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Well I am a day late in reporting so I apologies about that! BUT good news...in fact, GREAT news!

WEEK 1 RESULTS FOR PROJECT SIZE 10....

Mothers are amazing creatures aren't they just!? They feed and nurture you and look after you, they are there for you throughout  the good times and bad, yet when it comes to 'dieting' (I am project planning remember but for the sake of this blog I need to use the word 'diet' for a moment) they cannot seem to understand you need support on this too and do not appreciate the continuous offer of yummy treats that will make you grow outwards.

Is it all mums? or is it the Middle Eastern/Med mums (mine is Iranian)  that think if you aren't taking up two chairs at the table you are under nourished?...

I love my mum! I really do! But the hardest part this week was not being in Pizza hut with my lovely friend and her two children (I had salad) nor was it my business meetings in London ( I had scrambled eggs and salmon) It was visiting mama who decided that shoving *YES SHOVING a bowl of foreign sweets she had acquired right under my flippin nostrils was a good idea! I did decline and mention calmly,  'Have you seen my blog on the net mum?' 'No.' she replied. '..but they wont know will they?' and continued to offer me pizza and chips!!

Then there is the guilt tripping. Anyone recognise these...

'Do you not like my food then?'
'It really upsets me to see you starve yourself' (WHAT?..umm..I ate! I just didn't eat the cakes!'
'Ok well, I guess I will have to just give it to the dog.'

I am pleased to say that no amount of crazy, torturing, food shoving under my nose antics from my mum has swayed my 'project size 10' plan and I my weigh day is on Monday! So watch out for the results...(feels like X Factor doesn't it?! Only I am evicting chunk and not people).

My golden tip of the day is 'be prepared' wherever you go and whoever you go to see, mentally prepare yourself for what might happen and keep your will power strong by knowing your answer is 100% keeping you on track!!

It has been a busy few months for the team at Tiger World PR & Events so you may have missed several of our exciting parties and events along the grapevine. Here are just a few of the highlights.


EVENTS COMING UP...

MUSIC...

The incredible Spanish Pop/Soul Diva, 'Gloria Garcia' is launching her debut EP 'Puppet Show' at the prestigious Kensington Roof Gardens this Friday 26th October as part of the Virgin Live music nights hosted by Craig Nightingale and will follow with an after party! For Press & VIP attendance please contact dani@tigerworldpr.com
For general ticktes please go to Ticket Web

Follow gloria on twitter.com/gloriagarcia
Facebook.com/gloriagarciamusic




Tiger Lilly will be performing live at the O2 in Birmingham on Sunday 25th November. The British pop/rock artist has been a growing independent success on the London circuit for the past 4 years with additional 3 UK tours and 2 albums on iTunes. Get on the party bus! contact ray@tigerlillymusic.co.uk for tickets and coach information.















PARTIES!!...

MONSTER MASH MASQUERADE BALL! 

Final tickets for this event are now on sale, don't miss out on getting yours, This is an intimate event that should not be missed, get up close and personal with boy band 'Class A', Singer/Songwriter Gloria Garcia and Mark Croft

Free drinks, Canapes, Fire breather! Stilt Walker! - Sarah Porteous, + more entertainment to be announced. 

http://freedomperks.ivchr.com/deal/view/2017/0c38fc

Get yours now before they sell out! No tickets will be available at the door.




SHOPPING EVENTS!!!...

Freedom Perks and Tiger World PR & Events have teamed up together to put on the 1st Official Show & Sell Event.  If you have not registered for your FREE entry ticket then should do so now as there will be no entry without a ticket on the day. To read more about this event, click HERE  Order FREE tickets via Eventbrite  

The TIGER WORLD PR & EVENTS CHRISTMAS PARTY WILL BE ANNOUNCED SOON...

Day 2 of ' Project Size 10'.

The first day I found harder than usual. Mainly, I think because it is winter and I didn't plan my meals ahead so everything I ate was cold and not 'comforting'. This is my first lesson learnt- Plan your meals in advance!
I also made another common mistake. I missed my breakfast as I was so busy with work which made me ravenous and grumpy by lunch time. Lesson 2- Make sure you have your breakfast!

Lets take a look at what I ate yesterday with the pitfalls.

Breakfast
Black Coffee
(as I mentioned missing breakfast meant that I did not kick start my metabolism fully until midday and left my moods 'grumpy' and my belly ravenous.

Lunch
Lean ham and salad
Green Tea
(This is a good lunch. Protein fills you up for longer and salad is full of the 'good stuff' we need for our bodies)

Dinner
Grilled turkey steak with steamed mixed vegetables
(Great choice if I do say so myself. No complexed carbs and full of vitamins and protein for keeping hunger pangs at bay.)

Snacks throughout the day:
Carrot sticks with humus.
Green, Mint tea's.
(again all good healthy snacks and the tea is calming and much better than filling up on caffeinated drinks. Hydration is important for flushing out the toxins in our bodies and keeping us fully functioning. It also means you will have better skin as you wont be clogging up your pores with all the 'bad stuff' found in sugary drinks and startchy foods).


So that was a look at yesterdays diet and I think apart from the two pitfalls with missing breakfast and not planning my meals ahead of time to suit the season, I give myself a pat on the back.

Today has started much better and I plan on going for my first dress fitting tomorrow!!....

If you missed Part 1 click here.

I have been struggling with my weight since I was a little girl. Having yo yo'd up and down from a size 10 to a size 16 and trying every diet in between. It is not only tiring on the body but also on the mind and for this reason alone I want to feel good and stay that way without the impossibly faddy diets and mood swings that come with them!

So with all this in mind, I am going to start 'Project Size 10'. Note I am NOT using the word 'diet'. This will already help my mental state as, for me personally I enjoy a challenge rather than a chore so I am going to 'project plan' this and share the results.

I will be posting my daily routines and meals and sharing my success and pitfalls.

The goal is to wear an incredibly beautiful couture dress (size 10) by our Christmas party...(date tbc but it will be in December!

My first 3 things to change this week are:

1- Cut out dairy. If you want tips to a 'Lactose free lifestye' check out www.lactofree.co.uk/
    (it is worth checking if you are too by visiting your GP)

2- Cut out all wheat. Wheat is another killer for that horrible mid drift ring (also known as the muffin top)
    For a wheat free lifestyle check out- www.wheat-free.org
    (it is worth checking if you are too by visiting your GP)

3- For the first week I will be eating from the following food groups.
    Meat,  Fish, Vegetables, Salad and Fruit.


This is a photo of me recently. Currently size 14 (there is nothing wrong with that but I am personally comfortable at a size 10 so ladies please do not see this as a dig at anyone who is over a size 10. This project is a personal one that I wish to share for those wanting to follow it with me.







Monday 22nd
Dress size 14
Weight: 12st 2lbs

Make sure you follow my blog to see the updates and comment with your journey too!!


Remember the body will do whatever the mind tells it to do!


Dani Gibson 'Project Size 10'

Paris Hilton and Anna Nicole Smith are not exceptions. There are plenty of celebrity stories for the media and the paparazzi to exploit for faux news. They can choose stories involving the personal issues of Lindsey Lohan, Nicole Richie, and Britney Spears or the new legal issues of O.J. Simpson. There seems to be an endless supply of celebrity news for the media to report.

The media creates and distributes celebrity faux news because it can be packaged to appear to be sensational. It involves a celebrity that we know and therefore it appears to touch us in a personal way. For the television media it means ratings at a bargain basement price. The panel discussions, the speculation, and the experts are cheap. The same issue can appear on a cable channel all day or all week.

What does the American public think of all this celebrity faux news? The Pew Research Center for People and the Press completed a new national survey in July 2007. Here are its findings: "An overwhelming majority of the public (87%) says celebrity scandals receive too much news coverage. This criticism generally holds across most major demographic and political groups. Virtually no one thinks there is too little coverage of celebrity scandals."

Who is to blame for the excess celebrity coverage? The Pew Survey states that "a majority of the public point to the media. Fully 54% of those who say celebrity news is over-covered also believe news organizations are to blame for giving these stories so much coverage. Roughly a third (32%) say the public is to blame for paying so much attention to them, and another 12% say the media and the public are both equally to blame". In summary, the survey finds that 87% of Americans feel that celebrities scandals are over covered by the media. Nobody believes that there is too little celebrity coverage, and 66% believe that the media is in some way to blame for the excess coverage. It is interesting to note that a majority of young people under thirty blamed the public for excess celebrity coverage. People over thirty years of age overwhelmingly blamed the media.

This media obsession with the faux news of the sometimes troubled personal lives of celebrities is taking media attention and focus away from important national and international news stories and events in 2007. It is contributing to the "dumbing down" of American society. Indeed, it is very disturbing that we have heard little from the American media about the heroic story of Aung San Suu Kyi, even with the recent worldwide attention given to the sad events in Burma (Myanmar). However, we have heard far too much about the personal problems and issues of our celebrities. It is the substantive news that we could know, and don't, that should concern us. This media age of celebrity faux news comes at the expense of real news, and poses a danger to a free and literate society.

James William Smith has worked in Senior management positions for some of the largest Financial Services firms in the United States for the last twenty five years. He has also provided business consulting support for insurance organizations and start up businesses. He has always been interested in writing and listening to different viewpoints on interesting topics.

Our head of 'Fashion & Beauty' Aimee Taylor loves the pink Zatchel from  www.just4leather.co.uk

If you want one too you can get 15% off with 'tigerworldpr' code.

Photo by Phillip James Suddick
Make up by Claire Appleby
Hair by Louise Hairstylist Plumb
Photoshoot for Debbie Davies and Kartik Bagga courtesy of Tiger World PR & Events

It's been a busy few months since I set up Tiger World PR & Events back in June this year. 

I knew there would be an immense amount of networking and hard graft to ensure we took off in style so it made sense that we hosted our launch party in a prestigious location like Privee in Knightsbridge. 

You can watch the video from the night HERE

Since the launch we have grown with our events and clients and are excited about the progress we are making.

Recent PR campaigns have included The British Urban Film Festival  and the film premiere of SPARKLE 





EVENTS coming up...

Oct 12th Tiger Lilly live at Kensington Roof Gardens + birthday party 
Oct 12th BUFF
Oct 13th BUFF
Oct 14th BSB Superbike championship Brands Hatch
Oct 26th Gloria Garcia EP Launch at Kensington Roof Gardens

Oct 31st Masquerade Halloween Ball  
Nov 11th Show & Sell- Your red carpet shopping experience


Also coming up this year is the Warrior NRG competition and our end of year Christmas party!!


Our current clients are

FASHION
Laura Moore
Twenty8 Leather
7 Camicie Covent Garden 
Gillian Brown


LIFESTYLE & BEAUTY
Vivienne Talsmat
Puriskin
Seventa Image
Key Potential LTD

MUSIC
Tiger Lilly
Gloria Garcia
Rhymestar

ENTERTAINMENT
Flawless Women Magazine
Artifex Studios Group

SPORT
Hampshire Motorcylcles race team



Also coming in November 2012 is TIGER WORLD TALENT where we will be holding an open day for Make up artists, hair stylists, photographers, fashion stylists and models to bring their portfolio and meeting with us with a view to join our non exclusive agency. This has come off the back of the creative demand required from our PR clients. News on the open day will be announced soon!



PRESS ACHIEVMENTS THIS MONTH FOR OUR CLIENTS...













Also this month our artist GLORIA GARCIA released her music video to her single 'Puppet Show' which was filmed with our clients Artifex Studios Group and featured corsets by the incredible Velda Lauder.






Gloria's EP Launch party will be on 26th October at Kensington Roof Gardens. For tickets click HERE




HIGHLIGHTS OF OUR RECENT WORK...


Designer Laura Moore brings fashion to the races at SILVERSTONE...




























SPECIAL OFFERS...

WIN a designer Italian shirt worth £100 for men or women?? If not go to 7 Camicie Covent Garden, London and write 'Style me 7 Camicie' on their wall and a winner will be picked on 26th October. 
You can also get 10% when you go in store by quoting 'tigerworldpr' amazing shirts!


Looking for amazing leather accessories? Get 15% off with the code 'tigerworldpr' at www.just4leather.co.uk




For all press and media enquiries about any of our clients please contact dani@tigerworldpr.com

Who: The "who" part of report or article will allow the readers to identify the subject matter of a story, which can be a person, incident or place. Ignoring or elimination of this portion will keep the story incomplete and not understandable.

Why: The "why" portion is about the reasons, circumstances that made the incident occur. In other words, it tells the audience why the incident took place.

When: When defines the time period of the incident such as the date and hour of the day.

Where: This part is about the location of the incident. One can say that it is among important aspects of report writing. The location of any report places a very crucial and significant role for it compiles the whole story.

How: though why and how are interrelated but still there are some professional journalist that still divide these categories for one reason and another. It is a common understanding of any report that defines the use of these rules. So if you feel not to distinguish these both, you can put them in one category as it does not really make a difference. But yet, this does not reduces the necessity of this division as historically one can find many reporters who have written very fine reports with this distinction there.

So as you know about these important fundamentals of report writing, how about writing one celebrity latest news now

Dorothy Dutch: Are paparazzi also writers or mainly just photographers?
Colin Drummond: Most are photographers or former photographers who go on to start their own agencies. They work at a day rate (standard pay for a day). This is known as freelancing. It's better for them because they still own their images or videos. Most paparazzi are freelance photographers who work for agencies who sell their photos and the agency takes a cut. A good agency has a strong sales team and can get photos on T.V. shows, magazines, billboards, and even inside movie marketing material.

DD: What qualifications must a paparazzo have?

CD: A pap has to have workable camera equipment, knowledge of celebrities, know how to take photos, and be able to ask great questions. For equipment they need plenty of camera gear, a fast SLR camera, a few good lens, (very costly) and a HD Video camera.

DD: Can anyone do it?

CD: Yes and No. Anyone can get lucky and capture a great picture by being in the right place at the right time, but doing it day after day requires hard work and dedication to your craft. DD: The paparazzi are perceived as "pests" to be avoided because they will do anything to get a picture. Are they that bad?

CD: Not really. Those who have been in the business for awhile have good relationships with all the celebrities. They usually know how close they can get to someone or who they need to use their long lens on.

DD: Is it true that they will literally provoke a subject into anger in order to get a more candid, unflattering shot and if not, why do you think the paparazzi are so disliked that fights break out?

CD: No. Fights are usually initiated by overzealous bodyguards or hangers on who really don't understand the business and think they are helping the stars out. There have been times when bodyguards have even been fired for getting too aggressive

DD: What stars and famous people have you photographed who actually enjoy working with the paparazzi?

CD: Hands down, Tom Cruise, Kim Kardashian, Paris Hilton, Hugh Jackman, Larry King.

DD: Which celebrities do you know who want to avoid them?

CD: Gwenyth Paltrow, Scarlett Johanson, Cameron Diaz, Jennifer Aniston, Cher, Barbara Streisand DD: Do politicians on the Washington scene resist photographers?