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THEY'RE OUTSIDE (2020) Reviews of British pagan horror - free to watch on YouTube

THEY’RE OUTSIDE (2020) Reviews of British pagan horror – free to watch on YouTube

‘Fear will find you…’ They’re Outside is a 2020 British found-footage horror film about a celebrity psychologist who is drawn into supernatural events while filming a documentary about an agoraphobic woman. Directed by Airell Anthony Hayles (Heckle) and Sam Casserly from a screenplay written by the former, The movie stars Emily Booth (Shed of the Dead; Inbred; Doghouse; Evil Aliens), Nicholas…

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fearsmagazine · 3 years

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THEY'RE OUTSIDE - Review

DISTRIBUTOR: Terror Films

SYNOPSIS: A professor of Folklore provides context to the found footage we are about to watch. An internet celebrity psychologist's last case involves an agoraphobic woman he sought to cure. A bit of a self centered narcissist, Max learns that at the root of Sarah’s phobia is the local legend of “Green Eyes,” which she believes abducted her daughter. Max is determined to cure Sarah but the harder he pushes and deeper he probes the more he is drawn into the supernatural events of the coastal town.

REVIEW: Sam Casserly & Airell Anthony Hayles’s THEY’RE OUTSIDE is a clash of old folklore and modern technology. It’s more of a polished found footage movie as it is presented more as a mockumentary.

The premise is interesting. I found the characters and their motivations engaging. Clearly this is more about the internet psychologist, Max, then his patient, Sarah. There are dark comedic beats, or maybe what I perceived as such, in the narrative that were distracting. Likewise, the “expert” at the beginning of the film seems out of palace as the opening scene has one of the characters we’ll meet contemplating suicide. The characters lack any depth, most importantly of all Max. Even as the film moves to the climax and resolution there is no change in Max or Sarah. They enter this nightmare, something that should shock Max’s grasp on his personal reality. Understanding that this is an independent film doesn't give the filmmakers’ a pass on their writing. The final act feels too much like a “Blair Witch” ending but there is nothing here to elicit an emotional response to the viewer. Other than his baser actions nothing has really changed. We really need to see Max unravel a bit and possibly see a glimpse or two of his humanity. The characters plateau too early and the end had no emotional impact.

The filmmakers have some excellent locations, especially footage of the local May Day celebration. They found a nice location for Sarah’s house with the deep forest encroaching on her backyard. The cinematography is a bit crisp but they manage to get some artist shots of the location. The effects are simple and they could have done a bit more to add atmosphere to the film. I thought the production designs were interesting and the illustrations for the green man were nicely done.

I was a bit shocked to see the credit for Sascha Blank for the score. I know that there was some music in the film. However, the majority of the film lacks any musical accompaniment I can recall.

I like the entire cast. They’re strong performances, but they are not multidimensional. For me, these performances might have been more effective in a short than a feature. It might have been a problem with what was on the page or possibly the direction. Each character hits their stride and never changes after that, it’s just more of the same. Actor Nick Vince is the folklorist at the beginning of the film and once that scene is played out Vince is gone from the film. His performance feels like it was an afterthought and a combination of script and improvised material.

I don’t feel that THEY’RE OUTSIDE is a bad film, but it is a flawed one. The idea of this local folklore is interesting but the premise comes up short in the execution. There is no atmosphere and the cinematography is stark, the lighting utilitarian. I like the actors yet the performances are lacking. I was engaged and vested early on but had to struggle to stay engaged with the film. There are good elements to the film that might best serve another genre or television, but doesn’t have what is required to be an engaging horror film.

CAST: Emily Booth, Tom Clayton-Wheatley, Christine Randall and Nicholas Vince CREW: Directors - Sam Casserly & Airell Anthony Hayles; Screenplay - Airell Anthony Hayles; Producers - Airell Anthony Hayles & Dovile Kirvelaityte; Score - Sascha Blank; Editors - Sam Casserly & James John Perkins; Production Designer - Jason Kelvin; Visual Effects - James John Perkins. OFFICIAL: theyreoutside.com FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/THEYREOUTSIDE/ TWITTER: twitter.com/TheyreOutside TRAILER: https://youtu.be/_j8dK22QXLE RELEASE DATE: October 29th, 2021, on Digital.

**Until we can all head back into the theaters our “COVID Reel Value” will be similar to how you rate a film on digital platforms - 👍 (Like), 👌 (It’s just okay), or 👎 (Dislike)

Reviewed by Joseph B Mauceri

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cultfaction · 3 years

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They're Outside hits digital for Halloween

They’re Outside hits digital for Halloween

Directed by Airell Anthony Hayles and Sam Casserly, They’re Outside follows Max Spencer, a YouTube celebrity psychologist, host of the show ‘Psychology-Inside/Out’, sets himself the challenge of getting an intensely agoraphobic woman to leave her home in just ten days. However, as the minutes, hours and seconds count down, a creepy local legend about the black magic practicing Green Eyes that…

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#Airell Anthony Hayles #Chrissy Randall #Emily Booth #Nicholas Vince #Sam Casserly #They&039;re Outside #Tom Clayton-Wheatley

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horrorpatch · 3 years

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Official Trailer - THEY'RE OUTSIDE!

Official Trailer – THEY’RE OUTSIDE!

The official trailer for the upcoming pagan horror film, THEY’RE OUTSIDE is now available for viewing. The film is by directors Airell Anthony Hayles & Sam Casserly and stars Nicholas Vince (Hellraiser). The movie is available on digital platforms beginning October 29th from Terror Films. From The Press Release THEY’RE OUTSIDE From directors Airell Anthony Hayles & Sam Casserly, and starring…

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‘They're Outside’ Trailer Conjures Supernatural Scares Inside Your Home This Halloween

‘They’re Outside’ Trailer Conjures Supernatural Scares Inside Your Home This Halloween

They’re Outside trailer brings us a new vision of terror from directors Airell Anthony Hayles & Sam Casserly, starring Hellraiser‘s Nicholas Vince. Just in time for Halloween. The story is about a famous psychologist who is filming a documentary about an agoraphobic woman. However, while doing so, they are surrounded and drawn into supernatural events. Take a look at one of this fall’s sure to…

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junker-town · 4 years

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The 2020 NFL mock draft database

Jeff Okudah, Joe Burrow, and Tristan Wirfs are three names near the top of every mock draft.

Joe Burrow to Cincinnati and Chase Young to Washington are givens. After that, it’s anyone’s guess.

While the majority of the sports world has grinded to a halt due to the spread of coronavirus, the NFL machine has raged on.

The 2020 NFL Draft is still scheduled for April 23-25 — albeit a modified one that won’t take place in Las Vegas. With the draft coming soon, experts are trying their best to predict how it’ll all shake out.

Almost everybody believes it’ll be LSU quarterback Joe Burrow who gets picked first by the Cincinnati Bengals. The vast majority think Washington will use the second pick to take Ohio State pass rusher Chase Young. Every pick after that is up in the air.

Here at SB Nation, we’re rounding up mock drafts from all over the internet, chewing them up, and spitting out the most popular results for each team. In a survey of 42 mock drafts, these are the results (this will be continually updated ahead of the draft):

1. Cincinnati Bengals

LSU QB Joe Burrow (97.6%)

Oregon QB Justin Herbert (2.4%)

2. Washington

Ohio State Edge Chase Young (83.3%)

Alabama QB Tua Tagovailoa (11.9%)

Trade down (4.8%)

3. Detroit Lions

Ohio State CB Jeff Okudah (54.8%)

Trade down (28.6%)

Ohio State Edge Chase Young (9.5%)

4. New York Giants

Clemson LB Isaiah Simmons (26.2%)

Louisville OT Mekhi Becton (21.4%)

Iowa OT Tristan Wirfs (19.0%)

5. Miami Dolphins

Alabama QB Tua Tagovailoa (42.9%)

Oregon QB Justin Herbert (28.6%)

Trade up (14.3%)

6. Los Angeles Chargers

Oregon QB Justin Herbert (45.2%)

Trade up (26.2%)

Alabama QB Tua Tagovailoa (11.9%)

7. Carolina Panthers

Clemson LB Isaiah Simmons (35.7%)

Auburn DT Derrick Brown (31.0%)

Ohio State CB Jeff Okudah (14.3%)

8. Arizona Cardinals

Alabama OT Jedrick Wills (40.5%)

Iowa OT Tristan Wirfs (31.0%)

Georgia OT Andrew Thomas (7.1%)

9. Jacksonville Jaguars

Auburn DT Derrick Brown (31.0%)

South Carolina DT Javon Kinlaw (28.6%)

Louisville OT Mekhi Becton (7.1%)

Oregon QB Justin Herbert (7.1%)

10. Cleveland Browns

Georgia OT Andrew Thomas (31.0%)

Louisville OT Mekhi Becton (23.8%)

Iowa OT Tristan Wirfs (16.7%)

11. New York Jets

Alabama WR Jerry Jeudy (21.4%)

Oklahoma WR CeeDee Lamb (14.3%)

Alabama OT Jedrick Wills (11.9%)

Alabama WR Henry Ruggs III (11.9%)

Louisville OT Mekhi Becton (11.9%)

12. Las Vegas Raiders

Oklahoma WR CeeDee Lamb (38.1%)

Alabama WR Jerry Jeudy (33.3%)

Utah State QB Jordan Love (7.1%)

Florida CB CJ Henderson (7.1%)

Alabama WR Henry Ruggs III (7.1%)

13. San Francisco 49ers (via Colts)

Oklahoma WR CeeDee Lamb (26.2%)

Alabama WR Jerry Jeudy (26.2%)

Alabama WR Henry Ruggs III (23.8%)

14. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Georgia OT Andrew Thomas (33.3%)

Louisville OT Mekhi Becton (11.9%)

Iowa OT Tristan Wirfs (11.9%)

Alabama OT Jedrick Wills (11.9%)

15. Denver Broncos

Alabama WR Henry Ruggs III (40.5%)

Alabama WR Jerry Jeudy (11.9%)

Oklahoma WR CeeDee Lamb (11.9%)

16. Atlanta Falcons

Florida CB CJ Henderson (33.3%)

LSU Edge K’Lavon Chaisson (33.3%)

South Carolina DT Javon Kinlaw (14.3%)

17. Dallas Cowboys

LSU Edge K’Lavon Chaisson (31.0%)

Florida CB CJ Henderson (28.6%)

LSU CB Kristian Fulton (9.5%)

18. Miami Dolphins (via Steelers)

Houston OT Josh Jones (23.8%)

Alabama S Xavier McKinney (16.7%)

USC OT Austin Jackson (11.9%)

19. Las Vegas Raiders (via Bears)

LSU CB Kristian Fulton (14.3%)

Oklahoma LB Kenneth Murray (9.5%)

Alabama S Xavier McKinney (9.5%)

LSU LB Patrick Queen (9.5%)

20. Jacksonville Jaguars (via Rams)

Alabama CB Trevon Diggs (19.0%)

LSU CB Kristian Fulton (14.3%)

Alabama S Xavier McKinney (9.5%)

21. Philadelphia Eagles

LSU WR Justin Jefferson (40.5%)

Clemson WR Tee Higgins (11.9%)

LSU LB Patrick Queen (9.5%)

Trade up (9.5%)

22. Minnesota Vikings (via Bills)

Baylor WR Denzel Mims (14.3%)

TCU WR Jalen Reagor (11.9%)

LSU WR Justin Jefferson (11.9%)

23. New England Patriots

Utah State QB Jordan Love (26.2%)

Iowa Edge A.J. Epenesa (11.9%)

LSU LB Patrick Queen (7.1%)

LSU Edge K’Lavon Chaisson (7.1%)

24. New Orleans Saints

LSU LB Patrick Queen (26.2%)

Oklahoma LB Kenneth Murray (23.8%)

Alabama CB Trevon Diggs (11.9%)

25. Minnesota Vikings

Penn State Edge Yetur Gross-Matos (16.7%)

TCU WR Jalen Reagor (11.9%)

LSU CB Kristian Fulton (11.9%)

26. Miami Dolphins (via Texans)

Georgia RB D’Andre Swift (28.6%)

Alabama S Xavier McKinney (21.4%)

Houston OT Josh Jones (11.9%)

27. Seattle Seahawks

Penn State Edge Yetur Gross-Matos (33.3%)

Iowa Edge A.J. Epenesa (14.3%)

Houston OT Josh Jones (7.1%)

Wisconsin LB Zack Baun (7.1%)

28. Baltimore Ravens

Oklahoma LB Kenneth Murray (31.0%)

LSU LB Patrick Queen (19.0%)

Wisconsin LB Zack Baun (7.1%)

Penn State Edge Yetur Gross-Matos (7.1%)

29. Tennessee Titans

Houston OT Josh Jones (14.3%)

Iowa Edge A.J. Epenesa (14.3%)

Penn State Edge Yetur Gross-Matos (9.5%)

30. Green Bay Packers

Baylor WR Denzel Mims (14.3%)

LSU WR Justin Jefferson (11.9%)

Arizona State WR Brandon Aiyuk (11.9%)

31. San Francisco 49ers

TCU DT Ross Blacklock (16.7%)

Alabama CB Trevon Diggs (14.3%)

Clemson CB A.J. Terrell (7.1%)

Trade down (7.1%)

32. Kansas City Chiefs

Georgia RB D’Andre Swift (14.3%)

Clemson CB A.J. Terrell (11.9%)

TCU CB Jeff Gladney (7.1%)

Michigan C Cesar Ruiz (7.1%)

Auburn CB Noah Igbinoghene (7.1%)

Trade down (7.1%)

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jeremystrele · 4 years

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The 10 Most Marvellous Modernist Homes Of The Year

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by Amelia Barnes

The Fender House in Mount Martha, with renovations from Whelan Project. Photo – Derek Swalwell.

‘We love our kitchen, it’s so big and spacious and chunky. Cabinet maker Roman rebuilt all the cabinetry as it was rotting and about to fall through the floors. He skilfully managed to match the wood stain to the original wood panels.’ On the bench is the 1970s Le Creuset pot, and vintage orange bowl. Photo – Derek Swalwell.

There are stairs and split levels everywhere in this house. These stairs lead from the sun-room to the music room then up another level to the kitchen. You can also see the original porthole lights in the ceilings and the very uniquely designed light boxes, which Katie and Ian re-furbished. Photo – Derek Swalwell.

A Lovingly Restored Mid-Century Marvel In Mount Martha

This circa 1973 home may look straight out of Palm Springs, but it’s actually located just outside Melbourne in Mount Martha.

Originally designed by Karl Fender (now one half of Fender Katsalidis), owner Katie Brannaghan and her husband Ian purchased the property in 2017 and have since returned the house to its former glory.

We shared this spectacular home back in October, and it’s already one of the popular mid-century homes we’ve published to date!

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An elegant corner in the mid-century home. Photo – Sean Fennessy. Styling – Studio Esteta.

The wood and stone tones reflecting the colour palette of the surrounding environment. Photo – Sean Fennessy. Styling – Studio Esteta.

The Portsea Beach House by Studio Esteta. Photo – Sean Fennessey. Styling – Studio Esteta.

Avoiding The Coastal Cliché, With Mid Century Flair

This home on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula is the ultimate combination of beach house, mid-century, and sophisticated modern design.

Studio Esteta recently updated the hilltop home to accommodate six bedrooms, without stripping it of modernist character. Among stunning features are the crazy interior paving and rich marbled surfaces, complemented by original mid-century furniture and decor.

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Looking stately, in Studley park. Photo – Derek Swalwell.

1950s windows, meet a contemporary couch. Photo – Derek Swalwell.

Enhancing The Past In Studley Park

Our Instagram went crazy upon posting the facade image of this home located on Studley Park, a tightly held pocket of Melbourne’s Kew!

The mid-century home was originally designed by influential Russian-born Australian architect Anatol Kagan, who was committed to designing buildings that had a positive impact on society.

Most recently, the 1950s home has been sympathetically renovated by Kennedy Nolan, who refreshed the architectural beauty of the property, and re-zoned the layout to reflect a more contemporary way of living.

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This original Robin Boyd-designed house in Warrandyte is now the family home of writer, strategist and podcast host Emma Clark Grattan, furniture maker Lee Grattan, and their children Archer and Jethro. The original house on the block burned down in 1962, and the owners commissioned Robin Boyd to design this new house in 1963. The house is clad with steel, which is quite unusual for the celebrated architect, but part of the brief was that the house was fire-resistant. Landscaping by Emma and Lee. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Original wall light and Tasmanian Oak flooring. The couple painted the pantry door to break up the timber in the house. Baskets collected over the years now hide the kids’ sports and winter clothing. Artwork next to the fridge was a gift from friends Ace Wagstaff and Sam George. Steel and timber stools made by Lee. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.

‘Lee got the desk from Great Dane, but it was broken and in pieces so they were going to throw it out. He managed to restore it and we’ve dragged it from house to house’. Lamp is an original Planet lamp bought for a dollar from a church sale in Warrandyte. Clock from IKEA. Geo dresser made by Lee. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.

This Rare Robin Boyd Original Makes An Extraordinary Family Home

Among the many beautiful mid-century homes in Melbourne’s Warrandyte is this 1963 one designed by iconic Australian architect, Robin Boyd.

This home is owned by content strategist and writer Emma Clark Gratton, and her furniture making husband, Lee Gratton, who moved here in search of extra space for their young family.

The seasoned renovators couple have redone the kitchen, added new cabinetry and tiling, renovated the master bedroom, and installed solar panels among many other small tweaks.

We love the spectacular views appreciated via through floor-to-ceiling windows in every room, alongside the beautifully designed interiors full of Gratton furniture and retro finds.

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Perfect Portsea living. Photo – Michael Kai.

The new home is filled with light. Photo – Michael Kai.

A 1960s Portsea Shack Gets A Contemporary Revamp

Pleysier Perkins recently transformed this ‘tired beige’ ‘60s shack in Portsea, Victoria into a light and bright getaway that balances mid-century charm with modern family life.

The architects updated the kitchen, dining, and living area in the process to improve spatial flow, added a new playroom, and gave the interiors minor facelift.

Full-height doors at both ends of the new addition connect the space with the outdoors. The boundaries between these spaces are blurred with the use of crazy pavers that gently extend from the interiors to the grassy outdoor areas.

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Modernising A Mid-Century Stunner

This mid-century home in St Lucia, Brisbane, features light and airy spaces to make the most of its subtropical climate.

The property was renovated by Lucy Jeffries as one of the first projects since establishing her own studio. Prior to this, she had been honing her skills with award winning residential architectural practices Vokes and Peters and Shaun Lockyer.

This home was all about paring back and returning the home to its essential form, with a few carefully considered contemporary updates.

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Photo – courtesy of Ouwens Casserly Real Estate.

A Corner-Block Mid-Century Classic

Our columnists over at Modernist Australia introduced this 1958 home in Klemzig, Adelaide, to us when it was on the market earlier in the year. It’s since been snapped up, and it’s not hard to see why!

The home has been sympathetically updated by its previous owners, who lived there since 1968. Many original features were retained over the decades, including a glassy window wall looking into the living room, and the wonderfully pink bathroom!

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The new century vibe! Artwork by Wilma Tabacco from Gallerysmith.hoto – Shannon McGrath. Styling – Swee Lim.

Clean mid-century lines, re-imagined for now. Photo – Shannon McGrath. Styling – Swee Lim.

The exterior maintains its strong 1960s facade. Photo – Shannon McGrath. Styling – Swee Lim.

Mid Century Meets Modern, In This Thoughtfully Renovated 1960s Home

This ‘60s home is pure mid-century from the street, but step inside and you’ll find some seriously glamorous interiors!

Bower Architecture and Interiors were responsible for recently updating this Caulfield property. The brief was to rediscover and celebrate the home’s original features, and create additional spaces with ‘hints of whimsy and glamour (but not glitz).’

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Photo – Prue Ruscoe.

An Amazing Mid-Century Home Gets A High-Tech Makeover!

A dreamy waterfront site meets classic mid-century in Sydney’s Middle Cove.

The house was originally designed by architect Glynn Nicholls (son of Eric Nicholls – Walter Burley Griffin’s Australian business partner) in 1959, but was recently extended by 8 Squared.

The interior design by Studio Gorman is just as impressive, combining ‘50s elements alongside the latest technology to take this home into the 21st century and beyond.

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A Bohemian Blue Mountains Modernist Beauty

Trish from Modernist Australia recently shared with us this incredible find – a breathtaking Blue Mountains home, with Australian modern flavour, and a touch of bohemian flair.

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Under-15 FL Division 3 Final

KILLARY EMMETS 1-18

TRIM 4-5

GOALS usually win matches - but it didn't win this one - as Killary deservedly took the honours in this U-15 FL Division 3 decider at Dunganny on Friday evening.

The conditions were atrocious with incessant rain throughout but it didn't dampen Killary spirits as they recovered from the concession of three goals inside 16 minutes to lead by seven points entering the closing stages.

A Trim goal deep into added time left for a nervy finish but the Syddan/Castletown combination held out and Rian McConnell hit the insurance score from a free just before the final whistle.

Killary made a promising start with points from Killian Smyth and Darragh Kelly but by the time Rian McConnell accounted for their next point Trim had struck for two goals.

Both came from live-wire full forward Sean Foley who was virtually unstoppable in the early stages. Foley's third goal left it 3-1 to 0-5 for the town side but Trim only managed another point for the remainder of the half and by half-time Killary had forced their way back into the game and were on level terms 1-8 to 3-2.

It was McConnell who got Killary back on track with a goal on 21 minutes and Darragh Kelly (two) and Adam Matthews added points as the combined side finished the half strongly.

McConnell, who was unerring from frees throughout, hit the opening two points of the second half but Trim replied to regain parity by the 40th minute.

Ciaran O'Dea regained the lead for Killary on 41 minutes and that was the start of a dominant spell for the North Meath outfit.

Four points from Adam Matthews and two more from Darragh Kelly left Killary leading 1-17 to 3-4 by the 57th minute.

Substitute Darragh Heffernan pulled a point back and the game was deep into added time when Tadhg Carty blasted a close range free to the net.

Trim went all out for a match saving goal but the Killary defence held firm and victory was assured when McConnell converted a free with the last kick of the game.

After the match county minor secretary Brian Kelly presented the shield to joint captains Ciaran O'Dea and Mark Goslin.

KILLARY EMMETS - Shane Kelly; Cillian Oakes, Mark Goslin, Ewan Sheridan; Mark Young, Killian Smyth 0-1, Cormac Farrelly; Ciaran O'Dea 0-1, Rian McConnell 1-5 (0-5f); Darragh Kelly 0-5, John Gabrial Gomez, Jack Dowdall; Adam Matthews 0-6, Aaron Monaghan, James McKenna. Subs - Darren McMahon, Josh Faherty, Cormac Dardis, Bernard Doherty, Zak Bourne, Pearse Cassidy, Aaron Young, Corey Curtis, Keelan Sheerin.

TRIM - Caelum Casserly; Victor Barbu, Eoghan Ryan, Ronan McGinley; Sam Kennedy, Evan Collins 0-1, Dylan Coyle; Tadhg Carty 1-0f, Ian Byrne 0-1; Cian Geraghty, Max McGowan 0-1, Ethan Shiels; Aaron O'Sullivan, Sean Foley 3-1, Mark Jordan. Sub - Darragh Heffernan 0-1.

REF - Joe Synnott (Donaghmore/Ashbourne)

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Head of national performance Luke Casserly joins FFA exodus

Matildas captain and star striker Sam Kerr sits down with ESPN to share her journey from Aussie rules to soccer and what coming home to Perth truly means.

The exodus of leading members of Australian football’s governing body has widened with FFA head of national performance Luke Casserly to leave the position after six years in the role.

The FFA confirmed on Monday the 45-year-old would depart the organisation “in the coming weeks.”

Casserly is the latest high-profile departure from FFA following head of women’s football Emma Highwood’s departure in July, while chief executive David Gallop has already announced he’s leaving the role in December.

– Besart Berisha returns to the A-League – James Meredith moves to Perth Glory – Jets marquee Hoolahan sidelined until 2020

In a statement, the FFA said Casserly’s departure was part of an internal realignment as the governing body hands over control of the A-League to club owners and awaits the outcomes of an internal review of their operational structure.

Gallop thanked Casserly, an ex-Socceroo capped eight times by Australia, for his performance in the role.

“Luke has helped numerous Australian national football teams attain the highest platform in the most competitive of international sports,” Gallop said.

“He has demonstrated a great passion and commitment to coaches, support staff and players alike. His legacy will be a significant one.”

Casserly was appointed to the position in 2013 and oversaw the operations of 10 national teams including the Socceroos and Matildas.

Luke Casserly will follow Emma Highwood and David Gallop out the FFA exit door.

He is credited with appointing Bert van Marwijk as Socceroos coach for the 2018 World Cup following Ange Postecoglu’s departure but received criticism for his handling of the sacking of Alen Stajcic as Matildas coach in January.

It’s unclear at this stage if a new head of national performance will be appointed or if the position will no longer exist as the FFA undergoes its restructure.

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They're Outside | Official Trailer, Poster & Images

From directors Airell Anthony Hayles & Sam Casserly, and starring Hellraiser’s Nicholas Vince, this Halloween… THEY’RE OUTSIDE!

While filming a documentary about an agoraphobic woman, a celebrity psychologist is drawn into supernatural events.

Emily Booth (Grindhouse, Event Horizon), Tom Clayton-Wheatley (Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix), and Christine Randall (9 Full Moons) star in THEY’RE OUTSIDE.

“They’re Outside came about when the question was asked ‘What if a person’s agoraphobia was linked to supernatural events rather than being a purely psychological condition? And what if nobody believed them?” -Airell Anthony Hayles & Sam Casserly

THEY'RE OUTSIDE available October 29th, 2021, worldwide on digital from Terror Films.

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They’re Outside trailer released Directed by Airell Anthony Hayles and Sam Casserly, They're Outside follows Max Spencer, a YouTube celebrity psychologist, host of the show ‘Psychology-Inside/Out’, sets himself the challenge of getting an intensely agoraphobic woman to leave her home in just ten days.

#Airell Anthony Hayles #Chrissy Randall #Emily Booth #Nicholas Vince #Sam Casserly #They&039;re Outside #Tom Clayton-Wheatley

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CLOUT Is Set To Attract Attention As A Sponsor Of The North American Bitcoin Conference This Month

Between 18-19 January, 2018, the cryptocurrency and blockchain technology world will convene in Miami, Florida.

What’s drawing them there?

The North American Bitcoin Conference.

The event has been put together by Keynote, one of the biggest (if not the biggest) players in this side of the industry, being responsible for the largest and longest running conference in the blockchain space and having run twelve global conferences since 2012. As Keynote states on the event’s promotional website:

“We will also be hearing from the biggest in the industry about the hottest new thing in the crypto-currency community – ICOs.”

Of thousands of applicant companies, only a handful have been accepted and selected as sponsors of the event. These represent some of the most promising and well-supported companies in the blockchain space right now and the sponsorship presence (which, in a select number of cases, also includes a booth at the event) is sure to draw a considerable amount of interest and attention as the event matures.

One of these companies is CLOUT.

CLOUT is a company that’s trying to change the way the bitcoin and blockchain spaces publish, share and create media, content and information.

The company’s Founder, Sean Kirtz, founded Bitcoin Day Traders, a leading social cryptocurrency enthusiast community. Through Bitcoin Day Traders, Kirtz discovered that the individuals that made up the community were desperately seeking accurate and relevant information relating to the cryptocurrency and blockchain space but were unable to find it or – if they did find it – couldn’t rely on it as accurate.

Kirtz spotted an unmet need and figured he could develop a platform, built on blockchain technology, which could incentivize quality to ensure consistent and reliable access to information for anyone inside or outside of the space looking for it.

And so, the platform, called CLOUT, was born.

CLOUT will be the first to tokenize content in this way and – in turn – the first to employ a blockchain based token system not only to ensure that content creators are rewarded for the content they create but also that the highest quality content is seen by the most people and, in turn, that those who share the content are rewarded for dissemination of top quality material.

Think Reddit crossed with Facebook, but built on a blockchain based reward network and focused (from both a content and a user perspective) on blockchain technology and all its various applications to the modern world.

It’s a neat idea and it’s one that some of the biggest names in the industry have gotten behind. Toni Lane Casserly, Co-Founder of Cointelegraph, is an Advisor. As is Sam Lee, Co-Founder of Ethereum China. David Cohen, a well-known pioneer in this space, is also one of the company’s Advisors.

And it’s not just strong leadership – the company just proved that it’s got a very strong level of industry and community support with a sold-out pre-ICO and is scheduled to hit a number of big-name exchanges near term.

On February 1, 2018, CLOUT’s ICO tokens will list on HitBTC, a European exchange that launched in 2013 and that has since grown to become one of the industry’s most respected exchange providers. The tokens will also list on Coinbene, a major Asian exchange, on February 15, 2018.

This is an exciting technology and one that’s sure to garner a substantial amount of attention at the upcoming Miami event. If you’ve got any questions or want to know more (and if you’re attending the event) be sure to check out CLOUT’s booth.

Readers looking for information can find it on CLOUT’s website here. The company’s whitepaper is available here.

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