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t0rin0 (1516) Do Not Resuscitate, California | October 4, 2013
Visited September 2012.
I dont think we were even looking for this place actively but on the way back from a frustrating and (hilariously) disgusting stop at t IJ we happened across this on the way back into town. Its a very large facility easily visible from the main road. Inside is actually pretty cool. They do lots and lots of tours. At the end of that tour is a tasting in a nice lounge area that you can see from the gift shop but you arent permitted to enter unless you end up there with the tour. We opted to scroll past the tour as our desire to drink Amstel and Heineken at the source wasnt that great. Instead we looked around the gift shop at the amazing amount of Heineken branded crap available including some rebadged bottles but also plenty of non-beer things. Prices were understandably high as this is tourist-gouging central. In retrospect I suppose Id like to see how the brewery works considering how large it is. Maybe next time, if there is a next time.
brokensail (1295) Dublin, California | October 5, 2012
Offers a brewery tour which is pretty cool if for no other reason than the historical aspect. Large shop attached with all sorts of Heineken themed wares. Beer is available at the end of the tour, but its of course Heineken brands.
GT (672) Oceanside, California | October 9, 2012
I can assure you Narke Kojaks Stormaktsporter is not available here as the listing says. This is a super commercial brewery tour with 10 euro sampling of Heineken beers at the end of the tour, and no, nothing odd or special is served. Just regular Heineken products. All commercialized, this is a place to go if you are a tourist, not a beer traveler. Less interesting than the Guinness tour in Dublin I thought. Beers at Guinness were much better and they have snacks for you along the way to boot.
kermis (359) The Hague, Netherlands | July 18, 2016
Of course its not a craft beer destination. Its a tourist tour of the old brewery giving the history of Heineken and of course a couple of beers. Its a decent enough tour, no complaints. Just not a Ratebeer destination nowadays.
altonbrownd (302) Chevy Chase, Maryland | October 11, 2006
The Molenzolder is a bar on top of the Heineken Brewery in Amsterdam where corporate events are held. There are about 20 taps and I enjoyed some rare beers on tap, including the Wieckse Rosé, Brand Dubbelbock, Brand Meibock and the Amstel Rijp Bock. The Heineken Experience tour also ends in this room and for 10 euros you can try 3 beers. I know the tour is touristy and perhaps not indicative of the countrys finest but I was pleasantly surprised by what was on offer (lots of different Heineken, Amstel, Brand, Wieckse and Murphys beers.)
RobertDale (299) Lansing, Kansas | October 2, 2014
This was only a few blocks from my hotel so thought I would drop in. A tourist site for sure. I saw many places advertising the "Heinekien Experience". For 16 or 18 Euros (depending on where you purchase tickets), you get a tour of the brewery, three beers, and a glass. Oh, the brewery doesnt really brew anymore. Not worth the price of admission.
ogivlado (297) Zagreb, Croatia | August 31, 2008
When I had been in Amsterdam for last couple of times I didnt have the time or will to come here, but now that I was in Amsterdam again, fuc.... Heineken Brewery was closed until September for redecorating (I was in August). You really cant believe it Next time when Ill be visiting Amsterdam this will be the first place to go to. Untill then all the scores are going to be temporary.
ads135 (246) Omaha, Nebraska | December 6, 2012
This is by far the most expensive brewery tour which I suppose they excuse by calling it an "experience." It is a bit of a theme park, but nothing that should be at the top of your list in Amsterdam where there are so many good beers to try and bars to discover.
beastiefan2k (243) Emerald City (formely NYC & KS), Washington | January 21, 2012
I am guessing this is the Heineken Experience Tour. If yes I HIGHLY recommend the tour. Even for a beer geek this was very fun. Very interactive and original. Sure the beer sucks but lots of fun games and ideas here. Great little gift shop for souvenirs. Fun for beer geeks and regular folks, you rarely get that in one. You also get 2 samples with the cost of admission. Fresh ass Heniy is better than I remember it being in the bottle. The only reason the overall rating is low is b/c there is only 1 beer and thus no selection.
Borresteijn (234) Zaandam, Netherlands | July 25, 2014
Visited a couple of times in my student days. Loved it then, because entry was only 1,- (not 10, like it is now), and drinking was free after the tour. Unlimited Heineken for an hour or so, if you were lucky enough. Nowadays, tour is as said no longer free, drinking is limited to 3 beers, tour is no longer guided I think. However, nice touristy experience, nice to see the history of Hollands largest brewer. The brewery itself has not been active for a long time though.

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Skip to comments.Harry Reid has minor stroke
Posted on 08/19/2005 4:45:35 PM PDT by socal_parrot
That was Thumper's mama (from the movie Bambi)
Well, I have to pray for both of them regardless.
He'll recover by Robert's hearing.
Lots of people have mini-strokes, some frequently. It might be nothing more than turning the head so an artery is momentarily constricted. Can happen at any age.
He's supposed to be dedicating the new Laughlin Marina next week. I was going to go and have a bit of fun. Damn. I know this is terrible, and I usually send out prayers for those of whatever political persuasion, but there's something about him I cannot stand and I just don't care. I know, it's horrible. But I'm being honest.
Some people can't do down time.
That's the one.
All that hate will eat you up.
Better check Karl's pinky fingers.
Nice name.
"Strokes are caused by a lack of blood supply and thus oxygen to the brain."
Minor correction. Strokes are caused by blood clots or blockage in the brain. They can also occur in tandem with heart attacks, or from the collapse of an arterial wall.
Lack of blood and oxygen to the brain result from those events. You're spot on there.
I hope he recovers soon else the rats might pick a less incompetent minority leader.
Swimming strokes a la Chappaquidick... or real ones?
...Lived a voodoo lady named Marie Laveaux...
May he have a speedy retirement.
I just shot a noseful of Friday night Maker's Mark all over the den.
Thanks, tet.
Anathema, blasphemy...my eyes!...my eyes!
I knew there was something else...Karl get the doll that's stepping on the Robert's and Benedict XVI dolls...
We have work to do.
That's what I was wondering...
Could be either, how would you know?
We should thank him for his contribution, let him retire
with dignity and MOVE ON.
The man has been nothing more than a pompous blowhard willing to say or do anything to impugn the integrity of our president and undermine the war effort. By his statements, he has given aid and comfort to our enemies. How many soldiers lives have been lost because Iraq terrorists have been encouraged by his statements? If this stroke takes him out of congress, good riddance to bad rubbish.
Bingo! Hate destroys the hater
Prayers for his rapid recovery.
As per your tagline, it will speed his conversion.
I'm impressed.
I don't wish harm on anyone for political disputes
What diplomatic aplomb.
google is your friend (if you ignore their politics)
Sorry my friend but dignity and "move on" should never be used in the same sentence
Good luck Harry. Retirement is an option to reduce the stress.
Prayers for his recovery!
Hmmm... ambivalence...
Luckily for him, as a Democrat, he wasn't using his brain anyway.
He should of been excommunicated a long time a go!
If I hear another "Sending Prayers" "Praying for Harry Reid" I'm going to be sick.
Harry Reid doesn't deserve anyone's prayers. He is a dirty lying corrupt politician. While wishing ill on him is something I'd never do, praying for him is taking it a bit too far.
Ever see "Dave" Of course the guy playing the president really had a stroke and Kevin Kline's main charachter was just a stand-in, but that was the premise, that a "minor circulatory problem of the head" gave him an epiphany that changed him as a leader...
Prayers for Dingy Harry for a speedy recovery, and a speedy retirement...
Drudge has a headline saying the Majority Leader had the minor stroke. Caused me to nearly have one
must have drank soo much booze that it has taken a life of its own in his liver to sustain him...
Well, I guess that Turbin Durbin would be the leader of the dims in the senate, but Dingy Harry's demise doesn't throw the senate to the dims. The GOP is still in charge-it's just hard to tell by looking since the Republicans don't usually act like they are.
Sadly, we may know the next time we see him . . .
Oh, that is too bad. Seems the prognosis is good, he just needs to have some down time.
Knowing one near and dear who suffered a mild stroke/TIA, some of the side effects are often underdiagnosed; including mild depression, detachment, forgetfulness, confusion, anger, fatigue, etc.
That's not for you to decide.
Show a little decency, not to mention civility.
We're not "them," remember?
Crikey that's right! YIKES!
No one pays attention to Drudge anymore.
Hope he recovers soon, but please don't bring back Tommy Dashelle to fill in while he does. Yikes!
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('Ode to Joy' plays and audience cheers as we return from commercial break)
Nancy Pimental: …aaaaaaand we're back with the exciting conclusion of "Win Latrell Sprewell's Money"! You're up against a tough opponent today, Latrell – how are you feeling?
Latrell Sprewell: (sitting in isolation booth) I keep telling you – I don't know what is going on here! Why do you keep saying people are trying to win my money?
Nancy: Latrell, we asked Paulo, the actuary and amateur dog breeder from Portland, Oregon, ten questions. He answered five of them correctly. That means you've got to get at least six questions right in order to hang on to your $5000.
Sprewell: (frantic) But I don't have $5000 to lose! I mean…is this even legal?
Nancy: I'm going to ask you the same ten questions I asked Paulo. You have sixty seconds – are you ready?
Sprewell: NO! Are you deaf, woman? I…AM…BANKRUPT! Don't you people read the papers?
Nancy: Let's begin.
(Clock starts ticking)
Nancy: Norman Mailer once referred to this other American literary giant as a "sell-out to best sellerdom".
Sprewell: I…what the…how…
Nancy: Incorrect. Hurricane Katrina was what category of hurricane when it reached landfall in New Orleans?
Sprewell: (struggling with door to booth) You all locked me in here! This is false imprisonment!
Nancy: Incorrect. This international aid organization is the only three-time recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.
Sprewell: You know what? You come try and collect! You can't take blood from a stone.
Nancy: Incorrect. Name three of the four elements that make up over 99% of the human body.
Sprewell: F*** YOU, NANCY!
Nancy: Incorrect…(slyly) that is, not until you buy me a drink first. (makes goofy face at camera)
(Crowd laughs and applauds)
Nancy: With a $1.7 million price tag, what is the most expensive street-legal production car in the world?
Sprewell: The Bugatti Veyron.
Nancy: Correct.
Sprewell: (rubs temples) I used to own four of them.
Nancy: What current NBA basketball player has won seven championship titles despite never once making an all-star team?
Sprewell: Oh! What's his name? I went to college with the guy…Robert Horry!
Nancy: Correct. In 2006, what U.S. state lifted its forty-year-old ban on tattoo parlours?
Sprewell: Hell, I don't know…one of those bible-loving, tornado states. Um – Oklahoma?
Nancy: Correct.
Sprewell: What? Well…alright! Let's do this thing!
Nancy: What famous American film director is the subject of the largest number of wildly inaccurate impressions?
Sprewell: Woody Allen.
Nancy: Correct. One more to tie.
Sprewell: Come on! I need this! No m*****-f****** whammies!
Nancy: How many kids do you have?
Sprewell: Four.
Nancy: Incorrect.
Sprewell: (winces) Oh, right. Denise.
Nancy: Last question – what is the current minimum wage in the United States?
Sprewell: …
Nancy: Three seconds, Latrell, this is for the tie.
Sprewell: Okay, okay. Um – four hundred an hour?
(Buzzer sounds)
Nancy: Ooh, no, I'm sorry, that is incorrect. But that means that Paulo! (crowd erupts) You have just won $5000 of Latrell Sprewell's money!
Paulo: Oh…oh my god!
Nancy: Congratulations, good sir! What are you going to do with all your moolah?
Paulo: Oh, wow! Well, jeez, I've got a big pile of student loans, so I think this money is going straight towaaAAAACCCCHHHHH! GUNNGGGGHHHHH!
Sprewell: (choking Paulo) Give me back my money, Paulo!
Nancy: Latrell Sprewell – choking for the second time today!
(Audience laughs and applauds)
Nancy: G'night, everybody!
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The cranky beast with a heart of gold returns to the big screen in this sequel to the computer-animated smash hit Shrek. After massive green ogre Shrek (voice of Mike Myers) and his new bride, Princess Fiona (voice of Cameron Diaz), return from their honeymoon, they receive an invitation to visit Fiona's parents, King Harold (voice of John Cleese) and Queen Lillian (voice of Julie Andrews), who are the monarchs of The Land Far, Far Away. However, the king and queen are more than a bit alarmed to discover their new son-in-law is a monster the color of algae, and that their daughter's little problem with a magical spell gone wrong has turned into a full-time skin condition. Certain this isn't the sort of "happily ever after" they dreamed of for their daughter, King Harold decides to take Shrek out of the picture and return Fiona to her former beauty with the help of Prince Charming (voice of Rupert Everett), the Fairy Godmother (voice of Jennifer Saunders), and ogre-slaying feline ****** in Boots (voice of Antonio Banderas). Shrek 2 also features the voice of Eddie Murphy returning as Donkey, as well as Larry King as an Ugly Stepsister. Mark Deming, Rovi
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What if Jesus were not a supernatural being conceived by a virgin, but a real human being who had experienced the awakening of consciousness known as "enlightenment" in the East? This extraordinary line-by-line commentary on some of the best-known New Testament Gospels from Matthew and John tests the hypothesis that Jesus was a mystic, not a miracle worker of supernatural origin. Osho convincingly makes the case that the stories of Jesus' life were never meant to be a factual record of history, but rather are teaching parables designed to provide ongoing spiritual guidance for generations to come.
I Say Unto You introduces a dynamic, compassionate, intelligent, loving Jesus, who speaks in a plain and simple way that everyone can understand. Osho looks with a crystal-clear perception at Jesus' work, revealing the parables and miracles as metaphors of the inner world. He gives insight into Jesus' own search, and his journeys to the ancient mystery schools of Egypt, Kashmir and Tibet that transformed him into one of the most evolved masters of the paths of love and meditation. His insights are so relevant for today's societies where the sharp functioning of the mind is more valued than the intelligence of the heart.
Osho is a contemporary mystic whose life and teachings have influenced millions of people of all ages, and from all walks of life. His often provocative and challenging teachings generate today more and more interest and his readership is dramatically expanding around the world in more than fifty languages. People can easily recognize the wisdom of his insights, and their relevance to our lives and to the issues we are facing today. The Sunday Times in London named Osho as one of the "1,000 Makers of the 20th Century." He is known around the world for his revolutionary contribution to meditation -- the science of inner transformation -- with the unique approach of his "OSHO Active Meditations" acknowledging the accelerated pace of contemporary life and bringing meditation into modern life.
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If anyone who has some intelligence will surely understand and not simply believe what Osho said is true and not another philosophy like all others alike down the ages. Keep your mind open and finish the book and then sit quietly to evaluate the truth which Osho clearly pointed out in this book. Meanings of Words and languages are very ambiquous and can have preconceived individual opinions in its meanings to each and every other person who read or hear them. Because this is the nature of our human mind - which is confusion because we live in this physical world of duality and not in the spiritual world of non-duality where there is no double meanings in the expression. Osho or any enlightened Masters or Mystics like Lao Tzu, Guatama Buddha, Prophet Mohammad, Jalalluddin Rumi, Khalil Gibran, Ramana Maharshi or J. Krishnamurti -- all of them utilised the No-Mind or Universal Mind or God's Mind in their sayings just as Jesus did as written in the Bible. Osho is the key to all the scriptures as he made available of his bodily form for the transmission of the original Masters' voice just as Prophet Muhammed is the channel for the words in the Koran. With Osho interpretation of Jesus's words in the Bible, the true meaning of the Bible is finally decoded and all confusions and all differences amongst the different denominations of Christianity can finally come to an accord without competition.
He is a spiritual master, he has insights into life an all philosophies there are. Talking about Jesus helps me to understand him as a human being and enlightened master.
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Etchells Nationals entry deadline looming for quality fleet
by Tracey Johnstone on 24 Jan 2012
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Entry to the Zhik International Etchells 2012 Australian Championship, to be held by Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club in Sydney, closes in just under one week on 2nd February.
Regatta Director David Ritchard is looking forward to welcoming entries from around Australia even if the skippers haven't qualified for the World Championship in Sydney, to be held later in the month. Registration for the event will be held on Thursday ninth and Friday 10th February. Included in the program is pre-measurement of the boats that are competing in the Worlds.
'From Monday sixth to Thursday ninth we plan is to do as many boats as possible. This will help take the load off when the boats go down to Sydney,' Ritchard said.
World Champion in 2010 and defending national champion, John Bertrand, will be back at another tilt at the national title. The national champion in 2010 and 2011, Bertrand will be facing a very tough fleet with up to 70 boats expected on the start line on Saturday 11th February for the four day, eight race, offshore series.
Initial entries include previous World Champions Cameron Miles and John Savage, gold medal 2000 Olympian Tom King and Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race multiple winning skipper Mark Richards. International entries have come from New Zealand, Hong Kong and America.
A serious contender for the national title will be the Magpie Team lead by Graeme Taylor. They recently won the Zhik Etchells NSW State Championship title sailed on the same offshore course as programmed for the nationals.
Taylor's focus for the nationals will be on improving his team's performance in the offshore conditions. 'The more you do the better it is for you. It is more difficult sailing offshore so the more time you can spend sailing out there, the better it is.
'There will be some very good teams (at the nationals) that won't be affected by the transition and that weren't at the State championship, but have done a lot offshore sailing before.
'For us the nationals, to a degree, will be a warm-up regatta for the Worlds. If we have anything to try, we will be trying it during the regatta. We will however be taking it seriously and if we get the opportunity to win, we will take it. But, it is more of a warm-up program for us for the main game.'
During the State Championship Taylor's team were testing out a new light-air jib and still found time to race aggressively and successfully. There's a good chance they will be again be up the front of the fleet, even with more sailing testing and a change in team members.
Joining Mornington-based Taylor and long-term crew member, Sydney-sider Steve Jarvin, will be highly respected sailor, Grant Simmer. A man of many sailing talents and an old hand at Etchells racing, Simmer has a proven track record as technical manager and consultant to numerous international sailing programs, and as a sail-maker and tactician.
'We are pretty lucky to get him. He is doing the Worlds with us as well', Taylor said.
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Niles is a Siri Lanka immigrant-who has fallen in with pooling(illegal since the 1933 SEC Act)thieves out to trash America and good solid franchises like INTC.I call for an SEC investigation!
Perhaps an investigation should be made of all those who were pumped up on INTC over 22.00 and those who were arguing what a great buy at 20.87 or so right before ex dividend. The downgrades proved correct as INTC warned after the downgrades and the anaylsts arguments were proven true.
I second that call.Throw the lousy crook Niles in Jail.Actually, an American prison cell is too good for the clown. Throw him in a Mexican prison system with the members of the drug cartel.
The amazing thing is CNBC is all 'over' this type of manipulation.....a FINREG dedicated to CNBC alone is required, as it is mostly individual investor who has to rely on their 'public' broadcasting, and yet, they abuse this privilege. I feel that this guy and Maria B are working together with a whole lot of other people to manipulate, manipulate, manipulate, so only poor individual investors suffer.No wonder the individual investor involvement in US capital markets is falling off the cliff..
Dan should stay with the Siri Lanka stock market or the tiny indian stock market!


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What an astonishment that the grandmaster of the YA novel has turned to poetry at this point in his career. And yet the enterprise has a sense of inevitability about it, because our immediate realization on opening these pages is that Robert Cormier had been writing blank verse all along but we just hadn't noticed. Check out the opening paragraphs of I Am the Cheese, the closing paragraphs of Tenderness, the descriptions of the transition to the Fade and the flight of the Bumblebee. In other ways, too, this work is a distillation of what has gone before. Cormieresque themes and symbols reveal themselves to the knowledgeable reader: the lonely, bookish boy; the bully; the snarling dog; the smell of lilacs; nuns in the classroom and priests in the confessional; hidden and revealed identity; dark secrets under the surface of ordinary life; forgiveness and redemption. The people and places, too, are familiar: the tenements, streets, and back alleys of Frenchtown; the comb factories; St. Jude's Catholic Church; the crochety shop owners. All familiar from Cormier's other novels, and yet the effect is fresh and newly intense in this story of a summer in which a young boy comes to understand his silent and withdrawn father. Warm, poignant; dare we say tender? But this is Cormier, after all, who can never resist a dark and ambivalent drama, and so this is also the summer when the boy finds proof (perhaps) of something he must never reveal about his beloved uncle Med and Marielle LeMoyne, who was found strangled with "a yellow necktie with black stripes coiled like a snake around her neck." A treat for Cormier fans, and a revelation for others. patty campbell
Frenchtown Summerby Robert Cormier, Dan Krovatin
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Eugene is remembering the summer of 1938 in Frenchtown, a time when he began to wonder "what I was doing here on the planet Earth." Here in vibrant, exquisite detail are his lovely mother, his aunts and uncles, cousins and friends, and especially his beloved, enigmatic father. Here, too, is the world of a mill town: the boys swimming in a brook that is red or purple or green, depending on the dyes dumped that day by the comb shop; the visit of the ice man; and the boys' trips to the cemetery or the forbidden railroad tracks. And here also is a darker world–the mystery of a girl murdered years before. Robert Cormier's touching, funny, melancholy chronicle of a vanished world celebrates a son's connection to his father and human relationships that are timeless.
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What an astonishment that the grandmaster of the YA novel has turned to poetry at this point in his career. And yet the enterprise has a sense of inevitability about it, because our immediate realization on opening these pages is that Robert Cormier had been writing blank verse all along but we just hadn't noticed. Check out the opening paragraphs of I Am the Cheese, the closing paragraphs of Tenderness, the descriptions of the transition to the Fade and the flight of the Bumblebee. In other ways, too, this work is a distillation of what has gone before. Cormieresque themes and symbols reveal themselves to the knowledgeable reader: the lonely, bookish boy; the bully; the snarling dog; the smell of lilacs; nuns in the classroom and priests in the confessional; hidden and revealed identity; dark secrets under the surface of ordinary life; forgiveness and redemption. The people and places, too, are familiar: the tenements, streets, and back alleys of Frenchtown; the comb factories; St. Jude's Catholic Church; the crochety shop owners. All familiar from Cormier's other novels, and yet the effect is fresh and newly intense in this story of a summer in which a young boy comes to understand his silent and withdrawn father. Warm, poignant; dare we say tender? But this is Cormier, after all, who can never resist a dark and ambivalent drama, and so this is also the summer when the boy finds proof (perhaps) of something he must never reveal about his beloved uncle Med and Marielle LeMoyne, who was found strangled with "a yellow necktie with black stripes coiled like a snake around her neck." A treat for Cormier fans, and a revelation for others. patty campbell
Product Details
- 9780307556288
- Publisher:
- Random House Children's Books
- Publication date:
- 05/27/2009
- Sold by:
- Random House
- Format:
- NOOK Book
- Pages:
- 128
- Sales rank:
- 455,435
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- Age Range:
- 12 Years
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Doorway Shadows
That summer in Frenchtown in the days when I knew my name but did not know who I was, we lived on the second floor of the three-decker on Fourth Street. From the piazza late in the afternoon I watched for my father, waiting for him to come home from the Monument Comb Shop. No matter how tired he was, his step was quick. He'd always look up, expecting to see me, and that's why I was there, not wanting to disappoint him or myself.
That was the summer of my first paper route, and I walked the tenement canyons of Frenchtown delivering The Monument Times, dodging bullies and dogs, wondering what I was doing here on the planet Earth, not knowing yet that the deep emptiness inside me was loneliness.
I felt like a ghost on Mechanic Street, transparent as rain, until the growling of Mr. Mellier's dog restored my flesh and blood and hurried me on my way. I was always glad to arrive home, where my mother, who looked like a movie star, welcomed me with a kiss and a hug. My mother filled the tenement with smells, cakes in the oven, hot donuts in bubbling oil, and hamburg laced with onions sizzling in the black pan she called the Spider. She loved books, lilac cologne, and me.
My mother was vibrant, a wind chime, but my father was a silhouette, as if obscured by a light shining behind him. He was closer to me waving from the street than nearby in the tenement or walking beside me. On summer Saturdays, the men gathered at the Happy Times bar or in Rouleau's Barber Shop and talked about the Boston Red Sox and the prospects of a layoff at the Monument Comb Shop while my brother, Raymond, swapped baseball cards in Pee Alley with his best friend, Alyre Tournier. I stood beside my father as he listened to what the men were saying, smoking his Chesterfields, and I wished I could be like him, mysterious, silent.
I was not famous in the schoolyard, or on the street corners, content to cheer for Raymond, who was a star at everything, baseball at Cartier's Field, Buck Buck How Many Fingers Up? in the schoolyard, while I read The Adventures of Tom Sawyer or A Study in Scarlet on the piazza, avoiding the possibility of dropping a fly ball in center field.
My paper route took me from the green three-decker next to the Boston and Maine railroad tracks where downtown Monument met Frenchtown, along Mechanic and all the numbered streets from First to Twelfth. My last customer was Mr. Lottier at the end of Mechanic Street next to the sewer beds. I held my nose as I tossed the paper to his piazza. He always smiled when he paid me on Friday, as if his nose didn't work.
That summer, Frenchtown was a place of Sahara afternoons, shadows in doorways, lingering evenings, full of unanswered questions and mysteries.
It was also the summer of my twelfth birthday, the summer of Sister Angela and Marielle LeMoyne (even though she was dead) And my brother, Raymond, and all the others, but especially my uncle Med and my father.
And finally it was the summer of the airplane.
From the Paperback edition.
Meet the Author
Robert Cormier (pronounced kor-MEER) lived all his life in Leominster, Massachusetts, a small town in the north-central part of the state, where he grew up as part of a close, warm community of French Canadian immigrants. His wife, Connie, also from Leominster, still lives in the house where they raised their three daughters and one son–all adults now. They never saw a reason to leave. "There are lots of untold stories right here on Main Street," Cormier once said.
A newspaper reporter and columnist for 30 years (working for the Worcester Telegram and Gazette and the Fitchburg Sentinel), Cormier was often inspired by news stories. What makes his works unique is his ability to make evil behavior understandable, though, of course, still evil. "I'm very much interested in intimidation," he told an interviewer from School Library Journal. "And the way people manipulate other people. And the obvious abuse of authority." All of these themes are evident in his young adult classic and best-known book, The Chocolate War. A 15-year-old fan of his said, "You always write from inside the person."
Cormier traveled the world, from Australia (where he felt particularly thrilled by putting his hand in the Indian Ocean) and New Zealand to most of the countries in Europe, speaking at schools, colleges, and universities and to teacher and librarian associations. He visited nearly every state in the nation. While Cormier loved to travel, he said many times that he also loved returning to his home in Leominster.
Cormier was a practicing Catholic and attended parochial school, where in seventh grade, one of his teachers discovered his ability to write. But he said he had always wanted to be a writer: "I can't remember a time when I wasn't trying to get something down on paper." His first poems were published in the Leominster Daily Enterprise, and his first professional publication occurred while he was a freshman at Fitchburg State College. His professor, Florence Conlon, sent his short story, without his knowledge, to The Sign, a national Catholic magazine. The story, titled "The Little Things That Count," sold for $75.
Cormier's first work as a writer was at radio station WTAG in Worcester, MA, where he wrote scripts and commercials from 1946 to 1948. In 1948, he began his award-winning career as a newspaperman with the Worcester Telegram, first in its Leominster office and later in its Fitchburg office. He wrote a weekly human-interest column, "A Story from the Country," for that newspaper.
In 1955, Cormier joined the staff of the Fitchburg Sentinel, which later became the Fitchburg-Leominster Sentinel and Enterprise, as the city hall and political reporter. He later served as wire and associate editor and wrote a popular twice-weekly column under the pseudonym John Fitch IV. The column received the national K.R. Thomason Award in 1974 as the best human-interest column written that year. That same year, he was honored by the New England Associated Press Association for having written the best news story under pressure of deadline. He left newspaper work in 1978 to devote all his time to writing.
Robert Cormier's first novel, Now and at the Hour, was published in 1960. Inspired by his father's death, the novel drew critical acclaim and was featured by Time magazine for five weeks on its "Recommended Reading" list. It was followed in 1963 by A Little Raw on Monday Mornings and in 1965 by Take Me Where the Good Times Are, also critically acclaimed. The author was hailed by the Newark Advocate as being "in the first rank of American Catholic novelists."
In 1974, Cormier published The Chocolate War, the novel that is still a bestseller a quarter century after its publication. Instantly acclaimed, it was also the object of censorship attempts because of its uncompromising realism. In a front-page review in a special children's issue of The New York Times Book Review, it was described as "masterfully structured and rich in theme," and it went on to win countless awards and honors, was taught in schools and colleges throughout the world, and was translated into more than a dozen languages. I Am the Cheese followed in 1977 and After the First Death in 1979.
These three books established Cormier as a master of the young adult novel. In 1991, the Young Adult Services Division of the American Library Association presented him with the Margaret A. Edwards Award, citing the trio of books as "brilliantly crafted and troubling novels that have achieved the status of classics in young adult literature."
In 1982, Cormier was honored by the National Council of Teachers of English and its Adolescent Literature Assembly (ALAN) for his "significant contribution to the field of adolescent literature" and for his "innovative creativity."
8 Plus 1, an anthology of short stories that have appeared in such publications as the Saturday Evening Post, The Sign, and Redbook, was published in 1980. In later years, many of the stories in the collection, notably "The Moustache," "President Cleveland, Where Are You?" and "Mine on Thursdays," appeared in anthologies and school textbooks. The collection also received the World of Reading Readers' Choice Award, sponsored by Silver Burdett & Ginn, especially notable because young readers voted for Cormier to receive the prize.
I Have Words to Spend, a collection of his newspaper and magazine columns, was published in 1991, assembled and edited by his wife, Connie.
Robert Cormier's other novels include The Bumblebee Flies Anyway, 1983; Beyond the Chocolate War, 1985; Fade, 1988; Other Bells for Us to Ring, 1990; We All Fall Down, 1991; Tunes for Bears to Dance To, 1992; In the Middle of the Night, 1995; Tenderness, 1997; Heroes, 1998; and Frenchtown Summer, 1999. This novel won the Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Young Adult Fiction in April 2000. All his novels have won critical praise and honors.
In the Middle of the Night and Tenderness were short-listed for the Carnegie Medal in England, and Heroes received a "Highly Commended" citation for that same award, unique honors because the Carnegie is traditionally awarded to a British book.
Cormier's novels have frequently come under attack by censorship groups because they are uncompromising in their depictions of the problems young people face each day in a turbulent world. Teachers and librarians have been quick to point out that his novels are eminently teachable, valuable, and moral. His novels are taught in hundreds of schools and in adolescent literature courses in colleges and universities.
Though many of his books are described as written for young adults, in fact people of all ages read and enjoy Cormier's work. His themes of the ordinariness of evil and what happens when good people stand by and do nothing are treated seriously, and he never provides the easy comfort of a happy ending. Cormier's gripping stories explore some of the darker corners of the human psyche, but always with a moral focus and a probing intelligence that compel readers to examine their own feelings and ethical beliefs.
In an interview last year, Cormier was asked if he had accomplished what he set out to do at the beginning of his writing career. He answered with characteristic humility: "Oh, yes. My dream was to be known as a writer and to be able to produce at least one book that would be read by people. That dream came true with the publication of my first novel–and all the rest has been a sweet bonus. All I've ever wanted to do, really, was to write." That writing has left the world a legacy of wonderful books, a body of work that will endure.
Brief Biography
- Date of Birth:
- January 17, 1925
- Date of Death:
- November 2, 2000
- Place of Birth:
- Leominster, Massachusetts
- Place of Death:
- Leominster, Massachusetts
- Education:
- Fitchburg State College
- Website:
- http://www.randomhouse.com/kids/author/cormier.html
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The chapters are so simple and profound. Robert Cormier really adapted his style into poetry in this book. It is one of my most beloved novels ever.
The book Frenchtown Summer by Robert Cormier wasn't anything like I had ever read before. The author brought so much life to the setting and characters of the book. I could easily picture the scenes that the author imagined. But what really made this book so interesting was the way Robert changed the mood. At times it was enchanting what the author expressed, but then in the next line was something heartbreaking. He really kept you turning the page to see what else he had to offer in the story put in lyrical verse. The series of scenes that the author portrayed were so very different, but very important. They conveyed the occasions in twelve year old Eugene's childhood and it didn't seem as if they were connected together and if so, it was rare. It seemed as if the author was simply listing important people and occasions in the young boys life, but once I read the last page I saw the connection. The novel by Comier revealed the excitement and sensitive feelings of a young boy. The love of planes and trains, the fear of death, the coming of crushes, and the admiration of a father are things that I'm sure most boys could relate to. Read about Eugene's overcoming of loneliness and the discovery of his fathers true feelings toward his son in Frenchtown Summer.
The chapters were short and simple. Plus easy to read! This book just took me inside of its enchanting, simple world.v


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The Seattle Seahawks say they are aware of rookie fullback Spencer Ware being arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence. King County Jail records showed Ware being booked at 1:56 a.m. early Sunday morning and released at 4:23 a.m. Ware, a sixth-round pick out of LSU, has not played for the Seahawks since Week 2. He was inactive during Weeks 3-7 and placed on injured...
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text: Potlatch Corporation (PCH) UBS Global Industrials Conference Transcript September 12, 2012 3:30 PM ET Executives Mike Covey - Chairman, President and CEO Eric Cremers - EVP and CFO Analysts Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities Presentation Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities Compare to: Previous Statements by PCH » Potlatch's CEO Discusses Q2 2012 Results - Earnings Call Transcript » Potlatch CEO Discusses Q3 2010 Results - Earnings Call Transcript » Potlatch CorporationQ2 2010 Earnings Call Transcript » Potlatch Corp. Q1 2010 Earnings Call Transcript All right. So we're going to continue and finish theme of the conference on housing side of the industry and as Mike Covey, before he could get into the fiber supply dynamics, I think, I'll let Potlatch management make up our comers. Just that, so with us today, we've got Mike Covey, Chairman and President and CEO of Potlatch; and Eric Cremers, EVP and CFO, for those of you might have missed the press release a couple months go, Eric has recently assumed a few operating responsibilities as well, I believe in-charge of Idaho. Eric Cremers Correct. Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities So, with that, and I apologize anyone on the webcast for the delay. We will turn it over Mike and Eric. Mike Covey Yeah. Thanks Gail. I know many of you sat through Paul's presentation few minutes ago. I did and I won't spend much time on the housing part, since he already covered it very well, painted a pretty active picture. For those on the webcast there are forward-looking statements in our presentation which you can refer to on the website, as well as our printed material. Potlatch is actually one of four timber REITs as you probably know. Our enterprise value of about $1.8 billion today, we are the smallest of the four timber REITs, in a very attractive dividend of $1.24 per share with the yield just under 3.5% today. We're the fourth largest, as I mentioned with ownership in three geographic regions, which I'll cover in just a minute. Prev 0 of 3 Next