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Sales Operations Specialist
Who We Are
Evolv is a venture backed startup developing technology to detect and prevent active shooters and terrorists from attacking the places where we expect to be safe. Together with our investors – Bill Gates, General Catalyst Partners, Data Collective, and Lux Capital – we are re-defining the physical security industry. We're currently focused on detecting concealed threats such as firearms and explosives and are in the process of developing the next generation of our technology. Evolv's technology is being used to seamlessly screen millions of people around the globe in stadiums, entertainment venues, performing arts centers, train stations, airports, office buildings and hotels.
What We Seek
We are looking for a Sales Operations Specialist to play a key operations role in our company. This individual will support global Sales, Service and Sales Operations functions and will report to the Manager of Sales Operations. This is an ideal opportunity for an individual looking to grow professionally who thrives in a dynamic, entrepreneurial environment, is hands-on, eager to learn, and enjoys wearing multiple hats. Responsibilities will include:
What You Bring
You are a recent college graduate with a bachelor's degree in business management, entrepreneurship, or finance. You have excellent organizational and listening skills and are great at multitasking. You have strong interpersonal skills and can work both individually and as part of a team. You are able to take direction and use initiative to ensure tasks are completed accurately and efficiently. You have a passion for details, which is represented in the work you do. You can demonstrate proficiency in Microsoft Excel; experience with CRM systems is preferred, but not required.
Why Work at Evolv?
At Evolv, we are driven by the desire to make our world safe. We are fanatically customer-focused, knowing that what we do and how we do it can affect life or death situations for our customers. At Evolv, you will have unparalleled exposure to all aspects of our business, working with a talented team of sales execs, service engineers, and operations managers who share our vision for a safer world. Equity is an important component of every compensation package. Unlike many startups, we offer a flexible work environment, a unique culture, and competitive benefits: medical and dental insurance, a 401(k) plan, and an unlimited vacation policy.
This is an opportunity for you to build a world class product and make a real difference in the world. Come join us today!
Evolv Technology is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


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Q: What is your current role at Brewster Ambulance Service?
MS: My current title and role at Brewster is EMT-B/Field Training Officer, and I'm also a base coordinator for our Wareham location. As a Basic EMT, I transport people from the hospital to nursing homes. I also go on 9-1-1 calls such as accidents and treat patients and bring them to the hospital. My duties as a Field Training Officer (FTO) is when I train new hires that are new to being an EMT in the field and to Brewster Ambulance Service. I train them on everything from the operations of the ambulance such as the computers on the ambulance all the way through to how to interact with patients and provide quality care, the Brewster way. I've been at the Wareham base since September 1, 2016. Before then I was in Taunton with Brewster.
Q: How did you get into EMS?
MS: In 1987 I was finishing Vo-Tech school and was slated to be an electrician. The day I was set to graduate, my dad had a massive heart attack. When I came home, there were fire trucks, ambulances, and they were doing CPR on my dad. Later he was pronounced dead. I was 19. I was devastated because I had a very close relationship with my dad. It took a chunk out of my heart. After that, I shifted my career direction, and in 1989 I joined the Marion on-call fire department rescue squad as a full firefighter. I remember thinking to myself, "I'm gonna become an EMT someday because I don't want any other son or daughter to lose their father or mother. Maybe I can make an impact on a life somewhere down the road. If I become an EMT I can help save lives." I got certified in 1989. The Marion Fire Department sent me through EMT school. I was there until 2014.
Q: What was it like having fire department experience?
MS: Well, it's as simple as you're always ready to go. You put on your coat and you're going to hop on a fire truck go to a scene. It was important to me to represent the town. It was challenging, it was fun, and it was definitely a learning experience. It was a great place to be. I loved going to drills—it was very exciting. Being part of the fire department was like being part of a very strong brotherhood. It reminded me of my teenage years and how you talk to your brothers and sisters. It's a strong brotherhood and we watched each other's backs and really helped each other. They would come over and always help out no matter where you were or what you were dealing with. They were very caring.
Q: How did it work being part of an on-call fire department?
MS: The way it worked was the department gave you a pager, because back then they didn't have cell phones. When the pager went off, you'd go down to the fire station, put on your gear and go out on the fire truck to the incident. Afterward, you'd come back and if there's a truck that needs to be refueled or repacked, you'd do that. They'd pay you for that time you were working. So for house fires, you'd be working for anywhere from three to six or seven hours. The firefighter's wives and/or girlfriends would be making sandwiches and drinks for us. It was a great job all around. When we were finished, we'd pack all our stuff, wash the gear, put it all back and go home or go to our other jobs, depending on what each volunteer firefighter did outside of the on-call rescue squad.
Q: What did you do in addition to being on the Marion on-call rescue squad?
MS: I was working for my brother; he was a master electrician. I also had always wanted to learn how to cook, so I got a job at The Wave Family Restaurant in Marion, which is now closed. I started out as a dishwasher, and then I moved on to be a line cook doing burgers and fries and got some experience cooking. So when I'd go to the fire station and they needed someone to cook, I'd say, "I'll cook!"
Q: Can you share a personal story that impacted you deeply during your experience as a firefighter?
MS: In November 12, 1995, while still on the Marion rescue squad, I lost my three-year-old-son Cody in a car accident. I wasn't on call at the time, but I heard our rescue squad in Marion get toned out for a bad car accident. When they say that, I know it's a fatality. I had a gut feeling, you know, that sixth sense that something was terribly wrong. My son Cody was with my ex-girlfriend and she had a new boyfriend. Apparently what happened was she went to take a legal left turn and the sun got in her eyes and she was hit by another car. Thank god I didn't go on that call as it may have ended my EMS career. I was in Falmouth when it happened. I just had a pit in my stomach that wouldn't let go of it though. So I left Falmouth to go back home to Marion and as I pulled into my mom's driveway, two cruisers pulled in behind me. They'd been looking for me. They said, "Mike, we've got some bad news." They told me that my son was in a bad car accident and that he didn't make it. After that it was a total blur. The deputy chief and all the firemen, they were all like, "Is there anything I can do? Let me know man." They kept coming by to check on me, but it was such a shock and I was enormously impacted from the loss.
My mother was trying to keep me in positive spirits and helped me not to blow off things. She told me, "Mike, you gotta look forward. You're a fireman EMT and everybody's looking to you as a fireman." It helped me bring up my head and look forward, and so I chugged along. Because we had a number of fatalities there in '95, there was a debriefing team from the county that came in to talk to us. When I got into the session I just balled. The trauma counselor talked about it with me and helped me let it out. If you don't express your trauma and grief in a healthy way, you run the risk of having post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) which is common with first responders. It's best to get it out in the open and let it go, and having that resource was invaluable to me at the time. It really helped me move through my grief so I could get back to being of service to others. Everyone deals with trauma differently, though. I did notice, however, that every day it got better, but you never forget. You do your best to try to make life go on.
Q: Share more about your family as it is today.
MS: My mom passed away two years ago. I have three beautiful boys at home. I have a 17-year-old son, Luke, a 15-year-old, Joey, and a 14-year-old, Mason. My son Luke, he's copied and mimicked me all through his life, and he wants to become a fireman. I said, "Okay," and he's already got a job when he turns 18 this summer. I have a great relationship with my sons, my three boys. They're awesome and keep me smiling.
Q: How did you come to work for Brewster Ambulance?
MS: I worked for AMR in 1994. My cousin Christine worked for Brewster in Quincy, mainly out of the South Dartmouth area. She used to say to me, "Mike, come work for the privates," and I said, "I don't really like privates." The funny thing was that I really didn't understand how privates operated, how the model worked or how they did it. I always thought it was the town's responsibility to take that patient from point A to point B. But when it was explained to me, it was like a light switch went on. So every time I saw my cousin, she'd try to get me to come over. I'd always say, "Nah," and then one day I decided I'd give it a shot and see what it was all about. The ironic thing was that when I finally decided to go over to Brewster Ambulance Service, AMR bought them. They were in flux right when I went over and I sort of got mixed up in the shuffle. It's almost like I never really left AMR. I got uniforms with the Brewster logo at first and then a week later I got AMR uniforms because of the timing. I was stationed in Brockton and was there four years. I always lived in Wareham and wanted to be a bit closer to home, so I decided to transfer to South Dartmouth, with a service area of Taunton and Middleboro. I learned that area really well, around Fall River and New Bedford, and worked that area for about twelve years. I also did another three years in Plymouth after that.
Over that time, I saw Brewster Ambulance Service come back in 2010. I'd been watching what they were doing for six years and decided to make the move in June, 2016. I was encouraged to reach out to Jeff Begin. So when I talked to Jeff, he said, "Mikey, when are you coming over?" My thinking was that once I'm in an ambulance company, I'm in it for good. That's how committed I was to staying at AMR. But I saw what was happening in the market, how AMR was losing contracts and the way they were running their business, and so I thought more seriously about making a move. I saw the quality of what the Brewsters were doing and how they were really having an impact and taking a lot over, and that spoke volumes about the company and what they were set out to do.
Q: What Do you like about Brewster Ambulance and how would you like to expand your career there?
MS: They have good business ethics. It may seem minor, but they're nice people. They're professional—all of the Brewsters are. I thought about it for six months, but Jeff wouldn't let up. He really wanted me to come over and when I finally came over, Jeff was very happy. I initially started in Taunton and now I'm in Wareham. I'm loyal to my company. Someday I'd like to be on the management team. I want to do more for them and show them more.
The other thing I really noticed about Brewster Ambulance was how they are totally on top of things. They have very good policies and procedures and they stick by them. Things here are right to a tee, like washing your trucks every day, making sure you're uniformed, clean-cut and looking professional. Also, how they conduct themselves with patients and how they communicate with nurses and doctors is highly professional and consistent. The training is top notch—they have so much to offer education wise. Clinically, everybody is up on their records and they provide a lot regarding what we can do to keep up to date on the latest clinical treatments and equipment.
Q: So if you recommended Brewster Ambulance Service as a great place to work to a friend, what would you tell them?
MS: I'd tell them come on over, it's fun and it's not a hostile environment. Everybody talks to you. When you go up to a Brewster team person, they engage you and are very friendly and they interact with everybody. I get to see that a lot. I always tell people come to Brewster, it's nice place to be. Mark and George are great, we've got great equipment to work with, and it's really a super place to work.
Q: How do you know you're having a positive impact through the work you do as an EMS professional?
MS: When I see somebody, if I smile, I can see how people how react or how their ways are. If I come in with a bad attitude, if I am having a bad day, I just want to be left alone. I just see how people have a smile on their face and they're more livelier. I get to see those I train go on and they're excited, happy and sometimes I reach out to people I've trained and ask them how it's going, and they say, "I still love it—I'm doing great." When I see them advance it makes me feel very special, and I say to myself, "Wow. I did something right."

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The 2014 highly foreseen show, The HEADIES, berthed at Eko Hotel yesterday and it showcased an array of celebrities from the Musicians, to Nollywood Actors, Sports sector, and what have you. The Awards recognizes Nigerian Musical artistes doing well in their respective fields, as well has those who have contributed one way or the other to the growth of the Music Industry.
Davido's song Aye bagged the Song of the year award, and we think this song deserved it, as it was an anthem on every one's lips. Other winners includes Patoranking, Oritsefemi, Kcee and others.
Here are few picture moments as well as the full list of winners below.
Full list of winners
Rookie of the Year: Reekado Banks
Best R 'n' B Single: 2face (Let somebody love you)
Best Pop Single: Mavins (Dorobucci)
Best Rap Single: Pyhno (Parcel)
Best Street Hop: Oritsefemi (Double Wahala)
Best Vocal Performance (Male): Timi Dakolo (Iyawo Mi)
Best R 'n' B Pop Album: Sean Tizzle (The Journey)
Best Vocal Performance (Female): Niyola
Best Rap Album: Olamide (Baddest Guy Ever Liveth)
Best Reggae Dancehall Single: Patoranking (Girlie O remix)
Best Collabo: Wizzy Pro (Emergency)
Hip Hop World Revelation: Kcee
Recording of the Year: Cobhams Asuquo (Ordinary People)
Best Alternative Song: Bolaji (BOJ)
Producer of the Year: Don Jazzy
Lyricist on the Roll: Jesse Jagz
Next Rated: Patoranking
Best African Artiste of the Year: Sarkodie
Best Music Video Director: Clarence Peters
Song of the year: Davido (Aye)
Album of the Year: Olamide
Artiste of the Year: Davido
Hall of Fame: Sir Victor Uwaifo


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Frankfurt motor show 2017 – our star cars
RENAULT MEGANE RS: The £30k-ish hot hatch market has surely never been more competitive – or interesting. Just weeks after being blown away by the new Honda Civic Type R, we've got the Renault Mégane RS to contemplate. Its power output is dwarfed by that of rivals, but four-wheel steer and the golden glow of the previous-generation car promise hitherto unseen levels of ride and handling delicacy. Whatever autonomy and electrification brings, we can always rock in our chairs and say we lived through a golden era for the hot hatch – Jim Holder, editorial director
Autocar staffers pick their standout machines from the vast halls of the Frankfurt show
As ever, this year's Frankfurt motor show featured a feast of shiny new metal, ranging from city runarounds to crazy concept cars, with a host of limited-run specials and outlandish hypercars thrown in for good measure.
Autocar's team racked up the miles trawling the vast halls of the Messe Frankfurt to check out all the new machines, which you can read about in our live blog or by looking at our Frankfurt motor show news feed.
While working through the coverage, we asked our reporters in Frankfurt and those co-ordinating our coverage back at Autocar Towers in Twickenham to pick out their show stars.
Let us know what your show stars were in the comments below.
2017 Frankfurt motor show: report, video and gallery
Jim Holder – Renault Megane RS
The £30k-ish hot hatch market has surely never been more competitive – or interesting. Just weeks after being blown away by the new Honda Civic Type R, we've got the Renault Mégane RS to contemplate. Its power output is dwarfed by that of rivals, but four-wheel steer and the golden glow of the previous-generation car promise hitherto unseen levels of ride and handling delicacy. Whatever autonomy and electrification brings, we can always rock in our chairs and say we lived through a golden era for the hot hatch.
Steve Cropley – Ford Mustang
For me, the 2018 Ford Mustang V8 with its more aggressive nose, LED lights, upgraded interior, 10% power boost and wider, wilder selection of colours provided a welcome refuge from all the worthy electrification going on at Frankfurt. Cars like this used to be the norm, and now they're the unusual ones. As someone who was practically born in the shadow of a Ford V8 badge (my grandad was a Ford dealer), the sight of that big, muscular yellow coupé revolving on its turntable was akin to coming home.
Julian Rendell – Porsche Cayenne Turbo
Taking a 'family guy' stance to my selection, the new Porsche Cayenne Turbo consolidates its appeal with a new, more mature styling, low-slung stance, sports car performance and family hauler practicality. Sehr gut!
Matt Prior – Kia Proceed
What a handsome-looking estate car. No one buys three-door hatches anyway, but they are starting to buy fancy-dan coupé-like estates, like the Mercedes CLA. So Kia showing this indicates that it knows which way the wind is blowing. If it drops the three-door Cee'd with the next generation, this could be a nice extra bodystyle.
Sam Sheehan – Jaguar I-Pace racer
I sometimes think I'm the only person in the world who enjoys watching Formula E racing. The cars aren't fast, but the racing is intense and I like how close you can get to the action as a spectator. Good news is the newly announced Jaguar eTrophy, and its field of 20 I-Pace racers could turn the wick up further. I'm hoping for BTCC-like bumper banging and post-race punch-ups. Not sure if it'll be universally loved, but it gets my thumbs-up.
Mark Tisshaw – Suzuki Swift Sport
The new Swift has disappointed me with its loss of charm and character over the old one. The new Swift Sport, and its sub-1000kg weight, torquey new engine, beefier looks and promise of sharper handling honed on northern England roads, goes some way to redressing that. Don't let us down again, Suzuki.
Rachel Burgess – Honda Urban EV
There are no powertrain details, range or price indication for the upcoming electric city car, which will make production in 2019. But nonetheless, most of my peers agreed: this was one of the best-styled cars at Frankfurt. With looks reminiscent of the VW Golf Mk1 but with a modern edge, we can but hope this doesn't lose all its charm by the time it appears on our roads.
Andrew Frankel – Mercedes-AMG Project One
Gets my vote because it proves that when Mercedes said it was going to put an F1 engine in a road car, it wasn't joking. The heads, pistons, valves, crank, cams, split turbo, MGU-K and MGU-H energy recovery systems are all the same as on Lewis's F1 car. Yet it will sit in a Dubai traffic jam. In August. Bravo.
Jimi Beckwith – Mini Electric concept
The Mini Electric has the potential to transform this British stalwart into Mini 3.0; where 1.0 was the iconic original, and 2.0 was the hugely successful BMW reboot. Think about it; all the handling fizz, kitsch, charming and charismatic looks and dinky (ish) size, combined with the packaging advantages of the electric powertrain. Could this be a return the original Mini's ideologies, lost in the BMW throwback's retro flab? I certainly think so.
Sam Jenkins – Audi R8 RWS
Audi has finally parted with four-wheel drive in the R8, albeit for a limited-run car. A mid-engined, rear-wheel-drive, naturally aspirated V10 monster is a pleasure to see among the vast amounts of electrification. Nice move, Audi.
Tom Evans – Audi Aicon
A car that moves the luxury car game on. Fully autonomous, inside it takes advantage of not having user controls to repackage the car as a modern, moving luxury living room. Outside, compared with the deeply conservative exterior of the new Audi A8, it is amazing to think something like this could conceivably replace it in 2025.
Greg Kable – BMW iVision Dynamic
BMW's upcoming Tesla-fighting i5, previewed by the i Vision Dynamics concept, has significance well beyond its bold kidney grille and racy silhouette. The new electric-powered four-door saloon, promising a 0-62mph time of 4.0sec and 373-mile range, sets the tone for what BMW expects to become one of its biggest-selling models within the next decade.
James Attwood – Wey XEV concept
You can't accuse the Wey XEV concept of being a traditional Chinese copycat car; it's very definitely a unique design. Which is probably a good thing: it's distinctive and eye-catching, but not exactly beautiful. While it's unlikely to enter production looking like this, it's certainly a sign of intent for parent company Great Wall's ambitions if the firm decides to bring it to the European market, and it could show the Wey forward (sorry) for other Chinese firms.
Related stories:
Mercedes-AMG Project One revealed
Megane RS revealed with four-wheel-steer
Source: Autocar Online


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Giannis Antetokounmpo's first signature Nike shoe is finally nearing its release.
Nike CEO Mark Parker announced Friday on a conference call that the Milwaukee Bucks forward's sneaker - rumored to be dubbed the Freak 1 - will debut during the upcoming NBA postseason.
"Building on the energy of the NBA playoffs, Giannis will cap off his incredible season with the reveal of his first signature shoe," Parker said, according to Victor Deng of Sole Collector.
Antetokounmpo expressed excitement about his shoe in September, while noting that it fits his personality.


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Weizenbock is another strong German beer. But unlike the other bock styles, it's based on wheat malt and uses an ale-based Bavarian wheat beer yeast instead of a lager yeast. This is the powerhouse of all German wheat beers! It's very full-bodied and rich compared to other wheat beers, and while the hop level is modest, it's definitely part of the flavor profile.
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Special Pricing!/
This went out to Golf Coaches Association of America members.
Dear GCAA Member:
SkyGolf, a proud new Corporate Partner of the Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA), is extremely pleased that the SkyCaddie has been selected as the preferred GPS rangefinder of the GCAA. A full package of information on the SkyCaddie will be sent to you the first week in January, but we wanted to quickly provide you with some of its highlights and our special GCAA pricing program.
SkyGolf is the clear leader in 21st century rangefinders. At a mere 4.8 ounces, our handheld SkyCaddie provides more essential data than any other system and does so quickly and from anywhere on the golf course. The SkyCaddie requires no aiming or line-of-sight, can be used close to the green, works under all conditions and uses a WAAS enhanced GPS system that is accurate within one meter. The SkyCaddie will provide your players with the necessary distances to bunkers, water hazards, doglegs, lay up points on par fives and the front, back and center of the greens. Proven in competition on the Adams Tight Lies Tour in 2005, the SkyCaddie provides all the distance information one would expect from a top PGA Tour caddie and will help your players with their course management and practice routine.
Special Pricing
We have established a special GCAA price of $299.95 per SkyCaddie unit, plus shipping, for your staff and team that includes five (5) years of unlimited access to the more than 8,000 courses worldwide that have already been professionally GPS-enabled by SkyGolf. This package has a total retail value of $649.95 per unit, plus shipping. There is no monthly charge.
The rapidly growing list of U.S. courses set up for full SkyCaddie use now numbers over 8,000 including 65 of Golf Digest's 100 Greatest Public Courses, more than half the top resorts and many of the Greatest 100. A listing of these SkyCourses can be found at www.skygolfgps.com. If your home course has not been enabled for play with the SkyCaddie, we will help you obtain permission for that process, which costs the host course absolutely nothing and uses no ugly markers, reflectors or special flags.
If a particular course has not been professionally GPS-enabled by SkyGolf, a player can easily record the front, back and center of the greens on the SkyCaddie unit during their practice rounds. This simple process, which takes less than a minute per hole, will provide more information than any optical or laser rangefinder and do so instantly from anywhere on the course, even if the green is not visible.
SkyGolf Commitment
SkyGolf is strongly committed to the future of college golf and we are confident that our product and service will have an important impact on both player performance and the pace of play. We will be happy to start the process of equipping your team with SkyCaddie units.
Please watch for your package and should you have any questions or wish to place an immediate order for mid January or February delivery, please contact me. I have provided my contact information below. I look forward to meeting you at the GCAA annual meeting in Daytona Beach. If you are planning to attend the 2006 PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando that week, please be sure to stop by our booth - #8101.
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The prospect of forking out say, $2000 (for six devices, plus tax), may not sound like a lot. But to coaches at a majority of Division I schools, it's one more expense to add to the fundraising tab (and don't forget, in five years if SkyGolf is still uh, part of the marketplace, another bill will be coming).
It remains unclear to the coaches where exactly the NCAA stands on this for competition, but they believe the organization will allow them in NCAA events.
I'm trying to think back to the many times in college golf I waited for someone to compute a yardage. Not too often. Now, time spent waiting for someone to find a lost ball or wait for a green to clear or while someone lined up a putt? Pretty much all of the time.
So I'm still having trouble seeing how this would speed up play when all competitors are walking and doing their own yardage work.
Then again, I had a coach recently tell me that one of his players asked him what his yardage was from...oh about 40 yards out.


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In Reception
Children will be set Phonics homework. Children are expected to read daily and learn their key words and sounds at home.
In Key Stages 1 and 2 children will be set weekly Times Tables (Number bonds for Year 1) and My Maths homework. They are expected to read daily at home.
Interactive Homework (Reception - Year 6)
The children will have a range of tasks to choose from, completing at least three activities over each term. The crucial aspect of this homework is the interaction between school and parents in engaging children in their learning. Whilst we don't want parents to 'do' their child's homework, we welcome your interaction and would love to read your comments in their book or hear about them first hand. Tasks are designed to appeal to different abilities and interests and allow the children to apply the skills they have learnt in school and at home. We actively encourage the children to choose to present their work in an imaginative manner. We expect the children to take pride in their homework, presenting any written work neatly.
Occasionally, a teacher may send home 'ad-hoc' tasks. This may happen more frequently for Years 2 and 6 in the run up to SATS.
Following feedback from our Parent Forum, the frequency of interactive homework tasks has been reviewed and reduced from four tasks to three.
Traditionally this is probably the most tested but least taught area of the curriculum with children learning lists of words for a weekly test. However, despite often scoring full marks in tests, the same words are often mis-spelt within a piece of writing. Therefore, children in Years 1 - 6 will have a spelling task to complete every fortnight. These tasks will focus on learning and applying spelling strategies rather than learning a list of words.
Click on the link below to view the Interactive Homework activities:
Autumn Term 2018
If you have any concerns or queries about homework, please arrange to see the class teacher.


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In conjunction with our customer, the Driver Vehicle Standards Agency, our team recently passed the beta assessment for the Get MOT reminders service. We wanted to share what we'd learned from the experience of preparing and presenting at a GDS assessment. Whilst every assessment will be different, based on your individual service, we have 10 suggestions that we think apply to assessments in general. Hopefully they'll help you as you prepare for your assessment.
1. Gather as you go
This is especially important on long running projects. Team members come and go and the reason why things were done a certain way could go with them. Gathering evidence about how you are meeting the service standards, as you go will ensure this knowledge is not lost and will also make it easier and less time consuming when it comes to preparing for your assessment.
2. Involve GDS before the assessment
In the assessment you have a limited time to explain what your service does and how you have gone about meeting the service standards. It is a lot to cover in the time available at an assessment. Knowing what specific things the panel will want to know will ensure you spend the time on the things they care about. One of the purposes of GDS is to support government departments on their digital transformation journey – make use of them.
3. Qual trumps Quant
When doing exploratory work to uncover user needs, don't forget that whilst both are important, qualitative research will always trump quantitative research in the eyes of GDS. Use qualitative research to learn about your subject area and use quant as a way of validating whether your findings scale to a bigger sample. As with all research, be very careful with leading questions. A poorly worded survey question can ruin your set of results so take the time to craft your survey appropriately.
4. Build for all users
The government has a responsibility to build services for all citizens. This includes those citizens with lower or no digital skills and citizens with access needs. It may seem like the cost of creating non-digital and support services outweighs the number of users that fall under these categories, but that does not negate the responsibility to build a service, that meets the needs of all your users. At the assessment you will need to demonstrate you have considered these users, and their needs when designing your service. Do not make these users an afterthought, include them in your early discovery research and include them in each round of testing.
5. Pick your team wisely
The service manager can bring 4 additional people to the assessment to present to the panel. This should definitely include a user researcher. Research is a science and before the panel will accept anything you discovered through research, they will query your research methods. Pick people who will be able to speak confidently about how you have met the service standards and how research and performance measures have impacted on the design of the service. Normally the technical assessor will have had a conversation with the technical architects before the assessment so this won't play as big a part in the actual assessment, but you should still include someone who will be able to answer any questions about the technical aspects of your service.
6. Ensure dedicated preparation time
It's important to pull together some presentation material to use at the assessment. It'll help brief the panel on how you have met the 18 service criteria and to better inform their questions on the day. In addition to a PowerPoint presentation this could include design prototypes with login details, links to recordings of your user research sessions or collateral to put up on the wall for your assessment. You should consider sending your presentation material to the panel in advance of your assessment too. Whatever you decide to go with, don't forget that these things take time to collate.
7. Decide on your narrative
You're about to go and present a whole service, in a fairly short time period. It's really important to get your narrative right so that you can tell the story of how you got to where you are. It's unlikely that your panel has had much involvement in your service to date and any presentation should provide the panel with the necessary context. A random collection of research reports, prototypes and analytics findings are unlikely to mean much unless you weave them into a clear narrative that allows you to cover the great work that you've done. When providing insight or figures, it's useful to quickly cover the method before you discuss the results. This reassures the panel that your research is sound and will help to allay any concerns they may have without spending a disproportionate amount of time going into specifics of your research methods.
8. Provide relevant examples
Intersperse your narrative with appropriate examples to showcase how you met the service criteria. These can be short and sweet; for example, a slide with a before and after screenshot demonstrating the impact of insight from usability testing works really well. The tendency here is to call out aspects you think you did really well on but don't be afraid to acknowledge your failures using examples where you discovered that you were wrong either through user research or from spotting trends in data that you had not anticipated. These are powerful demonstrations of where you learned something and acted accordingly.
9. Rehearse
You're giving an important presentation so it makes sense to rehearse what you are going to say, but don't just rehearse your own parts. Do this with your team. Practise your handovers and your segues. Whilst the allotted time for an assessment seems like a long time, you might have a lot to cover if it's a complicated service and you will be asked plenty of questions. Consider your timing and try and cut out any waffle. It's worth doing a dry-run with a colleague who isn't involved in the service but who can act as a panel member. If they have experience of service assessments, then all the better! They'll be able to tell you where you haven't given them enough context and their questions might highlight anything you've missed in your presentation. They'll also be able to tell you if you're over explaining something.
10. Always be prepared!
There is nothing quite like an overly complicated WIFI and display system that doesn't work, right before a big presentation to add to the stress levels. Save yourself the added stress and have your own backup plan. Tethering to a mobile and connecting the old-fashioned way (with a cable) to the TV can save time and stress.


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- Object:
- Place of origin:
New York (printed)
- Date:
1968 (made)
- Artist/Maker:
Kuromiya, Kiyoshi , born 1943 - died 2000 (designer)
Dirty Linen Corp (published by)
- Materials and Techniques:
Lithographic print
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- Gallery location:
Prints & Drawings Study Room, level C, case Y, shelf 77, box A
Opposition to the Vietnam War was an issue that galvanised a generation of students and activists - many of whom turned to the medium of the poster to express their moral dissent from the war. 'Fuck the Draft', is perhaps the most iconic of all. Designed by student activist Kiyoshi Kuromiya, under the fictional name 'Dirty Linen Corp' the poster protests against the drafting of young men into the military to fight in the conflict with Vietnam. The drafting of men became a major catalyst for opposition to the Vietnam War, especially among college students for whom burning the draft card became a symbolic act of defiance.
The language Kuromiya used in the poster was designed to shock the establishment and resonates with the ways in which 1960s American youth culture sought to challenge authority through alternative politics, lifestyles, fashion and music. In 1968, Kuromiya distributed this poster via mail order. In the accompanying advert he described it as 'the perfect gift for Mother's Day' and 'Buy five and we'll send a sixth one to the mother of your choice' listing a number of options, including the White House. For this ad, Kuromiya was arrested by the FBI and charged with using the US postal service for inciting lewd and indecent materials. Later that year Kuromiya defied the authorities and handed out 2000 of the posters at the Democratic Convention in Chicago.
Physical description
Black and white poster showing a young man burning a draft card, underneath the image is the text FUCK THE DRAFT
Place of Origin
New York (printed)
1968 (made)
Kuromiya, Kiyoshi , born 1943 - died 2000 (designer)
Dirty Linen Corp (published by)
Materials and Techniques
Lithographic print
Marks and inscriptions
Height: 756 mm, Width: 512 mm
Descriptive line
Poster, 'Fuck the Draft', designed and published by Kiyoshi Kuromiya (Dirty Linen Corporation); New York, 1968
Bibliographic References (Citation, Note/Abstract, NAL no)
Vaughan, Steve "The Defiant Voices of S.D.S." in LIFE Magazine.(October 18, 1968) p. 90–91
Posters; War; Politics; Military
Prints, Drawings & Paintings Collection


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Denney Gardens
Denney Gardens will begin foundation work in March 2018. For the past three years, volunteers have been working to clean up the vegetative corridor surrounding what will eventually become the house lots.
There was a run-down house on the property which Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue used for drills to train new recruits. The house was removed in 2014 during a Burn to Learn program run by the fire department.


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Is There Ever a Reason to Blow Your Christmas Budget?
As you may know, I am working very hard toward paying off debt and staying within a budget for the first time ever. We've been doing really well. We haven't gone overboard with Christmas presents and have used rewards points, bartering, or baking for most of what we've done so far. However, I went out to lunch with a co worker this week and what I saw caused me to blow my Christmas budget. First of all, since I don't … Continue reading


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ASSASSIN'S CREED: ORIGINS Comes to Comic Books
Titan Comics have revealed three new covers for Assassin's Creed: Origins #1, their tie-in story to the upcoming video game.
Writer Anne Toole
Artist PJ Kaiowa
FC • 32pp • $3.99
On Sale January 3, 2018
Written by Anne Toole, Egyptologist and videogame writer for Assassin's Creed Origins and Horizon Zero Dawn!
Cover A by superstar artist Stephanie Hans (The Wicked + The Divine, Angela: Queen of Hel, Generations: Phoenix and Jean Grey)!
Direct tie-in to the brand-new videogame, Assassin's Creed Origins!
Cover A: STEPHANIE HANS
Cover B: GAME
Cover C: SANYA ANWAR
Cover D: SUNSETAGAIN
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ASSASSIN'S CREED: ORIGINS Comes to Comic Books
Assassin's Creed Origins #1 variant cover
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Samsung HT-J5100K 5.1 Home Cinema (Blu-ray, DVD, VCD)
Bring home the best of entertainment with this Samsung home theater system. You can stream content from VCD, DVD, and Blu-ray players. When it comes to audio, this audio system is all about delivering deep and powerful bass.
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The historic heart of Stanley
Cpt Francis Crozier (Alison Inglis) reveals who the murderer is.
Bosun Molloy, of HMS Terror, arrests (a rather happy) Charles Barnard!
Falkland Islands Museum & National Trust
All money raised from the evening will be split between the
FIMNT and FIODA.
Friday 22nd June saw our first Murder Mystery evening here at the Historic Dockyard Museum. The ten suspects included either well known characters from Falklands history or, characters with a connection to the Islands. Only two of the ten teams worked out that the murderer was none other than Charles Barnard ... played by Steve Fowmes. Well done to Naomi's Ninjas for scoring the most points overall and coming out triumphant.
Staff await the arrival of the guests. L to R - Alison Barton, Sandra Alazia, Tasmin Tyrrell and Andrea Barlow
Murder at the
Above: The ten suspects wait to find out who committed the dastardly act!
Special thanks to everyone who acted or helped in some way with the event, but specially to Alison Inglis for writing the script and putting the whole thing together.
FIODA actors were: Captain Sir James Clark Ross – Jason Lewis, Lieutenant Richard Moody – Joanne Hay, Charles Darwin – Stuart Walker, Captain Robert Fitzroy – Nick Roberts, Allen Gardiner – Karen Armstrong-Ford, Viscount Falkland – Alex McShane, Admiral Horatio Nelson – Elliott Vincent, Charles Barnard – Steve Fowmes, Antonina Roxa – Caiti Beattie, Charles de Bougainville – Daniel Clarke.
+500 27428 ~ Historic Dockyard Museum ~ Stanley ~ Falkland Islands ~ FIQQ 1ZZ ~ firstname.lastname@example.com
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Govt Not Telling Beneficiaries their Entitlements
Resource Management Amendment Bill Report Presented
Govt To Open Up Pipfruit Export Options
ACT Policy In Action In Transpower Sponsorship
Come Clean On Sponsorship Before Telecommunications Bill Reading - Greens
Anderton Disappointed At Prebble Booklet
Maori & Pacific Islanders Dominate Lowest Decile Schools
Economic Development Newsletter
Scoop Is In the House: Today's Q&A
Future Of NZ Defence Decided
Fitzsimons Is Wrong, Says MS New Zealand
Wallace Shooter Identification Prompts Law Review
Future Lefts Epistle
Govt Courts Punishment For Cannabis Law Inaction
Govt Not Telling Beneficiaries their Entitlements
- Green Party MP Sue Bradford says she's saddened but not surprised to learn from Wellington's Downtown Community Ministry that 95 percent of households eligible for the Government's special benefit are not receiving it. See... DWI Fails To Promote Special Benefits [1]
[1] - http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/PA0105/S00169.htm
Resource Management Amendment Bill Report Presented
- The Local Government and Environment Committee has presented its report on the Resource Management Amendment Bill. The committee recommends, by majority, that the bill be passed with amendments. See... Resource Management Amendment Bill [1]
[1] - http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/PA0105/S00168.htm
Govt To Open Up Pipfruit Export Options
- The Government has decided in principle to open up export opportunities for pipfruit growers, Agriculture Minister Jim Sutton said today. See... Changes To Apple And Pear Export Regime [1]
[1] - http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/PA0105/S00167.htm
ACT Policy In Action In Transpower Sponsorship
- ACT Conservation Spokesman MP Gerry Eckhoff today lauded the partnership of Transpower and Landcare Trust. See... Thanks A Million, ACT [1]
[1] - http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/PA0105/S00154.htm
Come Clean On Sponsorship Before Telecommunications Bill Reading - Greens
- The Green Party is challenging National, Labour, ACT and New Zealand First to come clean on any donations they have received from Telecom and other phone companies prior to Wednesday's first reading of the Telecommunications Bill. See... Nats & Labour Should Come Clean On Donations [1]
[1] - http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/PA0105/S00153.htm
Anderton Disappointed At Prebble Booklet
- I have been sent a copy of your booklet Closing the Gaps with an invitation to respond to it. I am glad to take the opportunity to do so. See... Anderton Letter To Richard Prebble On Funding [1]
[1] - http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/PA0105/S00151.htm
Maori & Pacific Islanders Dominate Lowest Decile Schools
- One out of five Maori and four out of ten Pacific Islanders attend the poorest schools, according to figures obtained by ACT Education Spokesman Donna Awatere Huata today. See... Maori & Pacific Islanders Dominate Poorest Schools [1]
[1] - http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/PA0105/S00150.htm
Economic Development Newsletter
- A regular newsletter from the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, Jim Anderton, Minister for Economic, Regional and Industry Development, summarising Government economic development activities. See... Economic Development Newsletter 8 May / Issue 3 [1]
[1] - http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/PA0105/S00149.htm
Scoop Is In the House: Today's Q&A
- Today's questions of the day concerned: Budget Blow Out – Special Benefits – GE Cow Research – NCEA –Budget Blow Out – Cell Phones In Prisons – Community Services Card – Employment In Fishing – Violent Crime Statistics - Rural Policy – West Coast DHB Equity Injection – Adult Literacy. See... SCP HOUSE: Questions Of The Day – 8 May [1]
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Future Of NZ Defence Decided
- The government today announced a comprehensive plan to build a modern, efficient and high quality defence force to meet New Zealand's strategic needs and enable New Zealand to contribute usefully to international operations in which it engages. See... A Modern Defence Force For New Zealand's Needs [1] MORE: - Defence Report Questions And Answers [2] - Significant Increases To Defence Funding [3] - PM's Statement On Rebuilding The NZ Defence Force [4] - Government Defence Statement [5] REACTION: - Greens - Skyhawks Scrapping Step Towards More Independence [6] - United Future - Arrogant Government Knows Best On Defence Policy [7] - ACT - Lack Of Consultation On Defence Deplorable [8]
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Fitzsimons Is Wrong, Says MS New Zealand
- Dr Tom Miller, Research Director of MS New Zealand today refuted Green Party co-leader Jeanette Fitzsimon's claim that the real purpose of genetically modified cattle research has nothing to do with MS. See... MS New Zealand Refutes Greens [1] - ACT - Greens Must Back Up ERMA Rhetoric With Facts [2] - Greens - Agresearch's MS Claims Embarrassing Nonsense [3] - NZ Life Sciences - Resignation Sends Warning Signal [4] For full coverage of the GE Cow Debate see SCOOP JUST POLITICS [5]
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Wallace Shooter Identification Prompts Law Review
- The Government is considering making it illegal to identify police officers involved in shootings, following the publication of the name and photograph of the officer who killed Waitara man Steven Wallace on the web site www.advantageadvocacy.co.nz over the weekend. See... Goff Looks At Law Change After Shooter Identified [1] FULL COVERAGE: - Scoop Links - Steven Wallace Shooter Net Naming [2] - Phil Goff - Goff Looks At Issue Of Police Name Suppression [3] - Wayne Mapp - Bill To Protect Police In Parliament Tomorrow [4] - Steven Franks - ACT Would Defend Rights to Free Speech [5]
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Future Lefts Epistle
- I've entitled this edition "Red Pride" because of a couple of events that I have taken part in recently. The first was the Anzac day dawn service. As always it was moving, and at 5.15AM in the morning, it takes a good deal to "move" me. See... Future Lefts - Red Pride [1]
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Govt Courts Punishment For Cannabis Law Inaction
- The Mild Green faction of the Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party is losing patience with unaccounted delays in NZ's promised cannabis law review. They say the Labour-led government is courting punishment in the polls for chickening out on the marijuana issue. See... MPs "Chicken" Over Cannabis Law Review [1]
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Circle the City With Love, A Prelude to the RNC/
Just as the feel-good afterglow from the Cavs NBA Championship and the humongous championship parade was beginning to subside, Cleveland finds itself again at the epicenter of national and international interest as the Republican National Convention rolls into town July 18-21.
In the days and weeks after that epic Cavs week, one could sense a renewed sense of civic pride, a feeling that Cleveland had finally tossed aside accumulated memories rooted in 52 years of frustration since Cleveland's last professional sports championship in 1964. Anyone who was in the reported 1.3 million throng of Cavs parade celebrants can attest to a relaxed, tension-free day redolent with the spirit of cooperation and pride. Cleveland was happy. Really really happy.
Rewind two years to July 8, 2014 when the Republican National Committee chose Cleveland (over Dallas) to host the 2016 Republic National Convention. RNC Chairman Reince Priebus said "We couldn't be more excited. I think that it's a city on the rise. If you haven't been to Cleveland lately, its a real surprise how beautiful it is down by the lake".
However visions of a positive national spotlight for a resurgent Cleveland have been clouded by concerns that a polarizing candidate will serve as a lighting rod for political dissent. This stands in stark contrast to the successful 2012 RNC held in another waterfront city, Tampa FL. As one "frustrated" protester said "What the (expletive) do you have to do to get arrested in this town?'
Cleveland showed the world that it would not trash its city in the aftermath of the Cavs' game 7 victory and during the championship parade the following Wednesday. And there is a growing sense and conviction that, if there is trouble related to RNC protests, it will come from individuals and groups who are not from Cleveland. Cleveland's spirit of renewal and positive energy will be tested.
Against that backdrop, an idea came to Sister Rita Petruziello, a member of the Community of the Sisters of St. Joseph, for a peaceful, non-denominational gathering to set the tone for the coming week and Circle the City With Love was born. "Everyone will bring their own concept of that positive energy to the bridge" said Sister Rita. We caught up with a very busy Sister Rita yesterday for an extended conversation on the idea behind Circle the City With Love that will take place on the Hope Memorial Bridge (formerly the Lorain-Carnegie Bridge) spanning the Cuyahoga River. Spend a few minutes with her and we think you'll totally get the vibe she's tapping into.
Circle the City With Love will be on Sunday, July 17, 2016 starting at 1 p.m. at Saint Ignatius High School and the event website is www.circlecitywithlove.com/. We share Sister Rita's sense of optimism for Cleveland and the coming RNC week. Two days after the Cavs win we felt a similar vibe and we called our shot. Cleveland, the tomorrow you've been preparing for is here today. Now let's show the world.
Sister Rita's brother Joe penned and performed this song to inspire folks to come out for Sunday's Circle the City With Love.


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This is the first chapter from my soon to be released book, Backstage: How I Almost Got Rich Playing Drums in a Christian Hardcore Band.
Be on the lookout for more info about pre ordering the book and a solid release date. I WILL have copies available for purchase on the upcoming As Cities Burn tour. Links for tickets to those show are on ascitiesburn.net or on facebook.com/ascitiesburn. Thanks for reading.
It's August of 2006 in New Orleans and it's hot. And humid. Really humid. This was the type of humidity where I wasn't even sure what the point of showering was. I'm just a sweaty, sticky mess. Not to mention that rapidly accelerating my dehydration is the fresh Abita Amber - a local Louisiana beer - I just picked up from a bar across the street from House of Blues, that I'm now enjoying as I watch the openers load in their gear through the stage door. In New Orleans, it always seems like a good idea to start drinking early. Never mind that in the morning one may have to get on a plane or take a ride across Lake Pontchartrain on the 25-mile causeway back to the North Shore. Pulling over to blow chunks of jambalaya and hurricanes on that stretch of road is tough, seeing as there's no shoulder to speak of. But it's the last show of tour. And my band As Cities Burn is headlining a House of Blues show in New Orleans for the first time. We were on the verge of greatness. Riches and fame were inevitable. Abita Amber was the only appropriate action to take.
If I had only known the truth in that moment, sipping my beer, watching our friends in Jonezetta load their gear through the back entrance of HOB on Decatur Street, that THIS was as big as it gets. By the time As Cities Burn would come to an end in 2009, I would be humbled and broken, devastated by the suicide of a friend, a failed marriage, and the collapse of my band. No ill- advised night of drinking in New Orleans could match the metaphorical hangover that my life would become.
It was actually supposed to be our last show ever at the end of a very successful farewell tour. Bands are very narcissistic about their "farewells," aren't they? It can feel quite presumptuous to think that anybody is going to give a shit about your LAST TOUR EVER. Which of course, it wasn't. As you may have noticed I wrote 'supposed to be our last show'. Turns out that "Final Tour" billing is worth a lot of tickets and a lot of merch sales and a lot of fans spilling their hearts about how important you are to their existence. This all must have been convincing because about halfway through our "final tour" we decided to announce that in fact it was not! We had been so inspired by all the heartfelt gratitude from our fans (and their money): we realized what a stupid idea it was to break up. Besides, we were going to be HUGE once we put out our next record. That was the trajectory we were on. All the other bands on our label were blowing up at the time and we were next in line, so "they" said. We had the right booking agent. We had the right sound. We were getting the good tours. And the fans were damn passionate about what we were doing. There was a connection between As Cities Burn and the fans that was unexplainable, still is to this day. We had to stay together. For the greater good of music, right?
This last show at House of Blues in New Orleans was kind of a dream come true for us. Just one year before we were still playing churches and VFW halls for our hometown gigs. Headlining HOB was a rite of passage for us. It meant we were moving on to bigger and better things. I remember that night we believed we had a very good chance at selling out the show. I don't remember the capacity at the time, but I believe close to 1,000 people could fit inside. I think it's less now, but let's say 1,000. That sounds better than 878. So we were expecting 1,000 kids to come to this show. Sure about 163 of them were friends and family but that's the way it always was when playing South Louisiana. All the members of the band but myself were from nearby Mandeville and Covington, just across the lake, and also attended LSU before quitting to tour full-time. Popular guys and really fun to be around,so there was always lots of people hanging wherever they were.
If you sell out the show at HOB New Orleans you get your name on the wall backstage. I remember being so giddy about the possibility of our band name written on a wall next to Jimmy Eat World or Foo Fighters. We were at the peak of our career and on the verge of attaining the unattainable for a hardcore band from Baton Rouge where frat rock rules all and Zydeco country music is a real thing that people want to see. I dare you to google "Zydeco".
As Cities Burn had survived dealing with shady local promoters and playing for free at churches. No longer did we have to work our asses off to promote and sell tickets for shows that we would receive no financial gain from, even though our draw was double that of the touring "national" act. We had arrived. We were legit:
"Pay us our money or we take a walk to the ATM buddy! And by the way we requested BUDWEISER, not bud light on the hospitality rider. FIX IT NOW!!!"
Truth is we were never like that. Never demanding. Never really that professional. We never took what we were doing too seriously. I think we were mostly surprised that this plan had worked. Dropping out of college and just hitting the road with no help whatsoever. We were surprised and proud. Excited for the future. In the end, our turn to blow up and become the next Tooth and Nail/Solid State Records screaming band to sell $100K records or more would never come. We had reached the peak and didn't have a fucking clue.
You see we would end up changing genres completely. TJ our singer/screamer decided to go ahead and leave the band to start a normal life and get married. Although we loved TJ we thought, "Well now at least we can write the music we want to write and try and be part of the cool rock and roll indie scene." Cody, TJ's brother, would become our singer and As Cities Burn completely reinvented itself. Artistically, it was for the better. Our second and third records were much more in line with the type of music we all actually loved to listen to. But career-wise, it was devastating. Our sophomore release would end up selling half as many records as the first.
The shows got smaller. The booking agent was gone. The label loved the record, but it was like marketing a whole new band. Half of our fan base left us. Can't blame them. They liked screaming and hardcore dancing and moshing. You can't expect an 18-year old kid to go from wearing girl jeans and black t-shirts to within a year becoming an uber cool indie rocker. I was cocky about our transition. I thought that our music would have more mass appeal and that we were going to be the biggest band in our "scene". Not even close.
After our third record was released in spring of 2009, the band was basically in shambles. We played one show in support of the record with no mention to anybody that it could be our actual last show. We were still friends, but relationships were strained. There was plenty of blame to go around, including myself. I was on the tail end of an eventual failed marriage that had deeply affected friendships and even my commitment to the band. At times I was selfish: missing practices, bailing out on shows, asking the band to tailor everything to my schedule. Oblivious to what was going on around me, my dream was falling apart and I didn't do a damn thing to try and save it.
That summer Cody posted on Facebook that the band was done, thanking the fans for six years of ACB support. None of us even discussed it. But someone needed to say something. So that was it.
Let's get something straight about this book. I'm not writing this about those years after our peak. That's a story for another time. I only mention that part of our history to give you context. This is a band that fell short in a lot of ways. Nobody bought houses with the money we made. In that sense, there was virtually nothing to show for it in the end. The financial success was minimal. We fell short of all expectations I had on that hot August day in 2006.
Most of this book will be about three of the best years of my life, which also happen to be the beginning of three more years of absolute misery. Even though As Cities Burn embarked on a great adventure from 2003 to 2006, this time period was not without tragedy. Suicide. One could never imagine how many life trajectories can be jolted from their previous path due to the tragedy of suicide. I will write about these things with transparency. Because these things are all too intertwined with my experience in As Cities Burn. I think in some ways this book is a way for me to appreciate that time in a way I was never able to back then. When you are always looking forward to what is next, it's difficult to live in the moment and realize how amazing those experiences are. With touring and trying to push your career forward, you're always thinking about where the next show is, how many tickets have been sold, are we going to get an offer for that amazing tour, how much merch we should re-order. Always looking forward to the next thing. Never enjoying what's happening to you right then.
Even with all the terrible things that would occur in my personal life, I want to enjoy those moments now. I want to tell you what it was like to come up as an indie hardcore band in 2003, before the internet took over every aspect of the music industry. I want to tell you about playing for absolutely nobody in Brighton Beach, NJ, with a foot of snow on the ground awaiting you after the show as you search for a place to lay your head. I want to tell you about the overwhelming joy that you experience when you find out you sold more than $300 worth of T- shirts! Or the numbness and disappointment you feel when you send off over 100 press kits to record labels and managers and agents and don't receive a single response. These were the realities of starting out as a touring band in 2003. Maybe this is still true for 2015. I wouldn't know. I don't want to know. Well, not by way of experience that is.
Maybe this book will be a cautionary tale to some young hopeful musicians that just know they can make it if they try! Or maybe somebody in their early 30s who had dreams of playing in a band and going on tour but never did will feel eternally grateful towards their younger selves that they decided to stay in college and become an engineer. Or maybe some of my peers will read this and declare that I am totally full of shit and starving for attention in my musical "twilight" years where I can no longer make a living doing what I love—that I just can't hack it in this business and that I am now trying to make a quick buck exposing some things about the music industry and "Christian" bands.
My honest to God hope regarding the quality and success of this endeavor is that I just want my wife to like it and maybe laugh a few times. Dammit. That's a lie and I know it. I want to sell 100,000 copies and be the voice of a scene and generation of music fans that started underground and slowly made their way into the mainstream. I want to get fucking rich and go be a panelist on Dr. Drew or Dr. Phil or Oprah. I can talk about how "difficult it is for touring bands to maintain their mental and physical health on the road" or some bullshit.
Outside of trying to get rich and become a famous author, I think this is a story worth telling. But also, this band has real fans, and these fans might actually find this book interesting! Beyond that I hope that this story can appeal to someone who has never even heard of As Cities Burn. I really don't want this book to be about As Cities Burn. I hope fans of the indie/hardcore/warped tour scene in general can find entertainment in this book.
My intention is not to create a biographical account of our experience. I plan on writing hardly anything personal regarding the other band members. This is just my perspective of what can happen when kids dare to dream. You could change the band name and it wouldn't matter. If I wanted to please our fans I would leave out the chapter where I basically talk shit about our fans for 3,000 words. But it's relevant to this story, to my story. This book is meant for those who long to see how this works from the inside: a firsthand account of an amazing experience by the drummer that kids still don't recognize even when I'm wearing our own T-shirts left over from tours of the past. "Hey is that an As Cities Burn shirt??? Cool! What's your favorite record?" a kid asks me at the Whole Foods' meat counter. No kidding, this just happened yesterday. Oh…and yes I wear my own band's T-shirts. I'm old; it doesn't matter.
I think it's possible for non-fans to read and enjoy this. Maybe this book can lead to new fans even. (We are on the Internet.) Some interesting and amazing things happen when some 19-21 year olds leave college to hit the road. To many who are not familiar with this world, it could seem like a crazy fantasy novel or something. Others may be appalled at the complete disregard for responsible adult behavior. "How do you pay bills?? Where do you live?? What are you going to do when you have a family one day?" Oops.
Whoever you are, if you like music I hope you find some level of enjoyment in reading this. And during the parts of the book that are dark and depressing, I hope you are able to find comfort and maybe allow these stories to relate to your own life in a meaningful way. Outside of poverty, suicide, and divorce, being in a band is really fun. We had lots and lots of fun. We lived in a fantasy world, a boys' club of sorts. It was an escape from all the bad stuff. And if you keep having fun for long enough, eventually the beer is free!
When I think about myself at 23 years old, sipping that Abita Amber, getting my mind ready for what I thought would be the ride of a lifetime, I wonder if it would have been better to know that the summer I had just experienced was as good as it would ever get for As Cities Burn. Would I have taken the time to enjoy it more, or been riddled with anxiety and feelings of let down and failure. It's probably wise to submit to the brilliance of Garth Brooks' "The Dance" on this matter. Yes, I like Garth Brooks, and I was in a post-hardcore band. Garth said he was "glad he didn't know, the way it all would end, the way it all would go." That's deep, Garth. I have to agree. If I had known on that day what I know now I probably would have drank too much and had to endure that awful trek across the lake, puking out the window at 55 mph.
Now at 32 years old with a wife and two kids, I'm able to look back and appreciate it all. The good, bad and the ugly. In the summer of 2006 I was a dumbass 23-year old boy. No 23-year boy old could possibly appreciate that experience the way he should. The way the experience deserved to be appreciated. Now I can. And now, I can write about it.


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This is the highly anticipated recipe many of you having been waiting for. I decided I'd better post it after getting complaints for not putting it in the ward cookbook. It is another one of my MIL's recipes.Ingredients:
1 rack of PORK baby back ribs (not spare ribs)
1 tablespoon Montreal Seasoning (McCormick's)
2 tablespoons soy sauce
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 bottle bbq sauce (we like Joe's BBQ & KC Masterpiece Original)
Whisk together Montreal Seasoning, olive oil, and soy sauce. Brush rack of ribs with marinade. Heat barbeque to medium/high heat, brown each side of the ribs (top up) and remove from grill. Place ribs on large piece of HEAVY DUTY foil on a cookie sheet and generously cover in bbq sauce. Seal foil around ribs and wrap one more time with heavy duty foil to avoid leaks. Bake for 3 ½ -4 hours at 275 degrees.