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Without "no" there is no strategy
Posted by Steven Noble on July 22, 2008
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[Posted by Steven Noble]
Most interactive agencies owe their success to their tenacity, not strategy.
The cornerstone of strategy is focus, and that involves knowing how to say "no". For example:
- "We only bid for integrated marketing campaigns, as our main strength is our diverse workforce which allows us to work across marketing disciplines"
- "Our priority is winning simple, repeatable, web development projects because that allows us to be the cheapest local vendor in this market"
- "We've walked away from most government and B2B work, because our business is built on creativity and consumer marketers are willing to pay for it"
Offering anything to anyone can be a strategy — but only if you turn every service into a product, drive inefficiency out of every process, and say "no" to personal service. That doesn't sound like many interactive agencies to me.
For most agencies, the first step towards creating a strategy is forcing themselves to decide where they'll say "no" — which market opportunities they won't chase — and relentlessly focusing on the rest.
re: Without "no" there is no strategy
Stephen, very interesting comments on interactive agency strategy. Could you please expand on your point about saying no to personal service. This seems to be exactly what many clients want from us! Cheers, Anna
re: Without "no" there is no strategy
@Anna: Exactly. The classic example of successfully selling everyone everything would be a low-cost department store, where the range is good, the prices are even better, but you've got to find it and pack it yourself. Some of these stores are very profitable businesses, because they've mastered that kind of strategy.However, there are good reasons why this doesn't sound like many interactive agencies. You don't want clients finding and packing your services themselves.I was basically just saying "in the greater world of business, there is another legitimate box in a strategy map, but usually it's not a box you're gonna tick".
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God, I love the way you think!I've applied exactly this approach to my own business and have had phenomenal results. There is nothing that raises your stature as a specialist more than walking away from work that is "beneath" you or outside the scope of your primary objective as a company.We get so caught up in the fear of where the next contract is going to come from, that we often throw out our mission statement (and our integrity) in favor of a safe route to financial goals.The trouble in doing this, though, is that we aren't considering the long-range impact to our financial growth. And in so doing, we run the risk of being seen as a middling player who will take any project, rather than an exclusive provider of premium services that not everyone gets to work with. We also do nothing to further the cause of what we believe in and allow our clients (or bosses) to run rough shod over the ideals of integrated marketing that we espouse.A great analogy for this is the database marketing realm. For years many DB Marketers would sell the whole analytics solution and then just settle for the blind mailer that the client was willing to do. In the process, it took years longer than it should have to evolve DB marketing into the refined targeting machine it is today for many companies.Anyway, off my soapbox again. Excellent post.Bob
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@Bob: Glad to see it worked for you. Turning down work is hard, but not as hard as pitching for work where you don't have a clear strategic advantage.
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Somerset —
With regional meets at the tail of the week, local track and field teams got in one final tune-up in Saturday afternoon at the Pulaski County Invitational.
Meet host Pulaski, despite poor cold and rainy conditions, beat the field on the boys' side with a meet-high 185 points. Southwestern, who has made strides all-season long, grabbed the runner-up spot with 99.50 points. With most of the team not participating in the meet due to prom, Somerset came home in the sixth position with 41 points.
In the girls' standings, Rockcastle County took home the first place trophy with 140 points. The Southwestern Lady Warriors took the second position with 118 points, while the meet host Lady Maroons finished third with 101 points. Somerset, also with much of their squad not participating due to prom, rounded out the top ten with 17 points.
Pulaski senior Alec Wooldridge had himself a nice afternoon, as he had four first place finishes – 100-meter dash (11.55 seconds), 200-meter dash (23.55 seconds), 400-meter dash (52.97 seconds), and the 1600-meter relay (3:30). Joining Wooldridge on the winning relay team was Jimmy Goldson, Austin Hyden, and Kaleb Rowe.
With a clocking of 9:51, Mason Blevins won the two-mile run. Austin Hyden, who also finished third in the long jump, won the high jump event with a jump of 5'08". Goldson won the 800-meter run (2:08) and finished second in the triple jump (42-01"). Rowe grabbed first place in the triple jump (43'10") and second in the long jump (19'03").
Also for Pulaski, Jake Hudson finished second in the 110-meter high hurdle event with a time of 16.76 seconds. Hudson was a part of the 400-meter relay team that finished second. Aaron Flatt, Thomas Gholson, and Josh O'Connor joined Hudson on the team. The same quartet grabbed the second spot in the 800-meter relay.
The Maroons also won the 3200-meter relay, as Blevins, Goldson, Austin Hyden, and Matthew Crawford, ran a time of 8:25. The Southwestern squad of Spencer Brainard, Nathan Hansford, Cory Owens, and Jordan Carrington, finished second with a time of 8:51.
For Southwestern, Owens grabbed a pair of second place finishes in the mile and two-mile runs, while teammate Carrington finished third in the mile. Jamme Butler won the pole vault event with a vault of 9'00", while the Maroons' Alex Wilson finished second.
Somerset was led by a second place finish from Will Lange in the 200-meter dash, along with second and third place finishes in the hurdle events from Tyler Megargel.
Three Lady Warrior relay teams had second place finishes – 400-meter, 1600-meter, and 3200-meter. The 400-meter relay team consisted of Cassidy Schulz, Jade Mounce, Samantha Fitzgerald, and Alexis Lovins, while the 1600-meter relay squad was made up of Schulz, Tiffany Russell, Chaney Williams, and Justice Clayton.
The Lady Maroon team of Allie Stevens, Paige Ingram, Alyssa Hyden, and Peyton 'Pey Pey' Ingram, kicked off the meet with a winning time of 10:41 in the 3200-meter relay. Southwestern's quartet of Clayton, Russell, Leanne Crowder, and Ashley Phelps, finished second with a time of 11:36 meet.
Lovins had two second place finishes Saturday – the 100-meter dash (13.40 seconds) and long jump (15'06"). Schulz had a pair of third place finishes in the 100-meter dash (13.45 seconds) and 200-meter dash (28.43 seconds).
Also for the Lady Warriors, Hannah Norris won high jump event with a jump of 4'08". Ashley Phelps finished second in the two mile run (13:17). With a vault of 6'06", teammate Taylor Burdine finished second in the pole vault. Somerset's Halie won the pole vault event with a vault of 7'06".
The Lady Maroons were paced by a pair of first place finishes from eighth-grader Alyssa Hyden, who won the mile (5:39) and the 800-meter run (2:30). Teammate Paige Ingram came home in the runner-up spot in both events with a time of 5:51 in the mile and 2:38 in the 800-meter run.
Peyton 'Pey Pey' Ingram beat the field in the two-mile run, as the Lady Maroon freshman ran the eight-lap race in a time of 12:34. Middle schooler Devin Mayfield, a member of the Pulaski 'B' team, finished third in the mile with a time of 5:57. Eulah Perkins finished second in the shot put with a throw of 28'1.50".
Southwestern and Pulaski will compete in the Class AAA Region 7 Championship on Thursday night at Southwestern High School. Somerset, meanwhile, will travel to Williamsburg on Saturday to compete in the Class A Region 6 Championship at the University of the Cumberlands.
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Lady Jumpers' late rally tops Pulaski
After having a no hitter thrown against them on Monday at North Laurel, the Somerset Lady Jumper softball team got out to another slow start at the plate on Tuesday afternoon at Pulaski County.
Somerset runs down Maroons
With a win over Somerset on Monday afternoon, the Pulaski County Maroons could have all but sewn up a number one seed inside the 47th District.
This Girl is on Fire
Two-time KHSAA Class A triple jump state champion Somerset High School junior Maranda Mills is off to a blazing start to her track season this spring.
Pulaski holds off Rockets
After giving up two runs to Rockcastle County High School in the opening half of the first inning, the Pulaski County High School baseball team looked as if they might be in trouble in this pivotal District 47 match-up.
Briar Jumpers nuke Casey County
After a district loss to Rockcastle County on Tuesday, followed by a devastating Class "A" Regional Championship loss to the Danville Admirals on Wednesday, the Somerset High School Briar Jumpers needed to get back on track.
Maranda Mills, Austin Hyden win meet MVP's
The weather on Saturday was perfect for the 38th annual Joan Spurlock Lake Cumberland Classic at Somerset High School's Joan Spurlock Track Complex.
Justin Edwards, Virginia Scott named County Basketball Players of the Year
The 2013-'14 high school basketball season was one that saw both Southwestern hoops teams advance all the way to the regional semi finals, while the PC boys won a fifth consecutive district tournament, and the Somerset Lady Jumpers earned a berth in a regional tourney for the second year in a row.
Lady Jumpers hold off Pulaski
It's been a rough few days for first-year head coach Brad Gover and the Pulaski County Lady Maroon softball team.
The 'New' Lady Maroons show no signs of giving up
With the Somerset Lady Jumpers holding the best softball record in the 12th Region, and Pulaski just six days removed from a massive mutiny – nobody expected much of a game.
Warrior anglers win Region
In only their first year in competition, the Southwestern High School bass fishing team wasted little time to show their dominance in the newly recognized KHSAA sport.
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Another Medea
Performed by Tom Hewitt; Written & Directed by Aaron Mark
In Another Medea, we meet the incarcerated Marcus Sharp, a onetime New York actor who recounts in gruesome detail how his obsessions with a man named Jason and the myth of Medea lead to horrific, unspeakable events. Tom Hewitt plays Marcus and others in this frighteningly provocative minimalist monodrama.
Beyond Words
Written & performed by Bill Bowers; Directed by Scott Illingworth
In a visual poetical world, Bill Bowers takes us on a journey from Boyhood to Manhood, and explores how culture informs gender. One of the most acclaimed multi-disciplinary artists in America today, Bowers employs a mixture music, monologues and mime to create a vibrant montage of stories that is Beyond Words.
A Carlin Home Companion: Growing Up with George
Written & performed by Kelly Carlin; Directed by Paul Provenza
Deftly weaving her amusing yet poignant family stories with classic video footage of her father's career and family memorabilia, Kelly Carlin, the only child of iconoclastic comedian George Carlin, takes the audience on a roller coaster ride of emotions and pulls back the curtain on their life together off stage.
Written & performed by Vichet Chum; Directed by Kyle Schaefer & Emily Ritger
To supplement his meager artistic life, Guy works graveyard shifts at the Hotel East Houston in New York City. Between the hours of 11pm and 7am, the hotel lobby transforms into a theater for Guy's dreams. There, he encounters his parents, Ma and Ba and their stories of sacrifice and survival.
A Little Potato and Hard to Peel
Written & performed by David Harrell; Directed by Kirk White
In A Little Potato and Hard to Peel, David Harrell takes the audience on a journey that begins with the day he was born without his right hand. What starts out as one man's challenge to accept his own strengths and limitations becomes a compelling charge for us all.
The Other Mozart
Written and performed by Sylvia Milo; Directed by Isaac Byrne
The Other Mozart is a play about Nannerl Mozart, the sister of Amadeus. It tells
the true story of this prodigy, a keyboard virtuoso and composer, who as a child
toured through all of Europe performing with her brother, to equal acclaim, but
who faded away and left behind nothing of her own.
Slut Energy Theory
Written & performed by Rene Marie; Directed by donnie l. betts
Told through music, spoken word and monologue, U'Dean speaks her mind as an elderly, yet ageless, woman whose harrowing life experiences have left her anything but speechless. From the opening song, she tells you exactly what she thinks about sex, heaven, lies, truth, you, herself and whatever else you might ask her – if you have the nerve. Written and performed by award winning vocal artist Rene Marie, Slut Energy Theory is one woman's story about abuse, laughter, life, & pushin' on through to the other side.
Those Who Can't Do…
Written and performed by Erin Fleck; Directed by Shari Hollett
Shame. That's what haunts high school teacher, Lillian Campbell. Lillian finds herself in the middle of a sex scandal involving her grade nine girls and the majority of the senior hockey team. In order to battle the humiliation and shame forced upon the girls, she must first battle her own.
Workshops/Master Class
SLAM! (Sing Like a MotherF#$*@^%!) for Solo
Taught by Rene Marie
Award winning singer and AFO perfomer Rene Marie presents SLAM!. SLAM! is a vocal therapy workshop designed to tackle the most troubling issues you may have about your voice / acting / singing. The goal of SLAM! is to reconnect you with your voice and learn how to listen to what your voice is telling you, listen to where it wants to go and what it wants to do. And then finding the courage to do it. Together we will open some doors, let the fresh air in and shine some light on the negative messages you may have received about your voice in the past – and the ones you continue to give yourself today. As we work through this process, you can use your fears and so-called flaws to sing / speak / act like a motherf*cker!
Oh, the Voices in My Head! Befriending the Gremlins of the Solo Show Process
Taught by Kelly Carlin
Using her ten years of experience as a creative life coach, Kelly Carlin guides you through exercises that help you to embrace the voices in your head to overcome resistance, procrastination and fear, and connect you to a sense of possibility, empowerment and freedom. Whether you're dealing with writer's block, stage fright, or just a general sense of "What is next?", you will walk away with a fresh perspective and a few new tools in your creative tool belt.
The Voice of the Body
Taught by Bill Bowers
Actor and mime Bill Bowers has written 5 plays, and very little of his "writing process" involves a pen and paper. Join Bill for a fun filled workshop that incorporates Creative Movement and Mime as a means of supporting and augmenting the writer's process. Explore how to be led by one's "physical imagination" to surprising new places.
Thinking with the body, following impulses, and simply playing can turn the keys within us all toward more honest, creative work.
Soaring to Solo Superstardom (A How-to on Booking More PAYING Solo-Show Gigs)
Taught by Josh Rivedal
In this workshop, you'll discover how solo-show performer, Josh Rivedal, went from being thousands of dollars in debt on his one-man show The Gospel According to Josh, to a full time international career that's grossed more than $75,000 in only two years.
You'll learn how to: create a niche or specialized market for your solo-show, establish yourself as king or queen of that niche, get your solo-show booked within that niche market, network inside and outside the arts, manage the "brand" of your solo-show, market your solo-show using social media and other innovative tools, and how to set a price for your solo-show. There will be also be a question and answer period to discuss in further depth the concepts taught in the seminar.
Writing for Solo Performance
Taught by Gretchen Cryer (AFO Advisory Board member)
One of our most popular workshops returns! Whether your intent is stage performance, a short story, memoir, or novel, this workshop will help you access intense memories and write without censoring yourself. It will allow you to explore and enjoy the satisfaction of writing a first person narrative in the present tense, drawing from your own worlds of experience. The workshop will help you find your story and unlock its emotive potential. And finally, it will help you find your voice as both writer and performer, concluding with a reading of your material with full energy and a fully expressive body.
Acting on Impulse
Taught by Deb Margolin (AFO Advisory Board member)
Solo performance calls on the artist for a kind of immediacy and presentness common to all acting, but extraordinarily demanding on the solo stage. ACTING ON IMPULSE workshop will explore the joy and discipline of being fully present, in comical and rich conversation with ourselves and those around us. Impulsivity; the availability and receptivity of the mind and body to the exact moment they're in, is the key to truthfulness and aliveness, in solo performance, any kind of performance, and life itself! Methods for evoking sensitivity and presentness in the moment, through extended study of behaving on impulse, will make us all silly, breathless and in love!
During the festival, All For One offers panel discussions allowing you to gain new insight into the world of solo theatre and theatre at large. Solo artists and theatre professionals sit on each panel and provide knowledge from their experience to help solo performers and other artists achieve success.
Know Thyself: The Autobiographical Solo Show
"Every autobiography is concerned with two characters, a Don Quixote, the Ego, and a Sancho Panza, the Self." – W. H. Auden
Autobiographical shows span genres and topic, but share at their core an intimacy stemming from personal, lived experiences. In this panel, AFO performers take the stage, together, to discuss the hows and whys of autobiographical solo shows.
"And at last you'll know with surpassing certainty that only one thing is more frightening than speaking your truth. And that is not speaking." – Audre Lorde
Why tell women's stories? Can storytelling bring power to those who have been silenced? Past and present AFO performers discuss their solo shows dedicated to shining light on the untold stories of women from around the world.
Something Wicked: Writing and Performing Dangerous Characters
"By the pricking of my thumbs, something wicked this way comes." – Macbeth; William Shakespeare Showcasing characters who are, in the character's minds, above morality and the law, AFO performers discuss the sociopathic, psychotic, and/or criminal characters whose stories they tell.
God I Hope I Get It: Submissions 101
Representatives from some of NYC's leading festivals will present some tips, tricks, and pitfalls of festival applications from submissions announcement through acceptance and beyond!
Minding Your P's and Cues: How to Speak Tech
Do you feel like technicians speak an alien language? Wondering how to convey your vision to a designer? Or do you just want to make your team's communication flow a little more smoothly? All For One presents a panel of technical experts to explain how to talk tech, even if you can't tell a twofer from an XLR.
Producing and Contracting for Your Solo Show
All For One's most requested panel is back again. Join a range of producers, lawyers, and administrators for this talk on the practical and legal do's, don'ts, and how-to's of solo show producing.
Special Events
AFO Artist in Residence Program
The 2013 AFO Artist in Residence is James Judd. AFOFest 2013 is excited to present two workshop performances of James' new solo show, Killer Quack.
Killer Quack
Written and performed by James Judd; Directed by Kevin Kennison
A true crime story. Dean Faiello posed as an Upper East Side doctor until one of his patients was discovered buried in his garage. The New York Post headlines called him The Killer Quack. James Judd was just another of his victims until he began receiving letters from Attica.
For the first time ever, All For One Theater Festival is proud to present a solo show for young audiences:
The Boy Who Would Be Captain Hook
Performed by David Harrell; Directed by Kirk White
David Harrell brings to life a story of his childhood. Born without his right hand and fitted with a prothetic hook, he's not included in the games of recess until the game becomes Peter Pan! He is the perfect Captain Hook but soon grows tired of playing the part and decides he wants to be a hero. What happens when you decide not to be defined by your circumstances and change the game?
AFO Festival Salon
In addition to AFO festival programming, All For One is proud to announce the Festival Salon. The Salon will celebrate the vibrant and thriving solo theatre community with an evening of 10-minute excerpts from new works by up-and-coming solo performers, including the winner of the FRIGID One Award. This performance is open to all for a suggested donation of $10 at the door!
Thursday, November 7 at 7pm
AFO Mentor Project
Come and see the future of solo performance at the 2013 AFO Mentor Project Showcase!
October 28 at 7pm. Tickets: $15 suggested donation.
38 Commerce Street
New York, NY 10014
Situated in a landmark building in Greenwich Village, Cherry Lane Theatre serves as a vital lab for the development of new American works and a home for groundbreaking productions of both new and classic theater of the highest caliber. As New York's longest continuously running Off-Broadway theatre, Cherry Lane has helped to define American drama, fostering fresh, daring, and relevant theater for 87 years. www.cherrylanetheatre.org


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How to learn BJJ White Belt 3 Month Course in Western Mass at Team Link BJJ with Coach Marco Alvan
If you are in the Springfield area and want to learn BJJ make sure to clear your schedule so you can attend every class in this 3 month BJJ course. We will train every Monday and Wednesday night starting at 6pm. I give you my word that after this 3 month BJJ course you will have a new view of BJJ, you will have learned some of the basic Brazilian Jiu Jitsu fundamentals and will be able to enjoy it more!
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Team Link Fighter Brent Kinberger Wins Main Event at Combat Zone 48
Team Link Hooksetts BJJ black belt and MMA fighter, Brent Kinberger made a triumphant comeback from an almost four-year layoff Friday night. He put on a great performance and won the main event of Combat Zone MMA's "All or Nothing" card by unanimous decision over Mervin Rodriguez at a packed Sports Club at Rockingham Park this past weekend on April 5th 2014.
The 41-year-old Kinberger, formerly the Northeast's top-ranked fighter in his weight class, also had to overcome an 11-year age disadvantage to his opponent in addition to shaking off some ring rust. Yet the electrical engineer won every round on the judges' scorecard, using superior take-downs and stellar mat work in the lightweight battle to prevail 30-27.
"I got that ring rust off real quick," Kinberger said. "(Rodriguez) had a weird strategy. He was trying to stay away from me, but in all of his other fights he had come forward blasting, so I was ready for that. I waited, and when he came at me, I got the take-downs I wanted and pretty much dominated the fight on the ground. I don't feel like I made any mistakes. He's a really tough guy, but I came out unscathed, and I feel great."
Kinberger, who had Bellator fighter Perry Filkins working his corner as part of the Team Link crew, upped his record to 6-3. Rodriguez, who hails from Newark N.J., dropped to 5-8.
Springfield MA Fighter Jeff Bok Remains Undefeated in Four Bouts
Light Heavy Weight Western Mass Team Link fighter Jeff Bok wins his fight on April 5th for Premier FC and keeps his undefeated record of 4-0
Here is the review of the fight: Jeff gets in a combo then they clinch. He gets the take down and is laying down some brutal hammer fists. Joe is getting in some up kicks that connect to the face in an amateur fight. Jeff passes to full mount and finishes Joe off by raining down a slew of hammer fists that Joe has no answer for.
Jeff Bok defeats Joe Lexus via TKO stoppage due to unanswered strikes at 2:34 in Rd 1.
Western Mass BJJ Black Belt Ricardo Funch to Fight at CES MMA
Springfield MMA fighter Ricardo Funch makes his CES MMA debut on June at Twin River Casino vs. Brett Oteri. Funch, 4x UFC veteran, will do battle in New England's top welterweight division. It is going to be night to remember. Tickets will be available here at Link BJJ Springfield MA and will be available soon at all Team Link locations.
IBJJF Boston Open 2014 on April 5th
The IBJJF Boston Open is being held on April 5th 2014. That is this Saturday coming up. We would like to say good luck to all Team Link members that will be competing.
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Thiago "minu" Meller Signs with Bellator and Plans To Make A Big Impact In the Lightweight Division
Thiago "minu" Meller (19-5) fresh off his first round TKO victory over Clay French (19-7) in the main event at XFC International has signed a multi-fight contract with Bellator. The Boxer MMA product is currently on a five fight winning streak and looking to make a big impact on Bellator's lightweight division. Thiago, who is managed by the team of Marco Alvan & Dan Hagan, is making his first appearance in a major MMA promotion. "He has fought some of the best in the world and has the experience and skills to be a serious contender in Bellator", says Alvan. For Thiago, being in Bellator means being a step closer toward his goal of winning a world title. "To be a part of Bellator is a dream come true for me as a fighter, I'm going to make the most out of this opportunity. My goal has always been to win a world title, and that's what I'm here to do!" Thiago is an exciting fighter and finisher whose 18 out of 19 wins have come by way of stoppage. "I come to finish my fights and make it exciting for the fans; they are my number one priority!" Bellator's deal with Fox Sports Latin America will make it possible for Thiago to continue to fight in front of fans in his home country of Brazil, where he's an active fourteen year member of the Brazilian army. "I am proud to be able to keep a connection with my fans in Brazil through the Bellator TV deal. I also hope to make new fans in America and throughout the world." Thiago's first fight in Bellator has not yet been scheduled but he is anxious to get started. "I'm ready! I want to fight as soon as possible. The opponent doesn't matter; I just want to start my climb to the top!"
Team Link Fighter Taylor Trahan Wins Via Submission at Warrior Nation on 2/21/14
MMA fighting in Western Mass is always exciting. Team Link fighter Taylor Trahan (3-1), who fights from Team Link New Hamphire went to battle in the 145 pound division vs. Joe Pingitore (4-0-1) from NE Combat. Here is the play by play of how it went down.
Round 1: Taylor gets the takedown. Joe gets the rolls is now in guard. Joe postures up and gets in an body shot. Taylor works his way up and Joe gets in a combo. Taylor rushes in with a wide right. Taylor is fighting for a takedown but Joe is defending it. Taylor gets it and Joe gets right up. Taylor is fighting for another takedown. Taylor gets it and is now trying to take the back. Joe is fighting it still as the round ends.
Taylor wins that round 10-9
Round 2: Joe gets in the right hand and drops Taylor. Joe gets in a few strikes then backs off. Taylor goes for the takedown and takes the back of Joe but Joe slips out. Taylor is fighting for another takedown and they fall to the ground. Joe takes the side and is getting in some elbows. Taylor bucks him off and Joe backs off. Very smart fighting from Joe. Taylor slips and tries to bate Joe down. He takes the guard and is working some ground and pound. He gets in a few short elbows. He gets some space and gets in a big elbow. Joe backs off and lets him up. Taylor gets the takedown as the round ends.
Joe 10-9
Rd 3: Taylor gets a jab. He rushes in and gets the takedown. Taylor gets in a little ground and pound and Joe threatens with a heel hook and they are back to their feet. Taylor gets the takedown and now has the back of Joe. He has a body lock and is trying to finish with the rear naked choke. Taylor tries to soften him up with strikes. Taylor sinks it in and gets the tap. That was it, Taylor Trahan defeats Joe Pingitore via tapout to rear naked choke at 3:38 minute mard in Round 3.
Team Link NAGA New England Champions: Overall Team Champions for 17th time
Team Link is known for having some of the best grappling in Western Mass. The North American Grappling Association, or NAGA, has posted the team results for New England Grappling Championship from January 25th 2014 that was held at the West Warwick Civic Center in West Warwick, RI. Team Link had an impressive showing winning the overall Adult Team title and the Overall Kids & Teen title. We want to thank everyone that went to compete and those who went solely to show support for their family, friends and teammates. A chain is only as strong as it's links. We are not just a martial arts school; here we build champions!!!
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BJJ Back Attach Seminar Feb 8th in Western Mass with BJJ Black Belt Edson Oliveira
Guys this Saturday February 8th at 1pm we will be hosting a 2 hours BJJ seminar with multiple time Brazilian BJJ Champion Edson Oliveira from the Barbosa BJJ Team. He will be showing some awesome and fresh techniques that are a must have to your BJJ arsenal. We will have time to have a little open mat at the end for those that want to roll.
Back attack seminar!!!
This seminar Edson will teach you:
- how to get the back
- drilling in the back
- securing and maintaining back positions
- and of course how to finish from the back.
Everyone that is able to attend this seminar will leave here on another level. Along with a new confidence to set up back attacks and submitting your opponent from there. You should not miss it!!!
Edson will teach his methods of controlling the back and ways of setting up your opponent that will make them vulnerable to your submissions. Edson's back control game is super effective and has lead him to win tournaments, in the Black Belt division, like São Paulo State, Brazilian Nationals and the Pan American. His ability to gain back control, dominate and finish from there is one of his most powerful assets.
This seminar will help you with a new way to control, dominate and finishing your opponent with attacks that your apponent will never expect or see coming!
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By Luke Hartle
My front hallway is the most
heavily traveled, and usually
the most cluttered, space
in my home. Keys are tossed here and
there, notes are scattered and the mail
keeps getting lost. Tired of misplacing
small but important items, I found
a decorative way to keep everything
together and organized. No more misplaced
bills and no more lost keys.
This hallway mirror presented me
with the perfect opportunity to display
some highly figured English sycamore
I had recently acquired. The design is
simple yet elegant, allowing the wood
to shine. It is the first thing people see
when they enter my home.
Click any image to view a larger version.
The frame is constructed with quick, easy biscuit joinery.
Trim-head screws are used to attach the brackets, the lidded box
and the cap piece on the frame. I chose these screws because
their tiny heads are less visible and less prone to splitting thin
parts, such as the brackets. Screws also allow the entire project
to be disassembled for easier finishing.
Hidden barrel hinges give the box a clean, seamless appearance
and allow the lid to double as a shelf. Solid brass pegs add beauty
to the mirror and are perfect for hanging keys. The large mirror
stands ready for a last-second glance before I walk out the door.
This project would also look great built with some straightgrained
oak or pine, but I went all out and used figured English
sycamore. (see Sources, below). The supplier requires a minimum
purchase, so I ordered enough sycamore to build two mirrors
and gave one as a gift.
1. Lay out the project parts on rough lumber (Photo 1).
The wood gets resawn so you only need to lay out pieces for
one mirror to make two. Planning before cutting allows you
to match color and grain patterns and maximize the yield,
which is especially important on precious wood. Lay out the
brackets together on a piece of wood large enough to be
planed and jointed before you cut them out.
2. Cut and mill all the parts. I opted to use 5/4 stock because
it minimizes waste and can be resawn into thinner pieces.
3. Enlarge the pattern (Fig. C, below) to full size and
trace it onto the bottom rail (D). Rough-cut the pattern on a
bandsaw and then smooth the final shape on a sanding drum
or a spindle sander. Trim off the waste piece.
4. Mark and drill the holes for the brass pegs on the bottom
rail using a drill press (Fig. A, below).
5. Make the decorative cap (L). Ease the cap's edges and
glue the cap to the bottom rail.
6. Join the frame pieces (Fig. A) using biscuits. Leave a 1/8-in.
gap between the middle and bottom rails for cross-grain expansion.
Offset the top rail slot so the biscuits hang out the top edge (Photo
2). Trim the biscuits flush after the glue has set.
7. Route a rabbet for the mirror around the back side of
the frame. Square the corners using a chisel.
8. Attach the top (E) to the frame.
Shape the front and side edges with a
1/4-in. round-over bit, and screw the
top in place (Fig. A).
9. Miter the box sides (J, K) on a sliding
miter saw or with a miter gauge on
the tablesaw.
10. Glue up the box (Photo 3). As long as the miters have been
cut correctly, the box will fold up easily and the tape will hold the
pieces together. Place the box in a framing square to nudge the
box square and use a clamp to tighten the joints, if necessary.
11. Attach the box to the frame (Photo 4, Fig. A).
12. Drill holes for the hinges in the box lid (Photo 5). Secure
the lid in a hand-screw clamp to make sure the holes are drilled
straight, and clamp everything to the table so nothing moves.
13. Cut the hinge rail from the box lid (Photo 6) by ripping a
strip, through the holes, 1/2 in. from the back edge of the box lid.
14. Screw the hinge rail to the frame and the box bottom
to the box sides and frame (Fig. A).
15. Shape the brackets (H) from the pattern (Fig. B, below). Rough-cut the design on the bandsaw and sand each
bracket smooth. Screw the brackets to the frame and to the
box bottom (Fig. A).
16. Install the barrel hinges in the lid first and then place
the hinges in the holes of the hinge rail (Photo 7).
17. Set the hinges using thin spacers, such as playing
cards (Photo 8). Place the cards between the lid and the
hinge rail and lightly push down on the lid. Gently open the
lid and tighten the setscrews. The lid should close tightly
with only a slight gap between the lid and hinge rail.
18. Disassemble the project and finish (Photo 9). After
everything is finished, reassemble the project.
19. Add the mounting brackets and pegs and install the
mirror (Photo 10). Hang and enjoy.
1. Before making any cuts, lay out the pieces to maximize
the wood yield. Build visual harmony into the project
by laying out the box sides end to end so the grain flows
around the box when it is assembled.
2. Join the frame parts using biscuits. On the narrow top
rail, offset the slot so the biscuit protrudes out the top of
the frame. It can be trimmed off later and completely covered
by the top.
3. Position the box parts on two strips of masking tape.
Spread glue and fold the pieces together. Use the overhanging
tape to strap the last miter together. Square the box
and snug the miters together with clamps.
4. Screw the assembled box sides to the frame and build
the rest of the box on the frame. Using this approach,
it's easier to get the box lid and bottom to fit tightly against
the mirror frame.
5. Drill holes in the box lid for the barrel hinges. A 13/32-in bit
produces a hole for the best fit. Barrel hinges can be fussy to
install. In this case, predrilling the hinge holes in the box lid and
then ripping the hinge rail guarantees perfect alignment.
6. Rip the hinge rail from the box lid. Because the hinge rail
will be cut from the box lid (see Step 13), the holes must
be 1/8 in. deeper than the length of the hinge to account for
the stock the tablesaw blade removed.
7. Place the hinges in the holes of the hinge rail. Tighten
the screws just enough so the hinges can move in and
out with pressure but do not slide freely.
8. Use playing cards to set the gap between the lid and
hinge rail. The perfect fit has a nominal gap between the
lid and hinge spacer but allows the lid to close completely. If
the lid does not close completely, double up the cards.
9. Disassemble the project's parts—except for the frame—
to sand and finish. Every other piece can easily be sanded
and finished individually, nearly eliminating the need to
work in tight corners.
10. Secure the mirror with glazier points. Place tape
below each point and on the pliers' jaws to prevent
scratches. Stick a few felt pads on the back of the frame to
keep the frame from rubbing against the wall.
Note: Product availability and prices are subject to change.
Lee Valley, leevalley.com, 800-871-8158, 10-mm concealed barrel hinge, #00H35.10; No. 7 glazier points, #86K08.02; Rigid zinc-plated steel
hanger, #00S06.10; Brass necklace hanger, #01B12.01.
Talarico Hardwoods, talaricohardwoods.com, 610-775-0400, 5/4 figured English sycamore.
McFeely's, mcfeelys.com, 800-443-7937, No. 7 x 1-in. finish-head screws, #0710-TSO-C.
Home center or hardware store, Mirror; Tube of silicon;
Antiscratch felt pads.
This story originally appeared in American Woodworker October 2006, issue #124.
October 2006, issue #124
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Description: These color-changing LEDs take the work out of creating crazy, flashy, blinky... ness. Simply apply power and the LED will cycle through the RGB colorspace: no external controller necessary! These bright and festive LEDs make great decorations, LED "throwies", indicator lights, etc. Typical forward voltage is 2V.
These 3mm LEDs are of the "slow-changing" variety, meaning they cycle at a rate of one color every few seconds.
Just received a pack of 10. I timed a single one and it takes about 37 seconds to cycle through each color. There is some variation on timing for each unit. The colors go red, green, blue, yellow, cyan, pink/purple, white, and then repeat. I'm powering the LED from a single ATtiny85 pin, with regulated 3.3 volts, so a 68 ohm resistor is used and this little guy is bright! I tried a 1.5k resistor and the blue and maybe green elements do not light up, as one might guess. A magic eraser works okay to diffuse the light a little, but I'll probably grab some sandpaper and rough it up better to give a softer and more uniform appearance. Maybe obvious, but blinking and PWMing does not allow the integrated IC to cycle through colors, even if one uses AnalogWrite with a relatively high value like 240 (of 255). This is sort of neat though, because as it will still fade or blink red as a status indicator, the color changing becomes like a secret that only activates when you just leave the pin it's attached to high, understatedly cool. The blue element in one started flickering and gave out relatively quickly, but I can't confidently say it was defective based on some of the stress testing I initially put it through. I'm going to use these with a cutesy board using the aforementioned uC I'm making to give out to friends. Rainbows are cool. If anything you can hot glue a bunch of optical fibers to the top and make a soothing little tree thing. I feel like those things have a therapeutic element that appeals to anyone who tends to fall asleep with the TV on. I don't do that but I still like them.
Anyone know where I can find an SMD version of this?
I asked an acquaintance at Philips on this - he replied saying he's not an expert (they don't really do autocycle RGB LEDs) but asked around and nobody knows of any retail SMDs. 10mm, 8mm, 5mm, 3mm in these packages, and 5mm, 3mm (lens size) in superflux/piranha packages are all they know of. Once you go further down for individual LEDs, you're looking at either off-the-shelf RGB SMD LEDs being driven by a tiny microcontroller off the side, or individual R, G and B emitters wired straight to the board (and a blob of clear epoxy dabbed on top of them) driven by a tiny microcontroller itself directly wired to the board (with regular ol' epoxy/cement on top).
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For really no other reason than they could (and to probably sell booze) the folks over at Robofun created an Arduino-powered computer keyboard that uses cans of Staropramen beer instead of plastic keys. Users at the Webstock conference where it was unveiled simply had to gently tap each can like they were using an on-screen keyboard to register a keystroke. Read More >>
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Ashanti recently stopped by Kathie Lee and Hoda to make a number of announcements and update on what she has been working on.  The rnb songstress is working on her new album Braveheart which she stated on missjai.com that is very personal to her as she wants it to inspire all women and have them empowered.


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Welcome to the Triennial of Photography Hamburg
From 1st to 6th of April 2011, for the fifth time, Hamburg was the Centre of Photography in Germany.
The 5th Triennial of Photography Hamburg 2011 under the motto "Crossing Boundaries. Photo-Film-Photo" transformed cinemas and exhibition halls of the Hanseatic City of Hamburg into an international meeting place for film and photography.
Through exhibitions, screenings and film series on the photographic film, cinematic portrait of photographers, photography and photographers in films as well as films that were directed by photographers, the international photography event responded to changes from the silent to the moving image. More and more photographers present themselves in multimedial formats, be it on blogs at youtube or videos on their websites. The photo festival took on this new form of presentation as a guiding principle and, besides photo projections of young photographers in the exhibition settings, offered workshops for young people as well as discussions and interviews with photographers who work as directors, cinematographers and screenwriters at the same time.
Every three years, the international photography festival is dedicated to current topics and issues in photographic discourse. Since its launch in 1999, the Triennial of Photography Hamburg is about meeting creative people regularly and to concentrate in one place th committment for photography in the form of exhibitions, lectures, films and projections. As the capital of the media, Hamburg is the ideal place for it, being the home of most photographers, where important photographic collections, museums, galleries and other institutions that deal with photography are located.
The 6th Triennial of Photography Hamburg will be in June 2015.
We are sorry to announce that the 6th Triennial of Photography will be a year delayed due to renovation work at our main exhibtions hall, the Deichtorhallen.
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location isnt too bad. it is about a 10-15 minute walk into the city centre. we took a taxi most times and the prices ranged from 6-12 euro depending on which company you went with.
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Xdeadman Praise God. One stronghold Ive been dealing with in this is the fact of my unwillingness to forgive and let go. It is true that one can preach forgiveness with ease and even ignorance until that person has actually experienced a hardness of heart himself. God sure teaches hard lessons. But I thank him for continuing to break me. This prayer request still needs much attention though :)
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Ive lost some of the most important, beloved people in my life; not to death or divorce, but to dissension. At one time we all shared and served at the same church but since have went our separate ways. I have never felt or experienced anything harder in my life with the exception of my sister and nephews death in 1992. Please pray for continued healing of hearts in this. This may seem hard to understand or not even worthy of prayer but if anyone has ever experienced separation at a church level, it can be one of the most difficult and heart wrenching things to go through. Thanks.
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Whether it's smoking a cigarette while not giving a damn, or wearing skinny ties and jeans, the characters in these hipster creations don't care what people think of them, which, in essence, is the foundation of all things hipster.
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Since 1887
Flowering Cherry
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Flowering Cherries
Plant Description - Flowering Cherries are generally small, hardy decorative trees that are well known for their beauty. Originally native to Japan, Flowering Cherries are among the most beautiful of all flowering trees. Deciduous trees, Flower Cherries bloom in early spring, with some species blooming in fall as well. Their blooms attract butterflies and bees. Flowering Cherries grow well in well-drained soil.
We are now taking orders for our Flowering Cherry rooted cuttings for Winter and Spring of 2010.
We have retail packages of 5 rooted cuttings for sale at $40.00 per package for the following varieties: Akebono, Autumnalis, Kwanzan, Shirogun, and Yoshino.
Package of 5 Akebono Rooted Cuttings
We also offer a 4 plant assortment of flowering cherries. Our assortment includes one of each: Shirogun, Akebono, Yoshino, and Autumnalis. The assortment package is $40.00, shipping included.
Please call to find out availability and to place an order. Thank You for your business. All orders are shipped via Priority Mail.
Planting Instructions - Dig a hole three times the diameter of the root system, with a depth no deeper than the original soil line on trunk. Break up the soil to the finest consistency possible. Place plant in hole and fill, compacting the fill dirt. Water the plant heavily to seal soil around the roots and remove air pockets. Fertilize according to the recommendation of your local agriculture extension agents, or fertilize based on your own knowledge and experience.
We do have balled and burlap trees available in wholesale quantities. Please call with the size and quantity that you are interested in, and we will provide you with a quote.
We DO NOT ship to states West of the Rocky Mountains.
The Flowering Cherry seedlings that we have available for the Winter and Spring of 2010 are as follows: Flowering Cherry, Prunus, Prunus campanulata, Okame, Prunus cerasifera, Thundercloud, Thundercloud Plum, Prunus serrulata, Kwanzan, Cherry, Prunus subhirtella var. autumnalis, Prunus subhirtella autumnalis, Autumnalis Flowering Cherry, Prunus subhirtella var. Pendula, weeping cherry, pendula, Prunus x cistena, Purpleleaf Sand Cherry, Sand Cherry, Prunus x Snow Goose, Snow Goose, Prunus x yedoensis, Yoshino, Prunus x yedoensis, and Prunus serrulata 'Shirogun'.
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MOORE, Okla. - More than 1,000 volunteers arrived in Moore, Okla., as part of an organized cleanup effort less than two days after a massive tornado devastated the town.
The city sought participation on its Facebook page and website and was only expecting about 100 people.
Organizers said they were overwhelmed to see the mass that showed up early Wednesday morning.
Volunteers gathered at the Moore Community Center then marched in what seemed like an endless parade to the Moore Cemetery.
Some drove from hours away to help rake up debris and pick up trash.
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Zagat: I know you guys did some fundraising for the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing. What was it like being in Boston that day?
Ken and Jamie: Scary.
Jamie: That whole week was surreal. It was like being on a really horrible movie set or a bad dream you just couldn't wake up from.
Zagat: In the week that followed, what was the energy like in your restaurants?
Ken: I mean the great thing about it was the resiliency of the city and people just came out in the neighborhood supporting Toro and Coppa and even Clio. All the streets were closed off by there. The weather was really nice for a few weeks after the bombing and I think people wanted to be out amongst each other.
Jamie: All the neighborhood people came out, there weren't as many tourists, bridge-and-tunnel crowd, etc. All the people that live in Boston proper came out in droves. We saw people buying each other drinks and sitting at communal tables and making new friends. It was a really interesting energy; brought a lot of people together.
Zagat: Any further expansion plans? The NYC Toro is coming up, I know. Exciting stuff.
Ken: New York is our priority right now. We'll go one step at a time.
Zagat: Any updates there? It was supposed to open this spring...
Ken: Opening early fall. (Smiles.)
Zagat: The food scene in Boston has grown a lot in the last five years, what's still missing cuisine or trend wise?
Jamie: I think Korean restaurants. I love Korean fired chicken, all Korean food. Boston really doesn't have that. There's a few places that do mediocre fried chicken, but there's no good Korean BBQ joints that you'd get in NYC in Koreatown.
Ken: Something like The John Dory [April Bloomfield's NY seafood joint.] There's so such amazing seafood in Boston but all the seafood restaurants are these big fancy restaurants and it'd be nice to have something smaller with great cocktails.
Zagat: How do you think the dining scene has evolved in Boston in the last few years?
Jamie: I think the white tablecloths are getting stripped off the tables. And I feel that a lot of the newer restaurants opening up are taking themselves more seriously in their styles of food and their flavors, but less in having those esoteric garnishes for example. Restaurants with huge appetizer sections and huge mid-size entrees and smaller large entrees. More of the small plates trend, which I love.
Ken: More people are taking the plunge to open up small neighborhood restaurants. Rents are not cheap in Boston but people are really putting their foot forward and opening these little funky restaurants in esoteric areas.
Zagat: If you guys were to do a totally new restaurant concept, what would be next?
Ken: We've talked about a lot of different things. Something always draws us to Asian street food, it's our weakness. Maybe a dive bar-type thing, too.
Jamie: I don't know if we'd do another restaurant that had a specific cuisine but maybe something more fun and eclectic. We want to open up restaurants where line cooks can afford to go on a regular basis. It'd be great to have a restaurant where we can do an izakaya menu with some Mexican stuff with whatever else and have it all seamlessly work together with a really great jukebox and...
Ken: Cheap drinks.
Zagat: Amen.
Watch for all weekend for our coverage of the Aspen Food and Wine Festival which runs June 14-16.
Zagat: Amen.
Watch for all weekend for our coverage of the Aspen Food and Wine Festival which runs June 14-16.


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Charlie Mulgrew and Russell Martin will start for Scotland at full-back as Gary Caldwell leads his country out for the first time in the friendly against Slovenia.
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Jamie Mackie has been handed a start alongside Craig Mackail-Smith, who comes in as Kenny Miller is rested from the start.
Rangers goalkeeper Allan McGregor will start in goal with Mulgrew winning his first cap at left-back and Martin on the other side after Alan Hutton and Phil Bardsley pulled out with injuries.
Bristol City full-back Richard Foster was earlier called up as cover for the full-backs.
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Mackie and Celtic winger James Forrest will start out wide with Mackail-Smith up front and Cardiff striker Miller on the bench following his exertions in the Carling Cup final on Sunday.
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Mulgrew make his debut at the age of 25 and Levein insists it is simply a case of the Celtic defender maturing late in his career.
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A:There were some caught on them a lake Erie.
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A:If you haven't tried Drop-Shotting give it a go. Landed too many bass this year to count. Equal amounts of small mouth and large mouth although I believe if you put it in front of a small mouth, they attack it 99% of the time.
Good luck!
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