By Ginny Grimsley

Special to the Trail-Gazette

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ll successful
CEOs have one
thing in common:
Theyre able to
maintain a big-picture per-
spective.
Its also something suc-
cessful moms have in com-
mon, says Zenovia
Andrews, a business strate-
gist, speaker, author and
mom who coaches entre-
preneurs and CEOs on
time and budget manage-
ment.
In business, CEOs
implement a process that
achieves efficient time and
resource management in
the most cost-effective way;
sounds a lot like a mom,
doesnt it? says Andrews,
founder and CEO of The
MaxOut Group, a company
devoted to empowering
and teaching entrepre-
neurs development strate-
gies to increase profits.
If every mom were a
CEO, America would rule
the world!
Andrews, author of the
new book All Systems Go
A Solid Blueprint to Build
Business and Maximize
Cash Flow, (www.zenovia
andrews.com), suggests
the following tips for moms
to better manage money
and time.
CEOs utilize apps, and
so should CEO Moms.
When a CEOs personal
See HOME, pg. 12
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ESTES PARK INSIDE & OUT AUGUST 1, 2014 9
Aug. 7: Gigi from Moab. Acoustic. Rock
Inn. 6 p.m.
Aug. 7: Elk Hollow & Nancy Bell. Tribute
to Folk Music Legends. Performance
Park. 7 p.m.
Aug. 7: Ladies Night with the Mountain
Town Rockers. Estes Park Resort. 7 p.m.
Aug. 8: Jack & Gary. Acoustic. Barlow
Plaza. 5:30 p.m.
Aug. 8: Just Jill. Acoustic. Rock Inn. 7
p.m.
Aug. 3: Magician Bradley Mayhew.
Magic. Barlow Plaza. 5:30 p.m.
Aug. 4: Colorado Music Festival
Chamber Orchestra. Classical. Stanley
Hotel. 7:30 p.m.
Aug. 6: Arthur Lee Land. Acoustic.
Rock Inn. 6 p.m.
Aug. 6: Campfire Sing-Along with Brad
Fitch. Country and Folk. YMCA. 7 p.m.
Aug. 7: Richard Geppinger. Electric
Guitar. Barlow Plaza. 5:30 p.m.
Aug. 1: Ray Young. Jazz Piano. Nickys
Steakhouse. 6 p.m.
Aug. 1: Arthur Lee Land Live Looping
Awesome Show. Bluegrass & Folk Rock.
Rock Inn. 9 p.m.
Aug. 2: Jack & Gary. Acoustic. Barlow
Plaza. 5:30 p.m.
Aug. 2: Ray Young. Jazz Piano. Nickys
Steakhouse. 6 p.m.
Aug. 2: Tom Thomas. Acoustic. Rock
Inn. 7 p.m.
Music & Entertainment
Bingo. Every Tuesday & Thursday.
American Legion. 7 p.m.
Trivia Night. Every Wed. Longz. 7 p.m.
Open Mic. Every Wed. Lonigans. 9 p.m.
Karaoke. Every Friday & Sat. Lonigans. 9
p.m.
Cowboy Sing-Along with Brad Fitch.
Bond Park. Every Sun, Mon, Tues. 7 p.m.
Aug. 1: Nancy Cook. Acoustic. Barlow
Plaza. 5:30 p.m.
livemusic
By Kieth Hammond
Special to the Trail-Gazette
T
he final concert of
the Estes Park
Music Festival Sum-
mer Series will be a
powerful event with two sel-
dom heard pieces that will
knock your socks off.
This concert will be per-
formed at 7:30 p.m. on Mon-
day, Aug. 4 at the Stanley
Hotel Concert Hall.
The guest conductor is
Canadian Jean-Marie
Zeitouni, music director of
the Columbus Symphony
and I Musici de Montreal.
Zeitouni is one of three
guest conductors this sum-
mer who are auditioning the
the position of music direc-
tor of the Colorado Music
Festival, filling the position
of Michael Christie.
The violin soloist is Adele
Anthony. Since her triumph
at the Denmark 1996 Carl
Nielsen International Violin
Competition, Anthony has
enjoyed an acclaimed and
expanding international
career with a performance
schedule that includes both
solo appearances and cham-
ber music performances
around the world. In recent
seasons, she has performed
See FINALE, pg. 11
Estes Park Music Festivals Sounds of Summer finale
Adele Anthony
Jean-Marie Zeitouni
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10 AUGUST 1, 2014 ESTES PARK INSIDE & OUT
finalefrompage 10
with the orchestras of Hous-
ton, San Diego, Seattle, Buf-
falo, Indianapolis and Mil-
waukee and abroad with
orchestras in Budapest, Hel-
sinki, Copenhagen, Gothen-
burg, Paris and Leipzig. She
has also appeared at the
Aspen Music Festival in
Colorado. Her recent recit-
als include the complete
works of Bach for solo vio-
lin.
There are two powerful
pieces on this program. The
first is Carmen Suite by
Russian composer Rodion
Shchedrin. Shchedrin was
born in 1932 in Moscow and
was the chairman of the
Composers Union of the
Russian Federation, suc-
ceeding Dmitri Shostak-
ovich. While his name is
somewhat obscure in the
west, his Carmen Suite is
his best known composition
here and was championed
by Shostakovich.
It is based on the opera by
Georges Bizet.
What you will hear in this
piece: You will recognize
many of the most popular
melodies from the opera.
Shchedrin manipulates the
original melodic material in
wild and ingenious ways
and also uses a large bois-
terous percussion section.
This work has flamboyance,
fire and is outright fun to
hear. It will truly be a real
tour de force.
The second piece is Sere-
nade for Solo Violin, String
Orchestra, Harp and Per-
cussion by our favorite
American composer, Leon-
ard Bernstein. Bernstein
states, There is no literal
program for this serenade,
despite the fact that it result-
ed from a rereading of Pla-
tos charming dialogue, The
Symposium. The music, like
the dialogue, is a series of
related statements in praise
of love, and generally fol-
lows the Platonic form
through the succession of
speakers at the banquet.
Each of the five speakers
propounds his conception of
love, thus this composition
is in five movements. This
music goes through many
moods and is a virtuosic
piece for the solo violin.
This final concert, not to
be missed, will truly be the
finest of the season.
New this season will be
the pre-concert overtures.
These informal dialogues
and informative talks with
the guest conductors are
free to all concertgoers.
They will take place in the
Lodge adjacent to the Stan-
ley Concert Hall beginning
at 6 p.m. on the night of the
concert. The guest conduc-
tor will be present between
6:30 until 6:45 p.m. A cash
bar will be available. Please
join us.
Concert tickets: $30 each
(cash or check). $1 per tick-
et is added to all credit card
purchases. Tickets are avail-
able at the door or on-line
(will-call) at www.estespark-
musicfestival.org. They are
also available in advance at
Macdonald Book Shop, 152
E. Elkhorn Ave,, Estes
Park. Children and students
are admitted free of charge
(student ID required).
A
full capacity house
enjoyed, relished
and enthusiastically
applauded an all
Mozart concert Monday
night at the Stanley Hotel
Concert Hall presented by the
Estes Park Music Festival and
featuring the Colorado Music
Festival Chamber Orchestra
from Boulder.
From whence and whither
Mozart and his popularity a
full 223 years after his death?
The simple answer is that
Mozarts music has a univer-
sal appeal which will probably
never expire. To the casual
listener, his music is bright,
cheerful, and serene.
Beneath, however, are quali-
ties deep and profound, with
evidences of underlying ten-
derness and melancholy.
Mozarts creative ability was
the most comprehensive
known to music and rarely
has a human being been
unmoved by the beauty of this
music.
The gem of Monday eve-
nings program was his final
symphony, No. 41, Jupiter
which was performed at the
end of the program. This sym-
phony was the last in his final
trilogy of symphonies all com-
posed in less than three
See REVIEW, pg. 13
Under Review
Derald DeYoung
Majestic Mozart at the Stanley
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assistant isnt around or, if
its a small business and
she doesnt have one, then
apps do nicely.
There are several apps
for moms, including Bank
of Mom an easy way to
keep track of your kids
allowances.
Set up an account for
each child and track any
money they earn for
chores or allowance.
Measurement is the
key to knowledge, control
and improvement. CEOs
have goals for their busi-
nesses.
Understand your
homes workforce. A
good CEO helps her
employees grow and devel-
op, not only for the compa-
nys benefit, but for the
employees as well.
A well-running house-
hold is a community effort;
consider automated sys-
tems.
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ble rainbow. I ran inside to
tell the cast, but they were
all out in front of the cabin
we use for back-stage,
oooohing and ahhhhing at
the sight. And the right
side of the lower, brilliant
rainbow? It was clearly
anchored just below the
hill we sit on, right smack
down in Allenspark.
After that, the sky totally
cleared up to a beautiful
evening; we started the
show about 30 minutes
past our go time and it was
a terrific performance. The
audience gave us a stand-
ing ovation...spontaneous
and heartfelt. Quite an
amazing evening.
Our next two shows on
Saturday and Sunday were
under this same magical,
divine protection. In spite
of rain all around, we were
spared. Miracle #3.
Magical and blessed, the
Allenspark Performng Arts
Company production of My
Fair Lady continues its
final weekend. Perfor-
mance dates are 7 PM, July
31-August 2 and 2 PM,
August 3.
Tickets are $20 adults,
$15 seniors 65+ and stu-
dents (with ID), children
10 and under, free. Tickets
can be purchased in
advance from MacDonald
Book Shop in Estes Park,
at Distant Harbors Gift
Shop in Allenspark and at
the Old Gallery during
open hours.
Tickets are also available
on-line at theoldgal-
lery.org/arts/perfor-
mance, by calling 303-747-
2926, email linneacarter@
gmail.com or at the door.
An Aug., 3 Sunday mati-
nee is followed by a Cast
and Ground-Breaking Par-
ty open to all to celebrate
the run of My Fair Lady as
well as the official ground-
breaking of The Old Gal-
lerys renovation with a
potluck picnic; great party
music provided by popular
folk-jazz-blues singer
Rebecca Folsom along with
her circle of terrific profes-
sional entertainers. Please
bring a dish and/or bever-
age to pass and join us in
the fun.
The Allenspark Old Gal-
lery Weaver stage is locat-
ed at 14863 Highway 7 in
Allenspark, 15 miles south
of Estes Park. This is a
spectacular outdoor venue
(covered); weather-appro-
priate attire is recommend-
ed. Boulder County asks
that car-pooling be encour-
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months in 1788.
The profundity and con-
trapuntal intrigue contained
in this symphony made us
wish the program had con-
tained another of Mozarts
late symphonies as well.
The last movement was
stunning where Mozart
combines his several melo-
dies all at once in an amaz-
ing display of counterpoint
that one would expect only
of J S Bach.
The performance that
guest conductor Andrew
Grams drew from the
orchestra was at once spirit-
ed and buoyant yet beauti-
fully crafted and sensitive to
the subtleties of Mozarts
phrasing.
The concert opened with
a lesser known and earlier
Mozart symphony, No 33,
written some 9 years earlier.
While lacking the profundity
and contrapuntal mastery of
No. 41,
this is still Mozart in full
displaying his ability to write
engaging melodies, dancing
tunes and an exuberant fina-
le. In all, it was a gratifying
opening to a radiant night of
music making. Conductor
Grams revealed himself as a
sensitive and knowledge-
able Mozart interpreter,
gracefully shaping the musi-
cal lines and bringing out
the best from the orchestra.
The soloist for the eve-
ning was the first horn of
the Colorado Festival
Orchestra, Amy Jo Rhine.
Ms Rhine brought us the
last of the Mozart four horn
concerti.
One will usually hear a
Mozart piano or violin con-
certo at an all Mozart con-
cert. It was a welcome treat
to hear a member of this
fine orchestra step up in the
solo role and even more so
to hear a wind player as
soloist.
Next Monday, August 4, is
already the final concert in
this outstanding series; look
for a review of the music to
be performed in a separate
article in this publication
today.
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I
was just thinking about
how much horses have
done for mankind in
the past. Which
brought to mind how little
we utilize them now and how
protective we are of them. I
agree we are obligated, as
owners or riders, to take
good care of them. I like the
fact that horses often live
into their thirties or even
older, that they have good
veterinary care, nutritious
food, dental care and so on. I
just think we underestimate
how much they can do.
Especially since they now
receive such good care. And
yes, Im aware that there are
those who dont take such
good care of their horses. I
just think we generally dont
realize how much work they
are capable of.
Ive often heard riders say
their horse was tired. It was
possible to hear it breathing
hard, which was interpreted
as being tired, it had to be
urged on, and was sweating
a little. Yet, as soon as we
turned toward home, the
horse found new vigor. It
stepped right out, head bob-
bing and pulling on the
reins, ready to travel. Some-
how, they got immediately
got tired again if we turned
away from their home cor-
ral.
Ive often mentioned that
horses used on ranches in
the past worked hard. I dont
know that I ever saw a fat
horse on the ranches where
I worked. Come to think of
it, I saw very few fat ranch
hands, either. Well fed and in
good shape, yes. Fat? Cant
think of a single one, horse
or man.
I have pictures of equip-
ment horses provided the
power for. Road graders,
with four to six horses pull-
ing, and pulling hard. I think
it still have a picture of a fel-
low who did chores on the
Dogie ranch, where he was
driving thirty some horses
on a ground driven separa-
tor(threshing machine). He
had four lines, two for the
near and off horse of the
back row and two to the out-
side horses of the four in the
lead. The rest of the horses
had jockey sticks between
the bridles. There wasnt a
fat horse in the bunch, but
they were all in good work-
ing shape. If you knew Nor-
man, the driver, you were
absolutely certain they were
well taken care of.
Anytime you drive on a
road, you can bet it was built
by man and animal power
originally. The same goes for
some of the earthen dams
you find. Dams that are now
cement and steel were often
originally earth fill dams and
the fill came from teams of
horses, making trip after trip
pulling a fresno filled with
dirt from the borrow pit to
the dam site. The borrow
pit alongside a road was
probably dug by a horse
drawn fresno as well.
In my family pictures, I
have one of my dad, about
ten years old, holding the
lines of his team, alongside a
dozen or so other teams and
drivers, all of whom were
building a dam entirely of
horse and man power. I
guess manpower is often
underestimated, too.
Ride easy pard.....Vic -
mtyodeler@hotmail.com
Ride Easy
Pard
Victor T. Anderson
Horsepower: understanding the animal
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ON BANKS OF FALL RIVER End unit condo by
RMNP N Entrance, & minutes to downtown Estes.
Spacious 2 BR 2 BA. Well managed & maintained
property w/ prof on site mgmnt. Furniture included.
$249,900 1340 Fall River Rd F
MOUNTAIN VIEWS IN ALL DIRECTIONS Twith
abundant wildlife. Lot backs up to 32 acres of open
space. This lot is very secluded & private w/ all utilities are
available. Only minutes from downtown.
$162,900 TBD Sleepy Hollow
FANTASTIC PANORAMIC MOUNTAIN VISTAS
View Longs Peak, Twin Sisters, Prospect Mountain
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kitchen, Granite counter tops & wood cabinets, deck.
$230,000 1783 Olympian Ln
CHARMING SUMMER CABIN, 1 bed, 3/4 bath,
screened porch near National Forest in private setting.
Primitive, One of a Kind Antiques (furniture & Adorable
furnishings included.
$118,900 13 Petrous Place
Updated 3 bedroom ranch style home in Estes Park. Well
maintained with numerous updates. Liviingroom with
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yard with patio. A nice fnd for the price!
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exterior maintenance.
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throughout the Estes Valley
in September.
Estes Valley Library
cardholders may now stop
by the library to pick up a
copy of The Big Burn to
read in preparation for this
falls activities. The copies
of The Big Burn have
been made possible by a
grant from the Estes Valley
Library Foundation and a
special gift from Estes Park
resident Carol Linnig. Cop-
ies may also be purchased
locally at Macdonald Book
Shop. Additionally, an
eBook version is available
to reserve through the
librarys eServices catalog.
For more information
about One Book One Val-
ley 2014, contact the
library at (970) 586-8116 or
visit estesvalleylibrary.org
November 18 when author
Timothy Egan will visit
Estes Park for a free speak-
ing event, as well as a VIP
meet-and-greet for donors.
Full program details will be
announced with a newslet-
ter to be distributed
year of celebration, which
begins in September.
This years project will
feature an opening recep-
tion, discussions, storytell-
ing, films, and more. The
grand event of the season
will take place on Tuesday,
can conservation move-
ment, including its champi-
oning by larger-than-life
Theodore Roosevelt and
his pioneering chief forest-
er Gifford Pinchot. Historic
figures including legendary
John Muir, the tenacious
Ed Pulaski, and female
homesteader Pinkie Adair
all provide a richness of
characters throughout.
This years book finalists
were chosen as being out-
standing works in nature
writing, and readers are
encouraged to reflect upon
The Big Burn, mindful
that its events occurred just
a few years before the cre-
ation of Rocky Mountain
National Park. One Book
One Valley 2014 is being
planned in unison with
Rockys 100th Anniversary
By Kurtis Kelly
Special to the Trail-Gazette
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fter many weeks
of suspense, the
title in the Estes
Valley Librarys
fourth annual One Book
One Valley project has been
announced. Last Monday,
Mayor Bill Pinkham joined
staff from the Estes Valley
Library to herald in this
falls featured book: The
Big Burn: Teddy Roosevelt
and the Fire that Saved
America. Its author, Timo-
thy Egan is a New York
Times bestselling writer, a
National Book Award Win-
ner, and a recipient of the
Pulitzer Prize.
The selection came as the
result of a community vote
held last spring to choose
among five book finalists.
Since its publication, The
Big Burn has earned an
outpouring of praise. A
masterwork in every
sense, said the Christian
Science Monitor. Publish-
ers Weekly called it a tre-
mendous tale, noting that
Egan brings a touching
humanity to this story of
valor and cowardice in the
face of a national catastro-
phe, paying respectful
attention to Roosevelts
grand dream of conserva-
tion and of an America for
the little man.
The book builds its narra-
tive around the dramatic
events of a ferocious wild-
fire battering through for-
ests in Washington, Idaho
and Montana in August of
1910. Yet its larger story
encompasses the backdrop
of the burgeoning Ameri-
Pulitzer-winningauthor chosen
for OneBookOneValley 2014
Courtesy Photo / Estes Park Trail Gazette
Estes Park Mayor Bill Pinkham and author Timothy Egan at
Mondays announcement
The Big Burn: Teddy Roosevelt
and the Fire that Saved America
announcement made Monday
Saturday auguSt 2nd & Sunday auguSt 3rd
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Mindy Van Nest, Office Coordinator
Diane Visintainer, Administrative Assistant
Brad Barnett, Broker Assoc. 970-212-6780
Kelly November Carlson, Broker Assoc. 970-402-0659
Julia Daley, Broker Assoc. 720-937-0806
Becky Davis, GRI, CNE Broker Assoc. 970-405-9709
Glinda Doyle, Assistant to Judy Nystrom
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