to throw a short left at Satts. I can still see his reaction. He saw me and pulled right out of the scrum and wouldn't pack in.'
'His Handshake Was His Word'
ONE OF THE MOST important events in the history of the St George rugby league club occurred in 1956, when Frank Facer became secretary. Today, we would call him the CEO. Facer (pictured at left on the day Harry Bath signed his contract to join the Dragons) had been a good and rugged first-grade footballer with Norths and St George, and from the jump he was a tough and pragmatic administrator. Facer was a ruthless operator who made enemies, but his record is extraordinary — almost all the tough calls he and his fellow committeemen made during the 11 years proved to be correct.
'With Facer, you gave your word and so did he and that was it. His handshake was his word,' says Johnny King. In Never Before, Never Again, the former Saints lower-grader Paul Broughton, who went on to coach first-grade at Balmain and Newtown, remembered the man known as 'Fearless' …
'Frank had management skills he didn't know he had. Thanks to him there wasn't a bit of shit in the whole joint. If he had something to say to you, he'd say it bluntly but in private, man to man.
'And he never told a player a lie. If he promised you something, he'd deliver, and if the committee tried to vote him down he'd threaten to resign. So he always got his way.'
'Billy Took Me Under His Wing'
THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION of Never Before, Never Again features two new forewords, by Craig Young and Mark Gasnier. Young, of course, is one of the legends of the Dragons' modern history: a premiership player in his first season at Kogarah, in 1977; captain from 1979 — when he was again part of a grand final-winning side — to 1988; first-grade coach, Kangaroo, icon.
In the book, Young recalls playing under coach Harry Bath, and with a man who'd been a member of the final four of the 11 straight competition wins …
'Another of the Saints greats from the premiership run, Billy Smith, was still playing in 1977. In my debut game in first grade, during the preseason, Billy took me under his wing. A halfback showing the ropes to a prop? Yes. Billy hit the ball up like an extra forward. He and Harry taught me to use the ball and put a teammate through a gap.
'And Billy put me through gaps. He'd run at the defence, draw a man and pass, and he didn't mind if he got bashed or coat-hangered if he could put you into space. Next thing, I'd be running in fresh air.
'He was so tough ...'
ST GEORGE'S MOST EXPENSIVE player acquisition during the 11-year premiership run occurred in 1964, when they signed the great English second-rower Dick Huddart from St Helens. Huddart had some good days wearing the Red V, but it is true that he didn't have the major impact many expected of him. He played in just the one grand final: in 1966, when he was one of the Dragons' best in their 23–4 defeat of Balmain.
In Never Before, Never Again, Huddart recalled the end of the winning sequence and offered his view on what would have happened if St George had managed to survive the 1967 preliminary final …
'We could have won the final against Ryan's Canterbury-Bankstown in 1967 and if we had we would have won our 12th grand final. We were invincible in grand finals and I'm sure we could have outlasted Souths.
'In the final, we were leading 9–0 but we were beaten, and the reason we got beat is that we had two injured internationals in our side who shouldn't have played that day. Two fit men of lesser ability would have been better value and that would have won us the game.'
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