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Live Coverage
Harriers v Barrow
- Kick off: 3:00pm Sat 22 Jan 11
- Referee:
- Venue: Aggborough
- Final score:
- Kidderminster Harriers 2 - 0 Barrow
4:47pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Final whistle It's over! Harriers take all three points and end a five-game losing run against Barrow.
4:46pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Substitution Harriers change 89: Lee Morris is replaced by Tom Shaw.
4:44pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Substitution Harriers change 87 mins: Matty Blair is replaced by Dave Hankin.
4:42pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Goal! Chris McPhee hammers ball into bottom right corner and then goes to celebrate with the Harriers fans behind the goal.
4:41pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Substitution Barrow change 83: Keeper Shaun Pearson replaces Nick Chadwick.
4:40pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Red card Penalty to Harriers! Chris McPhee is brought down by Clark Masters, who is sent off.
4:34pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Substitution Barrow change 75 mins: Striker Andy Cook replaces midfielder Christian Smith.
4:33pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Substitution With 15 minutes to go in the game, Harriers are edging it.
4:27pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Callum Gittings delivers a fine cross from the left that Clark Masters can't deal with properly. Matty Blair tries to fire in at at the far post but Masters recovers.
4:25pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Oh dear! Clark Masters can't reach Mike Williams' looping cross and the ball falls to Chris McPhee on edge of the box. His first-time volley is very off target.
4:18pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Substitution Harriers change 60 mins: Callum Gittings replaces Nick Wright.
4:16pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Lovely play by Harriers. Mike Williams sends down a pin-point left wing pass to release Lee Morris. The striker invades Barrow's box and crosses. Matty Blair steals in and is fouled by Paul Edwards but despite Harriers' call for a penalty the ref waves play on.
4:14pm Sat 22 Jan 11: It's end-to-end here. As Harriers look for a second it's giving the talent Louis Almond plenty of space to attack. Barrow have started the second half very brightly indeed.
4:04pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Louis Almond drives in, skips past one defender and fires in a low shot that Mark Albrighton blocks on the line.
4:00pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Lee Vaughan comes to Harriers' rescue when he clears Ciaran Donnelly's flick header off the line.
3:47pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Half time That's the break. Barrow had the best chances early on but after wasting those, Harriers steadily improved and Morris' magic gave them the lead.
3:43pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Chris McPhee glances a difficult header wide from Matty Blair's corner.
3:39pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Goal! That had been coming for the last 10 minutes. Lee Morris got the ball off Nick Wright on edge of the box. The former Derby man skipped past several challenges before unleashing a lovely effort into the top left corner.
3:37pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Lee Morris is denied by Clark Master's fine save. Chris McPhee headed the ball down to Nick Wright, who slipped the ball to Morris. The striker let the ball roll across him before firing in a firm low drive but Masters did well to change direction and deny him.
3:32pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Matty Blair does really well to speed past Simon Spender and races into the box. His shot is blocked and Lee Morris can't react to it quick enough.
3:30pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Harriers are seeing more of the ball but are struggling a bit. Jack Byrne's 30-yard shot skids off target.
3:27pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Yellow card Matty Blair is booked for shoulder barging Clark Masters. The winger could have checked his run there.
3:26pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Keith Briggs heads goalwards but Clark Masters takes it. Good work by Nick Wright, who headed Matty Blair's cross into the captain's path.
3:24pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Jack Byrne swings in a free-kick that keeper Clark Masters can't get to but it goes wide.
3:21pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Chris McPhee's sniffing almost pays off. The striker closed down keeper Clark Masters and his goalkick hits the striker and goes out of play.
3:14pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Louis Almond shows his talent when he escapes Michael Briscoes and races into the box but Danny Lewis diverts his shot behind for a corner.
3:13pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Harriers have lucked a little lacklustre but they forced two consecutive corners which came to nothing.
3:09pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Harries almost respond. Lee Morris holds up the ball and finds Keith Briggs on the left, the captain drives the ball across the box but keeper Clark Masters gets down to block it.
3:07pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Nick Chadwick looks lively today and he forces Danny Lewis into a low save.
3:05pm Sat 22 Jan 11: That was close for Harriers. Lee Vaughan heads the ball off the line from Paul Rutherford's shot. It all came from a defensive mix-up. Michael Briscoe and Danny Lewis got in each other's way under pressure from Nick Chadwick. The ball falls to Paul Rutherford, who fires goals but Vaughan comes to the rescue.
3:00pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Steve Burr has made two changes to the side that lost at Barrow. Nick Wright is restored to the side after his goal-scoring substitute performance at Holker Street. He wil play in left midfield. Chris McPhee, transfer-listed this week, plays what could be his final game at Aggborough alongside Lee Morris up front.
3:00pm Sat 22 Jan 11: Shuttle Online will have live match updates from Harriers' Blue Square Bet Premier clash against Barrow from 3pm.
- Kidderminster Harriers
- Steve Burr
- Danny Lewis
- Jack Byrne
- Keith Briggs
- Lee Morris
- Lee Vaughan
- Mark Albrighton
- Matty Blair
- Michael Briscoe
- Mike Williams
- Nick Wright
- Tom Sharpe
- Andy Stevens
- Callum Gittings
- David Hankin
- Jamille Matt
- Tom Shaw
- Barrow
- Christian Smith
- Ciaran Donnelly
- Clark Masters
- James Owen
- Louis Almond
- Mike Pearson
- Nick Chadwick
- Paul Edwards
- Paul Rutherford
- Phil Bolland
- Simon Spender
- Andy Cook
- John Grant
- Marc Goodfellow
- Paul Jones
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Thanks for the tip! I LOVE AC Moore. I am so glad we don't have one around here. There is one near where we vacation in NY and I always go there. Although... I know we didn't have one when we lived in Indiana. I guess I have really looked since moving here... maybe we do?
Wow! I'm going to check ours out to see if they have them. Thanks for the tip!!
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Wifey to Vins 7/25/03
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Do they have a website to look up store locations? I've never heard of a c moore
ETA- nm found it. Nothing near me:(. Looks like a neat store though:)
Mom to 3 girls and 2 boys, and wife to my best friend.
Living the simple life.
They have so many themes....historical buildings, people, dinosaurs, animals, professions....and they are pretty cheap.
Sorry that you guys don't have an AC Moore closer. I never heard of them, till I lived in WV. But where we live now we don't have a hobby lobby.
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I know they say for 3 years and up but my 17 month likes playing with them in the bath tub.
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2004 Honda Pilot • 10,000 miles
Around the time I got my car battery replaced, I noticed that my keyless entry was not working anymore. I've changed the battery in the fob - it does light up when pressed. I also reprogrammed it, and it worked for a few minutes but then stopped. I am able to lock the doors from the inside of the car, using both the driver and passenger side controls. Any ideas what might be wrong here?
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Try re programming it again. These are common issues when replacing batteries.
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Thanks for the suggestion. I reprogrammed twice since yesterday. Same deal as before, it works for a while and then nothing. Could my fob be at fault?
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Yes it could, you need it checked by honda to verify if it is good or not.
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How do I replace a battery in a 2009 Chevy Equinox LS with a 3.4L V6. Most cars are straight forward, this looks difficult. Shame on GM. Thanks.
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I'm very happy to announce that I'll be speaking at NCDevCon 2014. I've spoken at this conference for a few years now but didn't submit a topic this year due to some personal issues. Those personal issues are currently in hibernation for a few months and when an opening popped up at the last minute, I leapt at it.
I'll be speaking on two topics this year. My first is a simple look at what I think are the top features of ColdFusion 11. This will be a very opinionated look at the features of ColdFusion 11 (and ColdFusion Builder 3) that I think are worth your attention.
The second topic will be a look at the Ionic framework. This is a presentation I was supposed to give a month or two ago but that event was cancelled. I'm a complete and utter Ionic fan boy so I can't wait to share the awesomeness of Ionic with others.
For folks who can't attend (shame on you – you should – all NCDevCon sessions are taped and will be available for free after the conference. But tickets are still for sale. It isn't too late. If you can make it, I highly recommend going!
p.s. Sorry for being quiet the last few days. I just got back from my brother's wedding and I'm somewhat swamped. I need a clone. Or three.


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Clean-up Year End
Minutes of the Meeting
Carpenterstown Park Residents Association
Minutes of Meeting
Date: Monday May 11, 2015
Venue: Community Centre
Time: 8.00 p.m.
Attendance: Caroline Crawford, Dympna Dolan, Eileen Lambert, Margaret Lawlor, Damien O' Brien and Sean O' Neill.
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1. Minutes:
The minutes of the previous meeting were adapted.
2. Matters Arising:
Following the last meeting some discussion took place about issues which could be raised with the county councillors on May 28th. Sean agreed to represent the Association and Damien will attend also if he is available. Sean distributed a list of the key issues which were devised following consultation with committee members at the last meeting. Broadly speaking they included: traffic, dog and general litter management, street cleaning and cleaning of tennis courts. A suggestion was also made to develop Sycamore Green by putting in place looped walkway and exercise equipment similar to other facilities in the area.
Clean-Up Day
We are holding our annual Spring clean-up Day this coming Saturday(24th) from 11am to 3PM. (See attached !!)
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Burglaries in the Area!
We are contacting you to inform you of a recent spate of burglaries in the Carpenterstown/Riverwood & Luttrelstown areas in the past weeks/month.
At the beginning of March, the Riverwood resident's association forwarded on an email in which they indicated they had four burglaries in the one night.
Then on the night of 16th/17th March, two houses were broken into in Sycamore & Maple. And again on the 23rd, two more houses were burgled.
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The sun is shining, the mercury is climbing and the Jets are winning.
Everything is coming up Winnipeg.
It'll be a rather terrific day to kick off the month of March, or so says Environment Canada. The high today is a mild -6 C under mostly sunny skies. The overnight low is -16 C.
Expect some cloud cover and snow flurries on Saturday, with winds up to 30 km/h. The high could hit -4 C.
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Mexico is a nation that travelers should attempt to visit at one point in their lives. This is the sort of place that has to be visited simply because it offers so much to the tourist. Naturally, this does not mean that preparations are no longer necessary for the traveler headed to it.
Most of Mexico's beach resorts enjoy the sun all year round but there are still certain times of the year that do not attract as many visitors. The country experiences only two seasons, a wet one and a dry one. The rainy season starts in the months that often coincide with late spring in the US while the dry starts around the same time as the US autumn.
Although the rains can be quite a way to destroy a perfectly planned vacation, the rainy season is when the landscape is most lush. A veritable explosion of color takes place as flowers sprout everywhere. The afternoon is when drizzles take place, but they do not last very long.
Note that storms are most likely in the period from June to October. Some places are at higher risk of floods and torrential downpour than others, such as the spots right on the southern edge of the Pacific coast. But just as the hurricane season ends, the month of November is said to be the best time to visit Mexico as temperatures are not too hot and may even be a bit cooler.
You may well want to remember as well the times of the year when the influx of tourists is at a high. There are times like spring break, for example, when the country is absolutely choked with holidaymakers: you can click here to discover what sort of things draw them to the country then. Those not too keen on spending their holiday amidst raucous crowds had best avoid this time of year, then.
Most people here speak Spanish instead of English, so keep that in mind. It may thus help to bring with you a translation guide of some sort. It would not hurt either to pick up at least just a smattering of the most common words in the dialect.
You might have to prepare a few pesos in case you want to go shopping here. Plastic is not as popular here, which means you should try as much as possible to pay with cash. Keep this in mind when going out and always take a wallet of money with you.
Another thing to remember is to be careful not to drink water straight from the faucet. Despite claims of potability, there have been sufficient cases of stomach upset to merit caution. Stomach upsets can be common for those overly adventurous with their food, so you may want to take it easy there.
Before you get overly paranoid, be assured that Mexican travel can be fairly secure. Just as you would in any other county, avoid areas that are unfamiliar and dangerous. You simply need to proceed with caution in places you are not very familiar with, naturally.
The influx of tourists from North America has been getting more noticeable, and Mexico is still continuing to develop its tourism industry. Places like Vida Vacations resorts are among the most popular accommodations to go to. Be conscientious about your travel prep, of course, just to make sure you can really have fun later on without thinking of troubles.
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Apartment / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 6
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Features of this spacious accommodation include 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, open plan sitting room with dining area. 2 outdoor swimming pools, tennis court, a children's playground as well as a big garden. Fully fitted kitchen with electric hob, oven, microwave, fridge freezer, dishwasher. There is a spacious balcony overlooking the swimming pools and the tennis courts.
The apartment is fitted with air conditioning/heating and furnished in a modern style. Underground allocated parking space with automatic secure door. Supermarket and bus stops near by. Easy access to the beach and Vilamoura harbour. All linens and towels are provided.
Free WIFI in the apartment and within the complex.
|Sleeps up to 6, 2 bedrooms
|2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 En suites and 1 Shower rooms
|Nearest beach
|Falesia Beach 4 km
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|200 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Faro 22 km, Nearest railway: Loule-Quatro Estradas 5 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|DVD player
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Children's pool
|Air conditioning, Pool or snooker table, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Shared garden, Private tennis court
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
Baby cots can be arranged through our local representative. We offer Meet and Greet at the apartment with no extra charge. Our local representatives are very friendly and will help with any queries you may have.
|Further details outdoors
We strongly advise guests to hire a car as the apartment is not in a walking distance to the Marina, it is more convenient to have a car. The Marina is 10 minutes drive. The bus stop for the Marina is 2 minutes walk from the apartment. There are some nice restaurants near by.
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There is a children's play ground. The apartment is on the first floor overlooking the pool. We have two apartments next door to each other.
The Algarve region
Most people who come for an Algarve holiday will head for a destination in the Central Algarve. This is probably because the this area of the Algarve is the most commercialised and geared up for the 'tourist'. It has the largest concentration of hotels and apartments in the country and a selection of sporting and leisure activities to suit everyone.
The Central Algarve area stretches from Faro in the east to Portimão in the west, some 45 miles across. Faro is the capital of the Algarve, but it often ignored by visitors as a holiday destination, who consider it only as the place where the airport is. This is a shame because it is a vibrant town with plenty of history and architecture to enjoy.
From Faro, travelling north-west, you'll come to Almancil. This is a small town which acts as a hub for the resorts found along the costal stretch here. These are Quinta do Lago, Vale do Lobo and the Vila Sol Resort which are in the heart of Algarve's 'Golden Triangle' formed by Quinta do Lago, Vilamoura and Loulé. Right next to Vilamoura is its less glamorous neighbour Quarteira. In-between Quinta do Lago and Vale do Lobo are he smaller luxury developments of Dunas Douradas and Vale do Garrão.
Before you arrive at the bustling and most popular resort in the Central Algarve, Albufeira. you'll find the two purpose built resorts, Pine Cliffs and Balaia Golf Village near the town of Olhos d'Agua.
Travelling further west you'll find the resorts of Armação de Pera, a small resort dominated by high-rise buildings and the quiet village of Porches, famed for it's pottery. A little further along the coast is Carvoeiro , a pretty little resort still with the charms of the fishing village it once was. Travelling north and inland about 13km, you'll come to the historic town of Silves, once the capital of the Algarve, lying on the banks of the River Arade.
Travelling down the River Arade to the sea, on the eastern side is a small but attractive fishing village, Ferragudo, yet to be ravished by high-rise hotel developments.
On the other side of the Arade estuary, and now in the West Algarve is Portimao, a busy fishing port and an important commercial centre in the Algarve and its off-shoot the lively Praia da Rocha. Just down the road is the quieter fishing village of Alvor.
Vilamoura is one of the Algarve's most popular resorts, and so Vilamoura holidays are always in great demand. It was never a town that grew up to be a resort, rather an area that was specifically developed for tourism. It is now one of the largest tourist complexes in Europe. However it is well designed, well maintained and always beautifully manicured.
All types of people are attracted to Vilamoura holidays, from singles, couples and families to groups of sporting enthusiasts, particularly golfers. This is because it has something to offer everyone and caters for every budget. It has a wide selection of accommodation, plenty of places to eat and drink, great beaches and a vibrant nightlife. It is also a great place to simply come and relax.
It is an all-year round Algarve resort, and can become very crowded in the height of the season, with August (and the Portuguese school holidays) the busiest. But you'll still find plenty of visitors in the autumn and spring. Even in the winter, you'll see plenty of golf clubs on the carousel at Faro airport, the mild climate being a draw for golfers.
Vilamoura is only about 22km west of Faro, and thus no more than a 30 minute drive from the airport, so is very easily accessible, even for a long weekend.
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Dothan city schools could have better security soon.
The Dothan Police Department is applying for a grant that would help fund more school resource officers.
Tuesday, the city commission and school leaders entered into a formal agreement. If they receive the grant, the money will be used for SRO's.
This is just one more step in the application process.
"This is actually just starting the process. We've actually for the past 3 years have applied and been turned down. We hope and feel optimistic that we have a good chance," said Dothan City Manager Mike West.
They should know if they'll receive the grant by October.
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This week, meet the Intern Committee's newest member, Sara Faxon, a New York native who loves the outdoors and spends her time hiking, cooking, and going to see live music. Sara supports the team in all areas from university relations to onboarding, and recruiting.
Ok, let's get the basics out of the way. Where are you from and where did you go to school?
SF: I split the early years of my childhood between London and New York but consider myself a true New Yorker. For college I went to Washington University in St. Louis. I loved my layover in the Midwest but am definitely happy to be back on the east coast.
How did you get into PR and Peppercomm?
SF: I was always interested in the ways in which people communicate and disseminate information. Whether that be through language or writing, the human connection continues to fascinate me. I guess that is what drove me to major in Anthropology and Writing in college. I found myself excelling in classes that involved forward thinking and collaboration, so when I graduated I knew I wanted to find a job that offered me a similar environment. Peppercomm was a perfect fit since it encourages team work and pushes you to think out of the box.
What is your go-to interview question?
SF: I always ask specific questions about a candidate's past experience. While it is not necessary for them to have a background in public relations/communications coming into the internship, I look for people who can extract important skills or lessons from those past experiences and apply them to the field. It is always impressive and significant when someone can create a growth story from their past.
SF: While this industry can definitely be overwhelming at times, I think it is important for interns to be willing and open to adapt and jump in head first. A sense of curiosity is also necessary. At Peppercomm, our clients really run the gamut from consumer to financial and B2B. A willingness to really understand your client and their goals will definitely set one intern apart from the others.
What is your favorite thing about Peppercomm?
SF: For me, it is definitely the people and culture. Peppercomm creates such a supportive and fun environment but also pushes me to produce great work. It's hard to find an agency that really strikes that balance, perfectly. I'm constantly surprised by how patient and willing people are to teach me knew things and let me in on industry secrets. Peppercomm's culture is also unlike anywhere else. We have a designated 'culture committee' that organizes group activities like going to see a Broadway show, Dodgeball games and neighborhood tours!
Own Post-Grad Life Like You're the SchmidtPosted by: | Comments
Dear College Seniors,
Let's face it. There's a reason we refer to post-grad life as "the real world." The phrase reflects the idea that the college experience exists in a protected, bunker-like environment, shielded from the unsolicited elements of adulthood, such as corporate jargon and mid-summer obligations. But don't let this reality sway you to delay your diploma, for there are many benefits in store for those who "exit the bunker."
For verification, we need not look further than Kimmy Schmidt, star of "The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," Tina Fey's new sit-com featuring 29-year-old Kimmy as she adjusts to life in the Big Apple (like a boss) after spending 15 years in a doomsday cult bunker. So without further adieu, here are three Kimmy-inspired tricks to help you adapt to the real world upon your bunker departure:
1. Attitude is everything.
Sure, being within arm's reach of both your best friend and a red Solo cup at all times gets comfortable after four years, but there's no bigger bummer than the kid who got his/her diploma three years ago and is still residing in his/her parents' basement pouting about the fact that the college years are in the past. You'll come to find that for the most part, the most successful young adults are those who find it within themselves to believe the best is yet to come.
Take the pro-tip that Kimmy Schmidt shared with her roommate, Tituss, when he's facing a spell of uncertainty: "Life beats you up…you can either curl up in a ball and die like we thought Cindy did that time, or you can STAND UP and say, 'We're different. We're the strong ones. And you can't break us!'"
Hint: Don't be a Cindy.
2. Flee the comfort zone.
When it's time to bolt your bunker, don't just "go back to Dernsville and get your braces off" like Kimmy's fellow cult victim (the one in the pink sweater). You're in your early 20s; time to ditch the comfort zone in pursuit of adventure!
With a mere 8th grade education under her belt, Kimmy was able to relocate to NYC, land a job, and find a place to live. You already have several more resources than Kimmy had at her disposal upon exiting the bunker, and pretty soon you'll have a college degree to top it all off. USE IT. Do your research, put yourself out there, and pretty soon you'll be parroting Kimmy on phrases like, "What in the ham sandwich, I just got a job!"
3. Don't let the Richard Wayne Gary Wayne's of the world get you down.
In the unlikely event that you haven't realized this by now, the world is running rampant with difficult people—from biased professors and lazy peers, to unresponsive clients and corrupt executives. When you inevitably encounter one of these challenging individuals, you can either let it affect you, or you can borrow Kimmy's attitude toward Reverend Richard Wayne Gary Wayne, the cult leader responsible for kidnapping her and her fellow bunker hostages in the first place.
Rather than allowing RWGW's insanity to drive Kimmy to her breaking point, she rises up and focuses solely on those elements that are within her control. Take a hint and reinforce your spirit so as not to let the idiots of the world hinder your success. You too can become unbreakable.
So you see, just because you don't have sufficient weight in your wallet to hire Tina Fey to write your "life after college" story, doesn't mean you can't Tina F-ake it til' you make it. As the theme song goes, it's gonna' be "a fascinating transition" (dammit)!
Lessons of Laughter: 3 Takeaways from My Stand-Up Comedy DebutPosted by: | Comments
My first year as a Big Apple resident was a goldmine when it came to first-time experiences. From landing my first full-time job and devouring my first Cronut to encountering my first (and unfortunately not last) subway rats*, the NYC lifestyle has always kept me on my toes. After all I've been through in the last twelve-ish months, my favorite "first" came in mid-July when I had the opportunity to make my stand-up comedy debut at the Greenwich Village Comedy Club.
While I've toyed with the idea of taking on a stand-up gig for quite a while, I never thought a six-minute performance could have such an obvious impact on my outlook as it did. Here are a few key lessons I learned from my recent experience:
1. The fun of just going for it.
Having idolized Brian Regan** for years and dreamed of eventually becoming his female counterpart, I was excited to have the opportunity to officially get the ball rolling on the whole comedy thing. There was just one problem…I had no idea what I was doing. I'd taken stand-up and improv workshops through Peppercomm in the past, but had never actually performed in front of anyone before. It would have been really easy to simply decline participation, but where's the fun in that? Either way, I figured, my debut would end with a great story to tell: whether "that time I tried stand-up and completely bombed…classic," or, "that time I made my comedy debut back in 2014 and am now scheduled to audition for SNL!"
Overall, I was pretty happy with how my first routine went. While there were definitely some bits I could have done better, it turns out that a comedy club is a great place to laugh the little things off. Besides, next time I perform, I'll be coming at it with a little experience under my belt. Sometimes, you just have to go for it.
2. The importance of knowing your audience.
Prior to my stand-up debut, I knew that the audience would consist mainly of my colleagues, along with their friends and families. As such, I was challenged to craft a performance that was:
- Relevant to both PR and non-PR folks.
- Applicable to multiple generations.
- Appropriate enough to perform in front of my co-workers.
- Hilarious enough to get me promoted. (I'm joking.)
You wouldn't bring a celebrity gossip story to Sarah Needleman, just as you wouldn't tell a dirty joke to your grandmother. Whether you're pitching a Wall Street Journal reporter or fishing for laughs, determining your audience's needs ought to be step one in the communication process.
3. The perks of rolling with the punches.
While my routine was rooted in storytelling rather than banter or scripted dialogue, there was still plenty of room for hiccups. Case in point: the moment I walked on stage and immediately knocked over the mic stand. I could've let that moment affect the rest of my performance, or I could roll with the punches and carry on. Spoiler alert: I chose the latter.
Not only is improvisation a key to comedy, but it's also a key to business. When the scheduled speaker doesn't show up to a client event or a producer challenges your story angle, you can't crawl under your desk and fold under pressure. You have to pick up the pieces and improvise as you go.
So now, any time I'm on the phone with a tough reporter or a difficult client, I don't sweat it. If I can address a 60-person audience in a comedy club, I can certainly deal with a one-person audience on the other end of a phone line.
If there's even a small part of you that wants to give stand-up a whirl, then what are you waiting for? Remember, worst case scenario, you'll come out of it with a great story to tell.
* And realizing they aren't nearly as cute or hilarious as Disney makes them out to be in Ratatouille…this is not the same as this.
** Treat yo-self: Lousy in Little League
My First Job: The Night ShiftPosted by: | Comments
Today's guest post is by Peppercomm media and content specialist, Chris Gillick.
It was April 2003, college graduation was a month away, and I was soon to be spit out into the big bad world (i.e. mom's basement) with no job lined up. While I was certainly not alone, the competitor in me wanted to be able to tell my classmates during Senior Week that I had my act together.
I then got a voicemail on my house phone. (Remember those? To think that as recently as 2003 there were no such things as smartphones or Facebook.)
The call was about a currency trader job on Wall Street. This was not out of the blue, as I had positioned myself with relevant coursework and internships for a career in finance. But the job market in financial services at the time for recent graduates was the weakest it had been in decades.
This was a stark contrast to when I had entered college at the tail end of the go-go 90s. Professors were regaling stories of seniors getting multiple Wall Street job offers just for showing up to interviews. But the bursting of the dot-com bubble and the 9/11 tragedies that followed quickly ended the hire-if-they-have-a-pulse practices.
I rushed down to New York City later that week for the interview. The office was in a dingy old building just south of the real Wall Street, next to the famed bull statue. I was wearing my best (and only) suit and a red power tie. Despite portraying great confidence with my outfit, I was more nervous than I had ever been. My palms actually sweated as I filled out an application in the reception area.
After completing the paperwork and wiping said hand sweat onto my suit pants, I was ushered into "The Cage," a 7'x7' closet filled with a dozen computer screens flashing real-time currency prices. There I met with a manager not too much older than I was, along with a classic old-timer who had been in the business for 40 years and could have easily been confused for Joe Pesci in Goodfellas. During our meeting, they bombarded me with math problems and market-related questions, which I seemingly answered with ease, and told me that the job required work at all hours, including the overnight shift. I said I was fine with that. I just wanted a job. The actual hours themselves were irrelevant.
After seemingly passing muster with these two gentlemen, they told me to come back in 30 minutes to meet the partner in charge of the group. I walked outside of the building and sat in Bowling Green Park across the street, pondering the gravity of the situation. What kind of test is this? Who are these guys? What do they do? Am I going to get the job? It was a painfully long 30 minutes.
When I returned to The Cage, a bearded man with sunglasses walked in wearing sweatpants, smoking a Marlboro Red, and sporting a baseball cap that read "F#@% OFF". I couldn't have made up this story if I tried.
This was NOTHING like the investment banks in midtown I had interviewed with months earlier. Who is this character? What kind of place is this? This is Wall Street? Isn't everyone supposed to be dressed up, pedigreed and well-spoken? However, this could be more fun and interesting than working at a stuffy big bank, I thought. My conversation with the boss went something like this:
BOSS: "Are you Arab?"
(For the record, I have dark olive skin, and he was a Russian immigrant with strong ties in the Jewish community.)
ME: "No, I'm Irish and Italian."
(Needless to say, I wanted the job and was hardly concerned about the blatant HR violation that he had just committed.)
BOSS: "Well, you look Arab. Are you willing to work nights?"
ME: "Yes, that's fine."
BOSS: "Good, we're gonna offer you the job."
No waiting for callbacks. No second or third rounds. No Super Saturdays. No BS. Two weeks after graduation, I was a currency trader on Wall Street.
My third day on the job, around 8 AM in the morning, I walked onto the trading desk during a very volatile moment in the market. I had no idea what was going on. One soon-to-be relieved night shift trader asked me, "Hey, did they teach you how to make prices yet?"
"Good. You're on Dollar-Canada!"
Before I could even blink, I sat down at a computer terminal and made a price in the Canadian dollar that was a full cent away what it should have been – a massive discrepancy. Not even three days into my tenure on Wall Street, I had just caused major problems to my firm's trading system, blowing through every safeguard meant to prevent such an error. I'm lucky I wasn't fired right then and there. Given that my fingerprints were all over an unnecessary spike in our price chart of the Canadian dollar, from that day on I was known as "Spike" to the rest of the team. At first I objected to the name, but there was no way I was ever living this down. The name Spike stuck.
Eventually I got the hang of what I was doing, and after about a year working conventional hours, I was assigned to "the night shift." My hours were now from midnight to 8AM. At first it wasn't so bad. I had the freedom to do what I wanted during the day, and could choose whatever hours I wanted to sleep. It only took me a week or two to get used to it.
There were other benefits as well. For one, my drycleaning bill plummeted because I didn't have to get dressed up for work. When I walked to the subway just after 8 AM, fighting the crowds in suits going the other way, I felt like I had a leg up on the rest of the population having already done my time at work. I really got to know my colleagues better personally, as there were no external distractions overnight and we were free to talk more openly with each other. Plus, have you ever been to happy hour at 8:30 in the morning? I spent several Thursday and Friday mornings at the South Street Seaport with my colleagues downing 32 oz Styrofoam buckets of beer for $1.75 each. The only other fellow degenerates at Jeremy's Ale House at that hour were the Fulton Fish Market workers, a fun bunch indeed.
I stayed at that job for a few years before moving onto a smaller startup competitor. But after 4 years of a round the clock lifestyle, coupled with the concurrent demise of that startup, I realized that I was better at talking and writing about finance than doing it. That epiphany led to stints as a financial journalist and eventually my current career in public relations working with financial services clients.
The night shift taught me this important reality: work can be done at any hour anywhere around the globe. Lots of people make their living working overnight, whether it be a doorman for an apartment building, a construction worker, or a police officer. For creative types, sometimes their best work is done at night, free from the distractions of emails, phone calls and texts we receive during the day.
In short, unconventional hours can yield unconventional experiences, which yield unconventional results. In the end, it's always a more fun story to tell.
The Intern Spotlight: Jess SchramPosted by: | Comments
In today's post, meet one Peppercomm's amazing Summer interns, Jess Schram.
1) Tell us about yourself—where did you/do you go to school, where are you from and what brought you to Peppercomm?
Hi there! I'm Jess—a rising senior at the University of Maryland, College Park. I grew up in the suburbs of New Jersey in a town called Freehold, which is about 15 minutes from Six Flags and only a short car ride from the beach. If you really knew me, you would know a few things:
- I'm a pescatarian (because I couldn't give up sushi).
- I'm a hula hooper (because I couldn't give up childhood).
- I'm a Kiwi (because I couldn't give up New Zealand after studying abroad).
My interest in Peppercomm stems from a class project I had two years ago, which challenged me to interview a communications professional for writing tips in the PR industry. At the time, my uncle was a communications executive for one of Peppercomm's clients, and put me in touch with Partner and President of Peppercomm, Ted Birkhahn, for an interview.
Like any good student, I did some research before making the call, and was very impressed with what I found. After browsing Peppercomm's website(s), I realized my uncle set me up for something greater than I expected. And by greater, I mean more intimidating. And by more intimidating I mean, "Holy smokes! This place is the real deal."
On first blush I learned that Peppercomm had recently been dubbed one of the best places to work in NYC by Crain's New York Business and also boasted some of the best campaigns I'd ever seen. It was at that moment I knew my informational interview wasn't going to be just "for class." This interview was a stepping stone toward something bigger—a future internship at Peppercomm—and I was determined to make it count . . .
. . . I guess it worked.
2) What area of the industry do you find the most appealing and why?
I like PR because I think it's the perfect combination of business and journalism. Think about it—business professionals are the brains of a company, and reporters are the voices of the people, but PR practitioners are a perfect combination of the two. The public relations industry appeals to me because it is one of the only fields to specialize in connecting businesses with people, and I am drawn to creating these symbiotic relationships.
3) Any surprises or revelations about your role, the industry or Peppercomm?
If working here has taught me anything, it's that Peppercomm certainly strays from the norm… in a good way. Last week I had coffee with a University of Maryland alumna in the PR industry at a different agency and asked her questions about entry level public relations in the city. The former Terp was very honest, which I appreciate, but told me things I was not expecting.
For starters, the alumna explained that some agencies do not allow entry-level associates to participate in client calls or pitch reporters. I was shocked! How could I go from being treated like an account executive to being completely out of the loop from client initiatives? Not for me.
After speaking with the former Terp, I feel fortunate that Peppercomm allowed me to dabble in what appears to be "unchartered waters" for entry levels, and will certainly do my homework when shopping for the best experience after graduation.
4) Where do you see yourself going in the industry?
Although I've learned a lot this summer, Peppercomm has me hungry for more. I loved being exposed to the strategic/creative realm of communications and enjoyed participating in campaign brainstorms and co-owning the social media ideas for our intern program, the PeppSquad.
In the future, I hope to be in a role that encompasses strategy and planning and has less to do with day to day media relations and pitching. My true passion lies in storytelling through digital media, and I hope to one day have a career that allows me to do just that.


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There is no stretching the truth when Devon Alexander was said to be a boxing child prodigy or that he grew up in the sport. At age 7, Devon's older brothers Lamar, 12 and Vaughan, 8, ventured across the street from a basketball court they were playing on in St. Louis to go inside Kevin Cunningham's Hyde Park boxing gym. All three would go on to box professionally.
Soon after, the Alexander brothers had begun learning the basics of the art of pugilism.
"Devon was excited about learning," said Cunningham. "He loves to train. The more you push him the harder he works. You don't have to baby-sit him."
Devon went on to become one of the most celebrated amateur boxers in the country. He won every title available in St. Louis before amassing a staggering list of national championships.
Alexander was a four-time Silver Gloves national champion from age 10—14; three-time Police Athletic League national champion; 2001 Junior Golden Gloves national champion and Junior Olympic national champion before moving on to win the World Junior Olympics where he was also named Best Boxer; and 2003 U.S. National Champion for those 19 and under.
He won the U.S. National Championship 2004 in the 141 pound junior welterweight division and was invited to join the U.S. National Team where he was victorious in the dual meets against Sweden, England, Puerto Rico and others. He sailed through the Olympic trials before facing Rock Allen in the finals. In a controversial match where Cunningham said Alexander was "robbed," the computer scoring had ended in a 15- 15 draw. A punch count tally was used to break the tie, and Allen was declared champion.
After over 300 wins against only 10 losses in the amateur ranks, Alexander, barely 17 and still just a junior at Vashon High School in St. Louis, turned pro on May 20, 2004.
Following an 8-0 start, Alexander defeated Tyler Ziolkowski via first round TKO to win the WBC Youth welterweight title. At this point, he began his entry into the realm of world class competition, and during the first major step up on January 19, 2008, Alexander did not disappoint. He competed for the vacant WBC Continental Americas junior welterweight championship against former world champion Demarcus Corley and easily defeated him via 12 round decision.
Alexander's next bout was against WBA Federlatin Champion Miguel Callist. He put on a boxing clinic against Callist and again won a lopsided decision, elevating himself to the WBC's number one contender spot at 140 pounds.
On August 1, 2009, Alexander got his shot at the WBC world title against Junior Witter, and he dominated his foe for eight rounds, causing Witter to quit on his stool before the ninth round.
The newly crowned champion accepted a Key to the City from St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay on August 6, 2009 at St. Louis City Hall. Slay congratulated Alexander on winning his first world title and for setting a great example for young people by showing the benefits of hard work, dedication and avoidance of drugs and alcohol.
On March 6, 2010 Alexander retained his WBC title and captured the IBF title as he stopped former champion Juan Urango at 1:12 of round number eight, and on August 8, 2010 Alexander turned in a solid effort in disposing of the pesky Andriy Kotelnik via 12 round decision.
Alexander would go on to suffer his first career loss to Tim Bradley on January 29, 2011 after multiple head butts caused cuts over both his eyes. The fight was stopped by the ringside physician in the 10th round due to fear of permanent paralysis of the exposed nerve. But on June 25, 2011, he bounced back with an exciting, back and forth, crowd pleasing 10 round decision victory against knockout artist Lucas Matthysse.
After the fight, Alexander announced that he would be moving up to welterweight after struggling to make 140 in his last couple of fights, and on February 25, 2012, he will make his 147-pound debut against Marcos Maidana.


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It's a tough question, but Manufacturing Digital tries to crack it in the article "Inventory Control: Getting Lean, Mean & Effective", which appears in its July issue. http://www.manufacturingdigital.com/
Inventory - whether it's raw materials in the warehouse, parts at the lineside, work in process (WIP), or finished goods - is cash tied up in the business. In excess it can halt business cash flow, occupy valuable space and impede flow around the factory.
"Moreover, as soon as goods are delivered into a company they start to consume resources with storage, heating or chilling, lighting and administration, incurring cost," explained Craig Dunn, lean operations manager at Willerby Holiday Homes. Eventually, idle inventory runs the risk of becoming obsolete, either as it reaches the end of its shelf life or as product design moves on.
Finding the optimum level of inventory is therefore vital. "Too much inventory certainly impacts the health of an organization,"
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November 29, 2015
A U.S. immigration judge has ordered a man arrested in Massachusetts during the probe into the failed Times Square bombing deported to his native Pakistan.
The ruling in the case of 27-year-old Aftab Khan was made Thursday by Judge Robin Feder and announced Friday.
Khan was one of three men arrested on immigration charges May 13
and suspected of supplying money to the primary suspect, Faisal
Shahzad. But authorities say the men may not
have known how the money would be used.
Khan's lawyer had asked the judge to allow his client to voluntarily leave the country. Federal authorities had asked the judge to keep Khan in the United States.
Khan says he never heard of Shahzad before his arrest. But federal authorities say Khan had Shahzad's name in his cell phone and written on an envelope.
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Kamal began his enterprise with his own capital, money that he had saved with much effort and hard work. He feels very good because this business generates daily earnings for him as he sells his products in the community where he lives. One of his expectations is to expand his business.
Kamal wants to stock more food products and improve his sales; the additional earnings will allow him to continue investing in his business to enable it to grow. He is therefore requesting a youth loan of 200,000 YER from AMB to buy rice, sugar, oil, soap, soft drinks, etc.
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This loan is helping support a borrower who is 30 or under. Because many young people lack business experience or established credit histories, it can be even more difficult for them to access financial services. By funding this youth loan, you are expanding opportunity for a young person with limited resources.
About Al-Amal Microfinance BankAl-Amal reaches out to low-income micro-entrepreneurs and small business owners in Yemen with a suite of credit, savings, and insurance products tailored for Muslim borrowers. Before lending through Al-Amal, please consider the following:
1) Due to ongoing security concerns, full due-diligence of Al-Amal was conducted remotely rather than on-site. This makes Al-Amal atypical among Kiva's Field Partners, as Kiva staff have not conducted an on-site assessment. Al-Amal's assessment included in-person meetings with the top management in other, more secure locations in the Middle East.
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Additionally, all of Al-Amal's products are Sharia compliant and customized for its Muslim clients. Most of the loans are structured as Murabaha interest free loans. Al-Amal purchases goods for its borrowers and charges them a markup or fee. Al-Amal is also experimenting with Ijarah loans (an Islamic leasing product). For more information on Islamic microfinance, please click here.
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I agree about William Jolly , all my work has been to his notes.
I solarize both print and negative. PE welcome to jump in here and state what we do is not solarization.
Metol, sodium sulfite, sodium carbonate, sodium bromide for the first dev
Potassium Bromide flood for the second developer if you want a more funkier toning solution.
I flash half way between the development two minutes in first -- put print in second dev-- flash-- process out as normal , stop fix wash exactly as normal
I have a permanent flashing unit hooked to a timer which gives more or less power with a stop system.. the flash is set at a distance to be able to easily flash 30 x40 prints.
I adjust the power based on the size of the prints.
I also use this same system now for my 8x10 negatives , I do two at a time and flash half way between the developer. for film I do not use a Potassium Bromide charge.
Also slight under exposure of the original scene works well. The camera image is recent and is a negative solarization, I am using an 100yr old studio 8x10 camera with hot lights and for table top work have a f22 four steamboat exposure.
This is really one of the most enjoyable processes I have ever done and it is my long term goal to keep making these kinds of prints for show work.