Kim Moore
Kim Moore
Kimberly Mooreis a Canadian curler from St. Catharines, Ontario...
instinct killer needed tonight
We needed the killer instinct tonight and not let them get back in it.
fought
We got down, but we fought through it.
options
I feel like there's still some options open.
opportunity provides wonderful
What this provides is a wonderful opportunity for a three-county area.
borrow credit jeopardize loans medical order pay people playing report rules shows spite trying wrong
This report shows that Kansans are playing by the rules and trying to pay off their bills. But in spite of their struggle, they come up short. Something's wrong when so many people use up their hard-earned savings, borrow from friends, take out loans and jeopardize their credit in order to pay off medical bills.
We're young and they're young too, and sometimes that's going to happen. We were able to use their blockers a lot and go around their blocks.
college difficult job taught
For a long time, we were taught if you go to college and get a job you'll make it in life. It's difficult to make it even with a college education.
hears himself needs nervous thinking
It makes him nervous if he hears me. He's been doing this by himself for so long, when he's on the mat, he's thinking what he needs to do. He doesn't need me to scream.
enjoy focused thursday totally wednesday win
We're going to enjoy this win for the moment, but I told them to come in Wednesday and be focused because Thursday is a totally different game.
tough win
We had a tough day today. But for us to come back and win was good.
looking people
They say people are just looking for something free, but I'm desperate. That's why I'm here.
clearly people temporary
A lot of people think they're in a temporary situation, but clearly it's more permanent.
They're all young and they're all very talented,
arena business definitely economic means medical needs people successful tide training turning
There's definitely a tide turning in the medical arena to being the fastest-growing occupations. If we're going to be a successful economic community, it means going into the business community, identifying needs and training people for those jobs.