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Wynona's Big Brown Ale - Voodoo Brewing Company
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Ratings: 231 | Reviews: 102 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by dtomes:
New York
3.75/5 rDev -2.1%
03-06-2014 02:51:03 | More by dtomes
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3.5/5 rDev -8.6%
06-29-2014 16:28:58 | More by bsideone
3.8/5 rDev -0.8%
Thanks to Exiled for sharing this bottle.
The beer pours a brownish color with a tan head. The aroma if full of cinnamon, hazelnuts, toffee and caramel. A nice, semi-complex aroma that hits all the things I look for in a brown ale.
The flavor is similar. I get a lot of toffee and cinnamon, as well as some very light smoked notes. There is also a little bit of alcohol noticeable in the flavor, but it is fairly well hidden.
Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
09-29-2011 04:16:31 | More by Mora2000
New York
4.25/5 rDev +11%
big thanks to PittRooney for this bottle and many others!
12 oz bottle pulled from the fridge allowed to warm up for 20 minutes or so, poured into an imperial pint glass. 12/10 written in marker on the cap.
pours out a nice dark brown color, almost a little ruby red when held to the light. fairly clear body. big 2-3 fingers of light tan colored head off of the pour that faded to a thick, creamy, retentive layer. some nice sticky lace.
the aroma is mostly that of light roasted malt and coffee. some very light fruits behind all the malt and maybe just a touch metallic and a touch of bakers chocolate.
a very nice taste. a nice balance between sweet and bitter. lots of lightly roasted malt, brown malt, and coffee at the forefront. some bakers chocolate, light fruits, and kind of an earthy hop at the finish with a little bitterness.
medium bodied, maybe just a little more body than your average brown, but i welcome it. i wouldve never guessed 7.3%.
a solid brown ale, coffee flavors and brown malt are the the highlights here. bigger and better than your average brown. if your ever have the chance to try this, i definatly suggest you do.
04-02-2011 02:18:41 | More by dogfishandi
4.75/5 rDev +24%
07-28-2014 22:54:37 | More by gunnerlincoln
West Virginia
4/5 rDev +4.4%
Thank god for the Big Pour, on tap in the Burgh!!! I didn't even know they kegged their beers but Bocktown is pouring Wynona's Big Brown Ale and Pilzilla right now. this one pours a deep mahogany brown hue with some ruby highlights peaking through, dark cola like head reflects well through the somewhat dimmed lights of Bocktown. Aroma has the dark semi sweet cocoa and coffee blend with a nut bread edge to it. Herbal hops reach out and grab your senses as well. A touch of anise black licorice grabs ahold as well. Flavor carries it out nicely with complex black roasted malts and chewy brown ale notes, mild coffee with herabl rolling hops and again more of the black licorice kick in the finish. Mouthfeel is medium bodied tight even carbnoation this is much better than the carbonation issues they've had in some of their bottled offerings. Drinkability is all around excellent one of the best brown ales I've tasted in the past few years of getting deeper into beer.
09-12-2009 14:28:00 | More by WVbeergeek
South Carolina
3.5/5 rDev -8.6%
06-02-2014 03:49:30 | More by chinchill
4.5/5 rDev +17.5%
07-03-2013 01:06:41 | More by dug_of_war
3.75/5 rDev -2.1%
01-18-2013 17:54:33 | More by stereosforgeeks
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -8.6%
05-08-2014 21:57:18 | More by acurtis
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -2.1%
03-13-2014 17:45:51 | More by JMS1512
4/5 rDev +4.4%
07-23-2012 00:11:14 | More by KingHenry
New Jersey
3.43/5 rDev -10.4%
Poured from a chilled bomber into a wine glass.
A-Murky brown dark tea with a scuddy ring of a head. Pretty lackluster, unfortunately.
S-Sweet caramel and roasted nut malts. Not picking up much hopping here, but it is a very nice nose.
T-Astringent bitter hops hit the palate first, then give way to a sweet, slick, buttery roasted malt finish. Detecting some coffee and cocoa here. Not terribly complex.
M-This is a bit of an oddball because the slickness is at odds with a rather thin mouthfeel. Somewhat overcarbonated.
O-This one left me a bit flat. I was expecting more in the taste department. Pretty lackluster brew that will not find a space in my cellar.
09-27-2011 22:10:36 | More by caddybuyer
4/5 rDev +4.4%
05-19-2012 03:53:43 | More by ksiazewski
New Jersey
3.73/5 rDev -2.6%
Voodoo- Wynona's Big Brown (beaver?)
Picked up a bottle at Capone's- Norristown, PA
A- Murky muddy brown with a over-carbonated frothy head. Poured a 1/3 of a glass waited several minutes and repeat.
S- Strong cocoa, oak, and hazelnut.
T- sweet brown sugar with flavors of oak chip, bitter chocolate, hazelnut and almond,tobacco leaves, with a light touch of fig.
M- Very sweet and hot up front. Alc stays with you throughout. This 1 finishes of bone dry with an aftertaste of cocoa.
Overall- Aside from some serious over carbonation, this was a definite sipper! Another good beer from Voodoo.
11-05-2007 23:15:30 | More by NJpadreFan
4.25/5 rDev +11%
06-28-2013 01:06:14 | More by prdstmnky
3/5 rDev -21.7%
03-24-2013 01:44:32 | More by HeyJim
3.75/5 rDev -2.1%
02-26-2014 16:21:56 | More by Griffith
Ontario (Canada)
3.13/5 rDev -18.3%
Enjoyed on cask at Cole's cask festival. A malt job, not overally drinkable cask when others are available, but would drink a pint if thirsty and only water, coffee, and prune juice would be my alternatives.Simcoe, Amarillo and Northern Brewer, chocolate malt.
Had again in 2010 fest and it was a lot better. An attack of hops and then sweetness overwhelms.
12-10-2008 03:43:14 | More by Sammy
4/5 rDev +4.4%
04-19-2012 12:19:45 | More by whatname
2.88/5 rDev -24.8%
On tap at Capones. This one just did not do it for me. The color was a dark off brown that was somewhat clear with a good tan head. Light lacing with a burnt roasted malt smell. There is a nice hop aroma. But I could not get the burned malt out of my nose. Surprisingly I tasted coffee hints. This beer seemed tilted, unbalanced. The hops and malt did not blend well. In the mouth it seemed to bubbly for this style otherwise it was ok. I had a 4 oz sample and that was enough for me. I wish I dug this beer as much as I dig Primus. Later
07-06-2009 13:38:58 | More by TheChauffeur1
3.75/5 rDev -2.1%
08-29-2014 17:55:24 | More by fthegiants
South Carolina
4/5 rDev +4.4%
07-14-2013 02:11:15 | More by Damian74Shensky
3.85/5 rDev +0.5%
Many, many thanks to guinnessdoc for this one.
Wynona's Big Brown Ale pours a dark cola brown color. It's nearly opaque, but a bit of light cuts through and reveals some burgundy highlights. An enormous tan head caps it off and reaches over four fingers tall. It looks to be a tad overcarbonated. It's very slow to dissipate completely. Lacing was a little lighter than expected. Pretty good overall.
The nose is pretty good, but a far cry from great. It's very malty and features a mix of roasted and caramel malts. Smells a little charred. A bit of brown sugar is noted. Somehow it doesn't quite smell sweet though. Hops are noted and are surprisingly strong. I've had this beer for a few months and am unsure of its age. But, the hops are a pleasant surprise. Alcohol is blended well and isn't too strong. A slight buttery or butterscotch scent creeps in on the tail. All in all, it's pretty good, but is just a tad convoluted and lacks identity.
The flavor profile is again, pretty good, but can't seem decide what it wants to be. It is very malty. Caramel and roasted malts are flavorful and give it a nice base. There's a hint of brown sugar, but it's not sweet. Hops are still very lively and very bitter. They taste mostly like pine. It's slightly buttery toward the end. Alcohol is not noted at all. I'm a little on the fence about this beer. I'm not loving it, but it's growing on me. I like the idea of hop forward brown ale...a lot. This one's pretty good and it's grown on me enough to warrant a score bump. It's a close call, but it's the right one.
Wynona is more light-medium than big. Carbonation is on the excessive side and hinders its feel a little. It's just too bubbly and would improve with an adjustment there. Drinkability is good. I like the flavor and it's going down easy. It's not overly strong, so there's not too much to worry about there.
Wynona's Big Brown Ale is a pretty good, novel brown ale. It could use a couple of tweaks. I don't say this often, but I think less hops might really improve it. That aspect of it just doesn't gel extremely well with its malty base and seems to mask some of its other flavors too much. Carbonation could also use a tweak. It's excessive as it is. All in all, I like the concept and the overall result is a success. The execution isn't perfect, but it does the job. As a side note, any Primus fan will appreciate the opportunity to try this beer. I am...on both counts. Thanks, Josh.
08-23-2009 03:23:49 | More by prototypic
4.1/5 rDev +7%
On-tap at the Farmhouse in Emmaus, PA. Oh man, this is a brown ale for brown ale lover, big rich, and just drinkable enough to get you in trouble. We're talking milk chocolate, caramel, and toffee also with a balance of bread roast that reminded my of dark toast and crust. Surprisingly smooth. Really, watch out for this beer.
05-22-2009 17:38:31 | More by tempest
Wynona's Big Brown Ale from Voodoo Brewing Company
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Now they're even.
When Aurora Central traveled to Marmion to renew the two schools' rivalry for the 75th time Friday night, the Chargers had drawn first blood this season after using a fast start on their way to a 63-60 win on Jan. 11.
This time, the Cadets flipped that script and got out to a 15-point first quarter lead en route to a dominant 60-36 victory to take a 38-37 lead in the all-time series. But the two teams aren't done with each other as the rubber match comes in the state tournament when the two teams open play at the Class 3A IMSA regional Feb. 25.
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SALEM — A Lynn man is facing charges that include kidnapping after prosecutors say he forced his girlfriend to go to the bank, where he wanted her to withdraw $5,000 so they and their child could return to Russia.
Ernest Choguryan, 30, was ordered held without bail during his arraignment yesterday in Salem District Court, where he pleaded not guilty to charges that also include assault with a dangerous weapon and attempting to commit a crime.
Prosecutor Geoffrey Wood told a judge that police got a call from a Bank of America branch in Vinnin Square shortly after 4 p.m. Tuesday about a woman who had asked a teller to call them.
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Montgomery Police Chief Kevin Murphy is addressing the presence of gangs in the capital city following the Monday arrest of six men in connection with the city's 35th homicide.
Three men were charged with capital murder while the other three were arrested for conspiracy to commit murder. All were part of a gang that was shooting at members of another gang.
Chief Murphy was candid about saying the suspects, and those they shot, were all gang members. But he's not going so far as to say Montgomery has a gang problem.
The murder happened on August 12, a brutal battle between members of the two groups.
"Yes, they were gangs. They are gangs," Chief Murphy said, adding that officers have been aware of the groups for quite some time. Their names: "Crescent Road Heroz" and "D Block."
Court documents suggest members of "D Block" shot at members of "Crescent Road Heroz", but arresting those responsible for killing 19-year old Donatavious McCall took time.
"It was complex," Murphy said. "You could tell it wasn't a case that was solved in a day."
Chief Murphy says the groups are small and police are watching them. "I've often been asked if Montgomery has a gang problem and my feeling is this. If we weren't making any arrests, then I think we'd have a problem."
He says the issue of gangs is being addressed daily by all members of the police force. He says everyone in the department is aware of thee groups.
"It's time to stop," says west Montgomery resident Cynthia Bibb who does see a problem. She believes its starts at home. "Start being better parents," she says. "Find out who your children are hanging out with. You got a 17 or 18-year-old first and foremost, they need to be at home."
Bibb says the violence needs to end because it hurts more than just those involved, calling it "stupidity".
WSFA 12 News reached out to Central Alabama CrimesSoppers. Officials there say they have seen an increase in anonymous tips that involve teenagers and crime. They're working to get more conflict resolution training in schools.
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---- — MT. VERNON — The King City Theater Company will be performing its 16th Annual season with the spring musical, "The Prince and the Pauper," May 3, 4 and 5 at the Rolland W. Lewis Community Building at Veterans Park.
The performance will be held 7 p.m. each night. There are 22 cast members who rehearse nine weeks by show time.
The performance of the Mark Twain classic story will be directed by Teresa Davis-Brown, with Blythe Lee Brown the assistant director.
The story puts Tom Canty, a poor boy from a London slum, trading places with Prince Edward, son of Henry VIII.
Elizabeth Kue of Mt. Vernon will play Tom Canty; Haley Wiedman of Belle Rive plays Prince Edward VI; Andrew Capps of Mt. Vernon plays John Canty/the archbishop; Nathan Arnold of Mt. Vernon plays Father Andrew and Sir Miles Hendon; Megan McKinney of Mt. Vernon plays Mrs. Canty/Heartless Helen; Aleigha Fleener of Mt. Vernon plays Bet Canty/Accused Witch; Jayme Piercy of Belle Rive plays Nan Canty/Accused Witch; Bethaney Brown of Mt. Vernon plays Gran/Edith; Kendall Kaskie of Mt. Vernon plays King Henry VIII/Hobbs/Hugh; McKenzie Payne of Ina plays Lady St. John/Thief; Brooke Phillips of Mt. Vernon plays Princess Elizabeth; Megan Owens of Mt. Vernon plays Princess Mary; Elysia Piercy of Belle Rive plays Lady Jane Grey/Thief; Logan Wilson of Belle Rive plays Humphrey Marlow/Thief; Makayla Smith of Mt. Vernon plays Doctor/Hermit/Ambassador; Jonathan Dorris of Mt. Vernon plays Sir Willima/Thief; Ashtyn Cornett of Mt. Vernon plays Widow; Trisha Nair of Mt. Vernon plays Margery; Trent Smith of Opdyke plays the Prince's page/thief/accused murderer; Ashley Gregory of Mt. Vernon plays the guard/soldier; Grace Wilson of Belle Rive plays Louella/peasant; and Blythe Lee Brown of Mt. Vernon plays a peasant/soldier.
Tickets are $5 for the general public, children 12 years and younger are $3. Tickets are available at Borowiak's IGA and at the door before each performance. Children must be accompanied by a paid adult.
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The "Bear Pit", which still exists, and remains at the bears' disposal, has been listed as one of the federal cultural objects of national significance and has been included in the highest cantonal preservation category. The pit is connected to the park via a tunnel.
Guests can go on a tour of the old bear pit as well as the new bear park. They get to see the new park with its green hilly terrain, which includes caves and the "Bear Bath" in the Aare River.
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I live in Switzerland but am most definitely not Swiss. The Bern Bear Park is a travesty. The Swiss attitude to animal rights is hypocritical and cavalier. As long as things have a "humane" stamp on them (think "bio" meat, gobbled up conscience-free by every Swiss in the name of a good "grill-party"), then animal exploitation is acceptable and even encouraged. According to the Swiss, these majestic animals don't deserve freedom, just a new strip of grass. The fact that they even built the adjoining park is an admission of guilt. In typical Swiss style, they went in for a compromise, and instead of freedom, gave them a swimming pool. Does this remind you of other compromises which still allowed tourist and foreign cash to keep filling their coffers? All in all, those bears should count themselves lucky, though. The few wild bears that do manage to make it across Swiss borders are usually dealt with in the most uncompromising way of all: with a shotgun.
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Graham in Canberra
We visited this horror some years ago and It shook my belief that Switzerland was a forward thinking country. These poor miserable animals are still treated so poorly. They should be traeted in a much better environment. Swiss myopia at large with no respect for creatures other than for contained space to gawk at and of course the attraction of visitor spending in nthe City. Damned animals!!
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I agree with Amy. This is so much better than the concrete pits but what would be EVEN BETTER would be to retire the bears to a sanctuary or release them back into the wild. I will be urging everyone I know not to visit Bern until the bears are no longer there.
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Switzerland needs to abolish this park completley. I'm glad it was finally upgraded from the concrete hole in the ground where they used to live, but this is still not right. If Switzerland (Bern) really loves the bear they should be free to roam and live normal bear lives. Put them into rebahilitation or a wildlife sanctuary. Shame on Switzerland. I'm sorry but I will not be visiting the city of Bern.
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Nice. I might like to visit someday.


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Irony: Lefty HuffPo Becomes Target of Union Wrath
Being consistently pro-union puts one in an awkward position when unions start making some very inconvenient demands. The Huffington Post is learning that lesson the hard way.
On the heels of AOL's $315 million HuffPo buyout - the largest such acquisition in the blogosphere's short history - the Newspaper Guild said the following in a letter to Arianna Huffington (h/t Joe Pompeo):
As we look to the future, we look to you, Arianna Huffington, as a leader in web-based news coverage, to demonstrate your commitment to the value of journalism, and to help prevent independent journalists from having to settle for third-world wages.
The Los Angeles Times's Tim Rutten had likened HuffPo to "a galley rowed by slaves and commanded by pirates" for its legion of unpaid, volunteer bloggers. Those bloggers generally post a bit less than half of each weekday's political stories (on average), though those posts consistently attract far fewer readers than the ones written by HuffPo's paid staff.
HuffPo spokesman Marco Ruiz responded with this message:
We couldn't agree more with your goal of ensuring journalists are paid for their work. It's why HuffPost has 143 editors, writers, and reporters on our edit team. But we feel there's a critical distinction between our editors and reporters and the people who contribute to our group blog. While we pay our editors and reporters, we don't pay for the opinion pieces submitted by our thousands of bloggers. The vast majority of our bloggers understand the value of having a platform that reaches a very large audience. People blog on HuffPost for free for the same reason they go on cable TV shows every night for free—because they are passionate about their ideas, want them to be heard by the largest possible audience, and understand the value that that kind of visibility can bring.
The Newspaper Guild wasn't having any of it. Bernie Lunzer, the union's president, responded:
We continue to have great concerns about the HuffPost model and its long-term effect on journalism. I am not at all surprised that you see it as a simple matter.
"Its long term effect on journalism" is code for its long-term effect on journalists' wages. That is the central objection from the union's perspective.
And if the union believes HuffPo's model will reduce journalists' wages, they are not likely to budge. So a site that has consistently painted labor unions as a wonderful anti-corporate force for good is now apparently on the receiving end.
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some how I knew this would come to ahead sooner or later
Submitted by dirtydan64 on Tue, 02/22/2011 - 9:04pm.Well guess what Arinna youmgig is up, Guess you'll have to share some of that hard earned $315 Million you received for Nothing, LOL !!!!
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Submitted by Ashrak on Tue, 02/22/2011 - 9:06pm.
The implosion continues.
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This is going to be fun. I
Submitted by Van Halen on Tue, 02/22/2011 - 9:22pm.
This is going to be fun. I hope NB covers it night and day.
1) The unions want representation. Let's see just how pro-union Arianna and her filthy rich buddies really are.
2) The union wants Arianna to pay other than third world wages. Considering that most HuffPo writers worked for um, free, then there's nowhere to go but up.
3) Obama said we ALL have to sacrifice. C'mon, Arianna, spread some of that wealth around - the Obama way!
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Want better wages? Write better articles.
Submitted by CobraMan on Tue, 02/22/2011 - 9:47pm.
"As we look to the future, we look to you, Arianna Huffington, as a leader in web-based news coverage, to demonstrate your commitment to the value of journalism, and to help prevent independent journalists from having to settle for third-world wages."
Hay, Journalists, you get paid in accordance with the quality (and popularity) of your work, remember? When you write third world quality articles, you get paid third world wages. You may as well complain about the "third word wages" bad artists get. It's not going to change that fact that you, as an "independent Journalist," SUCK at your chosen profession! Face it, you're not the Rembrandt of the keyboard society.
Here's a free piece of advice: Want better wages? Write better articles.
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Or Anwar al-Awlaki.
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Golf clap...
Submitted by OuttaMyWay on Tue, 02/22/2011 - 11:48pm.
Well played.
Someone should make a virtriol generator could replace 100 bloggers!
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called union Bosses for a reason
Submitted by MidAmerica on Tue, 02/22/2011 - 9:52pm.
Most unions are anti-competition in nature and their goal is most likely to squeeze out the 'little guys' by forcing that they be paid. This has the result of less product and so making the professionals work more valuable. Huffpo will become just another predictable and boring exercise of what passes for todays professional journalism.
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AOL must be very excited
Submitted by Boudin on Tue, 02/22/2011 - 10:06pm.
About recent events. I have every confidence that this was significant in the decision to sell!
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Submitted by RobAtAmPre on Tue, 02/22/2011 - 11:35pm.
Free isn't good enough for them, they want to be paid for the privilege of posting on free blog space provided by huffpo
Typical liberal entitlement mentality.
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Ah, the taste of irony.
Submitted by sybilll on Tue, 02/22/2011 - 11:49pm.
Arianna is indeed a capitalist at heart. I've worked for many successful capitalists over the years. Only difference was they did not grow their organization, and profit, without the benefit of paying me wages for my efforts. Suckers, every last one of them.
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Submitted by RESTLESS 1 on Wed, 02/23/2011 - 12:17am.
Serves the b#tch right.
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That's great! Now all that's
Submitted by ant on Wed, 02/23/2011 - 12:20am.
That's great! Now all that's left is for Couric, Amanpour, and others to be replaced by the illegals hanging at the Home Depot, I'm sure they'd be willing to work for less than 5 mill.
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Come on everyone. You know
Submitted by Rusty Shackleford on Wed, 02/23/2011 - 12:30am.
Come on everyone. You know how the Huffington Post's quality puts everything else to shame. The Unions are just trying to do what they do best and lower the quality of Tsa-Tsa's little blog so that CNN, MSNBC, CBS, and the Times aren't completely forgotten!
Chris Matthews: The Joy Behar of MSNBC.
Bill Maher: The Joy Behar of HBO.
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Galley slaves? Now
Submitted by LAM SON 719 on Wed, 02/23/2011 - 1:44am.
Galley slaves?
Now listen to me, all of you. You are all leftist bloggers. We keep you alive to serve this website. So type well, and live.
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AOL, the most laughed at
Submitted by jdhawk on Wed, 02/23/2011 - 2:19am.AOL, the most laughed at corporation in the history of corporations, has managed to do it again! lol They reportedly spent 40% of their available cash on huff n' puff.. Apparently, what was appealing was the fact that the huff n' puff labor was practically free. Well, that looks like it just hit a major speed bump! Too bad; so sad . . . I hope the whole AOL pile of crap goes the way of Air America. When is the publishing industry going to learn that socialist papers, web sites, books, and movies all create red at the bottom of income statements . . .
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Not to worry Ari. Soon the
Submitted by Miss_Me_Yet on Wed, 02/23/2011 - 2:24am.
Not to worry Ari. Soon the only place you will find representation by a union,will be the Smithsonian, right next to all the other extint dinosaur carcasses.
Liberals ... we can't live with them, they couldn't survive without us ...
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Of course it's a sweatshop...
Submitted by Vonu on Wed, 02/23/2011 - 12:49pm.
But it was already going that way.
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Jabari Parker was reflecting Friday on a high school career that is nearing its final month, and it was a good week for such an examination. Simeon knocked off nationally ranked foes Oak Hill and Young last week and retired the jerseys of Parker and teammate Kendrick Nunn.
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First basketball memory?
I was 5 or 6 years old at the James Jordan Boys and Girls Club, watching my dad (Sonny Parker) and his summer league. Me playing at halftime. That was one of my earliest memories when I had a love of the game, when I really enjoyed it. Just shooting around.
Biggest influence in your basketball career?
My dad, just his example and his role that he plays in my family. And also what he's done. It gives me an extra boost to try to make him proud and get to where he was, which was being on the top.
What are you most proud of in your career?
I don't like individual awards because it always takes a team to get those honors. Our state championships we got here, they came from hard work and dedication and blood, sweat and tears. It wasn't just me that was out there. It was everybody else contributing.
Best opponent you've played?
Julius Randle, of those in my age group. He's always on attack, constantly on attack. And he's strong.
Pregame rituals?
I always pray before the game. I have a big-time belief in that. It just gives me that extra boost, the confidence, the faith that I'm going to play and be safe. I know at some points I'm afraid of getting reinjured, but with my faith in God, he helps me to endure.
And you lead the team in a prayer too?
Yeah, it's my first year doing it.
You talk about your faith a lot. How do you make that a part of your everyday life?
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A Minnesota Senate committee has rejected a proposal to install cameras at high-traffic intersections to catch red-light runners.
The Senate Transportation and Public Safety Committee voted the bill down 9-6 Monday. The Star Tribune reports a second vote, which would have advanced the bill without recommending that it pass, also failed 8-7.
The legislation sought to establish requirements that cities using the cameras link a driver to a vehicle blasting through an intersection using clear photographic evidence.
Republican Sen. John Pederson's bill included limits on data retention and would require cities to clearly post signs at intersections where the cameras would be used.
A companion House bill stalled last week but could resurface later.
Minneapolis had red-light cameras for a few years before the state courts invalidated the city's camera program.
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INNSBRUCK, Austria (AP) -- Former snowboard world champion Heidi Neururer of Austria says she'll retire after the World Cup parallel giant slalom on Sunday.
In a statement from the Austrian ski federation, the 34-year-old Neururer says she's retiring one year before the Sochi Winter Olympics because the past two seasons have been disappointing and she's "lacking the mental strength to keep fighting."
After Sunday, there are still two more parallel giant slaloms this season. But Neururer says she wants to end her career in the Swiss resort in Arosa, Switzerland, where she won the PGS world title in 2007, two years after earning silver at the worlds in Whistler, Canada.
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$1,700 buys all materials for Upper School Algebra II, Geometry, and Calculus I and II classes.
580 gifts of $50 completely fund the Lower, Middle, and Upper School libraries.
$3,200 provides Beginning School art supplies for 55 preschoolers and kindergarteners.
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Frost Brown Todd LLC
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Intercity Insurance - Horse Mortality
Provides full mortality and theft insurance.
CMW Equine Architecture
Architect in Lexington that specializes in everything equine from breeding and training facilities, to individual barns and buildings.
Continental Bloodstock Agency
Full service equine agency that can support all of your needs with respect to buying, selling and insuring all breeds of horses.
Employment agency for the horse industry
Equine Insurance Specialists
An independent insurance agency dedicated to providing low cost insurance coverages for the equine industry.
Equine Law Web Page
All about equine law, especially as it relates to racing, presented by a Lexington, KY, law firm that specializes in equine law.
Farm Credit of North Florida
The premier lender for equine or other agricultural operations in the Ocala / Marion County, Florida area.
Georgia Walker and Associates
Insurance of all types for horses and other animals.
Glen Miller Realty
Specializing in the sale of horse farms in Ocala.
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Actual court cases dealing with horse racing and breeding.
Horse Enthusiasts' Banner Exchange
Get your banners on other horse oriented sites for free or a small fee.
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One-pager for an accounting firm that specializes in tax returns and audits for individuals, trainers, breeders, farms, and all types of businesses in the horse industry.
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Good articles by a University of Texas law professor. Not all are racing related but some are and cover taxes and insurance.
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Equine insurance agency in Louisville, KY, with all kinds of coverage.
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Several farms for sale in the Ocala area.
K & K Insurance
K&K is the largest single insurance provider to pari-mutuel facilities in North America and specializes racing coverage.
KBIS Equine Insurance
British insurance agency specializing in all types of equine insurance.
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Includes several horse racing jobs including all the requirements to be licensed in OK which should at least give you some rough guidelines for other states. Look under Horse Racing, Jockey, and Racehorse.
Markel Equine Insurance
All types of insurance for horse owners.
Newton Baker Services
Offer mortality, loss of use, and liability insurance.
The Nia Group
Comprehensive insurance plans for all type of horsemen.
Nobility Equine Collection Services
Debt collection for the equine industry.
PM Eckman Advertising Inc.
Advertising, marketing, and web developement for the Thoroughbred industry.
Professional Equine Employment
A national employment agency exclusively geared to the equestrian market, worldwide.
Race Track Industry Program
The University of Arizona degree program for people who plan to work in the pari-mutuel industry. Also includes coverage of their annual industry symposium.
Stewart Business Solutions
Creators of EZ Billing an easy to use billing/invoicing program for use with Thoroughbred, Standardbred, Equestrian and Show Horse Stables and also Dog Kennels. Customizable and Y2K compliant.
Temporary Horse Care and Services Inc.
Employment agency for horse people.
Thoroughbred Web
Web Site Marketing Company based in Lexington Kentucky.
Topely Thoroughbred Services
Stakes closing reports and other information vital to trainers planning a campaign.
Track Wise
Consulting services for owners from managing and selecting horses to accounting.
Video Projects Company
Racing television production and simulcast graphics.
Webpony Worldwide Internet Service
Specialist in designing and hosting web pages for the racing industry.
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Yearsley Bloodstock Insurance, Ltd.
Bloodstock insurance coverage for mortality, fertility, etc.
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UK web design service for the racing industry.


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Top-seeded Americans & Brazilians Notch Olympic Beach Volleyball Wins Sunday
Athens, Greece, August 15, 2004 - All three of the top-seeded teams in the women's Athens 2004 Olympic Games competition won as expected here Sunday with the tandems of Misty May/Kerri Walsh, Adriana Behar/Shelda Bede and Ana Paula Connelly/Sandra Pires posting pool victories.
With May returning after missing the last three SWATCH-FIVB World Tour events in Norway, France and Austria, the top-seeded American tandem scored a 21-9 and 21-16 win in 35 minutes over Chiaki Kusuhara and Ryo Tokuno of Japan in a Pool A Beach Volleyball match.
The victory was an "ideal" gift for Walsh, who celebrated her 26th birthday Sunday. May was returning to competition for the first-time in three weeks as she has been hampered since the first of June with an abdominal strain.
Adriana and Shelda, the 2000 silver medallists at the Sydney Olympic Games, dominated Leigh-Ann Naidoo and Julie Willand of South Africa 21-7 and 21-10 in a 35-minute Pool B match. The Brazilians won the 1999 and 2001 FIVB World Championships before finishing second to May and Walsh last October in the 2003 worlds in Rio de Janeiro.
Ana Paula and Pires won their Pool C match by defeating Nila Ann Hakedal and Ingrid Torlen 21-18 and 21-19 in 47 minutes as the No. 3-seeded Brazilians had to rally in the second set to defeat the Norwegians. Ana Paula and Pires were the 2003 FIVB season point's champions.
Also winning Sunday were Eva Celbova and Sona Novakova of the Czech Republic, Cuba's Tamara Peraza and Dalixia Fernandez Grasset and Susanne Lahme and Danja Musch of Germany.
Host Greece' Vassiliki Arvaniti and Efthalia Koutroumanidou forced the Germans to a third set before Lahme and Musch won 21-16, 16-21 and 15-10 in a Pool C match. Celbova and Novakova scored a 21-19 and 21-16 win in 45 minutes over Rebekka Kadijk and Marrit Leenstra of the Netherlands in a Pool A match.
Larrea Peraza and Fernandez Grasset, the 2003 Pan American Beach Volleyball champions, out-lasted Lucilla Perrotta and Daniela Gattelli of Italy in a Pool B match by the score of 21-17, 18-21 and 15-11 in 61 minutes.
Sunday's women's play was the second of six days of women's pool play where 16 of the 24 teams in the competition will advance to the elimination bracket. The women's medal matches are scheduled for August 24.


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Xs and Os aren't the biggest issue for the Boss Hog this fall.
Do you dream of bathing in an unending wave of college football goodness? Do you ever feel like you just see too much of your girlfriend, the sun or your Jack Russell, Bo? If so, do we have...
The SEC says we have to have somebody, and the Razorbacks are booked up for the next few years, but after that, who should the Hogs play?
It's their annual report. So how does Arkansas stack up compared to the rest of the country?
Here's what they're doing to improve it. All we want to do is watch baseball games (or any other sport)!
We may have to retire from Arkansas message boards - at least until the Hogs win an SEC game again.
Do some Arkansas supporters want to play coach roulette? Is that it? Keep changing the head coach until one instantly clicks?
Reporter Chuck Carlton of The Dallas Morning News says Long is not the favorite, but is a finalist.
A hodgepodge of ex-coaches, players, media and some politicians make up the 2014 College Football Playoff Selection Committee. How will it effect the SEC?
Simply put, Arkansas' athletic director is now among the most powerful people in college football.
Now the Razorbacks just have to get to the point of being considered for the playoff
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 9, 2012
City breaks ground for new US 169 interchanges on March 12
New interchanges at NW 96th and NW 108th streets replace temporary signals
The City of Kansas City, Mo., invites residents to attend the groundbreaking ceremony for the new US Highway 169 interchanges, which will be located at Northwest 96th Street and Northwest 108th Street, on Monday, March 12 at 10 a.m. at Northland Cathedral, 101 NW 99th St.
"The 169 Interchanges project is happening due to dedicated City staff who were committed to seeing this project through to completion," said Councilman Russ Johnson. "The results will improve access and safety, serving as a catalyst for economic development."
This project will replace the temporary traffic signals on Northwest 96th and Northwest 108th streets with new interchanges and upgrade both streets to parkway standards on each side of US 169.
"This project represents cooperation at its best; from the Northland Chamber's continued advocacy, the Mid-America Regional Council's process, Kansas City's commitment of matching funds and MoDot making it happen," said Councilman Ed Ford. "I am grateful to all of the business and political leaders that have helped make this possible."
Northwest 96th Street will become Tiffany Springs Parkway, connecting the west side of US 169 to the existing traffic signal at Northwest 96th Street and North Oak Trafficway. As the area develops, Tiffany Springs Parkway will extend toward I-29, providing residents with another east-west connection. Because this interchange is not at the location of the existing stoplight, residents can use 95th Terrace to exit the highway during construction. The interchange is scheduled for completion by the end of 2012.
Northwest 108th Street will become Shoal Creek Parkway and will widen to a four-lane parkway between North Holly Street and North Oak Trafficway. During some stages of construction, the intersection of US 169 and Northwest 108th Street will temporarily close during overnight hours. This closure will occur after the Northwest 96th Street interchange has been completed, so motorists will be able to access US 169 instead via Northwest 96th Street.
This project is funded by an $18.3 million grant from the Federal Highway Administration. The City provided $7.7 million as a local match for the grant. The Missouri Department of Transportation is managing the design and construction of the project.
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Marketers, SEOs and other stakeholders in online marketing are always looking for new means and ways of boosting their performance. Although new tricks of the trade are always evolving, there is one that I feel is not being exploited enough – using language translation to re-package and promote content.
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Whether we know it or not, culture impacts almost everything we do. Within business, one should always be aware of cultural differences. Yes, even within interior design!
Being surrounded by other cultures can bring a great deal of benefits: new research has shown that living in a culturally diverse community can even make you smarter!
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Scientific researchers from non-English countries often face challenges when they are looking to publish their work; as English is basically the only language used in the scientific field, they often find it hard get the subtleties of their research across in a language different than their native one.
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If you work cross-culturally, whether abroad or at home, chances are you have found yourself in a situation whereby you find yourself a little lost with the way people work and/or behave. Sometimes, this comes down to culture - i.e. differences in values and how this translates into the way someone carries themselves at work.
Are you involved in online marketing? Looking to take things global? Well good news...we have just added a fantastic new resource to our downloads page entitled "Multilingual Online Marketing: A Best Practice Guide".
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On our blog we love to look at different takes on cultural differences. Understanding culture and how it impacts your business isnt just about dos and dont's. It is SO much more and this little piece on culture and security highlights nicely how culture impacts pretty much everything we do from handshakes to security fences.
Recently, expert on global leadership, Erin Meyer, published a new book that aims to help managers lead global teams. By using an eight-scale framework, team leaders can guide their teams to a more effective method of working.
Mobile phone company AT&T Mobility's Spanish and Chinese users now have access to a service that translates their text messages into English with a press of the 'send' button!
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You're at the World Cup in Rio, and you are on your way to the next match – which will be won by your country, obviously, - when boom! You fall flat on your face because you slipped on some Brazil nuts! But how do you tell the nurse in the emergency room what happened if you don't speak a single word of Portuguese?
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When entering the Chinese market, even very successful fashion companies can encounter serious difficulties. A brand's name can especially pose problems for the Chinese who can have difficulties in pronouncing the name. Elizabeth Paton has some great tips for 'hot' brands to ensure the Chinese consumer is just as enthusiastic about a brand as the rest of the world!
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Did you know that Arabic is the fifth-most spoken language in the world? Impressively the online Arabic speaking population now surpasses Russian, French and German, according to research by Common Sense Advisory, a market research company specialising in translation.
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The Word: Kelly Rowland and Paulina Rubio confirmed to join 'The X Factor'
After rumors earlier this week, it's now confirmed that Kelly Rowland and Paulina Rubio will judge "The X Factor" next season. They'll join Simon Cowell and Demi Lovato on the panel. "It's taken more than a decade, but I'm delighted to finally be on a panel with three girls (I think!)," Cowell told Us Weekly. "Paulina and Kelly both have great taste and massive experience in the music industry and together with Demi, this is going to be a fun panel. It just feels like the time to do something different."
Mexican singing star Rubio sounds like she's not planning to take any lip from Cowell. "Simon, be careful what you wish for! Let's see if you are ready to handle me. Empieza la fiesta, amigo!" she said.
Both Rowland and Rubio have previous singing judging experience: Rubio appeared on the Mexican show "La Voz," and Rowland co-hosted the highest-rated season of the UK version of "The X Factor." It should be fun to watch them on the American "X Factor" if only to see whether they can remember which show they're on.
Rowland is also finally going public about how it feels to live in Beyonce's shadow in her new song, "Dirty Laundry."
The song is a raw, angry account of surviving an abusive relationship and watching Beyonce become a superstar and leave her behind.
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"They're real cool," Adams said of the Wizards' staff, including coach Randy Wittman and GM Ernie Grunfeld. "I felt comfortable when we talked about New Zealand. Apparently one of the dudes' daughters lives in New Zealand. ... I explained that I like to run. They got John Wall. He's fast. He likes pushing the ball and stuff and I just said that I could help by running with him. ... I'd like to go there, definitely."Via CSN Washington.


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Friends of the High Line is excited to present its first ever Teen Night this Thursday, July 18, at 6:00 PM in the 14th Street Passage. This boardwalk-themed evening is the first of two fun events planned by our very own Teen Arts Council, or TAC.
Our TAC team is a group of ten local teens we've hired to plan two awesome party nights for New York City teens this summer. For the past five months they have met on a weekly basis—attending other teen events around the city and meeting with other teen groups in preparation of producing their own event. And the night has finally arrived!
This Thursday's event, High Line Boardwalk, will include carnival games, tasty treat, great music by DJ empanadamn, and even some fortune telling.
Whether you want to challenge yourself at the dunk tank, dance into the evening, leave with some hard-earned prizes, or enjoy the tasty, free food, just make sure not to miss this fun event. High Line Boardwalk will begin at 6:00 PM and ends at 9:30 PM.
If you'd like to make a music request, please share it on the Facebook event page.
This special blog post comes to you from Ana Nicole Rodriguez, a High Line neighbor who grew up in West Chelsea and now works as an editorial intern for Food Arts Magazine. We invited Nicole to join us last weekend to document the second annual Social Soup Experiment on the High Line, an event presented by Friends of the High Line as part of High Line Food, a program that brings interesting, sustainable food to the High Line.
What is a park if not a space in which to bring people together?
That community sentiment, along with a focus on seasonality and local food sourcing, is precisely what inspired this year's Social Soup Experiment. Dining need not exceed the simplicity of wholesome ingredients and smiling faces. A large spoon, two long wooden tables decorated with apples, and a group of more than 250 hungry neighbors is all you need to make the High Line's "restaurant without walls" possible.
Friends of the High Line partnered with Brooklyn Grange Farm to bring in beekeepers from the five boroughs for the first-ever Honey Day at the High Line.
Yesterday, a full afternoon of activities included an extra-special Play With Your Food session with La Newyorkina, an educational beehive, special Honey Day-themed treats from High Line Food vendors, and honey tastings from beekeepers from the five boroughs.
Join us after the jump for more photos from the event.
The wonders of the carnival await you on Tuesday, June 19. Prepare to be dazzled and delighted with spiked snow cones, games and prizes, and music by DJ Kiss.
We hope you'll join us for our annual Summer Party on the High Line presented by Coach it's a great way to have fun and support the ongoing maintenance and operations of the park at the same time.
What happens when hundreds of people gather for a one-pot meal at a communal table in a restaurant without walls placed on the High Line?
Why, they eat of course!
Despite heavy winds and ominous clouds on the horizon, nine dancers from the Trisha Brown Dance Company stepped into place on rooftops along the southern terminus of the High Line on Thursday evening. The dancers were preparing for their 7:00 PM performance — the debut of Roof Piece — a dance originally performed by the company in SoHo in 1971, and recreated on its 40th anniversary for the High Line. As the dancers prepared to begin, park visitors gathered along the High Line between Gansevoort and West 14th Streets. Some had come to see the performance, and others had stumbled upon it.
Tonight at the Mid-Manhattan Library, join Danya Sherman, Deputy Director of Programs & Education at the High Line, for a discussion about how the High Line's public programs are engaging the neighborhood.
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Composer James Whitbourn has provided this note on his choral work Annelies, which the NEC Concert Choir performs October 24 in the Boston premiere of its chamber version, under the direction of Erica Washburn.
Before the first complete performance of Annelies Anne Frank's cousin, Bernd Elias, who introduced the new work, said "if Anne could be with us tonight, I know she would shed tears of joy and pride, and she would be so happy—happy the way I remember when I saw her last." Such is her place in the world today that it is easy to forget that Annelies (Anne's full name) was a real person, with friends and family. She was a happy and energetic person, wanting to live life to the full.
To date I have never met anyone who, on hearing the name Anne Frank, has said "who?" If you stop to think what it takes to achieve this level of familiarity, it is extraordinary. But when you start to work with the text, it becomes clear why this book is known all around the globe. The writing is a brilliant fusion of the everyday musings of a young girl with the most penetrating observations of the human soul seen through apparently much older and wiser eyes.
The creation of the libretto of Annelies from the diary was the work of my collaborator Melanie Challenger, and it was she who came to me with the idea of a musical work. No-one had been permitted to use the diary in this way before, and permission was not granted lightly. It was a careful, thoughtful, and ultimately loving process that led to the agreement to make a new work of art from this extraordinary and personal diary text, and it felt right to name the piece by Anne's full name, even though she is more commonly known by the shortened form.
The fact that the diary sits within an event of such horror as the Holocaust makes its brilliance painful. But at the time of writing her diary, Anne had not experienced the most brutal aspects of the Holocaust first hand, though she was much more aware of them than her companions-in-hiding realized. One of the helpers, Miep Gies, who kept the supply of food to the annex flowing, recalls that Anne (whom she adored) used always to follow her downstairs at the end of each day's visit and ask many questions of what was really happening in the outside world. For example, she wanted to know what was happening to the Jews she saw rounded up and arrested on the streets below. "I told her the truth", Miep said. Anne knew what was happening. But none of the housemates, not even her own parents, knew the depths of her understanding. The side of her character she called her "finer side" was hidden from sight, and reserved only for the pages of her diary. It is that side of her character which is reflected most strongly in Melanie Challenger's libretto, although there are references in Movement 5 to her more playful side too.
As my composition developed I became increasingly aware of Anne Frank as a contemporary person. Melanie and I were helped by a number of people, perhaps most crucially Bernd (Buddy) Elias, who brought discreet encouragement and affirmation. Through him, it became a much more personal piece to create than it might have been, almost as though I were writing for him and for his family and friends. This particular context affected the language of the music that started to come into my mind. Anne's diary is absolutely direct and the music had to be too. In the early weeks, I wrestled with many ideas but always came back to a musical language that could be understood by many and which might reflect the life of a young girl. I was perhaps fortunate that the period of composition coincided with the time in my life when my own two daughters were similar in age to that of Anne Frank when she started her diary.
The score is permeated with sounds which reflect Anne's wider life and acknowledge other parts of the diary not directly quoted. There are stylistic references (e.g. Movement 12) to the classical composers she listened to on the radio (she particularly mentions one Mozart concert) and of the war-time songs (Movement 5) she might have heard on the BBC, used to boost morale among the troops. There are the bells of the nearby church (Movement 5); there are childhood references, such as the little xylophone she was playing (Movements 1 and 9) when she first met her friend Hannah Goslar. And, although there are no specific quotations from Jewish melodies, their contours and cadences inform much of my writing and can be clearly heard.
Annelies Marie Frank died in Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, along with her sister Margot. By that stage, she knew her mother was dead, and she believed her father was dead too. In fact, he survived; and Anne's friend Hannah Goslar, the last person we know to have seen her alive, always wondered whether Anne would have found the strength to live if she had known her beloved father was not dead. The legacy of her death, though, has been remarkable.
Even before its première, parts of Annelies were heard in a most extraordinary setting. The piece came to the attention of the organisers of the U.K.'s National Holocaust Memorial Day 2005, the sixtieth anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz (where Anne Frank was also kept captive). Three movements of the work were performed on that occasion, in the presence of Queen Elizabeth II whose face (then as Princess Elizabeth) Anne Frank had gazed at on the wall of her little attic room all those years ago, and of 500 survivors of the Holocaust and their families. The work was introduced by Anne's school friend, Hannah - the girl who Anne had dreamed about (Movement 9) reaching out to her in desperation. As events unfolded, it was her friend who survived and Anne who died. This work is a musical commemoration of that young life.


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Should Money go to Hollywood or Developmental Disabilities?
A coalition of lawmakers from the Assembly are proposing to cut Hollywood tax credits by $90 million and use the savings to restore cuts from not-for-profits supported by the Office of People With Developmental Disabilities.. Assemblyman Dan Stec is part of the coalition..
AMC Formal Community Meeting #1 Tonight at 6pm
AUDIO – 050113 – LPCA to host first formal AMC community meeting
The first formal presentation by AMC on the question of ER vs Urgent Care planning is set for 6pm tonight at the LPCA. We have a preview.
Adirondack Day in Albany
The inaugural Adirondack Day showcased dozens of exhibitors and vendors to raise awareness among lawmakers and legislative staff about what life is like within the Blue Line
Tupperpalooza Warrier Run registration opens
Registration for the 2nd Annual Tupperpalooza Warrior Run opens Wednesday, May 1st at 12 p.m. Join us Thursday on the K&J show as we speak with Tupper Events Coordinator Michelle Clement about Tupperpalooza and another, and another…
NCCC Students Learn the Ropes
North Country Community College instructor, Steve Mergenthaler, assists Kristen Amell in rappelling near Chapel Pond.
K&J – Interviews Tupper Lake Mayor Paul Maroun
K&J – 050113 – Tupper Lake Mayor Paul Maroun
Tupper Lake's Mayor Paul Maroun speaks with us about "Adirondack Days" in Albany, Tupper Lake's Budget and the May 7th Emergency Services Building Referendum.
Podcast Wednesday 05/01/13
WNBZ News 7am Podcast – 050113