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Nestle Kit Kat TVC uses singing squirrels for new spin on proposition

The TVC is created by JWT Delhi and Gobsmack Productions

Nestle Kit Kat TVC uses singing squirrels for new spin on proposition

 A TVC created by JWT Delhi and Gobsmack Productions for Kit Kat has taken a fresh spin on their proposition “Have a Break, Have a Kit Kat”. The film features two guys sitting in a park; while one is working on his laptop, the other decides to take a break and decides to munch on a Kit Kat. During the break, he witnesses a male squirrel serenading his female love with a Bollywood song. As his friend hasn't seen the spectacle, the guy doesn't know if what he saw was real or not at the end of it. The voiceover says that even if life is busy, take a break once in a while with a Kit Kat and maybe life will show you something that makes it worthwhile. The film ends with the squirrel humming, “Kit Kat break banta hai [Take a Kit Kat break].”

A note from JWT Delhi explained the process of creating the singing squirrels: It began by studying various Bollywood moves which would look natural with the squirrel’s body structure. Layouts of shots that required animation were finalised and the initial movements were created on a 3D skeleton frame. The picture edits were established with dummy squirrels while the squirrels in the final TVC were created through CGI [computer generated images]. Since the squirrels also had to lip-sync to a song, the animated body moves and the lip movements were then locked in. Most of the work was done in separate teams and once all the animation and texturing were completed, the colours and textures of each shot were matched (a necessary measure as the weather was alternating between bright sunshine and dark and cloudy on the day the movements with the dummy were shot). In order to to get the squirrel singing tone right, significant engineering on the audio front was done.  Music composer Amar Mangrulkar recreated the track and also sang the tune.

B Kannan, general manager of chocolates and confectionery at Nestle India, said, “The new TVC is also a creative leap and brings in a fresh, emotional approach that focuses not on the brand, but the benefit.”

Agency: JWT India

Creative: Anuja Chauhan

Servicing: Joy Chauhan

Production house: Gobsmack

Director:  Shyam Madiraju

Agency producer: Suprotim Day

VFX company: Radium, LA

Music arranger & squirrel voice: Amar Mangrulkar

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Sausage Breakfast Casserole
  • prep time: 15 min
  • total time: 2 hr 20 minutes
  • serves: 8 people
  • calories: 363 1 serving

Next time you're expecting weekend guests, serve this hearty, make-ahead breakfast casserole. It's simply delicious, and a great way to get the day started.  You might also like this sweet version of an overnight breakfast casserole: Cinnamon Swirl Baked French Toast

cost per recipe: $6.80

  • 6 slice lightly toasted Pepperidge Farm® Farmhouse™ Hearty White Bread, cut into cubes (about 6 cups)
  • 1 pound hot or sweet Italian pork sausage, casing removed
  • 1 large red bell pepper, diced (about 1 cup)
  • 1 can (10 1/2 ounces) Campbell’s® Condensed Cream of Mushroom Soup
  • 6 egg
  • 2 cups milk
  • 1 cup finely shredded sharp Cheddar cheese (about 4 ounces)

  • Step 1

    Lightly grease a 13x9x2-inch baking dish.  Arrange the bread cubes in the bottom of the dish.

  • Step 2

    Cook the sausage and red pepper in a 12-inch skillet over medium-high heat until the sausage is well browned, stirring often to separate meat.  Pour off any fat.  Spoon the sausage mixture over the bread cubes.

  • Step 3

    Beat the soup, eggs, milk and cheese in a large bowl with a fork or whisk.  Pour the egg mixture over the sausage mixture.  Cover and refrigerate for 1 hour or overnight.

  • Step 4

    Heat the oven to 350°F.  Uncover the baking dish.

  • Step 5

    Bake for 55 minutes or until a knife inserted in the center comes out clean.

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    February 5, 2017

    So easy a kid could make this with no difficulty. Sinfully tasty and gooey. I would just make sure the bread you use is heavily toasted first or will be a bit soggy. Also I would cook at 355 for 60 minutes just to get the eggs to set up a bit better

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    March 9, 2019

    What SOUP is in this recipe?? It refers to soup being mixed together with eggs, etc, in the instructions.... but no soup is shown in the ingredients list. What am I missing?? it sounds really good and I'd like to give it a try...

  • nice breakfast dish

    May 27, 2018

    i have made it 3 times for large groups at the beach, and making it again this morning- only thing i added was a bit of onions to the peppers n sausage , n thinking of some strips of bacon on top .... excellent dish ...

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Calories 363
Total Fat 20.2 g
Sat. Fat 7.7 g
Cholesterol 175 mg
Sodium 935 mg
Total Carb 25.3 g
Dietary Fiber 1.1 g
Protein 19 g
Vitamin A 22 %DV
Vitamin C 31 %DV
Calcium 17 %DV
Iron 13 %DV

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Advancing Women conferences join Glacier FarmMedia

Agricultural publisher Glacier FarmMedia is expanding its events division at both ends of the country with a major networking event for women in agriculture and agribusiness. The Winnipeg publishing house, which owns and operates this website, announced Thursday it acquired the two Advancing Women in Agriculture Conferences (AWC) — and has hired AWC’s founder, conference […] Read more

AgDealer offers online equipment financing, shipping tools

Canada’s biggest used farm equipment shopper publication has added tools to link prospective buyers to options for payment plans and shipping. AgDealer on Monday announced “major enhancement(s)” at its site, where each equipment listing will include buttons linking to tools from CWB National Leasing and Trusted Dispatch. The online tools allow users to […] Read more

Field monitoring systems to cast wider Canadian net

Farmers will soon get a new entry point in the Internet of Things (IoT) as a new company brings field monitoring tools and services to the Canadian market. Austrian tech firm Pessl Instruments and Winnipeg-based Glacier FarmMedia, the owner of this website, on Wednesday announced a new joint venture, Metos Canada, to market and support […] Read more

Farm Forum Event under new management

The company behind Canada’s two biggest outdoor farm shows is expanding to the great indoors as the new operator of another well known Canadian farm industry event. Glacier FarmMedia announced Monday it has acquired and will assume management of the Farm Forum Event, an annual professional development event for farmers, starting with its 20th anniversary […] Read more

Ag in Motion sets single-day record

Glacier FarmMedia’s outdoor farm show Ag in Motion has wrapped its 2018 edition and booked a single-day record for attendance. The show, held July 17-19 near Langham, Sask., northwest of Saskatoon, reported three-day attendance of 30,355, including record attendance of 11,425 on the Wednesday. That single-day gate included more attendees than the three-day total for […] Read more

ProFarmer Canada joins Glacier FarmMedia

Glacier FarmMedia, Canada’s largest farm publisher and the operator of this website, has just boosted its long position in grain and oilseed market analysis. The Winnipeg company announced Tuesday it has acquired ProFarmer Canada, the marketing information service owned and operated by Mike Jubinville, whose analyses of Prairie crop commodity markets are well known to […] Read more

CONTEST CLOSED – Free to good home: Farm Progress tickets

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Glacier FarmMedia launches Farmtario

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Grow your contractor business: Get an advisory board

March 25, 2014
By Brynna Leslie
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Small businesses that added an advisory board grew an average of 67 per cent in just three years, according to a new study by the Business Development Bank of Canada.

Currently, however, just six per cent of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) use one.

“Most entrepreneurs work so hard in the business, day in day out, fighting the fight, that they don’t often take the time to stand back and see the value of people helping them work on the business, and think about the future of the business and the kinds of moves they’re making,” Jean-René Halde, BDC’s president and chief executive told the Financial Post.

It’s a similar message put forward by Mike Draper of Renovantage in an interview with Canadian Contractor publisher Rob Koci last month.

Draper noted that contractors who spend too much time working in the business find themselves working too many hours, which hinders rather than helps growth.

The BDC study found that 57 per cent of the 1,000 business owners surveyed thought setting up an advisory board would take too much work and time.

And yet, it’s hard not to make the time.

Between 2001 and 2011, “the average sales of businesses that had an advisory board were 24 per cent higher than a control group of similar businesses,” reports the Financial Post. Furthermore, businesses armed with an advisory board were 18 per cent more productive than those without.

If you want an advisory board, where do you begin? Start by thinking of people that will add value to what you do. They may be friends you trust to bounce ideas off; other small business owners from different industries; even your accountant.

Your advisory board should be as diverse as possible, with each member bringing something unique to the table.

It may help to think of the different aspects of your business where you may need help – marketing, financing, or legal. You want people whom you trust, but also those who have specific expertise and, just as important, influence to broaden your networking circles.

Advisory board members are casual and don’t have any fiduciary responsibility to you or your business. It may just be a group of people that you gather together every few months or so, or a handful of people that you can count on to receive a phone call once in a while when you have a question about planning.


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  1. That thing is embarrassing. Literally get a similar trophy made in my city for $100... what a miss.
  2. I’m going with a 2-2 draw in Hamilton. 1-0 win for Cavs in Calgary.
  3. Man this kid is going to smash the Canadian transfer fee record. No reason for Gent to sell him for less than 25-30M.
  4. Am I missing something ? That is a Larin goal.
  5. Hmm... if the plan was to start crepeau, I wonder if there is any chance we see Carducci. I doubt it, but I personally think he would do fine.
  6. I don’t think we are in the position to compare ourselves to Germany and Belgium, two of the best footballing countries in the world. Belgium got good fast because they completely re structured the way they developed talent across the country at all age groups. Of course we are going to naturally grow and create better players, but a player like Tomori would be a star cb in then MLS. So us having cbs in the MLS that hardly get minutes and tomorrow coming in and being a star the gap is still wide.
  7. A top tier EFL Championship CB ? I hope you are right, but I don’t think that is pretty soon.
  8. Yeah no problem with this thread. I keep opening the Potential roster thread to see if the real roster has been posted yet haha.
  9. I would say Cavs are up there with any team for revenue. Average around 3500 attendance, but the ticket prices are much higher then most the league. 3500 tickets at spruce is probably good for 5K+ elsewhere. Then you factor in the major pay days from the whitecaps and Impact games. Also they own their venue so no rent, all beer/food sales is straight in their pockets.
  10. No VAR. Apparently the biggest issue halting expansion is stadiums. Let’s not bring in VAR which needs more infrastructure and money. Don’t worry about VAR any time soon.
  11. I’m surprised everyone has Borjan. I think I’d leave him at his club and bring Crepeau to start and two other NA CPL/MLS/USL guys. Crepeau has deserved a game this year imo. However if we decide to start a young/weak cb mite have to bring Borjan.
  12. I mean he started Godinho in our most important game in over a year, who is now a 3 Liga player. Even at the time he was a Scottish Prem player that was getting no minutes. 3 Liga wouldn’t be that far fetched, and if he won’t call up players from 3 Liga we won’t be seeing a CPL call anytime soon.
  13. Much like Telfer, he has immense competition at his position. Although I would have no problem with him getting a cap. We need to start playing friendlies !
  14. Long story short, the security at the venue is ****. Nothing but complaints about them all year, in all sections not just supporters.
  15. Trophy given to the team with the most overall points at the end of the regular season in the nhl.
  16. Man, Y9 got dumped on. Would have been 5-1 if the refs/linesmen didn’t make so many mistakes.
  17. Yup. Don’t want to see a DP rule. Just increase the cap in general. If a team wants to spend all that increase on a “star player” so be it. If another team spends it on 3 depth players so be it. If a team doesn’t spend it at all so be it. Let the management groups figure out what is best for their own clubs.
  18. Yup absolutely agree. Love him tagging Canada soccer/hash tagging them. The dude is literally asking for the chance to play for us, and I think he deserves it!
  19. I’d rather see the league in Football Manager for my own personal greed. Also I’m not sure how many leagues the PES games have but if they would do CPL that would be a great alternative.
  20. So to give you a run down on his last few weeks. He came off the bench of Calgary Foothills men’s team and scored. He went on to score 5 goals in the final 5 USL2 games of the season. He was then called in to camp for the Canada U17 squad. He was then signed by Cavalry FC, and today a day after the announcement he was the youngest player in CPL history to play in the league. What a timeline for the young man. As far as his play today, he did not look out of place. Was pretty damn impressed. He is built like Davies. Tall and Muscular already at 16. Going to battle with a CB like Schaale is no easy task and he did well. Lets keep our eyes on this kid! He definitely looks like he could be a star.
  21. Pretty entertaining 0-0 draw. Cavs lacked creativity sitting their entire starting midfield. Oxner is definitely the starter for HFX what a game from him.
  22. I guess a positive is that he is 30 already. Which means that may open the door for Davies again once he is 20-21. Which is better then all the rumoured young stars they were after.
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Three Things I Learned at IMATS LA

This was my first time attending IMATS and I was so excited to get the chance to meet incredible people and also learn from Pro Artists that I love. The conference is jam packed for 3 days- you can attend the first “Pro” day if you have a Makeup Artist Magazine Pro Card, which I do- with people from all over the world checking out the newest products and making contacts.

My first big “aha!” moment came during the first class I attended led by Celebrity Artist and MAC Cosmetics Ambassador, Gregory Arlt. He is all about keeping things simple when working on skin for the red carpet. He does not contour because on the red carpet celebrities are not photographed from head on. It’s from all different angles and you don’t want to see a stripe of brown going down the face. He also revealed that he always spends most of his time on skin and starts it first. The example he used was if he was getting someone ready for an appearance on Ellen Degenerous and all of a sudden they need her on set ASAP, at least her skin would look fabulous and she could throw on some gloss and mascara real quick. People would say she went for a “natural look during the interview.” But if you do a crazy cool smoky eye first and then they need her and her skin is not done and looks blotchy or just not even, people would say she looked wack under all of those lights! Skin is key!

My second big learning moment was on day 2 of IMATS. I came rushing in because the parking structure was full and I was late. The one person I was most excited to see do a demo was Jordan Liberty who was representing NYX Cosmetics as a Brand Ambassador. I follow him on insta and I love his beautiful creations and honesty about what this industry is truly like. This was the class I was almost late for! I came in with wide eyes and took the first seat I saw, which was actually in the front row. Jordan came out and was delightful. He did a two look demo and even photographed it on stage for us to see his process. He was open to questions from the beginning and I found it strange that no one was asking him anything. I was bursting with questions! So my hand shot up and I took the mic. Through my willingness to actually ask questions that were important to me I learned so much! I found out how he selects his models, what kind of lighting and lens he uses for photography and even to not powder under the eyes during photo shoots because it will be hard to buff out any fine lines later. Genius! After the show I stood in line to thank him and say hello. To my surprise he thanked ME for asking questions and being eager to learn. He said he wanted a photo with ME and even posted it on his insta stories. My day was made! And all because I didn’t care what people thought around me. I was there to learn and nothing was going to stop that.

I think the most important thing I learned and was reminded of was from Ashley Fierro on day 3. Ashley is someone that I have admired for a long time because of her business savvy and beautiful creations. She taught a class on “Breaking Through Roadblocks to Take Your Business to the Next Level.” I was pumped for this one! Some key things she touched one were making sure you have a consistent brand. Not just a logo, but I brand. She asked who are you as a Makeup Artist? How do you want your clients to feel? Why are you different from your completion? So many great questions to evaluate how your business is functioning in this industry. She also spoke on the importance of relationship building. Not just meeting people, but communicating on a smart level to continue the relationship further. So smart! I walked away inspired and feeling like I was ready to take on the world!

I think it is so important to continue educating yourself not matter what field you work in. Don’t think that since you have been doing something for a long time that you know everything. You never know where new knowledge will come from! Be brave and ask questions, and be prepared for new answers that will inspire you!


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HOLLYWOOD HILLS—Actress Anne Hathaway, 36, with family, friends and fans, gathered on N. Highland Avenue and Hollywood Boulevard to accept her star on The Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday, May 9. Hathaway’s new film “The Hustle” opened on May 10.

“This star which has my name on it is not mines,” Hathaway explained during the ceremony. “I do not own it, the district of Hollywood, does not own it. The city of Los Angeles does not own it, anymore than you can own a tree. This star is a piece of space on earth which is shared by everyone and belongs to no-one.”

In 2013, Hathaway earned her first Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for the character Fantine in “Les Miśerables” directed by Tom Hooper. In 2008, she was nominated for Best Actress for her role in the drama “Rachel Getting Married” directed by Jonathan Demme. In the film, she portrayed Kym a drug addict released from rehab to attend her sister’s wedding.

She made her movie debut alongside Julie Andrews in “The Princess Diaries” in 2001 playing Mia Thermopiles. She also appeared in the films “The Devil Wears Prada,” “Brokeback Mountain” and “Ocean’s 8.”

She married actor Adam Shulman, 38, in 2012, where the couple share a son Jonathan Rosebanks Shulman, who is 3.


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Such an approach foregrounds a scholarly concentrate on the construction and conduct of media establishments and the consumption of the content they produce (Turow, 1992). This ‘re-positioning’ of mass communication might be seen as an effort to take care of the relevance of the time period in the face of the fragmentation happening in the media atmosphere within the nineteen eighties and early nineteen nineties by ‘shifting the primary focus of the phrase mass” from the nature of the audience to the character of the method’ (Turow, 1990: 16).

Douglas Rushkoff’s philosophy developed from a techno-utopian view of latest media to a extra nuanced critique of cyberculture discourse and the affect of media on society. Viewing all the pieces except for intention as media, he ceaselessly explores the themes of how to make media interactive, the way to assist individuals (especially kids) successfully analyze and query the media they consume, in addition to tips on how to domesticate intention and agency. He has theorized on such media as religion, tradition, politics and money.

The emergence of the new applied sciences and their methods has altered human consciousness, cognition in a discordantly dissonant approach. To listen to and skim McLuhan talk about applied sciences being an extension of ourselves, will not be a small situation. Looking at and understanding our nervous systems and the way it features, one can juxtapose it to the current Web/Web extension of ourselves in the best way our own nervous system works.

Such critiques affected the self-image of the sphere, as many educational departments renamed themselves, abandoning the mass communication label in favor of terms equivalent to ‘media studies’ or ‘telecommunications’. In 1996, one of the discipline’s main educational associations modified its identify from the International Affiliation for Mass Communication Analysis to the International Association for Media and Communication Research (Nordenstreng, 2008). In 2001, one of the prominent journals in the discipline, Important Studies in Mass Communication, modified its name to Crucial Studies in Media Communication. Clearly, the time period mass communication has been on the wane.

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Are autonomous cars really the way forward for motoring?

Earlier in the week, we looked at the facts about driverless cars and the recent announcement of UK road trials and the huge investment that the current UK Government is making to make the concept a reality.
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It is predicted by many that autonomous cars will be popular with fleets but will they actually ever be a reality on our roads? Could we be on the verge or waving bye-bye to our beloved (or not so, in some cases) traditionally-driven cars?

Driverless car potential economic benefits

One of the arguments for the driverless car is the creation of jobs if the UK becomes a major player in this market sector.

What we do know is that the UK’s civil servants already had an additional job to do: they were tasked with getting the Highway Code in order to cover the addition of the autonomous car by the end of last year (and they only had six months to do it in).

The Highway Code had to make allowances for emergencies that could result in people needing to drive the driverless cars, as one example.

Driverless car investment

It is hoped that the investment will be more than paid back by the long term economic benefits – not just the £19 million grants given to each city taking part in the road trials, but also the development of the cars themselves.

Will people buy driverless cars?

Perhaps, perhaps not. Judging from opinion on social networks alone, many of us actually like driving.

But imagine a commute to work where you can sit back, relax and get some work done or just surf the net or make calls as a passenger. Less stressful and better than public transport, many would argue.

What will happen if the computer says no?

This is the burning question. What about when the cars malfunction (if they do, of course).

Well, we are assuming that there are plan b’s built into the technology but more information would be good. If driverless cars end up meaning that people without driving licences can eventually be ferried about in them, what if they had to take the wheel?

And if people who hold driving licences don’t ever actually drive, is it as simple as getting back “on the bike” when they are faced with driving manual or automatic transmission cars?

Is the funding being pumped into the right area when it comes to motoring?

Should the Government be putting more investment into low or zero-emission cars, specifically fuel-cell technology?

Another idea would be to spend money ramping up the development of the “electric charging point super-highway” that has contributed (some would say) quite largely to the slow uptake of EVs in the UK?
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Are driverless cars a good thing?

We want to know what you think! Tweet us now and let us know @car4leasing – let’s get our opinions out there and contribute to our motoring future!

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WSOP Europe -- James Bord Wins Main Event

Bord Takes Home £830,401 and a Gold Bracelet

James BordThe final battle in the £10,350 no-limit hold’em main event at the 2010 World Series of Poker Europe came down to a battle of disparate individuals in London. The shocking departure of the perennial final table chip leader Ronald Lee in third place set up a final match between the Italian professional Fabrizio Baldassari and the English professional James Bord.

Baldassari played the part of the classic tall, dark, and handsome Italian professional with a beautiful wife and a Monte Carlo address. He was also gracious and talkative at the poker table. Bord was the small, jolly Englishman with a large group of friends in his corner cheering every pot that was moved his way. The energy created by the two players was an interesting mix at the table, which filled the rest of the room to create an exciting atmosphere.

The two battled for two memorable hours as Bord’s hordes provided an audio guide to his fortunes while Baldassari’s wife showered him with kisses when the chips went his way. Bord overcame his chip disadvantage with a timely double up and the second time the two players got all of their chips into the middle Baldassari was eliminated and pandemonium broke out in the stands as Bord celebrated with his friends.

The Englishman took home £830,401 and his first gold bracelet for the victory and the Italian took home £513,049 for a strong runner-up finish.

Here is a look at the seating chart and chip counts when the final table began:

Seat 1: Roland de Wolfe – 1,377,000
Seat 2: Marc Inizan – 349,000
Seat 3: Nicolas Levi – 428,000
Seat 4: Fabrizio Baldassari – 697,000
Seat 5: Brian Powell – 842,000
Seat 6: Daniel Steinberg – 1,520,000
Seat 7: James Bord – 1,331,000
Seat 8: Ronald Lee – 1,899,000
Seat 9: Dan Fleyshman – 1,946,000

The final-table eliminations were kicked off with a double knockout punch where Lee established himself as the chip leader by taking down Marc Inizan (ninth place) and Brian Powell (eighth place). Dan Fleyshman was able to hold on for a while after that before Lee scored his third eliminated and took out Fleyshman in seventh place, cementing his hold over the final table.

The battle for sixth place was a lengthy one but it was settled the same way as the previous three eliminations. Lee took out Daniel Steinberg in sixth place to move past the 4 million mark when his next closest competitor held half that. A few hands later Lee was at it again, busting Nicolas Levi in fifth place. At this point Lee looked unstoppable, dictating the flow of play with preflop raises in what felt like every other pot.

Another player finally got on the scoreboard with an elimination to his credit when Baldassari took out the most well-known professional remaining, Roland de Wolfe, in fourth place. Even after that, Lee still held a dominant lead when the final three players went to dinner break. He held twice the chips of either of his opponents.

The story completely changed after dinner though and Lee’s fall from grace began when Bord doubled up through him for 1,190,000. Within an hour Baldassari took his turn and doubled up through Lee. Baldassari moved into the chip lead a few minutes later and the shocking turn of events was completed when Bord eliminated Lee in third place. The final heads-up match then took about two hours to crown Bord as the jubilant champion and Baldassari as the gracious runner up.

Final-Table Results:

1 James Bord £830,401
2 Fabrizio Baldassari £513,049
3 Ronald Lee £376,829
4 Roland de Wolfe £278,945
5 Nicolas Levi £208,119
6 Daniel Steinberg £156,530
7 Dan Fleyshman £118,643
8 Brian Powell £69,754
9 Marc Inizan £54,114

Here is a look at the elimination hands from the final table as featured on’s live updates:

Marc Inizan Eliminated in Ninth Place (£54,114) and Brian Powell Eliminated in Eighth Place (£69,754) on the Same Hand

Marc Inizan moved all in preflop for 313,000 preflop and Brian Powell moved all in over the top of him before Ronald Lee made the call and had both opponents covered. Their cards:

Lee: AClub Suit KHeart Suit
Inizan: 8Diamond Suit 8Spade Suit
Powell: 8Heart Suit 8Club Suit

Board: JDiamond Suit 10Diamond Suit 6Spade Suit KSpade Suit 4Diamond Suit

Lee won the hand to take a dominating chip lead with more than 3 million. Inizan was eliminated in ninth place (£54,114) and Powell took home eight-place money (£69,754).

Dan FleyshmanDan Fleyshman Eliminated in Seventh Place (£118,643)

Ronald Lee raised it to 85,000 preflop and Dan Fleyshman reraised all in for 250,000. Lee made the call and they flipped over their cards:

Lee: KSpade Suit 5Diamond Suit
Fleyshman: JDiamond Suit 10Diamond Suit

Board: KHeart Suit 7Heart Suit 3Club Suit 8Diamond Suit ASpade Suit

Fleyshman was eliminated in seventh place and he took home £118,643 in prize money while Lee continued to build his chip lead.

Daniel Steinberg Eliminated in Sixth Place (£156,530)

Ronald Lee raised to 110,000 and Daniel Steinberg reraised to 285,000 total from the big blind. Chip leader Lee then moved all in and Steinberg went into the tank. He had about 900,000 behind and after contemplating his decision intensely, he decided to call. The two revealed their cards:

Steinberg: AClub Suit JClub Suit
Lee: 4Spade Suit 4Heart Suit

Board: QHeart Suit 9Club Suit 6Diamond Suit 3Heart Suit 8Club Suit

Pocket fours were enough to scoop the whole lot and Steinberg hit the rail £156,530 richer.

Nicolas Levi Eliminated in Fifth Place (£208,119)

Nicolas Levi bet 135,000 from the cut-off and Lee raised enough from the big blind to put the Frenchman all in. Just moments before this hand Levi had made the all-in move but this time he was calling all in. After some thought, Levi called and showed 9Diamond Suit 9Club Suit. Lee flipped over KSpade Suit QHeart Suit.

The board ran out 8Heart Suit 5Heart Suit 4Heart Suit KClub Suit 10Spade Suit and with that Lee had destroyed another finalist.

Roland de WolfeRoland de Wolfe Eliminated in Fourth Place (£278,945)

Roland De Wolfe moved all in from the small blind with his short stack and Fabrizio Baldassari called.

De Wolfe: KClub Suit QSpade Suit
Baldassari: ADiamond Suit 8Spade Suit

The board went in Baldasarri’s favour: ASpade Suit 8Club Suit 3Club Suit 2Diamond Suit 9Heart Suit and the popular Brit hits the rail just before the dinner break.

Ronald Lee Eliminated in Third Place (£326,829)

James Bord raised to 175,000 from the button and Ronald Lee reraised all in from the small blind. Bord made the call and they turned up their cards:

Bord: AClub Suit KHeart Suit
Lee: 5Heart Suit 5Diamond Suit

Board: KClub Suit JSpade Suit 8Spade Suit 2Spade Suit KDiamond Suit

Bord won the hand and immediately began to celebrate the pot. Lee was eliminated in third place and he took home £326,829. For much of the early day Lee held the chip lead and now his long, fall from grace is complete.

James BordJames Bord Wins and Fabrizio Baldassari Eliminated in Second Place

Fabrizio Baldassari raised to 225,000 on the button and James Bord reraised to 855,000. Baldassari reraised 2 million and Bord reraised all in. Baldassari made the all-in call and they flipped over their hands:

Baldassari: 5Spade Suit 5Heart Suit
Bord: 10Diamond Suit 10Heart Suit

Board: 9Spade Suit 9Diamond Suit 8Diamond Suit JSpade Suit ADiamond Suit

Bord was crowned the champion of the event after the hand and Baldassari was the runner up. Baldassari will take home £513,049 in second place and Bord grabs his first gold bracelet and £830,401.


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Kevin Eyster goes from online poker star to WSOP 2014 bracelet winner. (Image: WSOP)

Kevin Eyster is a young, but very accomplished, online poker player, having accumulated approximately $3 million winnings thus far. His victory over Pierre Neuville on June 13 gave him a sizeable amount to add to his live winnings and a WSOP gold bracelet to go with it.

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Event 24: $5K NLHE Six-Handed (Day 4 of 4)

The tournament started with these numbers and turned into a four-day event:

Entries: 541
Prize pool: $2,542,700
Places paid: 60

Day 3 started with only 17 remaining players but played down to heads-up without finding a winner. The two finalists came back on June 13 with Kevin Eyster leading Pierre Neuville, and the latter never gained much ground. It took less than an hour to finish and give Eyster the win.

1st place: Kevin Eyster ($622,998)
2nd place: Pierre Neuville ($385,041)
3rd place: Andrew Lichtenberger ($242,847)
4th place: Bryn Kenney ($160,927)
5th place: Jeremy Kottler ($109,844)
6th place: David Borrat ($77,145)

Event 26: $1,500 NLHE (Day 3 of 3)

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Entries: 1,594
Prize pool: $2,151,900
Places paid: 171

Day 2 thinned the field from 178 players to 12. Day 3 then began with the elimination of Christopher Symesko for $22,788, and Will Failla followed in 11th place for the same amount. Jonas Wexler then exited in 10th place to set the official final table.

Ryan Welch led the table of nine, but ended up finishing in fourth place. After Tony Gargano exited in third, Andrew Rennhack took the lead into heads-up against Michael Katz. The latter took over, but Rennhack made a crucial double-up and took it down just five hands later.

1st place: Andrew Rennhack ($408,953)
2nd place: Michael Katz ($252,826)
3rd place: Tony Gargano ($166,384)
4th place: Ryan Welch ($119,946)
5th place: Reed Goodmiller ($87,797)
6th place: Heinz Kamutzki ($65,202)
7th place: Geremy Eiland ($49,106)
8th place: Eric Rappaport ($37,486)
9th place: Dan Smith ($28,986)

Event 27: $1,500 HORSE (Day 2 of 3)

The $1,500 HORSE is typically a popular one, though the numbers dipped significantly from 862 players last year:

Entries: 743
Prize pool: $1,003,050
Places paid: 80
First place prize: $230,744

There were 160 players at the start of Day 2, and the bursting of the money bubble midway through the day garnered payouts for players like Barry Shulman, Roland Israelashvili, John Cernuto, Jeff Shulman, Huck Seed, and Chris Klodnicki. John Monnette departed in 16th place for $7,492 at the end of the night, leaving just 15 in contention for the bracelet.

Players like Jon Turner, David Baker, and Dutch Boyd were still in action, but these were the top five on the chip count list:

1. Kristan Lord (475,000)
2. Stewart Yancik (468,000)
3. Brandon Guss (371,000)
4. Jim Collopy (336,000)
5. Chris George (311,000)

Event 28: $10K PLHE (Day 2 of 3)

A relatively small field for this $10K championship event brought in these final numbers:

Entries: 160
Prize pool: $1,504,000
Places paid: 18
First place prize: $398,567

Only 66 players made it to Day 2, and play moved along with most players leaving sans cash. Timothy Adams ultimately busted in 19th place on the money bubble, and Tony Ruberto was the first one to cash for $21,341. Dani Stern followed, as did Don Nguyen, John Juanda, Humberto Brenes, Keith Tilston, Scott Seiver, and Erik Seidel.

That left 10 players at the unofficial final table, and all of the contenders are listed here:

1. Matt O’Donnell (849,000)
2. Chino Rheem (739,000)
3. Alex Bilokur (614,000)
4. Alexander Venovski (538,000)
5. Dan Shak (477,000)
6. Ismael Bojang (459,000)
7. Pratyush Buddiga (319,000)
8. Todd Brunson (307,000)
9. Barny Boatman (302,000)
10. Richard Lyndaker (201,000)

Event 29: $2,500 NLHE (Day 1 of 3)

This $2,500 NLHE was much later on the schedule than this year, perhaps explaining the stark difference in the registration numbers:

Entries: 1,165
Prize pool: $2,650,375
Places paid: 117
First place prize: $536,768

2013 entries: 1,736
2013 prize pool: $3,949,400

Only 209 players made it through the night, and of those competitors, these were the top five listed unofficially:

1. Barry Hutter (150,500)
2. Grayson Ramage (138,600)
3. Justin Oliver (115,100)
4. Richard Kirsch (110,000)
5. Rep Porter (107,900)

Event 30: $1,500 Seven Card Stud Hi-Low (Day 1 of 3)

Registration for this low buy-in Seven Card Stud Hi-Low event was up slightly from last year, bringing in a good field for this 4pm-starting tournament:

Entries: 588
Prize pool: $793,800
Places paid: 64
First place prize: $190,538

2013 entries: 558
2013 prize pool: $753,300

There were only 129 players who ended the night with chips, and the leader of them all was none other than Jimmy Fricke. All five of them were:

1. Jimmy Fricke (67,300)
2. Calvin Anderson (66,900)
3. Christine Pietsch (61,900)
4. Matthew Kelly (61,400)
5. Todd Ickow (43,700)

On Tap for June 14

Events 27 and 28 will play to and through their final tables.

Events 29 and 30 will attempt to reach their final tables.

Event 31 ($1,500 NLHE) will begin at noon, and Event 32 ($10K NLHE Six-Handed) will start at 4pm.

Editor’s Note: reporter Jennifer Newell is on site in Las Vegas, and will be offering daily news recaps throughout World Series of Poker 2014. Check back here daily for a detailed accounting of events, exclusive interviews, and anything of interest regarding WSOP.

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      31 time zones (48 cities + coordinated universal time), daylight saving on/off, Home city/World time city swapping
    • 1/100-second stopwatch
      Measuring capacity: 23:59'59.99''
      Measuring modes: Elapsed time, split time, 1st-2nd place times
    • Countdown timer
      Measuring unit: 1/10 second
      Countdown range: 24 hours
      Countdown start time setting range: 1 second to 24 hours (1-second increments, 1-minute increments and 1-hour increments)
    • 5 daily alarms or one-time alarms
    • Hourly time signal
    • Full auto-calendar (to year 2099)
    • 12/24-hour format
    • Button operation tone on/off
    • Regular timekeeping
      Digital: Hour, minute, second, pm, month, date, day
    • Accuracy: ±30 seconds per month
    • Approx. battery life: 10 years on CR2025

Size of case / Total weight

  • Size of case : 52.2×47.7×16mm
  • Total weight : 112g

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Student Artist: Will Thompson’s Acrylics

by Cass Art

To look at Will's paintings, you wouldn't guess that he was only in his second year of studying at University. The longer you look at his super-sized acrylic portraits of celebrities, the more life-like they become. Although Will studies graphic design at Central Saint Martins, it's his painting that we're curious about! We chat to him about acrylics, celebrity portraits and life as an art student…

How did you first discover your love of painting?

I first discovered the world of painting at age 12 when I heard about a local competition to paint the best Cornish scenery. Desperate to win the whopping first prize of £50 (70 packs of Pokemon Cards!) I raided my mum’s room for art supplies. Two days later and I had my first piece of art along with a room looking like the inside of a Skittles blender. After winning the first prize I used the winnings to buy my own set of paints which, sadly, sat dormant under my bed for a number of years. It was only when I pursued my passion for graphic design at age 18 did I once again seriously reach for my paints and brushes.

What is your process like? What scale do you work at? What are your essential materials?

I start by sketching the the face out directly to a 1m x 1m canvas, I find painting the eyes the most enjoyable and dread painting the mouth! Then the only materials I need after that are a tube of 1 black and 1 white acrylic paint and a handful of brushes. However, the real key to my process is loud music and an occasional shot of Barbados rum. This year I set to dive into using colour but definitely not in a conventional way.

How does your course at college differ from your extra-curricular painting?

The two couldn’t be more different. I walk into college wearing clean clothes and sit in a brightly, fluorescently lit room methodically generating ideas and slowly building them up. Whilst I find this really interesting it’s a much more organised and disciplined approach to how I usually paint. When I paint, I prepare my playlist, blast it full volume and chuck on my paint covered tracksuit bottoms, one of my countless ruined t-shirts and get stuck in. My flatmates are always anxious when I paint because I tend to get more paint on me than on the canvas itself! I have a good balance between the two subjects but sometimes painting becomes a necessity because I have so much creative energy built up that I just need to let out. It’s bit of an unpredictable, dynamic and crazy process to be honest. I’d be a terrible teacher!

Why is it that you choose celebrities to paint? Would you ever like to work with a sitter?

I choose celebrities because my audience can identify with each piece on a different level. People seem to recognise the person before they realise it’s a painting, then once that realisation kicks in I see their faces light up and they seem to engage with the piece on their own personal level; do they like the subject? Are they a fan? or do they hate the subject? Sometimes it just doesn’t matter because they appreciate the work regardless, but when there is a heightened emotional reaction because they know the person so well, the appreciation is even higher and that’s great to see. I am always open to new things so of course I would work with a sitter. Are you offering?

On your website you say you're 'addicted to painting’, does 2014 look like a year for even more Will Thompson portraits?

Most definitely! I am painting more than ever and have a lot of big projects lined up for the coming year, so you’ll only see more and more in the future. I’m always on the look out for bigger and more ambitious projects and it seems like 2014 is the year to do it in!

Lucky for us, Will’s paintings are available to purchase and he’ll even work on commissions, which make the perfect personal gift. Head to his website to view the full range of his works and to contact Will directly.

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