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Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn The Last Chapter Summary
- Tom gives Jim $40 to compensate him for every atrocity he suffered, including: being a prisoner; living with spiders, snakes, and other creepy critters; being threatened with amputation; eating minimal amounts of food for a month.
- Jim is stoked about his good fortune, which he chalks up to his having a hairy chest.
- Finally, remember that dead guy near Jackson's Island way back when this crazy adventure started?
- Turns out that was Huck's father, so Huck doesn't have to worry about him showing up and being drunk and abusive anymore.
- Judge Thatcher, unlike Miss Watson and Pap, hasn't died. He still has Huck's $6,000 back home, which, at the going rate for prisoners, is enough to fund about 150 more mock rescues.
- Pack up the raft, Tom.
- So, is it back to "sivilization" for Huck?
- Not a chance. He's headed out west, to "Injun" country, to have lots more adventures.
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James Young scored 21 points, Willie Cauley-Stein led a dominating performance in the middle with six blocks and Kentucky pulled away to beat LSU 85-67 in the quarterfinals of the Southeastern Conference tournament Friday night. The Wildcats (23-9) closed the regular season with three losses in their last four games, prompting coach John Calipari to switch things up at practice and beseech his team to find "its mojo." His talented group of freshmen heeded the call. Kentucky took control with a 23-3 run in the first half, withstood a rally by the LSU (19-13), and pulled away with the sort of dominating performance expected from a team that some thought could win every game.
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Hi there,
My name is Dwayne and I believe in finding a better way to do things... in all areas of my life. I also believe that to find better ways, one must Think differently and be open and willing to learn from others.
I own a Real Estate Investing company and I have a Coaching/Consulting company.
I have been blessed to have excellent Local Personal Assistants in the past that were "forward thinkers and they basically "took care" of me.
The only reason that they are not with me still is that they both met 'someone' and moved away. Now, I am looking for a long term Personal Virtual Assistant (cant move away..LOL).
Please reply and state what experience/skills you have that would be directly relevant to this position (with links to projects/websites with an explanation of exactly what you did…if necessary)
I'm looking for someone who:
-Can Speak,Read and Write English Fluently
-can handle and respond to email for me
-will manage multiple Email accounts
-will manage multiple calendars
-will book and confirming appointments
-will do online/web comparisons and research
-is very familiar with gmail/google services
-is familiar with email marketing and autoreponders
-is familiar with social media marketing
-will manage/tag/update youtube accounts and videos
-will manage Facebook fan pages
-will manage twitter accounts
-will organize and manage virtual events(webinars and conference calls)
-will research and book travel itineraries
-will organize,manage and tag photos/videos
-can price/cost analysis of expenses
-do some voice transcriptions(i now have computer software to most of it)
-is familiar wordpress and some html to edit/make website posts
-can work partial full-time(Pacific) CAN hours
-enjoys their work(important!)
-is WILLING to LEARN new things and Learn to THINK Differently
-has a laid-back attitude and is adaptable to change
-is available on Skype during working hours(video/voice preferred)
I have 2 young kids and my wife also has a home based business, that is integrated into our life and business, so very often there may be personal tasks that aren't directly related to my business. ( Like organizing my wife…. this is sometimes more important than some business tasks)
You must be able to prioritize tasks and even sometimes make me prioritize the task i give you. I often have many ideas/tasks on the go at the same time.
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Haha thanks. I just can't help myself though. I know there's nothing I can do about it now but try to do better in the future
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Crazy hectic days while they happen, but its great when it seems ten minutes has gone by and it has really been a couple hours.
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Millions of fans have flocked to his shows for the past four decades and bought his albums in big numbers — over 300 million record wordwide, it's reported.
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Julio Iglesias just loves singing
Spanish romance king performs in Dubai on Thursday
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He has sung with greats like Frank Sinatra, Stevie Wonder, Diana Ross, Sting and Placido Domingo and has a reputation of being a ladies' man, although he will be the first to disagree.
He's blessed with awfully good looks, an exceptional voice and a talent for communicating with his audiences even to this day, 43 years since he first scored a number hit with La Vida Sigue Igual in his native Spain. His name is Julio Jose Iglesias de la Cueva, and he is unquestionably one of the greatest Latin American singers in history.
And what's more, he's coming to town for a one-night-only concert at the Dubai World Trade Centre's Shaikh Rashid Hall on Thursday, March 21.
tabloid! spoke to Iglesias ahead of the show and learned a few things about what it takes to become a major recording artist and an internationally successful touring balladeer.
Iglesias on... the secret to his success:
"Passion. That's my little secret. My father was 19 years old when he became a father, imagine that. He had great genes and he also became an incredible doctor. I think I inherited some of those genes [laughs]. I wanted to be so many things, but most of all I wanted to become a singer at 19. I was passionate about it then and I am passionate about it now. It's a thing with us Latin people, I guess."
Iglesias on... his unique selling point:
"Life is a package for anyone born in this world. [Pauses, then asks, "How old are you Leslie?" I begin to answer, but he stops me, saying, "Never mind".] In music, as in life, you have an attitude that is deep inside you and you just have to develop it. You style your hair in a different way and you look better. You build your personality on things like that and what you have inside you. Imagine a politician, like say [Fidel] Castro, where would he have been without his attitude, his image. His beard, the military uniform, he built the attitude that saw him make it to the cover of Time magazine so many times. We all have a natural attitude, and it's important that you develop that attitude with your image."
[Asked if he knows if Castro is a fan, he says, "I don't know and I don't really care. I sing for the people, not presidents. It won't change my life anyway if I heard that a president or a celebrity was my fan. No. It's the people that matter. The only celebrity that I had in my life was my father."]
Iglesias on... being a celebrity:
"When you go on stage the only thing that matters is the communion, the marriage between you and the fans. When you go on stage you feel an atmosphere that is unique. After 45 years of being on stage from Finland to China, to Dubai, I don't feel any different. You always go on stage for one reason — because of the passion. Without that you die earlier. So for me it's not a question of the money I make on tour, I have so many corporations that can make hundred times more money with me sitting at a desk in an office, than I do singing. I am just happy to share my gift of song. This tour that I'm doing takes me all around the world — to China, Singapore, Philippines, Dubai, Qatar, Oman, Mexico, Spain. If I would not have the passion to do it then it's meaningless. Mind you it's not easy for me at my age, I'm 69 years old. For me to get on a plane and go to the most beautiful place in the world is easy. But the atmosphere that I create with my musicians, the people who travel with me, the people that I meet on tour, it's a beautiful atmosphere."
Iglesias on... performing in Dubai:
"Everyone is talking about Dubai. My wife was excited when I said I was going to sing in Dubai, she said she was coming as well. I know it's a great place and everyone in my crew is so happy to be there."
Iglesias on... collaborating with singers such as Frank Sinatra and Stevie Wonder:
"When you sing with people like Sinatra, Stevie Wonder, Sting… so may people… Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, Placido Domingo [who performs in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday], when you hear their voices you feel something special is going on, a kind of magic. It's a great experience and you also learn from that experience. You feel like you're on the moon, it's a phenomenal feeling. I was also very excited to sing with them because it gives me an opportunity to tell my kids, and I have so many, that I sang with their idols. It's great, unbelievable.
Iglesias on... plans to collaborate with his son, Enrique:
"Not really. It's also very hard to ask my kids to do a duet with me at the cost of sounding too commercial. I don't want to push my kids into that sort of a situation."
Iglesias on... his fellow Latin singers:
"The younger generation has such amazing artists, they are growing up with new sounds, new instruments and new electronic instruments. They have opportunities to make a record very fast, unlike the old days, where we did so many takes before we got it right. Today's studios are much more contemporary. It's amazing."
Iglesias on... change in the music industry:
"Change is good, when it is for the better. But you must also have the talent, without talent you cannot progress in the music industry even if you sing with your heart and soul."
Iglesias on... the impact of the internet on music:
"The internet is a machine which allows you to connect your feelings or your tastes with music that you can download in 10 seconds. It's the life of today, you can't stop that. You will be stupid if you did try to stop something that is in the heart of millions of kids who communicate through the internet. What is important is to understand how it affects the creative people, the artists, the composers, the writers. You should give a thought for the intellectual rights of a writer. The internet is a different way to collect a record but at the same time it's like stealing money from the artists and the composers, which is incorrect for me. You cannot take a song that does not pay back something to the people who made it."
Iglesias on... being a football player:
"I played football for many years, around seven, I think, I was the goalkeeper for the junior team of Real Madrid Castilla, which is a sort of reserve team for Real Madrid. I was also a trainee with the first team. I loved football, but I think my love for music was even greater."
Message for his Dubai fans
"I respect you guys and I guarantee that the concert will be special. My fans mean everything, they are the ones who buy my records and come to my concerts. They are the reason I still tour."
Julio Iglesias performs at Dubai World Trade Centre on Thursday in an all-seated concert. Tickets, Dh320-1,300 (varying catgories), available at leading physical and online ticket retailers.
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Igbo-Ukwu is a town of the Igbo people in southeastern Nigeria. It is notable for three archaeological sites, where excavations have found bronze artifacts from a highly sophisticated bronze metal-working culture dating perhaps to the 9th or 10th century. This was centuries before other known bronzes of the region, making the Igbo culture the earliest known example of a bronze casting society in the region. The first of the sites, Igbo Isaiah, is a shrine that was uncovered in 1938 by Isaiah Anozie, a local villager who stumbled upon the bronze works while digging beside his home. Subsequent excavations by Thurston Shaw in 1959 resulted in the discovery of two other sites: Igbo Richard, a burial chamber, and Igbo Jonah, thought to be a cache.
Igbo Bronze Art
The bronze sculptures were made in stages using the lost wax technique, an ancient casting process commonly using wax. Many of the castings integrated small decorative items and designs, showing the artisans' high level of skill. It is believed that some of the bronzes were part of the furniture in the burial chamber of a highly important person or king. In addition to a variety of ritual vessels, bronze items include pendants, crowns and breastplates, staff ornaments, swords, and fly-whisk handles .
Other artifacts discovered in the sites include jewelry, ceramics, a corpse adorned in what appears to be regalia, and many assorted copper and iron objects. Tens of thousands of glass beads were also discovered, suggesting a long-distance trading system with places as far away as Egypt, Venice or India.
Other examples of Igbo art
Prior to British colonialism, the Igbo people were a fragmented and diverse group, resulting in artistic styles that are widely varied. Besides the bronze artifacts discovered in the 20th century, Igbo art is generally known for various types of masquerade masks and outfits symbolizing people, animals or abstract images. Igbo art is also famous for Mbari houses, which are large open-sided square planned shelters containing life-sized mud sculptures. These painted sculptural figures are made to appease the earth goddess, and are sculpted in the form of deities, animals, legendary creatures, ancestors, officials, craftsmen, and foreigners. The process of building Mbari houses, which often takes years, is regarded as sacred; therefore new ones are regularly constructed and old ones are left to decay.
A unique structure of Igbo culture is the Nsude Pyramids, a group of ten pyramidal structures built of clay and mud. The structures were built as temples for the god Ala/Uto, who was believed to reside at the top. Everyday houses were made of mud and thatched roofs with bare earth floors with carved design doors. Some houses had elaborate designs both in the interior and exterior, including Uli art designed by Igbo women.


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But what really matters is the Muriels. You know, that time-honored annual movie award that is not named after Bette Davis's Uncle Oscar, but after co-founder Paul Clark's guinea pig. Throughout the month of February (the 6th through the 23rd), the winners have been announced, as you know because you've been regularly clicking on the Muriels link right here on Scanners. Anyway, you know what "Argo" can do; the Muriel voters, on the other hand, chose to give the year's top prize to what, for me, was obviously the most rewarding movie experience of the year: Leos Carax's "Holy Motors."
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This year's Outguess Ebert contest seems a little like shooting fish in a barrel. For the first time in many a year, maybe ever, I think I've guessed every one correctly.A few years ago, I came across an article about the newly identified psychological concept of Elevation. Scientists claim it is as real as love or fear. It describes a state in which we feel unreasonable joy; you know, like when you sit quiet and still and tingles run up and down your back, and you think things can never get any better.
I tried applying it to that year's Oscar nominees. Did it work any better than any other approach? You need Elevating nominees. An example of Elevation would be when the bone morphs into a space station in "2001." Did I feel Elevation in making any of my Guesses this year. That doesn't mean it was a bad year at the movies. Harvey Weinstein, accepting his achievement award from the Producers' Guild, said he thought 2012 was the best in 90 years. Maybe he felt Elevation when he gazed upon the Weinstein Company's box office figures.
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Marie writes: I may have been born in Canada, but I grew-up watching Sesame Street and Big Bird, too. Together, they encouraged me to learn new things; and why now I can partly explain string theory.That being the case, I was extremely displeased to hear that were it up Romney, as President he wouldn't continue to support PBS. And because I'm not American and can't vote in their elections, I did the only thing I could: I immediately reached for Photoshop....
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The winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture will be Ben Affleck's tense new thriller "Argo." How do I know this? Because it is the audience favorite coming out of the top-loaded opening weekend of the Toronto Film Festival. Success at Toronto has an uncanny way of predicting Academy winners; I point you to the Best Pictures of the last five years in a row: "No Country for Old Men," "Slumdog Millionaire," "The Hurt Locker," "The King's Speech" and "The Artist."
Marie writes: It's that time of the year again! The Toronto International Film Festival is set to run September 6 - 16, 2012. Tickets selection began August 23rd. Single tickets on sale Sept 2, 2012. For more info visit TIFF's website.
Marie writes: kudos to club member Sandy Kahn for finding this - as I'd never heard of the Bregenz Festival before, despite the spectacular staging of Puccini's opera Tosca and which appeared briefly in the Bond film Quantum of Solace; but then I slept through most of it. I'm not surprised I've no memory of an Opera floating on a lake. Lake Constance to be exact, which borders Germany, Switzerland and Austria near the Alps...
Tosca by Puccini | 2007-2008 - Photograph by BENNO HAGLEITNER(click to enlarge)
Marie writes: remember "The Heretics Gate" by artist Doug Foster? Well he's been at it again, this time as part of an exhibit held by The Lazarides Gallery - which returned to the subterranean depths of The Old Vic Tunnels beneath Waterloo Station in London, to present a spectacular group show called The Minotaur. It ran October 11th - 25th, 2011 and depending upon your choice (price of admission) dining was included from top Michelin-star chefs.Each artist provided their own interpretation of the classical myth of Theseus and the Minotaur and as with The Heretics Gate before it, Cimera, Doug Foster's new and equally as memorizing piece made it possible to project whatever comes to mind onto it, as images of body forms and beast-like faces take shape and rise from the bowels of earth. (click image to enlarge.) Photo by S.Butterfly.
Marie writes: Roger recently did an email Q&A with the National Post's Mark Medley, which you can read here: "Roger Ebert's voice has never been louder". And in a nice touch, they didn't use a traditional head-shot photo with the article. Instead they went old school and actually hired an illustrator. Yup. They drew the Grand Poobah instead! And here it is...pretty good, eh?
Illustration By Kagan Mcleod for the National Post(click to enlarge)
Marie writes: my brother Paul recently sent me an email sharing news of something really cool at the Capilano Suspension Bridge in North Vancouver. For those who don't remember - as I'm sure I've mentioned it in the Newsletter before, the Capilano Suspension Bridge was original built 1889 and constructed of hemp rope and cedar planks. 450 feet (137m) long and 230 feet (70m) high, today's bridge is made of reinforced steel safely anchored in 13 tons of concrete on either side of the canyon (click images to enlarge.)


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Previously heard contributing guest bars to Chase Moore's Too Many People, Illmaculate returns to make his solo Booth debut with Territorial, a brand new single off his forthcoming full-length. Here, G_Force and Trox Diesel set the mood with piano loops, choral vocals and twanging guitar riffs as the Portland rhymesayer warns enemies to give his neighborhood, his family and his block a wide berth. For more, check out Illmaculate's Skrill Talk LP when it hits stores April 17, via Wapikya Records.
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Original post made by Jim Neal, Old Mountain View, on May 21, 2014
First though, I want to tell you a little bit about the Day Workers Center. Many people only know that it matches local businesses and residents with people that are seeking daily employment. However, the Day Worker Center does much more than that.
Among the services they provide in addition are:
o Donations to the Lucille Packard Hospital at Stanford of hand made blankets for premature infants
o Hosting blood drives four times a year
o Acts as a conduit for city services and agencies to communicate with the Latino community
o Assists senior citizens with community gardens
o Helps coordinate and participates in community events
o Provides ESL classes to workers that need them
o Provides free weekly medical visits by the Garner Health Services mobile van and much more!
Until recently, the Day Worker Center was also providing meals on site but the city found their kitchen to be in violation of several codes and shut it down. In order to resume this vital service, the Day Worker Center needs your help. They are aware that with rising rents, food and fuel costs, many people in the community are themselves struggling to make ends meet; but for those who are able, they are asking that you donate what you can so that they can make the necessary renovations and bring their kitchen up to code.
They need to raise $100,000 for the work to be completed and have held the Community Yard Sale and the Morocco's fundraisers. However, they won't be able to raise the money they need without your help too! Even if you can give $5 or $10, it will put them that much closer to their goal and allow them to resume a vital service for those in need.
Please do what you can to help. To donate, please click on the link below:
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Or visit their website here and go to the "For Donors" tab
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Finally, I would like to thank the Day Worker Center, the volunteers, the workers and everyone who has supported them for all the great work they have done so far and extend my best wishes for continued success in the future.
Jim Neal
Candidate, Mountain View City Council
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A BIG THANK YOU to those that have already given what you can! For those that have not yet been able to and would like to, The Day Worker Center Can still use your help.
Jim Neal
Candidate, Mountain View City Council
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There are lot of places from where you can get donations for the kitchen renovation. Also I would like to suggest that you visit Web Link for checking out the kitchen material.
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Thanks Linda! That's a great suggestion and I will be sure to pass it on to the Day Worker's Center!
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Beer-maker Anheuser-Busch wants to sell more pricey beers by John Kell @FortuneMagazine February 26, 2015, 9:19 AM EST E-mail Tweet Facebook Google Plus Linkedin Share icons Anheuser-Busch InBev plans to continue to expand the market share of regional and national craft brands like Shock Top and Goose Island in the United States this year, while also adding new flavors to other beer options and expand market share in the cider category. The maker of Budweiser and Stella Artois outlined plans for 2015 as it reported a 7.6% jump in fourth quarter revenue, with per-share earnings for the period rising to $1.54 from $1.46 a year ago. But in the U.S., the beer maker remained challenged. Beer sales to retailers slid 1.4%, while Anheuser-Busch BUD estimated the overall industry reported flat sales. Here are some of the key points from Thursday's earnings report. What you need to know: The Millennial generation, which is challenging the behavior of most major food and beverage companies, are also driving change at AB-InBev. Splashy ads through TV commercials and other traditional media channels don't work like they used to, so the beer company said it is increasingly allocating marketing resources to digital programs. One way the brewer has aimed to address the digital crowd is a recent at-home beer delivery service that was launched in the Washington, D.C. area. Millennials are also changing how AB-InBev thinks about product development. A tequila-flavored beer called Oculto and a malt beverage cocktail known as MixxTail are both hitting the U.S. market early this year as a way to lure consumers that have favored more flavorful beers and spirits like whiskey and tequila. AB-InBev said to win market share in the broader alcohol beverage space, it can't just focus on "beer occasions only." That explains some of the moves the company has made to create hybrid beverages. The big number: Total volume grew 0.6% in the fourth quarter across the entire AB-InBev portfolio, as growth in northern Latin America, Asia Pacific and Mexico offset declines in the U.S. and Europe. Brazil was a notable bright spot, with AB-InBev's volume bolstered in that market in 2014 as a result of a strong summer due to the FIFA World Cup. What you might have missed: Much of the beer company's growth strategy in the U.S. and markets abroad focus on "premiumization," a strategy in the alcohol market to more aggressively promote brands with higher price points, and also when innovation occurs, command a lofty price when new ales and spirits hit liquor stores. The spirits industry has been more effective in this strategy, but beer companies are also making a dent. Some premiumization also naturally occurs when AB-InBev scoops up craft beers, which often command higher prices than Budweiser and other national brands. Recent deals by AB-InBev have included the purchases of Washington-based Elysian Brewing Co. and Oregon-based 10 Barrel.
Tapped In: Craft beer lovers cry "Prohibition unfairness!" by John Kell @FortuneMagazine February 21, 2015, 8:58 AM EST E-mail Tweet Facebook Google Plus Linkedin Share icons The craft beer community is a tight-knit group – especially when it senses a threat. And these days it has the Georgia legislature in its sights. Brewers and beer loving activists have converged to lobby for the passage of SB 63, better known as the Beer Jobs Bill. The bill would legalize off-premises sales within the state – or, in more direct terms, would allow breweries to sell pints (up to 72 ounces) or to-go growlers (up to 144 ounces) where the beer is made. Right now, that's technically illegal, thanks to Prohibition-era regulations. While breweries can offer free tours and tastings (up to 32 oz.), they're not allowed to charge for the beer. (To get around that, breweries charge a higher amount for a "souvenir" pint glass that comes with free "samples" – though they're legally required to give out free beer to people who bring their own glass in as well.) Georgia's one of just five states where brewers can't sell beer directly to the public – so it's a change that would seem pretty innocuous. The Georgia Beer Wholesalers Association, however, isn't too pleased about the proposal. It sees the bill as a threat to the existing three-tier system regulating alcohol sales in the state. (That group appears to be ignoring the fact that Georgia wineries are already selling their product in their facilities.) The bill has bipartisan support, but the GBWA is a powerful lobby. That's what got craft beer lovers in the fight. An online petition has garnered over 17,000 digital signatures. Kickstarter darling Synek sent a note out to all of its backers urging them to call and write the state's senators (offering addresses, phone numbers and a suggested email to send). And Sen. Hunter Hill (R), who sponsored SB 63, recently hosted a Reddit AMA about the bill. "We're not all from Georgia, but we're all part of this global beer community," wrote Eric Stoddard, Synek's director of customer engagement. "Let's make this change and set a precedent for beer laws worldwide." It makes sense that Georgia craft beer lovers would assemble to support this bill, as it directly impacts their ability to get more of the drafts they enjoy. But, as is often the case, there's plenty of support from people thousands of miles away. That's not as unusual as it might sound, says Bart Watson, staff economist at the Brewers Association. Craft breweries tend to create tremendous customer loyalty – and that can be used as a lobbying force of its own. "We still see craft being a community where there's a lot of support across state lines," he says. "People want to try these beers and want to see the craft beer industry in Georia grow. … If you're thinking about coming to Georgia as a tourist, this is something that will make it much easier to get a beer from those breweries." There are, in fact, some great beers coming out of Georgia these days. If you haven't had the chance to sample any, here are a few suggestions (and, if you have had the chance, let us know your favorites in the comments below – especially from smaller operations that aren't able to distribute yet):
Carlsberg taps first non-Danish CEO in beer maker's 168-year history by John Kell @FortuneMagazine February 18, 2015, 8:08 AM EST E-mail Tweet Facebook Google Plus Linkedin Share icons Carlsberg Chief Executive Jørgen Buhl Rasmussen will retire this year and be succeeded by a Dutch executive who will be the first non-Dane to steer the 168-year-old beer producer. The Danish beer maker, the world's fourth largest, announced the CEO transition on the same day that it reported earnings per share and gross beer sales volume declined for the second straight year in 2014. The company's results have been pressured by weak Russian and Ukrainian beer demand, where an ongoing geopolitical crisis has pressured sales for Carlsberg and some of its rivals. Carlsberg, responding to the profitability challenges, on Wednesday said it would aim to cut costs and likely stay away from mergers and acquisitions in 2015 as it aims to improve short-term profits. Buhl Rasmussen, who had served as president and CEO since 2007, will be replaced in those roles by Cees 't Hart. The Dutchman had served as CEO of dairy producer Royal FrieslandCampina since 2008 and previously served as an executive at consumer products giant Unilever for 25 years, where he held executive positions across Eastern and Western Europe and Asia. That is key experience that Carlsberg will look to tap as Russia is an important market for the company. It is one of the largest players in Russia, which is one of the world's biggest beer markets. The climate there for alcoholic beverages has soured as the government increased excise taxes and banned many forms of alcohol ads to dissuade excessive drinking. Carlsberg's challenges in that market have led the company to close two of its ten breweries in that region, a move to reduce capacity by about 15%. Carlsberg, founded in 1847 by Jacob Christian Jacobsen, was named after his son Carl and the bjerg, or hill, on which the brewery was built. A fascinating timeline of the company's history and executive leadership can be found here.
Tapped In: The sweet taste of sour beers makes a comeback by John Kell @FortuneMagazine February 14, 2015, 9:14 AM EST E-mail Tweet Facebook Google Plus Linkedin Share icons Valentine's Day may be generally associated with sweetness, but if you want to win the heart of a craft beer lover, sour is the way to go this year. Tangy, sour tasting beers are the hottest trend in the craft world these days – and they're resulting in some really interesting (and really tasty) concoctions. Despite the name, not every sour is a lip-puckering experience. Some are aggressively tart, but others are more earthy – and it's one of the few beer styles where "funky" is a compliment. And because of their distinct taste, they've become an increasingly popular choice for food pairings, going especially well with seafood and select cured meats and cheeses. Creating a sour beer is often more challenging than putting together an IPA or other common style. Instead of keeping wild yeast out of the brewing process, it's encouraged – and it's easy for things to go wrong. As a result, some craft brewers are approaching the trend cautiously. Some, though, like California's Russian River Brewing Company and Colorado's New Belgium, are rushing in. New Belgium makes three varieties, while Russian River has four barrel aged beers that sit for anywhere from four months to a year in wine barrels. "I like that the yeast is in charge," says Vinnie Cilurzo, co-founder of Russian River. "In all of these, the beer tells the brewer when it's ready, not the other way around. … I think it's the next great challenge for brewers. I don't want to say we've conquered hops, but … everyone and their brother makes IPAs now. This is an extension of the brewer's creativity." Sour beers can be an acquired taste, but the good news is they come with varying layers of tartness. Here are some of the best we've found (and, as always, be sure to add your suggestions in the comments below): Westbrook Gose – Once virtually extinct, Charleston, SC's Westbrook single-handedly brought this German-style sour wheat beer back to the U.S. It has a salty, sour-y taste that's surprisingly refreshing. You'll smell the coriander it's made with, but the mouth experience is more citrus-like, with hints of grapefruit and green apple. The salt brings about a slight pucker at the finish, but it's not overwhelming. And if you've got access to it, it could easily become a favorite summer beer. (ABV: 4%) Russian River Consecration – Widely considered one of the best sours on the market, Consecration is a well-balanced ale that's aged for 4-8 months in Cabernet Sauvignon barrels. It has a tangy tartness that mellows into a beer with black currant/sour cherry notes that linger a bit on the finish. If you're unable to get your hands on this, Russian River's Supplication (a sour brown ale) is just as good – and maybe better, depending on your tastes. (ABV: 10%) New Belgium La Folie – Credit New Belgium with being up-front about this Flanders Oud Bruin. The company labels the bottles as part of its "Lips of Faith" series. The sour cherry flavor that goes with this style of beer is present, but La Folie is unquestionably a heavy pucker sour. It has a nice yeasty funk and good acidity and it's a beer that would seemingly pair wonderfully with Chinese take-out. Worthy of note: It's only available in a bomber bottle, so find someone to share it with – as 24 oz. may be too much for a single person. (ABV: 7%) Brouwerij Van Honsebrouck Bacchus – Craft brewed in Belgium, Bacchus is a good starter beer for people dipping their toes in the sour waters. It's a Flanders oud bruin style beer that smells and tastes of sour cherries with a dark red/brown appearance. There's a malty sweetness layered in with the sour that balances things nicely – and this is a beer that really opens up as it warms in the glass, giving it a wonderful compexity. (ABV: 4.5%) Evil Twin Sour Bikini – You don't find a lot of sour ales around, so Evil Twin wins points for originality. Sour Bikini is tart and refreshing, but not overpowering. The ale and sour tastes get a bit muddled, but that's not a bad thing, actually. There's none of the hoppy bitterness you might expect from an ale, with citrus instead proving to be the lingering flavor. It may be a bit light for colder climates right now, but it's another example of a sour that's well suited for warm afternoons. (ABV 3%) Petrus Aged Red – Very heavy on the sour cherry flavor, it's easy to get just a so-so first impression from this one. Let it warm up a bit, though, and it's a flavor explosion in your mouth. The tartness is fairly muted. In fact, it's an incredibly sweet beer, leaning more towards the Lambic family with its fruity tastes. It's a great way to finish off a good meal. (ABV: 8.5%)
Tapped in: Craft breweries usher in a beer can revival by John Kell @FortuneMagazine February 7, 2015, 8:07 AM EST E-mail Tweet Facebook Google Plus Linkedin Share icons Eighty years ago, the beer industry had a breakthrough. The Gottfried Krueger brewery in Richmond, Va, working with the American Can Co., was the first beer maker to put beer in a can—and it was an immediate and overwhelming success. These days, cans are less associated with fine beer—and generally thought of as the container of choice for brands like Bud Light BUD and Pabst Blue Ribbon. But as craft breweries expand their footprint and distribution boundaries, the can is making a comeback. That's largely thanks to one brewer: Colorado's Oskar Blues, which began shipping its Dale's Pale Ale in cans in 2002. "We were less beer salesmen as we were educators of the can," says Chad Melis, marketing director at Oskar Blues Brewery. "When we'd load up the van and drive to a music festival and try to educate beer drinkers, they'd kind of listen, but as soon as they cracked that can and smelled the hops, something would click with them. We had to go out and change people's minds one beer at a time." Today, there are 1,854 beers available in cans, according to CraftCans.com, encompassing 96 styles of beer. And the number's likely to continue to grow. For one thing, it's more economical. Breweries can ship 100 cases of canned beer per pallet, compared to 60 cases of bottles. They offer more room for art and messaging. And because they offer better seals and guard their contents from light, the beer won't go skunky. And because they're lighter and don't shatter, they're a more practical choice for several situations. "The can sometimes becomes a lifestyle choice," says Julia Herz, craft beer program director for The Brewers Association. "It is more amenable to outdoor appreciation – like at a pool. It's good for stadium environments. And if you're backcountry camping, it's lighter to carry." Looking for a few good canned choices? Here are a few of our favorites. (Know some other good ones? Sound off in the comments.)
These companies won the Super Bowl ad game without even advertising by John Kell @FortuneMagazine February 2, 2015, 4:13 PM EST E-mail Tweet Facebook Google Plus Linkedin Share icons This post is in partnership with Time. The article below was originally published at Time.com. By Brad Tuttle, TIME This year, companies had to spend $4.5 million for a 30-second commercial aired nationally during the Super Bowl. A TIME panel has graded all the ads, giving some idea as to how each commercial was received by the public and whether it was worth the money. But TV advertising isn't the only way a company, brand, or group can "win" the Super Bowl marketing game. Oreo's "You can still dunk in the dark" tweet when the power went out in New Orleans at the Super Bowl two years ago is probably remembered by more people today than any ad that aired during the game. What's more, sometimes you can come out a winner because of an unexpected mention of your brand that's broadcast to the world (think: Etch a Sketch and Big Bird during recent political campaigns), or when the advertising efforts of your competitors backfire. Here are some of the Super Bowl's ad winners that didn't actually advertise: Foot Locker FL Right up until Patriots rookie cornerback Malcolm Butler intercepted a Seattle Seahawks pass on the goal line and effectively won the championship for New England, by far the game's biggest out-of-nowhere hero was Chris Matthews. The Seahawks wide receiver wound up with four receptions, 109 yards, and a touchdown in the Super Bowl, despite the fact that he hadn't previously caught a pass in the NFL. Where did Matthews come from? Bizarrely enough, he came from Foot Locker. Technically, Foot Locker did advertise during the Super Bowl—a regional commercial that aired in only a few markets, not nationally—but the retailer got far more attention thanks to Matthews. After Matthews scored a touchdown at the end of the first half, both "Chris Matthews" and "Foot Locker" were trending on Twitter because he was an employee of the sporting goods store before the Seahawks invited him to try out for the team roughly a year ago. Popeyes In the same way Matthews' terrific play on the field raised the profile of Foot Locker, the heroic game-winning play by Butler is generating attention for his former employer, Popeyes Chicken. Butler, an undrafted rookie,worked at Popeyes during what he called a "life-changing" summer in between being kicked out of a community college and playing football with a Division II program at West Alabama. Malcolm Butler's amazing play also seems to have given the '00s comedy "Malcolm in the Middle" a boost, thanks to headline writers writers who couldn't help themselves. Craft Beer Budweiser BUD was widely applauded for having perhaps 2015's best Super Bowl commercial, featuring one very brave puppy. However, another ad fell a bit flat with many beer lovers. For years, Anheuser-Busch InBev, which owns Budweiser, Bud Light, and many other macro brands, has been trying to revamp its old-fashioned, stale image and stop losing market share to increasingly popular craft brewers. To do so, the world's biggest brewers have been launching so-called"crafty" beers, which appear to be small brands but are in fact made by multinational companies, and AB-InBev in particular has also resorted to simply buying craft beer labels, including once indie brands like Goose Island, Blue Point, Ten Barrel, and Elysian. Despite its obvious interest in craft beers, AB-InBev apparently thought it would be wise to mock craft brewers and the stereotypical hipster beer geeks who enjoy them in a defensive Super Bowl ad taking pride in the way Budweiser is not "fussed over" and is instead brewed for drinking rather than "dissecting." Craft enthusiasts like those at Beer Advocate viewed the Bud ad as a swipe against them, and also as an implicit acknowledgement that the beer giants know craft beer is a major threat. Besides, after being accused of ragging on beer lovers, Budweiser tweeted something of an apology: "We're not anti-craft. Just pro-Bud." Any Insurer Other than Nationwide A big reason that companies advertise during the Super Bowl is that they want their brands to be remembered and discussed around the country. So in one way, Nationwide achieved its goal by airing the Super Bowl's most memorable commercial. Yet the reason the ad was so memorable and so widely mentioned on Twitter is that the spot was an unexpected, depressing punch to the gut about preventable child deaths. "We knew the ad would spur a variety of reactions," a Nationwide statement explained after the commercial aired. "The sole purpose of this message was to start a conversation, not sell insurance. We want to build awareness of an issue that is near and dear to all of us—the safety and well being of our children." Certainly the ad got people talking—only the vast majority of the discussion was about how disturbing and depressing the commercial was. "The intention of that ad was very good, but it's just playing with fire focusing on an adolescent's death in the context of the Super Bowl," Charles Taylor, marketing professor at the Villanova School of Business in Pennsylvania, told the Associated Press, in a story that listed Nationwide as one of Super Bowl advertising's big losers. Yes, people are talking about Nationwide. But as the freshly minted hashtag puts it, many are saying that #NationwideKills. Perhaps the campaign helps Nationwide simply because it is so memorable and jarring. Then again, is it wise for any company—even an insurer—to so blatantly associate itself with dead children, tragedy, and heartbreak during what is normally a fun gathering of all ages in American living rooms?
Did Budweiser misfire with its anti-craft beer Super Bowl ad? by John Kell @FortuneMagazine February 2, 2015, 10:18 AM EST E-mail Tweet Facebook Google Plus Linkedin Share icons Budweiser's Super Bowl commercial reuniting a lost puppy with its best friend, a member of the company's iconic Clydesdale horse squad, might have melted hearts Sunday night, but the company's other ad choice lit a fire under fans of craft beer. The ad — entitled "Brewed the Hard Way" — seemingly mocked not only craft beer, but also the people who enjoy it, a move that proved to be both tone deaf and embarrassing for the company. Watch more about Super Bowl ads from Fortune's video team: The ad, which began by noting that Budweiser "is not brewed to be fussed over" ended with the tagline: "Let them sip their pumpkin peach ale. We'll be brewing us some golden suds." Except, whoops! Just over a week ago, Budweiser's parent company bought well-known Seattle craft brewery Elysian . Among the beers that brewery made last year? The Gourdgia on my Mind Pecan Peach Pumpkin Amber. "Elysian's brands are an important addition to our high-end beer portfolio, and we look forward to working together," said Andy Goeler, CEO of Craft at Anheuser-Busch at the time. In fact, Budweiser's parent company has quietly been buying craft breweries and launching its own craft-style brands for the past few years. Shock Top is a Belgian-style wheat ale produced by the company (which, it's worth noting, also has a pumpkin seasonal). Organic craft brewery Green Valley Brewing Company doesn't fly the Anheuser-Busch flag, but it's owned by the company. So is Goose Island, which was purchased in 2011. And it owns stakes in Seattle's Red Hook Brewing and Portland's Widmer Brothers Brewery. The apparent attack on craft beer comes as the King of Beers has seen its crown become more tarnished. Young drinkers have been turning away from the brand for more than 25 years. In 2013, the company shipped 16 million barrels of Budweiser, while overall craft beer shipments came in at 16.1 million barrels. On social media, craft beer lovers, not surprisingly, took aim at Budweiser – noting the defensive nature of the ad. Not thanks @Budweiser I'll stick to craft beer. — Erik Eggers (@erikeggers) February 2, 2015 Perhaps Budweiser should spend more $$$ making their "beers" better instead of on lame commercials mocking craft beer/craft beer drinkers. — Smitty Smith (@FLRightWinger) February 2, 2015 Seriously, you're just being jerks @Budweiser — John Laffler (@jalaffler) February 2, 2015 Budweiser, perhaps sensing the tempest in a beer mug it created with the ad, took a slight step back from its mocking messaging in replies on its own Twitter feed: @slob_marley We respect craft brewing. Beer is for all people. — Budweiser (@Budweiser) February 2, 2015 @mssmo11y We're not anti-craft. Just pro-Bud. — Budweiser (@Budweiser) February 2, 2015 That hasn't done much to stop the anti-Bud backlash on social media — and while that likely won't directly impact Budweiser sales, there is a larger cause for concern, which was likely the true motivation behind the ad. Beer Marketer's Insights notes that Budweiser's market share has fallen from 8.4% in 2011 to 7.6% in 2013. (Bud Light remains the country's most consumed beer, with an 18% market share.) The only "craft" beer to make the top 20 is Blue Moon — a MillerCoors product. But craft breweries are opening at an astonishing pace around the country. Between 2010 and 2013, The Brewers Association estimates 836 new microbreweries opened their doors. All totaled, there are more than 2,800 in operation today. "New breweries consistently find ways to produce innovative, differentiated products," said Brewers Association chief economist Bart Watson. "The American beer lover increasingly is demanding fuller-flavored offerings from small, independent, local producers."
Tapped In: 8 craft beers for your Super Bowl party by John Kell @FortuneMagazine January 30, 2015, 6:42 AM EST E-mail Tweet Facebook Google Plus Linkedin Share icons This Sunday's match-up of the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots is more than the epic conclusion to the NFL season — it's a great excuse to throw a party for friends. And if you're hosting, you don't want to screw it up. Last year, Americans spent just shy of $536 million on beer during the Big Game, according to Nielsen. And as we get more selective about what we drink, it's critical to have the right choices on hand. (Interesting side note: The Super Bowl is only the ninth most-popular "beer holiday" of the year.) Budweiser BUD may be all over the commercial breaks — with seven planned spots — but the savvy host will offer a good assortment of craft beers. Here are a few good options that will complement the game — but don't have an alcohol content that's so high you'll miss the second half. For Seahawks fans: Redhook Audible Ale – It not only has a name tailor-made for football, it has a clean, refreshing taste that's not too heavy. It's a bit nutty and sweet with just a hint of bitterness on the finish (though nothing overwhelming). Redhook's ESB gets more attention — but with a low 4.7% ABV, you can use Audible to quench the fire from your buffalo wings without getting drowsy. This beer earns bonus football points for Redhook's collaboration with Dan Patrick in making it. Pike Naughty Nellie – This is one of the smoothest blonde ales on the market. It has a slight hoppiness to it, but that's quickly evened out with a variety of fruit flavors, including orange and grapefruit — and perhaps a hint of apricot. It's not a fruit beer, though, and has a nice malty thickness to it and a very clean finish. This is a craft beer that even non-craft fans will appreciate. (ABV: 4.7%) Hilliard's 12th Can- Yeah, it's a gimmick beer, but we're gonna let it slide this time. This 4.5% ABV pale ale isn't the best craft beer in Seattle, or even from Hilliard, but it has more team spirit than any other craft on the market. (To be safe, though, pick up a few of the brewery's Amber Ales, 5.5% ABV, as well.) For Patriots fans: Samuel Adams Noble Pils - A perfect beer for enjoying with pizza, wings, or chips, this pilsner will also appeal to those who like the taste of hops, but don't want to be overwhelmed by them. The Boston Brewing Company used all five noble hops to create a crisp beer with the slightest hint of citrus and floral notes. (ABV: 4.9%) Clown Shoes Swagger – This red lager was designed with barbecues in mind, so it will easily fit in with the finger foods of a Super Bowl party. It's a hoppy/fruity blend with hints of caramel. The bitterness of the hops lingers after the finish, so it's not for everyone, but it's a good alternative for fans of American ambers. (ABV: 6%) The Alchemist Heady Topper – Only pull this one out if the game's a blowout, seeing as it boasts an ABV of 8%. But there aren't many better ways to celebrate your team's dominance (or mourn the dominance of the opposition). Heady Topper is considered one of the best beers in the country right now — and is incredibly hard to find. It's a double IPA that's sensationally hoppy and full of citrus. It's not overly bitter, though and has an incredibly smooth, creamy finish. If you get a chance to taste this one, take it. Immediately. For the folks who are just there for the commercials and/or Katy Perry: Sweetwater 420 - This extra pale ale is a staple around the Southeast, but if you can get your hands on it in your area, it's always a good pick. It has a nice, bitter hoppy taste, but isn't too heavy — and that bitterness doesn't linger. It's an especially good palate cleanser, making it a perfect choice for people who pick their way around the snack table. (ABV: 5.4%) Lagunitas DayTime - This session IPA from Lagunitas has a lower alcohol volume with all of the thick, chewy taste you'd expect. It's clear and crisp, but not overly hoppy — with a hint of lemon to it — and is perfect with chips and other light snacks. (ABV: 4.65%) Watch more coverage about the Super Bowl from Fortune's video team:
Anheuser-Busch taps craft industry with Elysian Brewing deal by John Kell @FortuneMagazine January 23, 2015, 1:58 PM EST E-mail Tweet Facebook Google Plus Linkedin Share icons Anheuser-Busch, the world's largest beer company, is getting seriously crafty by scooping up another tiny rival, this time buying Washington-based Elysian Brewing Co. On Friday Anheuser-Busch BUD announced it was buying Seattle-based Elysian, which sold more than 50,000 barrels in 2014 with the Immortal IPA accounting for more than a quarter of the company's total volume. The brewing giant is gaining control of a brewery, as well as four Seattle brewpubs. Terms of the deal, which is expected to close at the end of the first quarter, weren't disclosed. "Elysian's story includes everything we look for in a partner," said AB's craft CEO Andy Goeler. "As the fastest growing brewer in Washington, their recipe is working." Immortal IPA accounts for more than a quarter of Elysian's total volume.Courtesy of Elysian The acquisition won't move the needle much for AB, which reported more than 315 million hectoliters in global volume for the first nine months of 2013 alone. But the deal is the second notable acquisition by AB of a craft brewer since November, when it bought Oregon-based 10 Barrel. 10 Barrel was expected to sell about 40,000 barrels of beer in 2014, according to AB when it made that announcement. The craft beer industry is luring big players on the hunt for growth as overall beer volume has weakened in recent years. The craft industry, which has over 3,000 players in the U.S. today, now generates over $14 billion in dollar value and posted 18% volume growth in 2013 versus the total beer market's 1.9% decline. Neither Elysian nor 10 Barrel were large enough to make the Brewers Association's list of the top 50 U.S. craft brewing companies in 2013, and both won't be in contention to do so in the future. The association requires that brewers need to be independent and with AB's ownership, both Elysian and 10 Barrel will no longer meet that criteria. Elysian, which has been around for nearly 20 years, said the sale to AB would help the brand grow even more. "With the support of Anheuser-Busch, we will build on past successes and share our beers with more beer loves moving forward," said Elysian CEO and co-founder Joe Bisacca.
Want a Bud Light delivered to your home? There's an app for that by John Kell @FortuneMagazine January 15, 2015, 2:54 PM EST E-mail Tweet Facebook Google Plus Linkedin Share icons Anheuser-Busch has a special delivery planned: with the touch of a button, Bud Light beer lovers can get an order delivered straight to their home. The at-home beer delivery service is launching in the Washington, D.C., area today. The app is initially available for Android powered smartphones, with iOS coming soon, the beer company said on Thursday. Consumers can order between one to 100 cases of beer and get it delivered in under an hour, Anheuser-Busch has promised. The app "is about the ease of delivery and getting the product to our consumers so they can continue the fun that they are having," said Allison Gabrys, a product business director at digital development agency AKQA, which is working with Anheuser-Busch on the initiative. Gabrys said that when they developed the concept, it was designed for a number of occasions and purposes. Deliveries could be perfect when hanging with friends for a spontaneous game-day football viewing party or to avoid having to lug up cases of beer to that third-floor walkup apartment. There's no price to download the app, though Anheuser-Busch says there is a "nominal delivery fee." Meanwhile, Americans looking for a beer delivery will need to prove they are of legal drinking age. Distribution is being handled by startup Klink, which fulfills orders through local retailers within the delivery zone of the app. Anheuser-Busch says it eventually plans to bring this service to all of the states that will allow them to run this distribution channel. The beer delivery space is getting attention from some of the nation's biggest beer brands after several startups have launched their own efforts to tackle the market. MillerCoors recently launched a pilot program with startup Drizly that would deliver Miller Lite to private homes in less than an hour. That initiative was meant to court the football-loving crowd, although the delivery service is also fairly limited in scope. For now, MillerCoors is only delivering its beer to Boston, New York, Seattle and Washington, D.C., in a promotion that ends on Feb. 1 (or even earlier if deliveries reach 20,000). MillerCoors has for now lucked out on the regional bets that it has placed. The New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks are both still in the playoffs, with conference championship games set for this weekend (the teams aren't playing each other). "It is a great opportunity to bring e-commerce and delivery together," said Dilini Fernando, digital marketing manager at MillerCoors. "A customer tweeted 'Miller Time is near more than 60 minutes away' — to be a part of that moment of purchase and to tell our story is really exciting." At-home delivery of beer, wine and spirits has courted attention from a handful of startups, including Drizly, Thirstie, BrewDrop, and Minibar. All of those offerings have limited reach for now. BrewDrop, for example, is only in the Austin region while Thirstie operates in just five cities. Government regulation prevents broader adoption across all states. Seventeen U.S. states, as well as jurisdictions in four other states, have adopted forms of control over the distribution of alcoholic beverages. Those states and jurisdictions control the sale of distilled spirits, and in some cases wine, through government agencies at the wholesale level. 13 of those also control retail sales for the sale of alcoholic beverages at liquor stores, grocery stores and other retail locations. Gabrys concedes control states are a challenge, although she added that regulation for any new startup or business venture varies from state to state, and so the at-home beer delivery service will strive to be as national as possible, despite some potential limitations. Deliveries will need to occur whenever beer can be legally sold on the retail level within the states.


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VIDEO: Hundreds turn out for anti-Tesco protest in Sherborne this afternoon
Posted: February 26, 2013
|Crowds of campaigners marched through Sherborne town centre this afternoon in protest to plans for a Tesco supermarket.
More than 200 people congregated on Cheap Street with anti-Tesco placards and banners, before walking to the Digby Hall, Hound Street, to attend a public consultation which outlines plans for the Sherborne Hotel site, on the A30.
Traders who opposed the plans boarded up their windows, switched out their lights and some closed their shops in a mark of solidarity with the march.
Representatives from the retail giant discussed the plans with residents and invited them to vote for their favourite design and submit comments.
Former Sherborne gift shop owner Edward Brown, of Westbury, said the consultation was a fiasco.
He said: "It was not a proper consultation. There was hardly anyone to speak to and when we did get to talk to someone, they couldn't answer our questions. There was no formal presentation or a question or answer session. I do not agree with the plans."
Online business owner Sarah Steele, of Sherborne, did not attend the protest but tweeted: "I will not be attending, we need a descent affordable supermarket so we don't have to drive to Yeovil."
The consultation is open until 7.30pm.
For the full story see Thursday's Sherborne edition of the Western Gazette.
Keep up to date with the Tesco debate and all other Sherborne news by following Sherborne reporter Flora Thompson @WGFloraThompson and visiting thisisdorset.co.uk.
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My late Halloween entry due to technical difficulties, I doubt it will still be considered for the judging but computers can be a bitch :\
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