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While having a bit of an aging crisis as people younger than I are being fêted for what theyve contributed to our skiing heritage, I am nonetheless happy to give a shout out to this years inductees into the Winter Sports Hall of Fame.
Coach Brent Brown and Dr. Kim Furry were honored Dec. 1 at the Winter Sports Foundations annual Gala, which was held in the Ballroom at the Student Union Building at Fort Lewis College. (Wouldnt you know it, they moved it into town in part so attendees wouldnt have to drive into back and forth to Durango Mountain Resort on snowy roads, as has happened in previous years, and then were completely dry.)
Jamie Wienk, director of development and marketing for the foundation, served as mistress of ceremonies. (As a former skier for the Nordic Team in the 1980s and 1990s, shes perfectly suited to the task.)
Janet Wiley, a longtime friend and teammate of Furrys, introduced her, using Furrys autobiography as a source. Furrys career as a competitor reads like many skiers does, Id imagine. She was 20 months old when she received her first pair of skis, and her mom, Nancy Furry, said her daughter started Snow Burners essentially when it started, before she was in kindergarten.
Then her life is marked by one injury after another bruised kidneys, both anterior cruciate ligaments torn, broken shoulder, concussion, torn meniscus, surgery, recovery, surgery, recovery ...
In between, she won the Governors Cup by winning all three races, downhill, slalom and giant slalom, two years in a row when she was 14 and 15. She trained in Alagna, Italy, in 1979 and 1980 with Rudie and Leith Bear. To get some idea for how motivated she was, Furry got the lesson plans from her ninth- and 10th-grade teachers at the end of the previous grades and worked all summer so she wouldnt fall behind her classmates, and did well enough to eventually get into medical school.
Furry competed in the Junior Olympics and Nationals and was fitted for the U.S. Olympic Development Team before the injuries and her desire to focus on her education led to her resign from the University of Colorado Ski Team.
That was a good call. She followed her father, Dr. Dean Furry, into the family business as an orthopedic surgeon, where she has built quite a reputation for herself. But she was one of the few Durango kids who played on the national skiing stage before stepping down.
Furry has many stories of those skiing days, and perhaps the craziest was when she was 15, and her parents sent her off with Chester Chet Anderson and Greg Bardin to the Wild West Series of downhill races on the West Coast. (Looking back, she still cant believe they did that.)
Among the adventures were them getting her to try Copenhagen chewing tobacco, leaving her behind at a Wendys when she was eating too slowly and tying her up with duct tape and leaving her out on the balcony of their hotel room. Yikes, you guys!
Jim Morehart and Dave Smith, the parents of kids the second honoree, Brown, coached, presented him with his award. Brown was a slow starter at least compared to Furry and didnt begin skiing until he was 5. He moved to Durango in 1978 to be a social studies teacher and coach for Durango School District 9-R. He taught history, geography, art and gifted and talented education until his retirement in 2001.
But it was for his coaching that he was honored at the gala and not for the girls high school swim team or junior track and field, which he also coached, but his impact on Nordic skiing. He coached it from 1979 to 1989 and again from 1998 until retiring in 2011.
When 9-R dropped its ski program in 1980, Brown organized the Durango Nordic Ski Club, which endures to this day. With the assistance of Mike Elliott and Dolph Kuss, both former inductees into the Hall of Fame, Brown started both a club program for Nordic skiing and the nonprofit Nordic Ski Center at Purgatory Ski Area.
The club started out small, with a ragtag group of kids ranging in age from 8 to 18, Brown wrote in his autobiography for the event. Due to Durangos rich skiing tradition with so many amazing role models, experienced coaches and athletes, the program rose from its humble beginning to what it is today, one of the best Junior Nordic Programs in North America.
The club boasts multiple Colorado Cup championships, several individual national titles and past and present members of prestigious college and university ski teams. And before I forget, some Olympians and U.S. Ski and Biathlon team members. Do the names Tad Elliott and Lanny and Tracy Barnes ring a bell?
Brown did some coaching on the home front as well. He and wife, Lynn, raised two sons, Rogan, 21, whos a junior at the University of Vermont and is a member of its Mens Nordic Team; and Cully, 16, who is attending the Vail Ski and Snowboard Academy and is a member of Ski and Snowboard Club Vail.
The event was more than an induction, it was a party and fundraiser. The 250 or so guests arrived to find the ballroom decorated on the theme of black and white oh, if only Mother Nature had cooperated by adding some white outside with giant snowflakes and candles as centerpieces and sparkling white lights illuminating the silent auction tables.
The silent auction was huge and benefitted the foundations programs in both downhill skiing and snowboarding and Nordic skiing. All told, the evening raised about $20,000.
The 250 or so guests enjoyed a dinner, catered by Sodexo, of bacon-wrapped scallops, spanakopita, grilled vegetables, fruit skewers, chicken skewers, a prime rib carving station and pork potstickers. And lets not forget the white and dark chocolate petit cakes for dessert.
They went home with Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory goodies honoring the blac- and-white theme as party favors.
Kudos to event Chairwoman Kathy Wilson, Co-Chairwoman Wiley and volunteer coordinator Donna Chase, as well as the scads of volunteers it takes to pull off something like this.
And congratulations to Furry and Brown, for enriching the skiing heritage of our corner of the Rockies.
Celebrating their birthdays with Christmas carols instead of or maybe in addition to Happy Birthday to You, are Emily Schaldach (17!), Nick Branson, Doug Wolfe, Jimmy Robinett, John Benner, Samantha Caldwell, Fred Ellis, Daphne DAgostino, Kaitlyn Gibbons, Zeke Baumgardner, Dale Lyon, Shirley Spangsberg, John Condie and Ian Ellingson-Condie.
For those who generously contributed to the Diapering Durangos Tiny Heinies campaign created by Chris Warren and Karen Thompson three years ago, with Moni Grushkin jumping on board last year, the final tally is in.
Warren tells me they collected 10,462 diapers, 2,500 wipes and 30 cans of formula. The final day was Monday, and the women delivered the goods to Manna Soup Kitchen; the Volunteers of America, which manages the Community Shelter and the Southwest Safehouse; and the Durango Food Bank.
This is one of those drives that has zero administrative costs, so 100 percent of everything donated goes straight to our tiniest neighbors in need.
Holes in the schedule next week mean the Salvation Army needs bell ringers to volunteer. This is one of my favorite parts of the season, so give Sharon Wiebel a call at 247-4763 to give a couple of hours of your time.
For the past six years, Farmingtonians have enjoyed a concert featuring The Best Brass of Christmas, and this year, the musicians took their show on the road and brought it to Durango. They donated the proceeds to Music in the Mountains educational programs.
About 150 people gathered in a new venue for Music in the Mountains, the First Baptist Church of Durango, the neo-Gothic beauty on the corner of East Third Avenue and 11th Street.
The interior was decorated in a serenely elegant green, white and silver, and the staggered seating gave everyone a view of the 11-musician ensemble that hailed from Denver (actually Weld County) to Albuquerque and everywhere in between.
The musicians were trumpeters Mick Hesse from Farmington, Don Williams from Broomfield, Chris Nierman from Santa Fe and Marc Reed from Durango; horn players Nathan Ukens and Mel Freeman from Albuquerque, trombonists (is that a word?) Paul Bara from Aztec and John Leisenring from Santa Fe; bass trombonist (I like it, and Im sticking with it) Don Allen from Farmington; Connie Schultz from Farmington on the euphonium, which my Oxford Concise Dictionary of Music describes as a member of the tuba family, but its much more delicate; and tuba player Charles Ortega from Frederick, which is near Greeley.
Theres a reason Websters defines the adjective brassy as cheap and showy or loud and blaring (I spent a lot of time looking stuff up for this item), but none of those definitions describe the delicacy of the groups introductory O Come, O Come Emmanuel, with several musicians in the back of the sanctuary playing us into the concert.
While my colleague Judith Reynolds did a great job previewing the most majestic piece on the program, Morten Lauridsens O Magnus Mysterium, or Oh, Great Mystery, which sounds more mysterious in Latin, hearing it was utterly lovely.
But my personal favorites were the playful I Saw Three Ships, the two marches, one from Tchaikovskys Nutcracker and Babes in Toyland, and In dulci jubilo, or In Sweet Joy. Its not that Im a sucker for a Latin title, but this 14th century German song morphed into the circa 1540 English Good Christian Men, Rejoice, which is a personal favorite. (Yes, I consulted Mr. Oxford again.)
After we gave Dona Nobis Pacem or Give Us Peace, a vocal shot thats the fourth time this year the audience was asked to sing it at an event I have attended, so its quite in vogue, but then, were all in the mood for some peace we went happily into the night to the refrain of We Wish You a Merry Christmas.
New Music in the Mountains Executive Director Angie Beach and the merry elves of the staff sent everyone off with a bag of homemade cookies. (I was able to resist everything but the gingerbread man.)
I will probably always prefer strings and percussion, but this was a bright and cheerful way to get into the spirit of the season. So add that to your dictionary as a definition for brassy, Mr. Webster!
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The Delaware Tribe of Indians may relocate its headquarters to the Leavenworth area.
The Delaware Tribe of Indians may relocate its headquarters to the Leavenworth area.
That's according to Dee Ketchum, a consultant for the tribe who also previously served as the tribe's chief.
Ketchum said the tribe is looking to move its headquarters from Bartlesville, Okla., to Kansas. Officials are focusing on Leavenworth and Wyandotte counties, an area that was part of a Delaware reservation between 1830 and 1867.
"We're still looking for a property," Ketchum said.
He said there's no timeline for when a decision will be made about a location. He said officials also have looked at areas around Tonganoxie, Bonner Springs and Kansas City, Kan.
He said they are doing research and making sure they will be welcome at the location they choose.
"We want to be a good neighbor," he said.
He met with Leavenworth city commissioners this past week.
"We would definitely welcome you," Mayor Larry Dedeke told Ketchum during the meeting.
Ketchum said Leavenworth was kind of the heartland of the tribe's former reservation.
According to Ketchum, land purchased by the tribe would not become a reservation. He said there's a multitude of things that could be included in the tribe's operations such as health care, housing and child care.
Ketchum acknowledged that gaming could be part of an economic development effort. But he said that's "not the whole reason for relocating."
He said the decision to move came as the result of restrictions the Delaware Tribe faces while at its current location, which is in the jurisdiction of another tribe.
He said the Delaware Tribe of Indians has about 10,500 members. It's the 25th largest tribe out of more than 500 federally recognized tribes.


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RG3 sucked balls today. His statline:
23 of 39 for 215, for 5.5 YPA. Long of 25. No TD's. No INT's.
RW's stats:
16 of 24 for 173, for 7.2 YPA. Long of 23. 3 TD's. No INT's.
Who faced the better defense? I think Wilson did.
I will post ESPN's new QBR when it comes out for Wilson. RG3 got 53.3 for QBR, which is slightly above average. I have a hunch Wilson is gonna be in the 90's again
EDIT: Wilson only got 82.8. Weak! Probably because of the lack of deep passes. I'll still take it though, just goes to show how high Wilson has set all our standards lol
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No green dye in the food. No silly little men meant to represent the children of the goddess, nor pale and soulless beer: come in to 18 Reasons and celebrate some real Irish and Irish-American food. Chef Mike grew up in house divided, with a Mom who wore Orange on St. Patrick's day….until he found William Butler Yeats in a stack of college poetry and his Dad informed him he was a descendant. What followed was an odyssey into that half of his lineage, and a love of the food, folklore, and music of his Fathers. For this Community Dinner evening, get stuck into a bowl of Colcannon – Irish mashed potatoes and kale, mixed with butter and honest cream, and because times are good, some bacon. Because this is a celebration, we will carve some house-cured corned beef over the bowl, celebrating charcuterie and honoring the ancient cows of the Irish kings.
Born in the Haight Ashbury neighborhood of San Francisco, Mike Weller grew up in suburbs of San Jose, where he discovered cooking as his first profession and lifetime passion. After wandering through typical teenage jobs at pizza joints and ice cream parlors, Mike's first "restaurant" job was with Sambo's Coffee Shops, slinging hash and cooking eggs for the bar rush and Sunday breakfast crowds. He moved on to help open several restaurants, attend the California Culinary Academy, and study under European chefs with Michelin backgrounds. Later, Mike served as an executive chef for catering companies, wineries and country clubs. When his son was born, Mike transitioned his career into teaching, returning to the CCA where he eventually became the Executive Chef and Director of Academics. Having taught for Le Cordon Bleu North America in both online and brick and mortar schools, Mike is thrilled to return to teaching in a neighborhood-based community. When he is not teaching he tends to his backyard garden, helps his wife to can and preserve food, and loves to cook for his friends and family.
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RAVENSWOOD - After a rough weekend, Ravenswood's boys basketball team needed to recover quickly.
A quick start on Tuesday evening at The Pit against Williamstown helped propel the Devils to their third win as the season hit the midway point.
Mick Price's crew shot out to a 16-8 lead after the opening period and never looked back in downing the Yellowjackets, 49-43, in what was the first of two regular season meetings between the Little Kanawha Conference rivals.
Ravenswood also had an eight-point advantage at the break, 20-12. The Devil lead grew to nine after three periods (35-26) before Williamstown outscored the Devils by three (17-14) in the final quarter.
"It was good to get a win," said Price. "We played with a lot more poise, but at times reverted back to throwing the ball away. We hit our free throws down the stretch. Our kids were deserving. Now we go to Ripley."
The Devils meet their cross-county rival on Friday night inside the Ripley Health Center.
Jake Martin took team and game-scoring honors by producing 19 for the Devils. Dalton Gandee also hit double figures with 11. Issac Crow added nine, Jacob Barr had eight and Heath Burgess finished with two.
Ravenswood was 19-of-48 from the field and 7-of-12 from the 3-point line. Martin had four of the team's 3-pointers with Gandee draining the other three in four attempts.
Ravenswood was 4-of-10 from the line. Williamstown was 6-of-8.
Williamstown was led in scoring by Hunter Neely, who had 12, and Chandler Weber with 10.
Crow was Ravenswood's top rebounder with 16. Martin had eight. Crow had four steals and Burgess dished out seven assists.
Williamstown won the junior varsity game, 54-46. Logan Jarrett and Travis Rawson led the Devils in scoring with 12.


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Levon Helm, a member of influential rock group The Band, died in New York City on Thursday. The drummer, singer and actor, who backed Bob Dylan as he turned away from folk toward a more electrified rock sound, was 71 years old. Though Helm suffered from cancer for several years, he was known later in his life for Midnight Rambles, concerts he hosted at his barn in Woodstock, N.Y.
At the audio link, you can listen to a remembrance of Helm's life reported by NPR's Felix Contreras. That report includes the voice of critic Will Hermes, who wrote this appreciation.
The first time I saw Levon Helm perform, it was already late in the game. It was the '90s, and the soulful singing drummer was touring with the remains of The Band — as in The Band, who backed up Bob Dylan during his first electric tour in the mid-'60s, then famously decamped with him to Woodstock, N.Y., where they recorded hours of offhandedly brilliant, rough-and-tumble folk-rock that would later be released as The Basement Tapes.
The Band also began recording music without Dylan, music that changed the shape of rock 'n' roll, veering it off the psychedelic highway that The Beatles and others were traveling and driving it down a dirt road, deep into the woods of America's history, mythology and tangled cultural roots.
Missing from the particular show I attended, which took place at a roadhouse in Minneapolis called The Cabooze, was Robbie Robertson, the guitarist and songwriter who remained estranged from the group after the chapter-closing Scorsese-directed documentary The Last Waltz, and Richard Manuel, the tortured singer/pianist who committed suicide in 1986. It could've been one of those sad jukebox concerts, but it wasn't. Alongside his pals Rick Danko and Garth Hudson, Helm played his Promethean grooves, those superpowered shuffles with their wicked backbeats and ever-shifting focus, the kind of flesh-and-blood timekeeping even the most brilliant drum programmer will never match.
And he sang those songs: "The Weight," "Up On Cripple Creek," "Ophelia" — songs that he owned by virtue of his voice, which was as indelible and unmistakable as his drum style. It was like seeing the Rockies or the Grand Canyon, and the fact that I was seeing it in a glorified bar and not Carnegie Hall or some such temple (where surely this Great American Music deserved to be, if any did) made the experience even more powerful.
Helm was diagnosed with throat cancer not long after that tour. He underwent radiation treatment, and like many Americans who have to pay out of pocket for their health care, he ran into financial trouble. At one point he was in serious danger of losing his home in Woodstock, where he'd settled after his days with Dylan. And this began one of the most remarkable second acts in rock history. Needing to raise money, but too frail to tour, Helm began giving concerts in the barn-cum-recording studio attached to his house, inviting local and visiting musicians to join him. He also asked guests to bring drinks and a dish, making each show a potluck feast. He called them Rambles.
At first, he was unable to sing. But the cancer treatment was working, and as his throat healed, he began singing again. At the first Ramble I attended, back in 2005, Helm's old friend Emmylou Harris sat in, and the two sang "Evangeline," a song they did decades earlier on The Last Waltz LP. "I thought those good days were behind me," he told me a couple of days after that show. "So you can bet Saturday night was the celebration of a miracle in my little life."
Helm got back on his feet financially and physically, and the Ramble became a regular event. People came from around the world to hear the man play in his own home. Along with established musicians like Elvis Costello, he'd invite younger acts like My Morning Jacket up to play. Once I met a pair of British musicians there from a group called The Magic Numbers. They were weaned on records by The Band and couldn't believe they were there.
For a while, Helm was healthy enough to begin traveling and playing out again. He resumed making records, and won himself a few Grammys. As the Rambles became a bona fide regional attraction, Helm became a kind of cultural ambassador for Woodstock and New York's Hudson Valley. He let neighborhood folks come to the Rambles for free, played countless benefits for local charities and fundraisers. Once a year, he'd stage a special Kid's Ramble at his house, where five bucks got you an afternoon of family-style music plus all the hot dogs, hamburgers, pizza and cupcakes you could eat.
I live in the Hudson Valley, and I've seen Helm — or simply Levon, as most people around here generally refer to him — perform many times, his smile impossibly wide, that signature black glove on his tireless left hand. Watching him, it was easy to believe his mighty groove and massive grin could burn off any disease. For a while, it seemed, it did.
A few days ago, I was speaking with the members of a young blues-rock band. They mentioned they had just been camping in New York's Catskill Mountains in between dates on a national tour, and I noted that they hadn't been far from Levon's place. They said they were big fans, and thought it would be amazing to play a Ramble some day. It's sad to think that can't happen now. But Levon's legacy remains alive in his music, which will continue teach, inspire and wow all comers.
News today that the musician Levon Helm has died. He was a key figure in the '60s and '70s rock group called, simply, The Band. Helm orchestrated a return to the fundamentals of rock 'n' roll at a time when many artists had moved to the experimental fringes.
The 71-year-old drummer and vocalist died this afternoon at a New York hospital, of throat cancer. NPR's Felix Contreras has this remembrance.
FELIX CONTRERAS, BYLINE: Levon Helm was born in a part of the country where bluegrass, gospel, country music and the blues all combined to create the DNA of rock 'n' roll. And you could hear all that in Levon Helm's voice.
LEVON HELM: (Singing) I pulled into Nazareth, was feeling 'bout half-past dead. I just needed someplace where I can lay my head. Hey, mister, can you tell me...
CONTRERAS: Helm told NPR in 2006 that it was the radio that brought all that music to his home in Turkey Scratch, Arkansas.
HELM: The closest big town, of course, for me was Memphis. So we had that Memphis radio, and we had KFFA in Helena, which had the King Biscuit Show. We had a great mix of music right there - good music and good food.
CONTRERAS: And that good eating undoubtedly fueled the informal jam sessions where folk songs were passed around like plates of food, as he explained to WHYY's FRESH AIR in 2007.
HELM: I remember one night, they had one at my uncle's house. I had a big grocery box, pasteboard box, and I beat that thing to death that night. I was a - I volunteered to play percussion.
CONTRERAS: He left Arkansas right out of high school to play drums with country and blues singer Ronnie Hawkins. They traveled to Canada, where they recruited a group of like-minded musicians that called themselves The Hawks.
THE HAWKS: (Singing) When she says her last goodbye, oh, you're going to hang your head and cry. What'cha gonna do when your baby leaves you? What'cha gonna do? What'cha gonna do?
CONTRERAS: Eventually, Hawkins' backup musicians struck out on their own, bucking the 1960s trends of psychodelia in favor of a rootsier take on rock 'n' roll.
HELM: (Singing) The night they drove old Dixie down, and the bells were ringing. The night they drove old Dixie down, and the people were singing. They went na, la-la-la-la na, la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la la...
WILL HERMES: It was a profound right turn, in a way, in popular music.
CONTRERAS: Will Hermes is the author of the recent book "Love Goes to Buildings On Fire," and a senior critic for Rolling Stone magazine. He says the musician's choice of the name The Band reflected their musical philosophy.
HERMES: The Band really dug into those roots of country music, the roots of blues, the roots of rockabilly. And Levon Helm was right at the crux of that.
CONTRERAS: After only eight years, The Band parted ways over personal and financial differences. Helm, and guitarist and songwriter Robbie Robertson, were at odds over royalties. The drummer pursued a solo career, wrote an autobiography, and acted in over 10 films. Then, in 1997, he was diagnosed with throat cancer. After 28 radiation treatments, the cancer seemed to be gone - but so was his voice.
HELM: I didn't die, thank God. And I started getting some of my voice back, and I finally got to the point where I could laugh and talk. Singing and playing, of course, you miss. But the laughing and talking, you just can't hardly live without.
HERMES: He really made a comeback to the point that he was touring and playing big venues.
CONTRERAS: Again, writer Will Hermes.
HERMES: And in some ways getting the individual recognition, apart from Bob Dylan, apart from The Band, that he didn't have earlier.
HELM: (Singing) Oh, the poor old dirt farmer, he's lost his corn. And now where's the money to pay off his loan?
CONTRERAS: Levon Helm's 2007 album "Dirt Farmer" won a Grammy for best traditional folk album. Two more Grammys followed, along with praise from both critics and fans for music that sounded a lot like the songs he heard as a youngster in Arkansas.
HELM: Music is such a powerful thing. And as people are living their lives, the songs that aid and comfort us all are - you know, they mean a lot to us when we live through those times. And I was only fortunate enough to be around and enjoying some of the music.
CONTRERAS: Just before Levon Helm died, he and former bandmate Robbie Robertson seemed to have patched up their differences. After spending an afternoon with Helm, Robertson wrote on his Facebook page: Levon is one of the most extraordinary, talented people I have ever known, and very much like an older brother to me. I am so grateful I got to see him one last time, and will miss him and love him forever.
Felix Contreras, NPR News.
(SOUNDBITE OF SONG, "WIDE RIVER TO CROSS") Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Guinness Irish Lamb Stew & Irish Brown Soda Bread
22 comments:
- Valerie said...
The former vegetarian in me hates to admit it, but I love lamb! Your stew looks so hearty and scrumptious, I wish I could run over and have a helping. :-D
- March 18, 2012 at 11:39 AM
- All Things Yummy said...
I love it when a recipe is so good you can't wait to have it for leftovers the next day.
- March 18, 2012 at 1:09 PM
- bellini said...
This is definitely worthy of a special meal Debbie.
- March 18, 2012 at 3:01 PM
- Joanne said...
I tend to love guinness in savory recipes also, especially comfort food like this! It adds a little summin summin :P
- March 18, 2012 at 5:13 PM
- Deb in Hawaii said...
This looks so hearty and very good. It's fun when a recipe you create works out so well.
Thanks for sharing it with Souper Sundays. ;-)
- March 18, 2012 at 6:10 PM
- Salsa Verde said...
I love irish stew and I'm crazy about soda bread so, perfect meal for me!!
- March 19, 2012 at 3:51 AM
- The Short (dis)Order Cook said...
I too, had a memorable trip in Ireland. (You would appreciate this one - SPP and I did a horseback tour!) You look like you had a lot of fun devising that stew recipe (I LOVE LAMB), but your brown bread brought back the real memories. I must have eaten a half a loaf at breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Best bread ever spread with that rich Irish butter.
- March 19, 2012 at 7:52 AM
- Inside a British Mum's Kitchen said...
This looks like SUCH a delicious stew - so full of goodness and flavor - fantastic!
Mary x
- March 19, 2012 at 9:50 AM
- Donalyn said...
Hi Debby - thanks so much for stopping by my blog and for your kind comments. It is always great to pick up a new fan, isn't it? :) Your blog is equally lovely, and I will be back! Are you registered on my other site, DessertStalking.com? You should - your photography is very nice!
- March 19, 2012 at 10:57 AM
- Cathy at Wives with Knives said...
I haven't made a pot of stew in ages and now I'm craving it. I always use red wine but am eager to try the Guinness instead, and the addition of barley...delicious! Your home must have smelled wonderful as this simmered on the stove.
- March 20, 2012 at 6:31 AM
- Karen said...
Oh, I just love lamb... and stew... so this is a perfect combination for me. It looks so rich... just right for a rainy day!
- March 20, 2012 at 8:03 AM
- Velva said...
You know how to make the irish happy! This was one rocking stew. The flavors were jumping out of these photos.
- March 21, 2012 at 6:26 AM
- Duxa said...
Hi Debby, I really enjoyed finding your blog, I am fascinated with the recipes.
Hugs from Portugal:)
- March 21, 2012 at 2:14 PM
- Penny said...
Debby, This is the perfect St. Patrick's Day Menu. Cudos to you and I am copying the two recipes.
- March 21, 2012 at 3:37 PM
- Christine said...
Oh, this is right up my alley! Love lamb, stew and barley. I've always used red wine, so haven't tried Guinness in a stew...I think it's a must next time!
- March 22, 2012 at 2:04 PM
- mr. pineapple man said...
What a meal! Would have loved to join you :)
- March 24, 2012 at 9:04 PM
- Sam @ My Carolina Kitchen said...
What a perfect Saint Patrick's Day menu Debbie. Happy belated St. Patty's day. I have a sister-in-law that's Irish and I'm going to forward this to her.
- March 25, 2012 at 3:57 AM
- Creations By Cindy said...
Ooh, don't know what looks the best...the stew or the bread! YUMMY! Hugs and blessings, Cindy
- March 26, 2012 at 7:11 AM
- Karen (Back Road Journal) said...
I'm sure your guests appreciated this delicious looking stew. I bet everyone wanted seconds.
- March 26, 2012 at 12:56 PM
- Yvonne @ StoneGable said...
Oh my goodness! This stew looks fabulous! I spent a few years in a Scottish boarding school when I was young and they fed us mutton. I can't seem to get beyond that taste! But I would LOVE to make this with a chuck roast. It is beautiful and full of big bold flavors and lots of hearty ingredients!
Thanks for bringing this yummy Irish stew to ON THE MENU MONDAY!
- March 26, 2012 at 6:16 PM
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- Children of European Union citizens travelling from, to or through countries in the European Union need to carry their own passport or ID card. Having their names entered in their parent's passport is no longer permitted. This rule does not apply to document holders of the United Kingdom or Ireland.
- For travel to and from South Africa as of 1 June 2015, all children need to bring various documents – regardless if they travel with both parents, with 1 parent, with an accompanying adult or alone. Read more about the new rules for travel to/from South Africa
For children travelling to other destinations with 1 parent or an accompanying adult, we recommend to check which documents you need to bring. Read more about travelling with children on the website of the Dutch Ministry of Defence or check the website of the embassy.
When travelling to a (sub) tropical destination, be sure to check if your family have all the right vaccinations:
You can bring all necessary medication for your family on KLM flights – just make sure the user's name is stated on it. If you want to take more than 100 ml/3.4 oz of liquid medication, do not forget to bring a declaration from your doctor.
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If you are expecting a baby you may travel by air. However once you are 36 weeks into your pregnancy, we advise you not to fly. We also discourage flying during the first week following delivery. If you are expecting more than 1 baby we always advise you to consult your physician first. If you have had complications, you need to have permission to fly from your physician.
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We recommend bringing your own baby food. Any restrictions at the airport on bringing liquids do not apply to your baby food. On intercontinental KLM flights, we have only a few special baby meals available. These are free and do not need to be ordered upfront. Every 0-2 year old receives a free Bluey bib.
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You can reserve your seats on the seat map when booking, in My Trip, or when checking in online at KLM.com.
Did you book KLM flights that will depart before 26 January 2016? For your family you can select regular seats free of charge and reserve extra comfortable seats at a fee.
For KLM flights to and from Asia (except India), South America and the Caribbean, with departure on or after 26 January 2016 – only if booked on or after 1 December 2015:
- If you are travelling with a baby on your lap (max. 2 years on the return flight) you can reserve seats for yourself and everyone in your booking at a fee. If you do not reserve seats yourself, we will make sure to assign suitable regular seats to your family, all together, at the latest 4 days before departure and free of charge.
- If you are travelling with children (between 2 and 11 years) you can reserve seats for your family at a fee until check-in starts. If you do not reserve seats, we will assign suitable regular seats to your family at the latest 4 days before departure. We will try to have you all sit together, and always guarantee that each child will sit next to an adult in your group. Selecting and changing regular seats is free during check-in.
For intercontinental KLM flights, on board carrycots can be reserved via My Trip or by contacting us. These are suitable for babies that are no longer than 65 cm and weigh no more than 10 kg on the day of the trip. Although we'll do our very best, we cannot always guarantee the availability of a carrycot when you board the aircraft.
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For each child you may always bring 1 car/child seat free of charge on KLM flights. If you booked a seat for your child, we recommend that you bring your own car/child seat on board.
- The car/child seat must be able to fit between the armrests of the aircraft seat, which is 42 cm (16.5 in) wide.
- Your child and the child seat need to be secured according to the seat manufacturer's instructions.
- During take-off and landing child seats may be secured in a rear facing position. At cruising altitude they must be placed forward facing to allow recline of the seat in front.
- The car seat may not block the recline possibility of the seat in front.
- A child seat may show no defects and must be approved and visibly certified for air transport.
- You need to reserve for the use of a car/child seat in advance. Please contact KLM Telephone Reservations or your local KLM ticket office.
You may also check in the car/child seat free of charge, in which case above rules do not apply.
If you have booked a seat for your child on a KLM flight, you may also use a Child Aviation Restraint System (CARES) on board:
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- The CARES may show no defects and must be approved for air transport and marked accordingly.
- You need to reserve for the use of your CARES in advance. Please contact KLM Telephone Reservations or your local KLM ticket office.
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For a child younger than 2 years of age who will be travelling on your lap, you may bring:
- 1 piece of hand baggage with baby care items weighing max. 12 kg (26 lbs) and with dimensions max. 55 x 35 x 25 cm (22 x 14 x 10 in).
- 1 piece of check-in baggage of max 10 kg (22 lbs). If your child's baggage is carried in one of the parents' check-in baggage, this baggage may weigh no more than 23 kg (50.5 lbs) per piece.
For each child you may always bring 1 collapsible stroller free of charge on any KLM flight. If the stroller will not fit under the seat or in the overhead baggage compartment, you can check it in at no extra charge. Where facilities allow for it, you may wheel your child in the tagged stroller to the departure gate. At the gate, the stroller must be handed in for loading. The stroller/pram may have a protective cover but this may not contain any other items.
Children travelling alone
With our Unaccompanied Minor service you can rest assured that your little globetrotter is in very good hands.
Reserving the service is mandatory for all kids aged 5 up to and including 14 years old when travelling without an adult (18+). But you can also (optionally) reserve the Unaccompanied Minor service if your child is 15, 16 or 17 years old and travelling on their own.
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Key matchup
Louisville wide receiver DeVante Parker vs. Florida cornerback Marcus Roberson
Parker is the big-play receiver for the Cardinals with nine touchdown catches this year and 712 receiving yards on only 38 catches.
He's a big, physical receiver at 6-foot-2, 205 pounds and can run. Roberson bounced back from his neck injury of a year ago to have a strong season for the Gators. He broke up 12 passes and had bookend interceptions in Florida's first and last games.
With Florida's penchant for playing press coverage, the defensive backs are going to need to knock Louisville's receivers off their routes at times and stick with them because of quarterback Teddy Bridgewater's scrambling abilities.
"We like to play corners who have what we call length," said Florida defensive coordinator Dan Quinn. "Sometimes length doesn't mean a guy who is 6-foot-2. It just means that you have the arm length to go and defeat plays.
"And so if you're playing tight coverage or we call it deny-the-ball coverage and the guy's in tight, now you can get your hand in to defend the ball. That's the style that we like to play."
Bowl standouts
The five best receiving games by yards for Florida players in bowl games:
1. 2010 Sugar Bowl — Riley Cooper, 181 yards. Cooper caught an 80-yard touchdown from Tim Tebow to start the second half against Cincinnati.
2. 2002 Orange Bowl — Taylor Jacobs, 170 yards. Brock Berlin started the game because Rex Grossman was suspended and both lit up Maryland.
3. 1980 Tangerine Bowl — Cris Collinsworth, 166 yards. The MVP of the game, Collinsworth ended his Gator career with a huge night against Maryland.
4. 1999 Orange Bowl — Travis Taylor, 159. Taylor caught two touchdowns from Doug Johnson in the first quarter to start the 31-10 rout of Syracuse.
5. 2000 Citrus Bowl — Travis Taylor, 156 yards. Taylor missed much of the season with an injury, but used this big game against Michigan State as a springboard to the NFL.
UF in the Sugar Bowl
2001 — Miami 37, Florida 20
The Hurricanes came into the game as the second-ranked team in both polls, but only No. 3 in the BCS. Florida was ranked seventh after winning the SEC Championship Game.
Early in bowl week, the teams scuffled on Bourbon Street and Florida defensive tackle Gerard Warren was handcuffed and taken to police headquarters. The lack of love carried over to the game where the teams combined for 20 penalties for 188 yards.
One of the big ones was a questionable personal foul on Warren that set up the clinching score for Miami. Warren was falling to the ground and grabbed QB Ken Dorsey's jersey on the way down.
Florida led 17-13 on a 36-yard run by Earnest Graham before Miami stormed back behind Dorsey's three touchdown passes. The teams had almost identical total yards (Miami had 454 and Florida 452, but Florida quarterbacks Rex Grossman and Jesse Palmer threw three interceptions).
Key stat: The Miami trio of Santana Moss, Reggie Wayne and Jeremy Shockey combined for 185 receiving yards against the Gator defense.
MVP: Dorsey.
Quote, unquote
"We have 34 players from Florida and they're the ones who turned this program around."
Shawn Watson, Louisville offensive coordinator
Senior salute
This will be the last game of the college careers of Florida's seniors. Each day we'll take a look at the career of one of those players.
JOSH EVANS — Evans is the perfect example of a player who just kept getting better during his college career.
He was a quarterback and a defensive back at Irvington High in New Jersey when Urban Meyer landed him in the 2009 recruiting class. Evans played special teams as a freshman, started three games as a sophomore, started eight games as a junior and has been one of Florida's most consistent players as a senior.
"I feel like I was one of those players who took what I did last year and tried to get better," Evans said. "I took things more seriously, more film watching, more time with the coaches."
He has been a tackling machine during his UF career, recording 11 tackles last year against South Carolina and leading the team this season with 79 (and 2� sacks).
Evans came into the season with two interceptions and added two more this year, including one in the end zone to preserve a 14-7 win over Missouri.


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Translated from the French by William Blum and David N. Gibbs. This translation was published in Gibbs, "Afghanistan: The Soviet Invasion in Retrospect," International Politics 37, no. 2, 2000, pp. 241-242. For article full text, click here .
Original French version appeared in "Les Révélations d'un Ancien Conseilleur de Carter: 'Oui, la CIA est Entrée en Afghanistan avant les Russes...'"
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[Paris], January 15-21, 1998, p. 76.
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Question: The former director of the CIA, Robert Gates, stated in his memoirs that the American intelligence services began to aid the Mujahiddin in Afghanistan six months before the Soviet intervention. Is this period, you were the national securty advisor to President Carter. You therefore played a key role in this affair. Is this correct?
Brzezinski: Yes. According to the official version of history, CIA aid to the Mujahiddin began during 1980, that is to say, after the Soviet army invaded Afghanistan on December 24, 1979. But the reality, closely guarded until now, is completely otherwise: Indeed, it was July 3, 1979 that President Carter signed the first directive for secret aid to the opponents of the pro-Soviet regime in Kabul. And that very day, I wrote a note to the president in which I explained to him that in my opinion this aid was going to induce a Soviet military intervention [emphasis added throughout].
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B: It wasn't quite like that. We didn't push the Russians to intervene, but we knowingly increased the probability that they would .
Q : When the Soviets justified their intervention by asserting that they intended to fight against secret US involvement in Afghanistan , nobody believed them . However, there was an element of truth in this. You don't regret any of this today?
B: Regret what? That secret operation was an excellent idea. It had the effect of drawing the Russians into the Afghan trap and you want me to regret it? The day that the Soviets officially crossed the border, I wrote to President Carter, essentially: "We now have the opportunity of giving to the USSR its Vietnam war. " Indeed, for almost 10 years, Moscow had to carry on a war that was unsustainable for the regime , a conflict that bought about the demoralization and finally the breakup of the Soviet empire.
Q: And neither do you regret having supported Islamic fundamentalism, which has given arms and advice to future terrorists?
B : What is more important in world history? The Taliban or the collapse of the Soviet empire? Some agitated Moslems or the liberation of Central Europe and the end of the cold war?
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