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Photo of Jan Zscheile with Russian Circles' Dave Turncrantz
My last concert at Beatpol before leaving Germany was a show for the American band Russian Circles. It was a fantastic concert, and I had a great time hanging out with my old coworkers. One of my coworkers and friends Jan Zscheile was there. I had gotten to know Jan through Beatpol and had grown to respect him a lot. At the show, I bugged him about an article I wanted to post on here about him and his ever-growing drumstick collection. Jan agreed to answer a long list of questions from me about his life in Germany, his involvement with the venue, and his large collection of drumsticks.
Jan Zscheile collects drumsticks. Broken, halved, splintered—he accepts them all. Zscheile, a 25-year-old German who grewup in the town of Pirna outside of Dresden, has been going to shows at Beatpol for eight years, and has more recently become part of the Beatpol staff. He's been collecting drumsticks for six years now; his collection boasts nearly 400 sticks from around 250 drummers. After shows, Zscheile is known to go up to the drummer and quietly and politely ask for his/her sticks, concurrently asking for a black-inked signature on the sticks as well. With such a large collection, the signatures stand as the only means of drumstick identification.
You live in Pirna. Do you come there, too?
Yes, 25 years ago I was born there and I have lived there since then.
What do you do in Pirna/Dresden?
I grew up in Pirna and I live there with my parents, my 6-year-old brother, and my grandmother. I went to kindergarten and elementary school in the Pirna district Zehista, and then I graduated from German gymnasium (high school) in the center of the city at the Rainer-Fetscher Gymnasium. Since 2004 I study water management at the Technische Universität in Dresden. During this time I met, next to my old school friends, even a lot of great people from Dresden. This came mainly from my growing passion of listening to music and attending concerts…I eventually met the best alternative DJ in the city.
When was your first time in Beatpol? Which concert was it? What was your impression?
I can still remember my first concert there very well. It was on October 15, 2004. Back then Beatpol was called Star Club and on the night I was there, the German alternative band Slut was playing. I was with a couple friends from Pirna who had really introduced me to more alternative music. At the time, I didn't really know Slut that well…I had only heard a couple songs.
I was really excited because it wasn't just my first concert at the venue, but it was my first concert ever. After we got lost twice while trying to get there, we eventually found our way and there were a lot of people standing outside. Inside, was even crazier, almost sold out. I was overwhelmed by the venue's structure, the size of the room and the amazing architecture. The place is still the same today, aside from the venue's name.
The concert itself was incredible! After my first attempts to dance during the first few songs, I got a little more loose and the mood of the crowd kept getting better. We were dancing without control, stage diving three or four times. What I experience in those two hours was simply just outstanding. I will remember that night for a long, long time.
After the concert I went to the merch stand. Like I said, I didn't really know the band that well and I didn't know that they were from Germany (they always sang in English). Of course we wanted to get CDs right away and get them signed. As we approached the guitarist and spoke to him in English, asking for an autograph, we were taken aback when he answered (in German), "Hey guys! Awesome that you liked the show. You know you can gladly speak German with me. We're from Inglostadt." How embarassing and funny. [Laughs]
You now work on and off for Beatpol. How did that happen?
As my passion for concert-going grew, my pocketmoney was of course affected as well. To be a student without a job is pretty difficult…it means living off of savings and money from your parents. I asked myself if I could offer working or helping out at Beatpol so that I wouldn't have to pay so much at shows. About three years ago then, I talked to Carsten directly and asked if I could work there somehow. It ended up going pretty well and I had a lot of fun. With time, I got to know each Beatpol employee better, and slowly as older employees had to leave, I would start to take on some more duties, like loading out equipment or working at the bar.
You collect drumsticks from different musicians…are they all musicians who have played in Dresden at one point? When did you start collecting drumsticks?
I collect drumsticks mainly from the alternative music scene. Through my open music taste and the wide concert opportunities in Dresden, I've been able to get drumsticks from bands in a lot of different genres. The majority of the sticks are from bands that have played in Dresden, but I also fondly go to shows in other clubs in cities near Dresden, like in Leipzig, Berlin, or Prague (in the Czech Republic). I started collecting on March 22, 2006, when I got my first drumstick from the band Blackmail who played at Star Club.
How many drumsticks do you have altogether? How many do you think are from Beatpol?
Currently my collection has 380 drumsticks from 245 different drummers from 239 different bands. Approximately 1/3 of those are from bands who played at Beatpol.
Where did you get the idea to collect drumsticks?
It all started on March 22, 2006 at the Blackmail concert Star Club. At that time my buddy Erik and I caught a stick of Mario Matthias. When around two months later in Leipzig at the Volkshaus at a concert from Blackmail (PopUp Festival), the exact same thing happened, and a little competition started between us. At the following concerts we were keen for the drumsticks, we asked the drummer even after the concert, to be better than the respective "competitor."
Do you have any goal? Or do you just collect until you don't want to anymore?
As we both had about eight sticks together, Erik flew to Australia for a year. While he had to give up his passion for collecting, I went on cheerfully. After about 15 sticks, I knew that I had to come up with something—how to distinguish the sticks. I started a list with band, date, club, city and drummer to make. In addition, I began to have the musicians sign the sticks. Even from that point on I knew I wanted a large collection, perhaps even into the Guinness Book of Records.
A certain Peter Larvinger—a New Yorker, has collected between 1980 and 2000 an incredible 1,300 drum sticks from a variety of music styles by famous bands and drummers of his time. As I extensively reviewed his website with his record and his history, two things went through my head.
1. An impressive record! The man has been outstanding! A great collection!
2. I want exactly the same thing and one day I want to outdo his world record!
Do you play drums?
No, I do not play drums. I've been living in my parents' house…they probably would have something against the noise. [Laughs]
However, I have an acoustic guitar. During my study time I started playing guitar and took lessons for about a year. When my teacher became very ill, I put more time into school and put the guitar aside. Since then, it rests only in the corner and is only now and then maltreated by myself. [Laughs]
Have you drumsticks from your favorite bands? If so, who are your favorite bands?
Yes I have some drumsticks my favorite bands. As would be for example Blackmail, of which I got my first drumstick at all. Furthermore, "The Mars Volta," "Portugal. The Man," and "Trail Of Dead," are some of my absolute favorites, of which I also have drumsticks. Unfortunately, I don't have drumsticks from my other favorite bands, like "At The Drive In," "Thursday," or "Chiodos" that have been partially quit and I was never been able to have them seen live. But right now is the time for reunions. Maybe there's still a possibility.
Can you name some famous American bands, of which you have drumsticks?
Yes, sure. I guess about 1/5 of the drumsticks are by American bands. As would be for example Titus Andronicus, Why?, The Melvins, The Mars Volta, Shellac, Xiu Xiu, Russian Circles, Murder By Death, Ringo Deathstarr, Isis, Pelican, Red Sparowes, Earth, Karma To Burn, Acid King, Maps & Atlases, Imaad Wasif, Joan Of Arc, O'Death, Iron & Wine…
Do you have a plan for how you will present your drumsticks at home? Or will they remain in a box?
I've already taken some pictures with my drumsticks. Now they are gone back in a box. However, I would like to show the sticks somewhere. I've already thought of presenting my collection for this year's Drum Festival in Dresden. I certainly have a big dream. If I ever break the Guinness world record, I would like to open a drumstick museum.
I have a new website I'm running over here in Germany, called thebomberjacket.com. One of our writers interviewed Russian Circles, an American band that will be playing at Beatpol in April. Check out article here. (via thebomberjacket.com)
William Fitzsimmons is an American musician who has toured in Europe multiple times. He's also played at Beatpol a few times. I did an interview with him for a new website I'm currently working on. Wanted to post it here, too. Click the link to check it out.
If you're visiting this page because you're looking for more information for shows at Beatpol in Dresden, please visit beatpol.de.
Berlin has been good. It's been quite a serious change, but it's been good. I miss Dresden, though.
I will be visiting Dresden the weekend of February 18 and I'll be at Beatpol that night for the FIREFOX show. Should be fun.
I'll be posting an interview I did with William Fitzsimmons soon…
Recently posted, von dem TRAIL OF THE DEAD Beatpol Konzert…
So I've been in the US since December 22, hanging out in my hometown of State College, Pennsylvania…it's been an extremely relaxing time here with my family. My dad lives up north in Rhode Island and he came down to PA to visit for a couple days. One of my brothers who lives in Seattle also traversed the country and made it over for Christmas to join my other brother, my mom and I. It was an extremely pleasant time; I feel lucky to be able to fly back and forth a couple times a year. Coming home never fails at positively reminding me of who I am and why I am who I am, and I'm thankful for that.
This afternoon I went on a long run today at Penn State's Rec Hall. The building has an old indoor track where I've been running since I was a teenager. The scent of the building and the stickiness of the rubbery floors against my shoes reminded me of my high school years as an athlete. So of course, I listened to my old high school running playlist! Nostalgia!
Anyway, I missed home. I wish there were a better way to bridge the US and Germany, other than +$500 flights and 24 hours worth of traveling.
I'm flying back to Germany on Sunday.
So because it's now 2012 (Happy New Year!) and because I'm moving to Berlin and won't be at Beatpol as much, I wanted to write some sort of a list of noteworthy shows. The list includes shows that have happened since I've worked at Beatpol in September of 2010. This is it:
Favorite Show: Future Islands, July 1, 2011. This was the band's second show at Beatpol. Their set was strong and their audience was really "there" in the moment (the audience was also much larger compared to the band's first show at Beatpol). The night was full of dancing and jokes…'twas a great time.
Second Favorite Show: Maps & Atlases, October 18, 2010. These guys rocked! They always rock. Unfortunately the crowd was shy and wasn't too big, but hopefully the next time the band comes through the venue, more people will be ready to greet them!
Third Favorite Show: Sea Wolf, December 3, 2010. I really like Alex Brown Church. When I showed up at Beatpol that night, I hadn't even realized he was on the bill because the bill was a special three-act show or something. I was so happy; his album White Water, White Bloom, had been a main running soundtrack for me while living in Boston and I had always wanted to see him live.
Most Surprisingly Lovely Show: Black Math Horseman, April 10, 2011. This show rockedddd. Hard, dark music with killer frontwoman, Sera Timms! I spoke with her after the show and I was impressed by her music taste and kindness. The show was surprisingly lovely because when I had listened to the band at another point previously, I thought I didn't like the music…but I had been mistaken!
Favorite Brit: Tom Morris from Her Name is Calla, June 27, 2011. The man was a delight to have at Beatpol! He played a solo opening set for Dark Dark Dark and really blew me away. The guy's a powerful songwriter.
Favorite Dresden Act: Claim, September 26, 2010. So good! So together! The band has been in hiding and recording for a good while now…hopefully they will come out and play again soon!
Danciest Band: Metronomy, December 2, 2011. Wooooot!!!! Light shows! Sick bass lines! Tight aesthetics!
Best New Act: GROSS MAGIC from the UK, December 2, 2011! The band's latest material is so catchy. These guys are headed for the big leagues…
Most complex Band: Capillary Action, May 15, 2011. Listen to their music and you will get what I am talking about!
Cutest Band: Dear Reader, September 17, 2011. Awwwww. But really, the band is good.
Most Impressive Band: Enablers, September 16, 2011. These guys know their stuff. They've been in the business a long time and they're hard workers and hard thinkers. They play music because they love music. Nothing else.
Weirdest Show: Mono Inc., October 15, 2011. These guys were different. Yeah.
Friendliest Crowd: William Fitzsimmons' crowd, of course! Such loyal fans.
Chillest Band: This Will Destroy You, October 12, 2010 and June 20, 2011. No, they will not destroy their listeners! :) I really enjoyed hanging out with these guys. Laid back, good people. Also, I finally saw the movie MONEYBALL over the holidays…congrats to the band for getting on the soundtrack!
Happiest Show: Caspian, December 10, 2010. What an amazing group of guys to have at the venue—their live show was so captivating! It was also great to hang with people who had also spent some time living in Boston. :)
Best Alternative Act: Wolves In the Throne Room, October 16, 2011. WHOOAA. This show blew me away. Changed my opinion of metal. They are not metal. They transcend metal!
Best German Act: Apparat, November 12, 2011. I Actually didn't make it to this show…but, from what I've heard from my coworkers and friends, this band has earned this spot.
That's my list! Til soon!
My mom would say William Fitzsimmons is a "character." I'd describe him as a proud, humorous warrior. I say this because he's a man who has fought severe depression, and he's able to write songs, talk, and laugh about it.
The show last night was fantastic. The venue sold out. The crowd was so happy. Every person there was purely there for Fitzsimmons' music; they all knew to be particularly quiet because impolite chatter during his concerts is one of Fitzsimmons' biggest pet peeves…
Because I'm moving to Berlin, last night's show was officially my last concert as a Beatpol employee. I'll occasionally be coming back on weekends to visit and help out, though.
I plan to do a few more posts on here before I say farewell! Among those posts will be a wrap-up article, a couple more interviews with musicians who have played at Beatpol, and a really special feature on my friend Jan, who works at Beatpol from time to time and has the biggest collection of drumsticks I have ever seen.
Til then, happy holidays!
William Fitzsimmons tonight at Beatpol! The American singer/songwriter is a dark, delicate musician who has been through Dresden and Beatpol before! This is the venue's last show for December. Doors at 8; show starts at 9.
Last night Discorporate Records presented a show at Veränderbar in Dresden, featuring the New York City band Buke and Gase (formally spelled Buke and Gass). The show was the American duo's second to last stop in Europe, rounding out a three-week tour.
I'm talking about the show on this blog because Beatpol's lighting technician, Johannes, is the head of Discorporate Records. I've always admired his work and the people he works with. Musically, Johannes is a sort of local kingpin; he's an affable guy who brilliantly asserts his musical taste among the community, bringing international acts to cozy local venues. Regarding last night, Veränderbar was the perfect space to host the show. The cafe/bar/venue mix was just the right feel to intimately welcome the sold-out, 70-person crowd (which happened to include a handful of Beatpol regulars!).
Buke and Gase is a two-part male/female act that presents music in a new form. Arone Dyer plays the buke (a bass ukulele) while singing and stomping her cymbal-adorned foot. Aron Sanchez plays the gass (a bass guitar with guitar strings and bass strings, each linked to corresponding pickups and amps) while playing the kick drum and covering backup vocals. Together, the duo combines rigid guitar strumming with intricate finger picking and unpredictable verse/chorus change-ups. Sometimes the vocals are loud and strong, sometimes they are cute and tiny, other times they're nonexistent and the two are just rocking out on their respective guitars while playing percussion simultaneously with their feet. They're a true act of entertainment; audience members can't get bored while watching them because there's so much going on at any given moment.
The most immediate allure of the two's live performance is the vocals. A lazy writer would compare Dyer's voice with Regina Spektor's, only to miss that Dyer's singing technique is more creative and experimental (for example, during one live song, Dyer sang higher and higher until her throat squeezed out an impressive cat-like cry).
Another highlight is Buke and Gase's convoluted writing, which tends to mimic the duo's erratic sound. The lines aren't easy-to-follow stories that one can dive into without thinking. For example, take the band's popular track, "Your Face Left Before You":
Fess-up heart-rate, by default/Honest-er the closer we walk/One day I'll like the truth/Until then I know you'll/Heel-toe your way out the back door 'til there's no more.
It may not be the right kind of music for first-time listeners who are looking for something aurally easier to grasp, but there is certainly reward in taking the time to get to know the band's musical depth…their songs are "growers" that fans can enjoy more and more with each listen.
The band's last show is tonight in Berlin at Festsaal Kreuzberg with Bachelorette!
Check out Buke and Gase at http://www.bukeandgase.com/.
TOMORROOOOWWW at Beatpol! We have a 5-euro show with THE FAST FORWARDS, from Sweden (ooooh)! Doors at 9 / show starts at 10!
Local journalist Andreas Körner wrote up a nice piece in the local newspaper about Beatpol…
Die Welt in Briesnitz: Der Beatpol
Der große Saal im Gebäude mit der Hausnummer Altbriesnitz 2a hat in über 100 Jahren schon einige Bilder und Menschen gesehen. Ab 1896 wurde im Gasthof gegessen und getrunken und getanzt, in den 1930er Jahren begann man - mit dem Popularitätsschub des Genres - Filme zu zeigen. Dustin Hoffman war also auch schon da, mit "Kramer gegen Kramer" im "Filmeck". 1981 war das.
Das Kino hat nicht überlebt, wohl aber die Tatsache, dass die Welt nach Briesnitz kommt. Seit Ende 1990, als aus dem auch für Konzerte geradezu ideal bemessenen Raum ein Live-Club wurde. Es schlingerte zunächst, stilistisch und personell. Eine klare Ausrichtung war in den frischen Nachwende-Jahren nicht zu erkennen. Mehrere Initiativen bastelten an mehreren Konzepten, auch für die jugendkulturelle Stadt. Von westwärts kam ein Investor, baute den Tresen und brachte den klangvollen Namen mit: Star Club. Zu hoch gepokert? Das mit Elbe und Hamburg zu eifrig übersetzt? Keinesfalls, doch es lag nicht am Personalimport. Es waren einheimische Kenner, Neugierige, Kundige – Fleißige, die als e.V. dem Star Club nach 1993 Kontur gaben. Hans-Jürgen "Lotte" Lachotta muss an erster Stelle genannt werden. Ein Tänzer. Ein Manager. Beides durchaus auch im übertragenen Sinne, vereint im Wort vom Stehaufmännchen. Bis heute ist er mit Ein- und Umsicht die Personalsäule vor Ort. Um ihn herum scharten und scharen sich an Veranstaltungsabenden zwei Generationen Mitarbeiter, die wissen, weshalb sie gerade dort ihr spärliches Geld verdienen: Es geht eben nicht ums Geld.
Es geht um Klima und Atmosphäre unter inzwischen freigelegter historischer Decke. Es geht immer auch um die Wurst. Rechtfertigung als Kunstsegment im Reigen der klassisch Etablierten, Kampf um behördliche Akzeptanz, um Werte und auch ums Recht. Am 31.12. 2007 verlor der Club das "Star" durch juristische Verfügung und nennt sich seitdem Beatpol. Es geschah – nichts. Die Botschaft blieb Wahrhaftigkeit. Der Club wurde noch bekannter, setzte sich vor allem auch beim heranwachsenden Publikum durch. Lokal braucht das in Dresden immer etwas Zeit, international aber gehört der Star Club resp. Beatpol längst zu den ersten gesamtdeutschen Adressen für Rock'n'Roll in wirklich all seinen Facetten. Auch die Nummernschilder der Autos am Abend sind international, im Stadtteil aber blieb der Club ebenso verortet, nicht nur gelitten.
Hier spielt, wer populär ist. Und relevant. Hier ist Platz für das Experiment und die Innovation. Hier darf die Jugend ran und der Alte Meister. Eine in ihrer Nüchternheit geniale Rubrik der Beatpol-Website ist die "Hall Of Fame". Ein Klick darauf und das aufmerksame Lesen vom A bis Z aller bislang aufgetretenen Musiker sagt mehr als jedes noch so gutgemeinte kommentierende Wort.
Solche Worte finden die Künstler selbst zur Genüge. Sie spüren, dass sie noch betreut werden, nicht abgefertigt, und das nicht nur beim vom Club selbst zubereiteten Abendmahl. Stephano am Einlass, Blitz an den Reglern, Carsten beim Booking, Alex bei den Getränken – es läuft. Und die DNN ist seit Gründungstagen sympathisierend-kritisch und begleitend dabei.
Andreas Körner
One of my bosses told a good story tonight.
He was backstage at Haldern Festival in Germany this past summer with his friends Denis Adler from Burning Eagle Booking and Christof Ellinghaus from City Slang Records. The three men were watching Canadian musician Dan Mangan's outstanding set at Haldern, all impressed by the man who had recently signed with Canada's Arts & Crafts Records. Mangan exited the stage and was mauled by labelheads and agents who all wanted a piece of the buzz artist; during his set, Mangan had said he wasn't officially signed in Europe yet.
My boss and his friends stood back watching Mangan's flock of admirers, smiling, for they knew something the flock did not: Mangan had met up with Ellinghaus just hours before showtime and had verbally agreed to releasing his work with City Slang.
And that's how it happened.
Except, that's not the whole story. There was a lot more buildup to that moment.
Vancouver's Dan Mangan has paid his dues. He's been writing and playing music for over a decade now. For years Mangan was doing all of the background work—booking, promoting, networking—on his own. The musician credits his "naive optimism" and the "Myspace golden years" in helping him learn the ropes and get to where he is now.
And now, Mangan is an internationally signed and acclaimed musician. He just wrapped up his biggest Canadian tour yet, playing in giant sold-out theaters across his homeland. Currently the man's in Europe for the umteenth time, being greeted by large crowds in places where he's never even set foot. How does this happen? It all goes back to Mangan's dedication to the job and how he's built his career slowly over time.
"This is the band's first tour since we've signed with City Slang. It's helped things grow…it's nice to have names like City Slang and Arts & Crafts on our side because people know those names. There was a time when I had to do everything on my own…the beauty in that is that I now know the people I'm working with are doing things right…I also can respect how hard the work is," explains Mangan.
The most pleasant part of this is that Mangan carries no weight on his back; he's a modest and fresh character, interested in meeting new people and learning new things. Although he's toured Europe numerous times, Mangan still enjoys learning German words and stumbling upon unseen countryside villages. It all seems to be part of his "naive optimism" that follows him from show to show.
Regarding the Beatpol show, the night's crowd adored Mangan and his band, attentively listening to their one and half hour set and embracing the artist's new work off Oh Fortune. Mangan killed every instrumental break with each band member (Gord Grdina, Kenton Loewen and John Walsh) adding his own complementary style. It's a powerful thing to see an upright bass player thrashing about with the winding progression of a song.
The night ended with the band joining the audience off stage for its final encore song, "So Much For Everyone." Mangan stood atop a chair, belting into the audience as they sang coinciding background harmonies.
Not bad for a musician who never played in Dresden before.
To learn more about Dan Mangan, visit:
Johannes found the Metronomy setlist from Friday night while cleaning up the venue tonight. DRUMROLL»»>
We Broke Free
Love Underlined
Back on the Motorway
She Wants
You Could Easily Have Me
The End of you too
The Bay
The Look
A Thing For Me
On Dancefloors
Some Written
Everything Goes My Way
Radio Ladio
Metronomy! Coming to Beatpol tomorrow night. It is sold out, but maybe you can still find a ticket somehow…


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CVS Stores Stop Selling All Tobacco Products
The company has adopted a new name, CVS Health, and stopped selling tobacco products in an effort to redefine itself as a health care destination for consumers.
September 3, 2014, Wednesday
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Baby's Drug Co-Pay Jumps, and a Health Reporter Is Stumped
Trying to unravel a health plan's policy on prescription costs offers fresh evidence of just how confusing the American health care system really is.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
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Missouri Alone in Resisting Prescription Drug Database
In declining to keep a prescription drug database, the state has hampered its ability to combat abuse and also drawn buyers from neighboring states.
July 21, 2014, Monday
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Robbery Suspect Tracked by GPS and Killed
Relying on a GPS device placed in a decoy pill bottle, police officers tracked an armed man suspected of robbing a pharmacy and fatally shot him during a confrontation on the Upper East Side, police said.
May 17, 2014, Saturday
The Tobacco Ties That Bind
Why doesn't the cancer society protest all cigarette sales?
April 11, 2014, Friday
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March 21, 2014, Friday
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More than two dozen attorneys general encouraged five of the country's largest retailers to follow the example of CVS and stop selling tobacco products in stores that also have pharmacies.
March 17, 2014, Monday
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February 21, 2014, Friday
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CVS deserves a big round of applause for deciding to end the sale of cigarettes and other tobacco products at its stores.
February 7, 2014, Friday
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February 6, 2014, Thursday
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On October 9, 1893, excitement was building among the crowd gathered at the Lexington's Red Mile. The occasion was the inaugural of the Kentucky Futurity, which today is one of the oldest and one of the richest horse races in the Commonwealth of Kentucky and ranks as the oldest classic race in the world of harness racing. That day the crowd watched a shiny black colt named Oro Wilkes score a grueling five-heat victory for driver J.A. Goldsmith. Oro Wilkes fastest Futurity heat was 2:14 ½ and the purse for the inaugural was only $11,880.
Fast forward a few years and here's how the 120th Kentucky Futurity played out:
Alagna the 'Mvp' of the Kentucky Futurity
In his breakout year, Tony Alagna scored another major stakes victory with his prized trotter My Mvp. He won straight heats in 1:52 and 1:53, respectively.
Money On My Mind was the tempo setter in the first elimination. Magic Tonight got away second and Solvato was in third. Guccio was caught wide in fourth heading to the quarter. Money On My Mind took the field by the quarter in :28.1. Solvato pulled the pocket and brushed by Andy Miller passing the three-eighths. Guccio inched into third and Appomattox edged to the outside, hopeful to pick up Takter's cover. Solvato led the field by the half in :55.1 (:27).
Into the far turn, Guccio began backing up. Solvato was still on top at three-quarters in 1:23.2 (:28.1). Money On My Mind angled off the pylons and was in pursuit of Solvato at the top of the stretch. Appomattox fanned off cover and My Mvp was storming down the center of the track off the pylons. Appomattox took a short lead but My Mvp was charging next to him and Lachance got his colt in front in the nick of time, winning in 1:52 (:28.3). Appomattox was second, Money On My Mind was third, Banker Volo was fourth and Guccio faded to fifth.
Archangel took the other elimination in 1:53.1.
Archangel took the lead, with Little Brown Fox in second and Another Amaretto third. Fogelberg went off stride and Gym Tan Laundry was pacing in the back. Archangel took the field by the quarter in :27.3. There was no change in order at the half in :56.3 (:29). There was still no change in order through three-quarters in 1:25.4 (:29.1).
Little Brown Fox and Another Amaretto angled off the pylons in pursuit of Archangel turning for home. Lindys Jersey Boy went on a break. The two could not catch Archangel and he was an easy winner in 1:53.1 (:27.4). Little Brown Fox was second, Another Amaretto was third and Lindys Jersey Boy finished fourth.
Archangel was the leader at the quarter in :28.3. Money On My Mind was in second and Another Amaretto got away third. My Mvp was in fourth down the backstretch and came first over approaching the half-mile. Little Brown Fox picked up his cover and Appomattox was third over at the half in :57.1 (:28.3). My Mvp was applying pressure to Archangel into the far turn. Money On My Mind was locked in second and Little Brown Fox was carried into third. Archangel was holding onto the lead at three-quarters in 1:25.3 (:28.2).
My Mvp took the lead into the final eighth of a mile. Archangel quit and Appomattox came flying off cover with Little Brown Fox. Money On My Mind was surging late after finding racing room. My Mvp was holding on and he won the Kentucky Futurity by a length in 1:53 (:27.2). Appomattox was second, Another Amaretto was third and Little Brown Fox finished fourth.
My Mvp ($19.60 in first heat and $6.60 in the second heat) is by Cantab Hall, out of the mare Exceed Expectation by Kadabra. He is owned by Brittany Farms, Joe Sbrocco and Modern Family Partners, trained by Tony Alagna and Mike Lachance was in the bike to score his third Kentucky Futurity victory in 3:47.


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SPRINGWATER - Simcoe County will release options to keep Springwater Park open Friday, to lay the groundwork for a Feb. 14 meeting with the province.
Ontario's Ministry of Natural Resources is continuing with its plan to close the park March 31 – the province's fiscal year end – to stop a claimed $100,000-per-year operating loss at the day-use park.
"I have sent a list of options to the MNR. One is asking whether we could buy or lease the land," said Simcoe County Warden Cal Patterson. Having met with senior MNR parks officials, he said it's clear the ministry wants to stop the operating loss but would require certain standards be met.
"The bottom line with the MNR is they said they're going to keep the land and the only partnership they'd (consider) is the county running the operating based on their policies and we'd absorb the expenses."
Two groups have been lobbying the province to reconsider its plan.
The Springwater Park Citizens' Coalition has also been lobbying the county and the province to consider a partnership, especially after the MNR announced partnerships with the Town of Hearst, Moonbeam Township and Timmins to keep open three of the 10 parks it'd slated to close.
Patterson said that news prompted the county to examine the feasibility of partnering - and that report is due to be presented to the Performance Management Committee on Valentine's Day. Any decision would have to be ratified by county council Feb. 26.
"It's not a jurisdiction of the county," Patterson said, adding at those three parks, the partnerships are not with a regional or county government but directly with the municipality in which the park is located.
Springwater Township Mayor Linda Collins said the county is well-positioned to oversee the 47-hectare park, which is adjacent to a county forest tract.
"Perhaps one option may be to parallel the county tract (management) for passive use or (we could discuss) whether we would recruit volunteers or service clubs. Whatever plan we come up with must sustain itself," said Collins.
"It's about operations and what we'd operate. We'd have to look at the cost of the animals (in the sanctuary area). What kind of business plan is reasonable and at what cost and who can contribute?"
Springwater Park is slated for closure for a couple of reasons, according to MNR park management specialist Ken Lacroix. Visitors to Springwater Park dropped 50 per cent between 2001 and 2011, which amounts to a drop of 30,000 people. As well, park revenues amount to 53 cents of every dollar required to run the park, and keeping the park open would require another $1 million in upgrades.
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ATLANTA — A drug that may potentially be the first to regulate insulin requirements for those suffering from Type I diabetes is seeking study participants from the metro Atlanta area.Dr. Bruce Bode, who earned his doctorate of medicine at Emory University, is looking for participants between the ages of 18 and 35 to be studied while on a regimen of the drug teplizumab, which Bode hopes will help slow the progression of Type I diabetes. Subjects, who must have had a recent onset of the disease, will be studied over a two-year period. "We have a lot of enthusiasm about the teplizumab studies and their implications," Bode said in a release. "It is hoped that one day we can offer a new treatment option to help patients better manage their disease." The third series of tests, Bode said, is aimed at determining if teplizumab can preserve pancreatic insulin production, which would make diabetes easier to manage. According to the release, a small group of subjects in an earlier test were "noted to have improved function of the beta cells, improved glucose control and reduced insulin requirements." For more information, visit www.protegediabetes.org/news, or call 1-866-874-2516.
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Pharmas Across The Pond
AnnaLisa is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
Every time I hear about falling off the patent cliff I can't help but picture Wiley Coyote in mid-flight realizing he is falling off the cliff with that Acme Company anvil ominously above. Too many Saturday morning cartoons in my past. Some Big Pharma companies aren't just falling off a patent cliff: they're more like our coyote friend, flailing wildly to find something to fill up their pipeline before that generic anvil squashes them.
Foremost among these is AstraZeneca (NYSE: AZN), whose biggest names Crestor, Seroquel, and Nexxium go off patent over the next few years. New CEO, Pascal Soriot, formerly worked for Swiss drug company Roche. Roche has been a big acquirer in the past and currently has a bid in for gene-sequencer Illumina.
Shareholders hope that AstraZeneca can acquire more than just the joint acquisition of Amylin with Bristol-Meyers-Squibb earlier this year. Several names have been bandied about that AstraZeneca could buy include Amarin Corporation, Questcor Pharmaceuticals, Forest Laboratories (NYSE: FRX), Seattle Genetics, and even Celgene Corporation. Celgene may be a stretch with a 34.33 billion market cap, but Forest Laboratories has activist Carl Icahn pushing for some sort of deal and its market cap of 9.72 billion is less than a third of Celgene's.
The only sure thing is that they will do something as they just suspended their share repurchase program after only fulfilling about half of the planned buyback. Just looking at the P/E of 7.55 and a 3.80% yield, better than Pfizer, one might think "such a deal!" However, with a recent downgrade from J.P. Morgan due to patent losses of their blockbuster drugs and increasing competition on those brands even before patent expiration. AstraZeneca has some issues ahead.
Another British pharma name Glaxo Smith Kline (NYSE: GSK) is one you might want to look at through your monocle. It has one of the highest Big Pharma yields at 4.50% and it is not shy about paying for blockbuster products. For years, shareholders of Human Genome Sciences had waited to see bowler hats and brollies (umbrellas) show up at their Rockville, Maryland headquarters. Finally, the deal was done and Glaxo bought them this spring and acquired the first new lupus drug in decades, FDA approved Benlysta. It should be accretive in 2013.
All you Anglophiles out there should know that Glaxo also makes some famous British nutritional beverages, Lucozade, an energy drink, Horlick's Malted Milk and Ribena, a fruit ade. (Just a bit of Brittrivia). It also makes smoking cessation products as well as oral care products. Of course it has a huge pipeline in many different diseases as well as vaccines and has a collaboration agreement with Yale University on work for medicines that degrade disease-causing proteins.
Glaxo also has an important collaboration with Theravance (NASDAQ: THRX) on three different asthma and COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) treatments eventually adding to Glaxo's already strong Advair inhaler revenues. Glaxo has a P/E of 14.16 and a forward P/E of 10.57. With all these collaborations and the Human Genome Sciences purchase it seems Glaxo doesn't have the Acme Company anvil hanging over its bowler hat.
If you are a Francophile you may be interested in Sanofi (NYSE: SNY), another big yielder at 3.80%. It has been in the news recently about its Bristol-Myers like diabetes drug, Lyxumia. Similar to Byetta, the Bristol Myers twice daily injectable, Sanofi claims it only requires once a day injection and in combination with Lantus, another Sanofi diabetes drug is supposed to be optimal in effect. According to Pierre Chancel, head of Sanofi Diabetes, it is as effective as Byetta with just one shot a day and causes less nausea.
Sanofi has a 14.11 P/E and a forward P/E of 11.67. Annual revenues are close to $45 billion. It has some other very promising products like Jevtana for use in castration resistant metastatic prostate cancer with prednisone. Jevtana (cabazitaxel) has just been added to the formulary in three Canadian provinces.
The company also has a strategic collaboration in place with Regeneron Pharmaceuticals for work on the development and sale of human monoclonal antibodies.
Sanofi has several main divisions: diabetes, human vaccines, animal health, consumer health care and it also owns five subsidiaries: Genzyme, Sanofi Pasteur, Merial, Chattem, and Zentiva. Just on Oct. 2 it announced the acquisition of Genfar, a Colombian pharmaceutical leader. Sanofi is definitely not falling off a patent cliff and it has been a somewhat underrated and underloved name just because it is European. However, it is laying off 900 workers over three years and would have laid off more if not for the entreaties of the French government. This is an extremely small amount of their workforce that numbers 113,719 employees.
These European names are global pharmas and not to be mistaken with names that are solely tied to Europe for their success. Glaxo with that yield is looking as good as Pfizer and Bristol Myers Squibb and has some consumer staple action going for it, too (Aquafresh toothpaste, tootbrushes, etc.). Sanofi is big in diabetes and vaccines and is on a tear when it comes to acquisitions. The one name I would approach with caution is AstraZeneca. A new CEO and the suspension of the buyback shows they plan to do something to head off a fall off the cliff but that is a leap into the unknown.
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16 U.S. Code § 797a - Congressional authorization for permits, licenses, leases, or authorizations for dams, conduits, reservoirs, etc., within national parks or monuments
On and after March 3, 1921, no permit, license, lease, or authorization for dams, conduits, reservoirs, power houses, transmission lines, or other works for storage or carriage of water, or for the development, transmission, or utilization of power within the limits as constituted, March 3, 1921, of any national park or national monument shall be granted or made without specific authority of Congress.
Source(Mar. 3, 1921, ch. 129, 41 Stat. 1353.)
Provisions repealing so much of this chapter "as authorizes licensing such uses of existing national parks and national monuments by the Federal Power Commission" have been omitted.
Section was not enacted as part of the Federal Power Act which generally comprises this chapter.
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Why do so few people want to live significantly longer and healthier than a so-called natural life span?
As I have discussed the concept of immortality with people over the years, something has consistently surprised me. I ask people, "If you could live a much longer but still vital and healthy life, would you want to live, say, 200 years? 500 years?
Most people do not want to live that long - even if they could remain healthy and vital all that time. It seems what most people are saying, is that they actually *want* to grow old and die.
Yet we all supposedly want to be healthy and strong, and of course we would naturally want to heal ourselves if we got sick or injured - we seek health. Then why this death wish among most people I poll?
I'm obviously in the "Hell yeah, give me healthy immortality" camp, so I'm looking for help from other people in explaining the other side of this please.
Is that a coping mechanism to help accept our own mortality? Would you really turn down an opportunity to live much longer, along with your friends, and healthy?
Or is my own personal polling off? I guess we'll see!
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This is the official music video for Vinter in Hollywoods song Ride like the Wind.
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Hugs. I had sch with dd2 but no bleeding and it self-resolved by itself by 2nd tri. Bring it up today at your appointment and I hope they as well as give you more suggestions on what to do.
So nice your children are cooperating and understanding. This is always a huge support for parents!
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Woohoooo, I made it !!!! I had another small gush of red bleeding last night, but Mocha is fine so I guess I'm just going to take a "whatev" attitude about it...it's alarming to see, but apparently not harmful . Haha, it was actually tricky to get a hr this morning because Mocha was all over...could hear "whoomp, whoomp" as she moved and then I'd have to move the probe around to find her hb again, yup, that's my kiddo in there !
1ish more week of the first tri left, woot ! I'm just calling it at 13wks, lol, I know it's more like 13wks + 3-4, but no need to be particular, I'm ready to be in the 2nd tri asap .
Oh my word this baby is so wiggly...totally geeked over all the movement today !!! I was even standing in the kitchen today making my lunch and I could feel her fluttering around ! I am so loving it...I could seriously cry (happy tears) !!!!
I'm feeling very 2nd tri-ish today...no zofran (yay prevacid), fatigue is minimal, and my mood is good . I think my uterus must have really moved up over the last few days...feeling a lot less pelvic/vag congestion .
Oh Kelly how exciting! All the movement must feel so great!
The bleeding is so strange.... But I hear it can be a normal occurrence in some pregnancies! So that is reassuring!!! So happy for you! Loving the updates! Wish mine were happier, I fell like such a downer.
Yay to 12 weeks! Where I am a pregnancy is not even considered pregnancy until 12 weeks and they won't do much for you until then. So to me you are in 2nd trimester!
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This is the pic I'll be posting on fb...nothing fancy, but simple and effective
I'll give more info in my status...just haven't worked out the wording yet .
We're sending mil flowers for Mom's Day on Friday with the announcement and I'll text my dad on Saturday. Everyone else will find out via fb.
Haha, now I can get back my baby clothes, carseat, and a few other newborn items I loaned to two of my sils...kinda excited about that .
Awe Kelly that's sweet.
Thanks Brenda !
LOL, it actually took me awhile to find a color that would work...I didn't want it to look boy or girl specific, but all the neutral colors I tried just didn't look right, so when I got to this lime sherbet color it was good enough .
Eta...it's possible I'll keep playing with it over the next week since I'm still "taking it easy" and just sitting around gets boring
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I'm starting to feel nervous about announcing this weekend...it just feels really early, especially since I'm still having episodes of bleeding/cramping (had a big gush of bright red bleeding last night) . I called my dr this morning to request more progesterone...I'd just feel more comfortable if I could stay on it until this bleeding resolves. I'm hoping they'll prescribe enough for me to take it twice per day. I barely do anything all day; I basically only get up to go pee and to feed myself...and why would I bleed after I've been asleep most of the night ? Anyway, it's really wearing on my nerves .
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Ok I got it to work, but it's intermittent. I pulled the drive out, switched the type of HDD in the BIOS from AHCI to IDE. Then I re-installed the drive. This got me past BIOS. Then I go into BIOS, reset it to AHCI, and the drive works perfectly. I'm using it now to post this.
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Any ideas to stabilize this now? How odd.
Hi all!
I apologize ahead of time, as I am not super techy.
About 7-8 months ago I replaced the HD and memory in my early 20078 24" iMac. All was working great, but about 2 months ago or so, it stopped booting up (white screen, folder with question mark.)
I finally got around to trying to fix it again, and got out a boot disk (Snow Leopard, as that is what I happened to have on a disk.) It starts the process of installing the OS, but when it gets to the screen that asks what disk to install the OS on, it never finds a disk. I am guessing there is some issue with the HD? Just trying to see if I can get some directional hints on how to next proceed.
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Memory - 4GB kit (2GB x 2) 200-pin SODIMM, part # CT2K2G2S800M
Hi jeremy1988,
I think it is hard to tell for sure, you would probably get better feedback from people who actually use SSDs during compiling. I believe that (please correct me if I am wrong) that during compliling there is a huge count of small reads and writes and lot of seek operations, that is why it is rough on mechanical drives I guess.
The situation is different with SSDs, there is no moving parts and what wears out the drive are NAND write operations.
Modern SSD can handle hundreds of TBs of writes. Whats even better Crucial M5x0 and MX100 models use AD Average Block-Erase Count SMART attribute which is like small clock ticking to 3000 value, where in general 0 value stand for 100% health and 3000 stand for 0% health. So you can actually keep an eye on how fast your SSD is wearing out (in terms of NAND writes).
I don't know how large drive do you need but personally I like to experiment and evaluate - I would probably try to test it with one of my spare SSDs, or buy cheap MX100 128GB (that seems to be great drive by the way) that in the worst case scenario I could use in a different system
There is probably one thing you should keep in mind that could possibly (or not) affect SSD performance while using in Linux system. In general to maintain best speeds it is necessary to have TRIM working but I believe it is not a problem for modern distros and/or kernels.
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Recent Playa Las Lajas Reviews
Best beach house ever.
Our 3 night stay at Casa Mar Azul was by far the highlight of out 16 day Panama vacation. The luxury provided by this 3 bedroom beach house with stone polished floors and granite counter-tops was unparalleled. The house is equipped with a modern kitchen, massive bedrooms and the individual air conditioning controls in each room ensure you stay comfortable while at the same time conserving energy. Casa Mar Azul is located directly on what I would call the biggest and best beach in Panama. During our stay the Pacific Ocean consistently provided 1 to 2 meter waves of warm ocean water that were perfect for riding the provided boogie boards. If cooking is not your thing Las Lajas Beach Resort is a 5 minute drive or 30 minute walk down the beach. The resort has an excellent restaurant that is open to the public. The staffs are friendly and prices are excellent. I would defiantly recommend this vacation rental to my friends and family. Yours truly Gordon and Lian
Get away from it all!
House is situated directly on the beach with fantastic views of the Pacific. Location is somewhat remote ,but worth the drive necessary to get to the development. Property is exactly as pictured and perfect for couples or families wanting to spend a relaxing time enjoying one of the most picturesque beaches in Panama. Power never went out, reliable internet, hot water and property owner is a pleasure to work with and very attentive. Driving distance from the town of Las Lajas is 20 minutes. You will need a vehicle to stock up on groceries and supplies. Town has supermarket and several restaurants owned by foreigners and locals alike. I am going to recommend highly an Ice cream shop that just opened in the center of town. If you are looking for a secluded ,but comfortable place to enjoy the beach and those you are vacationing with this is definitely the place to go in Panama. I highly recommend and will definitely return.