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Skip to comments.Wounded Marine, 1st Lieutenant Clebe McClary, Too Evangelical For Air Force Academy
Posted on 01/22/2011 4:23:01 PM PST by Sad Hill
Marine 1st Lt. Clebe McClary Next, they'll be trying to snuff out officers who are too straight, or too white...
(Gazette) A religious rights group is calling for the removal of the Air Force Academys top officer after a flap over a speaker planned for a February prayer luncheon at the school.
The Military Religious Freedom Foundation says the academys choice of retired Marine 1st Lt. Clebe McClary shows that superintendent Lt. Gen. Mike Gould remains tilted toward evangelical Christianity and tolerates an environment where proselytizing is accepted.
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Were done, said academy graduate Mikey Weinstein, the foundations founder and a frequent foe of religious practices at the school. Gould needs to go.
An academy spokesman, Lt. Col. John Bryan, defended the choice of McClary and said the planned prayer gathering is optional and inclusive of a broad spectrum of religious views.
Nobody is being forced or coerced to go to this luncheon, Bryan said.
McClary is a wounded Vietnam veteran who overcame his disabilities and now says hes in the Lords Army.
Bryan said hes heard McClary speak and came away with inspiration for overcoming obstacles rather than religious philosophy.
Hes a nationally recognized motivational speaker, Bryan said.
McLarys website lists testimonials from celebrities including The Rev. Billy Graham and former Denver Broncos coach Dan Reeves.
The academy first sought retired Army general and former Secretary of State Colin Powell to speak at the luncheon, but when he couldnt make it due to schedule conflicts, McClary was picked to keynote the annual event. Hell be paid $2,500 and airfare reimbursement.
Weinstein points to McClarys website for evidence that the speaker is too evangelical for the academy.
To him, USMC will always mean a U. S. Marine for Christ, McClarys website says.
Such statements are not only antithetical to the clear mission of the United States Air Force Academy, they are totally anathema to the purportedly globally inclusive purpose of this National Prayer Luncheon, Weinstein wrote in a letter to Gould and Defense Department officials.
Several groups, including the Colorado branch of the American Civil Liberties Union have written Gould in support of Weinstens effort.
Weinstein has battled the academy in recent months over the schools failure to include him in a conference on the schools religious tolerance practices and the academys initial failure to release results of a survey that showed concerns about prosyletizing there.
Gould hasnt responded to Weinsteins latest letter.PLEASE let the United States Air Force Academy Public Affairs know what's on your mind. Tell 'em Sad Hill sent ya...:
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He's a pompus, self-centered twit that seems to be rabidly anti-Christian.
Makes me ashamed to be a former zoomie.
THE Only advise I can offer, not being military...is "What Ye say about Christ Jesus?" Your Eternal salvation depends upon the correct answer. Christ is eternal and died for the sins of the world, free grace salvation is afforded to anyone who believes that Christ rose from the dead...that is the only eternal issue for the days in which we live...
I'd love to hear his rationale how that could possibly be true.
Intolerant Weinstein wants to be included in a conference on tolerance? No surprise.
Will USAF personnel now have to omit the last line every time they recite "High Flight"?
glad i retired before atheism and queerism became mandatory.
Let's see if the USAFA Supt has cojones. The general is far too classy to say what's probably in his mind as a fighter pilot - "bite me".
USAFA has a tradition of loser grads who normally get their law degrees (having proved far, far deficient in physics, math, and the real courses there). Methinks this complainer must be one of those...he's gotta prove his "superiority" in some way.
I am glad I retired when I did 30 years ago, the alleged leadership is destroying our Armed Forces.
I damn sure won't.
Yep, ol' Mikey's an embarrassment to the Blue Zoo.
Mikey? I'm sorry, I'm going to immediately assume he's a homo.
BTW "Mikey": isn't the most recognizable landmark at the AF Academy the chapel?
Homo dufus.
Well, what can you say about a grown man who calls himself "Mikey?" Just a whiny littl twerp.
What a absolutely Orwellian name for that organization.
Oh, for heaven's sake. My husband and brother are Air Force vets. We don't need any crazies, thanks.
The only Air Force Academy graduate I know is a Latin Mass Catholic. He found himself in a minority there, *of course*, but figured it was part of life. Any Catholic from Oklahoma knows that some evangelicals want to convert you, but if you say, "Thanks, honey, I already have a church home," they bless your heart and move on.
And this is the guy? He's in the wrong line of work. He could get good money doing commercials playing your average everyday slob.
Couldn't find him in the USAFA grad directory. Appears to be a dropout or perhaps an honor violator who was expelled. He therefore qualifies for work with any chosen democrat organization (they hire honor violators, and other folks who didn't hack it at Alcoa Tech.
So his present position fits, eh?
>> "The academy first sought retired Army general and former Secretary of State Colin Powell to speak at the luncheon" <<
Why would they want such a spineless racist as a speaker?
Weinstein has battled the academy in recent months over the schools failure to include him in a conference on the schools religious tolerance practices and the academys initial failure to release results of a survey that showed concerns about prosyletizing there.
It doesn't take a brain surgeon or a rocket scientist to figure out why. I'm sure the academy would love for this nut job to just disappear.
No violence intended, civility at all costs.
Alcoa Tech.
That's a good'n, hadn't heard that one before.
Dad was in the 1st graduating class from the USAFA and a MIA-POW during Vietnam.
Hence the post.
This from Weinstein's organization mission statement:
"Additionally, MRFF adheres strongly to the principle that religious faith is a deeply personal matter, and that no American has the right to question another Americans beliefs as long as they do not unwontedly intrude on the public space or the privacy or safety of another individual."
Better change your mission statement Weinstein.
more anti-Christianity by the "tolerant athestic left."
We understand. Everyone here appreciates the sacrifice of your family...
This guy can pound sand.
"...Additionally, MRFF adheres strongly to the principle that religious faith is a deeply personal matter, and that no American has the right to question another Americans beliefs as long as they do not unwontedly intrude on the public space or the privacy or safety of another individual...."
Wonder what their opinion is about the "religion of pieces".
You said it better than I ever could.
Those in the Air Farce who can't get with the Lord, should get out.
Yeah, pushed by a bigot who didn't graduate from the Academy.
The Secular Crusader: Former Air Force JAG Looks to Drive All Christian Symbolism from Military
Here is the unit symbol for the Army hospital at Ft. Carson, CO, which so offended Weinstein on behalf of the worlds Muslims:
Note its inscribed with For God and Humanity not For God and Americans or For God and Christians. And its a hospital, not a combat unit.
Silver Star AND Bronze Star??????
Is this guy for real??
It appears he graduated in '77 and resigned as a Captain in '87.
This Weinstein and group are hateful aggressive atheists.
Previous Freeper thread (brief history) on Clebe McClary:
This guys website bio says that he was the "Honor Graduate" in 1977 at USAFA, that he worked in the Reagan administration and that he also worked for Ross Perot in both elections.
Sure looks that way.
I'm a gonna scratch my head on this one, but, hey, I have been wrong before....
If I remember correctly, this was the man and the organization that got Franklin Graham "disinvited" to the National Day of Prayer at the Pentagon by sending a complaint letter to the Sec of Defense on behalf of muslims. He's rabidly anti-Christian and I don't say that about many people.
Thanks rlmorel!
Dad 'll read this tonight and appreciate everyone's concern and efforts.
He's doing his part with the upper 'management' at USAFA. But it's going to take more than a letter and his voice.
Guess Janet Napolitano was 'right', labeling war veterans 'lone wolf's' and whatnot...imagine Dad senses he's flying solo at times.
This thread will help.
Here is a link to his silver star citation:
Thanks Retain Mike!
Added it to the news article.
Just sad.
Thanks taxesareforever.
Posted it on the original article.
Our fathers were in the same graduating class.
Good info for Dad.
Thanks wita!
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In a private interview with Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. he was asked to reflect on the situation ongoing in Emery County with the Crandall Canyon mine.
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Gov. Huntsman said he believes events like the community fundraisers and the Voices Of A Thousand Angels program help in the healing process. He mentioned the concert and community celebration of heroes that will be held on Sept. 15 at the Canyon View Junior High football field. Country singer Collin Raye and basketball great Karl Malone will be there. This celebration will be part of the healing process. Gov. Huntsman believes at a later date, an interfaith worship service in honor of the miners will be appropriate step.
It is important to be in touch with the families and their needs. Everything conceivable must be done. "I don't wear their shoes, (families) this is an anguishing time. The deep sense of love and community spirit is an important part of the healing process," said Gov. Huntsman.
He believes every step, every option is very important as the process is undertaken to heal. The Mine Safety and Health Administration and the mining company, Murray Energy will have a good sense of when all the necessary steps have been taken to bring closure to the tragedy.
"From adversity we will grow stronger. As hard as that might be to see right now. The mining industry is a big part of who we are and how we fuel the economic engine. I hope the lessons we learn add to the safety of our miners and to the love and respect for our fellow humans," said Gov. Huntsman.
When asked about the current work stoppage at the Tower Mine, he said he understands the closure will be temporary while the company works on safety. "Safety is paramount and I applaud the company for recognizing that," said Gov. Huntsman.
Gov. Huntsman said everyone has a role to play in this tragedy, coming together and learning from this chapter in our lives painful though it may be will help bring closure to the tragedy. He said his focus is on the families and the good people they are; "Those are the people we are cheering for now," said Gov. Huntsman.


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FLAMES UFA PROFILE: Cory Sarich
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June 12 2012 11:15AM
Let's face it FlamesNation, I have not been the biggest advocate of Cory Sarich over the past few seasons - so when it came time to profile the Flames free agents, I'm probably the last one you expected to see doing the write-up.
Sarich is going to be one of those players whether he is re-signed or not by the Flames that will draw a lot of discussion. Regardless of what side of the fence you sit, undoubtedly most people will have valid comments to back their arguments. In the end, Sarich's future in Calgary will not be determined by a column with more pros or more cons in it, rather it will hopefully based on a methodical evaluation leading to a logical conclusion.
No one is going to dispute that despite everything, one of the roles that Sarich filled valiantly for the team was that of the consummate warrior. Whether he was injured or just not 100% on any given night, he showed up to battle and was never one to shy away from getting dirty by going into the corners. His physical play was relied on after the departure of Robyn Regehr and if the Flames were going to make the opposition shy away from one side of the ice, that would be a burden that would rest mainly on the shoulders of #6.
In order for Sarich's strengths to be used effectively, he was going to have to be used strategically. He's not going to be the guy you look for on the powerplay and he won't be the guy that will anchor the penalty-kill, but he has been the defenseman that will log the steady minutes for the club and given the right matchups, he has proven to be responsible in his own end.
Not too long ago, Arik made a case for Sarich by looking at some of his numbers as evidence. It's true that amongst the defensemen, Cory saw the third toughest zone starts and he managed second highest Relative Corsi, while facing the fourth easiest completion. These factors alone to some fans will justify the need to re-sign Cory, even if it's for one year.
Despite the accolades that Sarich has gathered over his career, he is still drifting towards the path that saw Regehr leave Calgary. There are some daunting facts that weigh on his future like a chained anchor and unfortunately if the Flames are serious about turning the corner from the best team to not make the playoffs every year, they are going to have start with players like Cory Sarich.
Can the Flames do without the Cory's experience? Unfortunately when we are talking about Calgary, experience is just the polite way of saying he's getting too old. When you equate older, slower players to the development of your team, the only thing the younger guys are going to "experience" is losing. Sarich might have a lot of ties to Feaster from back in his days with Tampa, but those days are long gone now - and so is a significant part of Sarich health.
With chronic injuries on top of already evident issues, it's hard to argue that he still fills a role on this team. Going back to Arik's article, there was an accurate counter claim made in the comments by none other than Nation Overloard, Kent Wilson.
"Sarich doesn't really fill a need on the team. Calgary is already swimming in bottom pairing defenders - TJ Brodie, Anton Babchuk, Derek Smith, Clay Wilson (one-way deal next year)."
Not speaking for Kent by any means, but, for me this is a valid point in that it shows Sarich was functional by opportunity and necessity for the Flames last year. Injuries to Derek Smith and Giordano, not to mention the banishing of Babchuk to the press box left Sarich with a secure position in the line-up. Provided there is a healthier stability in the group and depending what new head coach, Bob Hartley, has in mind for Babchuk, and you can already see Sarich's ice time diminishing. There is also the issue that Clay Wilson and Brett Carson move to one-way deals next season. Where do they fit in the line-up? Their salaries together add up to Sarich's perceived One Million dollar price tag, not to mention the significant age differences.
You can also factor in recently signed Brady Lamb. At 24, he is obviously going to be given looks in training camp. With all of these younger players in the mix, does anyone honestly see a spot for Sarich that doesn't reek of desperation and nostalgia? What experience are we actually looking towards, after five years, twelve playoff games, no goals, two points and eight penalty minutes? And why is that worth a million dollars?
It's time to wave goodbye to Cory Sarich. Re-signing him should be a last resort, and by last resort, I mean they find absolutely zero defensemen to sign or trade for and three of their current blueliners are hurt in training camp with extended injuries.
I know I have been hard on him all season long, but this decision comes from the expectations of what Calgary needs to do as far as going in a new direction. I don't see how that's possible if they are still clinging to relics of a past they were never a part of; and a past that Sarich is incapable of reproducing. There is just no logic to the move.
The Flames may have an unproven depth on defense but it is also one that has not been given significant chances. Players like TJ Brodie and Derek Smith were given that chance and they made the most of it. There are enough younger options available to Feaster and Hartley that keeping Cory Sarich around would keep an option open to them that is too easy to fall back on.
If Feaster's intention is to move on from being adrift in a sea of mediocrity and accelerate the process he initially had in mind, then it's time to leave the elders behind and go looking for land.
It seems the only logical path to take, but that's just me. What say you FlamesNation?
Cory is class all the way & no doubt he can score a cheap contract for a competitive team looking for depth. Chances are he doesnt sign until the season already begins, if it does. He's too young to retire unfortunately, would love to see him in a front office or coaching assistant capacity & stay within the organization.
a lot will depend on what happens at the draft...but having a guy like Sarich on the bottom pairing alongside Smith and push Brodie up to the 2nd pairing with Giordano could be interesting - if Brodie comes into camp ready for that sort of role.
Hard to speculate with so many questions regarding just what in the blue blazes Feaster's management team is going to be doing over the next 3 weeks - but Cory Sarich is a guy you gladly march into battle with. Pure heart.
Loved his effort, but age and health are a concern. For the $ (about $1-$2m) you can get others. My concern is Feaster doesn't know hockey so he'll go with with the devil you know, aka Modin.
June 12 2012, 11:59AM
I'd ratehr have Sarich at $1mill, than Babchuk at 2.5mill.
Knowing Feaster wanted to re-sign Babchuk makes me think Babchuk's in at least Feaster's plans.
I wonder if sending Babchuk down to Abby, having Ward work with him... Would actually help?
June 12 2012, 12:00PM
Feaster is the GM of an NHL team. To say he doesn't know hockey is just stupid.
@everton fc
I'd rather have neither of them for nothing then either at anything.
@VF - rare that I agree with everythimg you have to say in a column, but I do here. Re-signing Sarich is simply a move in the wrong direction (younger/faster/more skilled). At his age and injury history it shouldn't be difficult to find a bottom pairing D-man to replace him.
The one and only problem I see, which you mentioned, is that the Flames will then have exactly zero physical D-men.
Our D were too easy to play against this year and being able to shut guys down without being overly physical (JBo) is all well and good, but you still need some players who can instill some fear into the opposition.
What was once a strength for the Flames has become a major concern rather quickly.
In my first management position, my boss told me that 'officially' I had the budget for 11 full time people, and that I could 'in theory' spend my full budget. However, reading body language and in between the lines, it was absolutely clear that I was to leave the vacancy open and was not in 'reality' to exceed 10 full timers.
Listening to Feaster, I can't help but wonder if he is in the same position, he says he can spend to the cap, but can he in 'reality'...
How much Feaster can actually spend is going to have a huge impact on someone like Sarich. With a limited budget you would have to find a cheaper, NHL minimum alternative. With a bigger budget, Sarich could fill a useful (but limited) depth role.
It's going to be an interesting few weeks...
June 12 2012, 12:24PM
For me, it all comes down to one question. What is our goal next year?
If the Hartley signing means we are going to continue to bash our collective skull against the wall, then we probably look for an upgrade on Sarich, cause that is sure to get us into the playoffs. And as the King's proved, anything can happen once you get into the playoffs. That is all complete BS of course.
If we are going to rebuild, Cory is as good as any experienced D-men to fill a spot in the roster, and occasionally create opportinities for the opposition.
If Feaster's plan is to try to build a winner, but be prepared to tear it all down in the new year when it doesn't work, then let Sarich go. Sign someone who will have more value at the trade deadline.
June 12 2012, 12:31PM
@everton fc
Nah. Babchuk is 28-years old. At this point, he is what he is.
I'd like to note at this point that the narrative surrounding Ward's abilities as a developmental coach are rapidly outstripping the reality. Not to say he didn't do some good work with the Heat last season or that I don't believe the accolades his former players shower him with - just that his influence has yet to suddenly produce an order of magnitude improvement in any one player in the Flames system.
That's not really a knock on Ward. Even if you're a great inspirational speaker and give guys every chance in the world to succeed, players are always going to be restrained by their own various idiosyncratic factors.
I think Sarich is a warrior and may even be useful, but Flames need to move on already to new people and better puck-oving D-men. Give young guys a chance especially since 2 of them are now on 1-way contracts.
However, Flames will lack physical D-men, so I really hope the Flames go for Barrett Jackman as a UFA to sign if he will come here. Given his size, physical play, level-headednes, and likelihood to play 5 to 7 more years. I would be OK paying him 4.5M average (the cap hit) over 4 years, say 5M/annum in both year 1&2 and then 4M in both years 3&4. We have to overpay a bit to get him here.
June 12 2012, 01:20PM
Feaster is the GM of an NHL team. To say he doesn't know hockey is just stupid.
Boy, Hextall would have sure looked nice as the Flames GM right now.
(let's not get into politics here, okay? -ed.)
its time sarich limped into the sunset. bottom pairings are for prospects and youth to learn the craft at the nhl level. the defense position at the big league level is the toughest to master.
@Kent Wilson
Thanks for adding that bit about Ward, Kent.
I've been beginning to wonder about the online hype he'd been receiving lately.
I'm sure he's a good coach, but I'm left wondering if he needs some more time, and perhaps some more talent at his disposal, before his NHL readiness/applicability can be determined.
June 12 2012, 02:20PM
I hear what you're saying, Kent. Hope Ward is all I think he may be...
As much as I do really like Cory, I think it might be time for a change. This organization is going in a new direction, and it just makes sense let him go. Maybe he returns in similar fashion to Ryan Smyth in EDM, but right now he will be most useful on another team. Great guy though, all class!
I would be ok with Sarich as a stop gap in the bottom pairing or 7th guy while we develop or acquire better talent. We have only Bo, Giordano, Brodie, Butler, Smith and Babchuk right now and don't think anyone in the minors who is ready. Unless we sign someone or draft Murray, Reilly or Trouba, Sarich would help our existing group.
What are the chances of the Flames using some of the cap money from Sarich, and some of the other pending UFA's to make a pitch for Justin Schultz? Or is he restricted to an ELC contract? Would there be an appetite for either party to try & get something figured out? It would seem that Schultz would jump up the depth charts here in Calgary, which is desperately lacking in the high end defensive prospects. And would hopefully leave little doubt for Schultz about the concern for getting quality ice time.
he is restricted to an elc contract, iirc.
also: http://canucksarmy.com/2012/3/15/who-the-heck-is-justin-schultz
Wow. It only took 50 some odd articles but I knew you would come around eventually. :)
As for having zero physical d-men.. We still have Gio and I think he can play a fairly physical game.
Something Justin mentioned awhile ago was that if you have a defenseman that can skate, like Boumeester can then he doesn't have to be that punishing hitter.
I also think we see a guy like Derek Smith elevate his physical play this coming season. IMO
exactly. related: if you have a defenseman that can't skate, it doesn't matter how hard he hits someone because more often then not he wouldn't be able to catch him.


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(November 09) Today we're observing . . . Anniversary of KristallnachtWednesday, November 9th, 2011
Anniversary: Kristallnacht
"Crystal Night" or "Night of Broken Glass" was named for the smashed and broken glass of store windows as mobs and troops turned on Jewish residents in towns throughout Germany. Businesses and Synagogues were burned or destroyed while bonfires consumed Jewish prayer books and Torah scrolls. Over 30,000 Jewish men were taken to concentration camps.
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SCC dropped three 1 run games: 2-1 and 8-7 to Yakima Valley Community College and 6-5 to Thompson Rivers University plus one 8-2 loss to Thompson Rivers.
SCC travels back to the Eastside of the state this weekend, to face Blue Mountain Community College of Oregon on Saturday and then Walla Walla CC on Sunday.
SCC opens league play on March 31 at Edmonds CC and then plays it first home game of the season on April 1, against Edmonds to wrap up the four game NWAACC Northern Region series. Game time on April 1 is 1:00 PM at Meridian Park.
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Virgin Blue Goes National25/10/2001
Direct Daily Flights To Perth From December 9
Virgin Blue is excited to announce plans to fly to Western Australia from both Melbourne and Adelaide, cementing the carrier as Australia's second national airline by offering low fares from coast to coast and throughout many regional centres in between.
It follows strong demand for Virgin Blue to provide its every day low fares to the people of W.A. who have been belted by high fares to the Eastern States for over a decade since the demise of Compass.
In line with Virgin Blue tradition, a special $175* one way launch fare is now available for all seats on all flights for the first five days of Perth services, for bookings made by the end of the month or until sold out.
Chief Executive, Brett Godfrey said, "We are delighted to confirm our Perth plans even sooner than expected in light of the current capacity crisis and the desperate need for the people of Perth to have access to affordable everyday air travel. The arrival of Australia's first brand new Next Generation 737-800 aircraft will allow us to offer the longer haul domestic service, complete with comfortable leather seats, in-flight entertainment and provide West Australian's with a low fare, high quality alternative for the first time."
Everyday low fares from both Melbourne and Adelaide to Perth will start from $199* one way, while Virgin Blue's Fully Flexible fare between Melbourne and Perth is $469 one way and between Adelaide and Perth $439. Virgin Blue's standard low fare is well below the other airlines special sale fares, while the Virgin Blue Fully Flexible fare is 33% lower than the competition.
Brett Godfrey continued, "We think that W.A. should have low fares every day, even for people who can't make their travel plans until the last minute. Still, we are confident the introduction of Virgin Blue flights will inspire our competitors to suddenly see reason. We are hopeful that like in other cities and regional centres, the people of Western Australia will support the only airline in the country that is committed to long-term sustainable low airfares.
Virgin Blue carried its 2-millionth passenger this week and averages 10,000 guests a day, cementing its position as Australia's number 2 carrier, both in terms of passenger numbers and destination options.
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We're on the subject of pasta this week and I want to share with you a recipe I made during my culinary classes in Florence, Italy. Specifically, Ragu Bolognese.
This is a traditional Italian meat sauce with tomatoes and, to add richness, some heavy cream.
I have some fond memories of my classes in Italy. The instructors were wonderful. Patient with their expectations and thorough in their explanations. They harbor a deep reverence for the Italian discipline to food.
A Ragu is a sauce of meat and vegetables cooked in a liquid. Preparing a good Ragu involves browning the meats and vegetables to achieve a deep flavor of the carmelization of their sugars. Following the browning we have a reduction of liquids to concentrate flavors and finally the Ragu is simmered to mellowing and give tenderness to the meats.In this recipe I call for crushed San Marzano tomatoes.
When I made this recently I could only find whole peeled San Marzano tomatoes. So, what can be done is pulse the contents of the can in a food processor or use an immersion blender to puree the whole tomatoes in their sauce.
There are many types of Ragu sauces. Such as chicken or game, veal, giblets and marsala. Today's recipe is from Bologna, thus Bolognese.
Ragu Bolognese, Serves 6 2 Tbl extra virgin olive oil1 lb ground sirloin, (or ground skirt steak)3 cloves garlic, crushed1/2 med onion, small dice1 carrot, small dice1 stalk celery, small dice2 Tbl tomato paste1 tsp dried oregano3/4 cup red wine1 28 oz can crushed tomatoes, (San Marzano)3/4 cup beef stock
1/2 cup heavy cream Salt and fresh ground black pepper1/2 cup grated parmesan cheese for garnish
In large sauté pan brown the meat. Drain and set aside. Heat the olive oil and brown the onion, carrot and celery adding the garlic for the last 2 minutes only. Do not brown the garlic. Add the meat back to the pan along with the tomato paste, oregano and wine, simmer for 3 top 4 minutes reducing the liquid. Add the stock, simmer for 4 to 5 minutes again reducing the liquid. Add the crushed tomatoes and bring back to a simmer. Grind in about 1/2 tsp black pepper and adjust salt to taste. Last, remove from heat and stir in cream.
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Stephen Webb
November 03 2010 01:19PM
With the Canucks finally ending their Ramadan-like hockey fast, and actually playing more than one game in ten days, we all finally have something to look at, argue about and dissect to death. Instead, let's dust off the the ole calculators and take a look at the Canucks last two opponents by the numbers.
First, we've got the new New Jersey Devils and their sainted GM Lou Lamoriello, who has spent the better part of my hockey watching life cementing his reputation as one of, if not the best GMs in hockey. This year, not so much. Now anyone with his track record is a due an off year or two, but his decisions have Mike Milbury-level bizarre. In a time when numbers in the form off dollar signs matter the most, Lou seems to have thrown out his calculator and smashed his abacus.
We all know the numbers. There's Kovalchuk's horrific 9 figure deal for the phoniest of phony superstars. I used to think that the worst kind of deal you could make in the salary cap era was paying a star like a superstar (Scott Gomez, Wade Redden et al). Turns out, paying a lazy "superstar" like he's the best player in the world might be a tad worse. At least the Kovalchuk deal doesn't last too long, will have no effect on their ability to sign the much better Zach Parise, or ice a complete lineup for a given game(Sarcasm doesn't always come across in the written word, so for those wondering, that was it).
I'd like to say I could applaud the wit and wisdom of most other GMs for not tendering an offer, but for the most part it was their own inept managing of the salary cap that prevented most teams from even tabling on offer for Ilya. So, their boneheaded mistakes prevented them from making an even larger, more boneheaded mistake, which leads me to the Canucks last opponent, the Edmonton Oilers.
The number on the Oilers' side is youth (I know it's not exactly a number, but go with me). The Oilers have, seemingly through very little planning, fallen ass-backwards into a team that looks like a future Western Conference powerhouse. Sure, they've drafted well, picking up Jordan Eberle and Magnus Paajarvi-Svensson-Sedin-Sedin-Forsberg, but they get no credit for the Taylor Hall pick. The lack of planning comes in with Edmonton's desire to sign one of those so-called star players to superstar money. Marion Hossa? Michael Nylander?!? Even rumours of a Jaromir Jagr infatuation? The only hitch (a hitch that seemingly saved their asses) was that players eventually remembered that the Oilers played in Edmonton. How much better off would the Oilers have been if Sheldon Souray or Dustin Penner had just remembered that. So, all those players saying no to the millions of dollars that the Oilers were desperate to throw away, has given them the youngest, fastest and most promising team in the league chock full of players who seem more than happy to be there. Go figure.
Great stuff, Steve.
I can't decide if Lou Lamoriello has utterly lost marbles, or lost his dominating control of the team.
Either way, NJ is not going to complete this season, even with everyone healthy. They're completely hamstrung by that ridiculous Kovy contract.


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Hinckley-Big Rock seniors Jared Madden and Bernie Conley were unanimous selections to the Little Ten All-Conference team. Both senior guards also were unanimous selections last season for the Royals, who won the second of consecutive Little Ten Conference titles this season.
Indian Creek senior guard Jaron Todd also was selected to the All-Little Ten team. He was also a repeat selection from 2012. Indian Creek junior center Garrison Govig was named all-conference for the first time in his high school career.


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Archibald Stuart
From Thomas Jefferson Encyclopedia
Archibald Stuart[1](1757-1832), lawyer and judge, read law under Thomas Jefferson. The relations between Stuart and Jefferson were friendly, although Stuart was years younger. He attended the College of William and Mary from 1777 to 1780. In March 1781, Stuart served in the Augusta and Rockbridge militia at the Battle of Guilford Courthouse in North Carolina.
Family tradition that Stuart read law at Monticello is based on this brief notation from a biographical sketch of Archibald Stuart by his son, Alexander Hugh Holmes Stuart:
"...Archibald Stuart spent the greater part of next year (?) in the study of law with Mr. Jefferson" [2]
Since Stuart was a student and soldier up until about 1781, it can be assumed that he was at Monticello after this date. This period was well beyond August, 1774 when Jefferson ceased to practice law; however, it must be noted that Jefferson's interest in it and in mentoring young students never wavered. After Stuart become a lawyer, he looked after Jefferson's interests on "the other side of the mountain," which included collecting debts owed for the sale of Monticello nails and paying taxes on the Natural Bridge.
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In July 2011, I started getting a cough that just wouldn't go away. I just kept taking cough drops hoping it would go away. Over the next couple of months, my breathing was getting bad. I couldn't even walk from the bedroom to the bathroom without being out of breath. I started falling asleep at work and was getting really bloated. I thought it would just go away.
On Halloween night my mom said something to me that made me go to the doctor the next day. She said that my husband and adult son would be devastated if I died but would be able to handle it, but what would my 12 year old do without his mother? I went and saw a physician's assistant and gave her all my symptoms. She had me get a chest x-ray, gave me an antibiotic and told me to make an appointment to see her the next week. So I did all those things and went home. The following Monday, I just couldn't get out of bed. I called in sick to work and went back to sleep. My husband kept calling me from work asking if I had gone to Urgent Care. I said I was going to. Well, he got scared, called my mom and had her come over to my house to take me to Urgent Care. I saw a doctor this time and she had me do another chest x-ray. I waited in the exam room for her and when she came in she told me she was sending me straight to the hospital.
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Sale slumped to a sixth straight Aviva Premiership defeat as Leicester won 20-8 at Salford City Stadium on Friday.
Sale slumped to a sixth straight Aviva Premiership defeat as Leicester won 20-8 at Salford City Stadium on Friday.
Entering this game with a woeful record of one point from their opening five matches, the Sharks could have hoped for an easier fixture to take them into the Heineken Cup break.
Leicester welcomed back Ben Youngs at scrum-half for his first start of the season, with George Ford completing the half-back partnership for his first start of the campaign.
Sale started well, with full-back Rob Miller gave Sharks the lead on seven minutes, diving over in the corner after fine work from Nick McLeod. The Sharks fly-half missed the conversion attempt from the touchline.
A McLeod penalty goal was sandwiched between two by Ford as the game entered the midway point in the first half, before Leicester's Vereniki Goneva was judged by referee Wayne Barnes to have deliberately knocked on, collecting the Tigers first yellow card of the season.
Ford kicked Leicester one point ahead three minutes into the second period, for an advantage they would keep for the rest of the game.
Youngs marked his return with a try in the corner, and although Ford missed his first kick of the night with the conversion attempt, he made up for it soon afterwards with a penalty to take the Tigers 17-8 up as the game entered the final quarter.
The introduction of 18-year-old Nathan Fowles at scrum-half gave Sale fresh impetus, with quick ball coming the way of their backline.
But Leicester ended the game the stronger, as replacement Sale hooker Joe Ward was binned with seven minutes to play for throwing several punches at his opposite number Tom Youngs in the breakdown.
Ford's penalty kick confirmed the result, as Leicester cemented their place in the top four, with Sale looking at a battle for Premiership survival.
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Tries: Miller
Pens: Macleod
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Sale: 15 Rob Miller, 14 Will Addison, 13 Johnny Leota, 12 Sam Tuitupou, 11 Mark Cueto, 10 Nick Macleod, 9 Cillian Willis, 8 Andy Powell, 7 David Seymour (c), 6 Richie Vernon, 5 Fraser McKenzie, 4 Richie Gray, 3 Tony Buckley, 2 Tommy Taylor, 1 Eifion Lewis-Roberts.
Replacements: 16 Joe Ward, 17 Ross Harrison, 18 Vadim Cobilas, 19 Kearnan Myall, 20 James Gaskell, 21 Nathan Fowles, 22 Danny Cipriani, 23 Mark Jennings.
Leicester: 15 Niall Morris, 14 Adam Thompstone, 13 Manusamoa Tuilagi, 12 Anthony Allen, 11 Vereniki Goneva, 10 George Ford, 9 Ben Youngs, 8 Thomas Waldrom, 7 Richard Thorpe, 6 Jordan Crane (c), 5 Graham Kitchener, 4 Ed Slater, 3 Martin Castrogiovanni, 2 Tom Youngs, 1 Logovi'i Mulipola.
Replacements: 16 Jimmy Stevens, 17 Boris Stankovich, 18 Dan Cole, 19 Rob Andrew, 20 Brett Deacon, 21 Sam Harrison, 22 Toby Flood, 23 Matt Smith.
Date: Friday, October 5
Kick-off: 20:00 BST
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