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FOUR-MOUNTAIN SPORTS

ELK CAMP ULLR NIGHTS, SNOWMASS Every Friday night come up for Ullr Nights! Activities include: Ullr’s Ghost Ship, Viking sledding hill, s’mores by the bon re, live music, à la carte culinary celebration and indoor kid’s activities.

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SNEAKY’S TAVERN OPEN FOR LUNCH, APRÈS & DINNER, BASE VILLAGE, SNOWMASS Stop by Sneaky’s after spending the day on the slopes for après, specials and live music! Also, check out the make-your-own Absolut Vodka Bloody Mary Bar on Sundays!

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Load the gondola an hour before it opens to the public on Saturday, Jan. 5 and enjoy a decadent breakfast at 11,212 feet on top of Aspen Mountain, followed by rst tracks on the mountain. Tickets available at the Gondola Ticket Of ce: $25 with lift ticket, $35 with gondola foot pass.

THE LOUNGE AT THE LIMELIGHT ASPEN Après ski daily, 3-7 pm. Enjoy specials on pizzas, beer, wine and free live music! Featuring Damian Smith on Jan. 3, Guilty Pleasure on Jan. 4, Derek Brown Band on Jan. 5, Michael Jude and John Michael of the John Oates Band on Jan. 6, and the Aspen Biker Band on Jan. 7. And, come to the New Belgium Beer Dinner on Jan. 8!

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LEGENDS & LEGACIES

14 FROM ASPEN, WITH LOVE 17

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25 COVER STORY

Half the fun of Pine Creek Cookhouse is getting there, as Food Matters columnist Amiee White Beazley recently discovered.

Writer Amanda Charles surveys a dozen newsmakers from the past year about their resolutions for 2013

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EDITOR’S NOTE

a penultimate column | First of all, let me say thanks.

Then let me get to the rest.

Recently, I decided apprehension. For to leave my position years I lived in the here at The Aspen mountains as one of Times and to move to the jaded locals staring Chicago to live with critically into the abyss my girlfriend. She and of metropolitan areas I have known each or the boredom of the other for more than Midwest. I would visit a decade and in the the Bettendorfs of the RYAN SLABAUGH past couple of years, world and wonder how it’s become obvious that she’s the people can live there when they love of my life. She’s ambitious could live here; yet, it always hung and smart, working her way in the back of my mind that those through grad school with a job humid, overcrowded places were that requires her to travel around where I was born. Since then, the the world. She’s a year away from pull of the mountains has grown finishing her master’s, a year I as strong, but I can honestly write will spend working less, traveling that the fear of the big city is not more and denting the cushion of a too far different from the fear I barstool somewhere near Wrigley feel when I step along a ridgeline Field. For the first time in 12 years, above a cliff band. Somewhere I will not be living in a mountain unseen, a horrible fate lurks. But town, and have the privilege of with the right steps, success. telling people that I left a dream I overdramatize all of this. It is job at The Aspen Times for a common knowledge that love is a crazier, slightly more ambitious funny thing. dream of lifelong companionship.

Of course, there is a long list Am I nervous? of things I will miss: the paper Damn right. and all of its amazing people, Yet, the feeling is not Aspen’s ambitious community,

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the most intelligent bartenders on Earth, our dog-friendly postmen, that guy who shovels the sidewalk with a lit cigarette dangling from his mouth, the ski areas, Independence Pass, our kaleidoscope of culture, the town’s true sense of history and need for open space … and I could go on and on and on.

The journalist in me requires me to say that there are things I will not miss about Aspen, of course, but the editor in me whispers advice, to keep those to myself, for those items are all petty and obvious. Overall, I will be eternally grateful for my brief time in Aspen. It has taught me, improved me and strengthened my hunger to make life a longterm adventure.

I once heard famous Aspen climber Neil Beidleman say that adventure is the art of feeling uncomfortable. If this is the case, then I must be on the right track, and here I go. rslabaugh@aspentimes.com

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THE WEEKLY CONVERSATION

VOX POP What’s your favorite thing to do in the snow?

Rob Wells Aspen

“Snowboarding, for a multitude of reasons.

But mainly because it’s a good outlet to escape from daily life.”

Carl Evans C a r b o n da l e

“Oh man, I don’t even know.

Getting out of it.”

Ben Reznik Lo s A n g e l e s

“I like to drive in the snow. It’s kind of fun for people like us who spend time in Southern California. It’s a challenge.”

by John Colson

An ode to a hopeful view of the coming year Out with the old, in with the new, That’s what the end of a year can do.

Kind of like when you’re feeling out of breath And the coming minutes could mean life or death.

But forget all that, there’s a world out there That’s wondering if we, the U.S., ever will care About more than our own creature comforts and riches, Or whether we’ll remain imperialist sons a’ bitches.

HIT&RUN

Because the end of a year, any year, you see Brings a chance to do things better, or to be Just a little bit smarter, nicer, more clear Than you were at the end of the previous year.

There are no guarantees that you’ll really be better, But like a blank page as you start on a letter, The chance is there, if only you’ll make The effort to think firmly about our earthly fate.

You may not have noticed, but that year just passed Had a stench that could make even a rock face gasp.

Oh, sure, we stuck with the president we’d got, But the process of Election 2012 was a shock.

More money was spent than ever before, And we feared yet another result like Al Gore’s.

But the polling seemed cleaner, more open, somehow, Though the Tea Party’s screeching about voter fraud now.

So Obama’s our leader for another quadrennial, As we hope he is not just another perennial Disappointment, a sham, a nowhere guy Who forgets how he got where is, and why.

They see us like that, the world’s poor and frightful, Who believe all the ads that they see by the nightful, Which show that Americans, each and every one, Are gorgeous and wealthy, and we each own a gun.

A lot of the world remains closer to the earth Then we in America, who despite our net worth Can’t quite understand, if we fail in life’s test, That we’ll thrive or we’ll perish along with the rest.

As great forests and whales disappear from this place, And small plants and animals stare extinction in the face, It’s hard to explain to either man or child Our choices, our greed, our destruction of the wild.

Some say we’re improving, we’re beginning to see That it’s our move to make, if there’s truly to be A future for humans on this planet, the Earth.

I hope they are right, or we’re bound for much worse.

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CHEERS&JEERS

FIVE THINGS TOP 5 THINGS WE LOVE ABOUT THE FRESH SNOW

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A skier makes tracks on Ajax after one of several winter storms dropped plenty of fresh powder on the slopes, much to the delight of locals and visitors.

CHEERS & JEERS | To the crowds. We have a love-hate relationship with the throngs of people who come the Aspen over the holidays. So cheers to all of you who are strolling the streets with a smile on your face, and jeers to all of you who are honking your horns at them. For 2013, let’s strive for more cheers than jeers when it comes to the holiday crunch.

JEERS | To man fur. We don’t love fur on anyone. But

ASPEN TV PERSONALITY GETS BIG GIG WITH ESPN

When your own website defines you as a “bad-ass Australian beauty,” you’d better be one.

It would seem that Ramona Bruland, a local TV personality who just got signed by ESPN to cover the upcoming Winter X Games in Aspen, as well as other X Games’ events, qualifies. The “Australian beauty” part speaks for itself. But is she a bad ass? “Maybe in a way that’s similar to the typical Aspen woman,” Bruland, 32, said with a laugh. “Especially if you look at it globally. I like to do crazy, off-thewall adventure activities.”

Bruland pointed out that she’s into all sorts of stuff : from skiing and hang-gliding to dirt-bike riding and

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really, men in fur is bad. Especially big men. And big men in fur coats, hats and boots is just plain wrong. This is Aspen, not Antarctica. You will be plenty warm in a basic puffy coat.

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CHEERS | To the locals. From waiters and bartenders to ski techs and ski instructors, thanks for getting the job done. From one group of hard-working locals to another, we applaud you.

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spear-fishing. But the point of the interview was her new gig with ESPN. — Andre Salvail

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HABITAT FOR HUMANITY SOARS WITH ASPEN HOTEL DONATIONS

Habitat for Humanity Roaring Fork grossed a record 2 million in 2012, thanks in large part to the generosity of five upper valley hotels undertaking remodels.

The Hotel Jerome, Snowmass Club Residences, St. Regis, Ritz-Carlton and Inn at Aspen collectively contributed thousands of pieces of furniture and other items that the nonprofit sold through its ReStore.

Sales of the Victorian furniture

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STAY IN THE KNOW — CATCH UP ON RECENT NEWS & LOCAL EVENTS and pillows, curtains and other items from the Hotel Jerome raised 240,000, according to Habitat For Humanity Roaring Fork President Scott Gilbert. The sale of the items from the 30 condominiums at Snowmass Club Residences generated another 210,000, he said.

Habitat had to open a second outlet, which it calls ReStore, in Glenwood Springs to showcase and sell all the high-end furniture.

— Scott Condon

ASPEN

LOCAL CHILD-CARE CENTER MAKES CHANGES IN WAKE OF CONNECTICUT SHOOTINGS

Aspen’s largest child care center has tightened down its security

and the Aspen public schools are discussing if changes are necessary at their campus in the wake of the Dec. 14 school shootings in Connecticut.

“We have been talking about security for years, and there were always mixed feelings about how we should handle things at the Yellow Brick. But after (Dec. 14), that conversation pretty much changed for everybody,” said Shirley Ritter, director of Kids First, the city of Aspen’s child care arm. According to Ritter, security at the Yellow Brick Building — which is home to the Early Learning Center, Mare’s Playgroup and Aspen Mountain Tots — was tightened down. Namely, access to the building is now limited to one main entrance; previously, classrooms could be accessed from separate exterior doors.

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‘Chasing Ice’ helps us face the future DESCRIBING SOMETHING of ice looks daunting. As he did this as moving at a “glacial pace” used in Alaska and Montana, as well as to be an insult. Not anymore: The in Iceland and Greenland, you see documentary film, “Chasing Ice,” and hear the frustration of his early provides clear evidence that these miscalculations. But the evidence days a glacial pace is one that has piles up in the film, and it validates violently speeded up.

Balog’s mission.

Taking us literally into This work also the bowels of glaciers in became an adventure Greenland, Alaska and of high order. Literally.

Iceland, the movie delivers The giant ice cap of a compelling argument for Greenland reaches an accelerated response elevations of 10,000 to our accumulating, feet, but the melting manmade greenhouse water has created ALLEN BEST VANDEVELDER gas emissions. canyons with unknown Not many people were serpentine depths. Into in the theater where I saw the one of these slippery, sinister but movie in Denver recently, but those captivating chasms, Balog and his who were remained in their seats team descended via climbing ropes, throughout the blizzard of credits.

How often does that happen? The film focuses on the work of James Balog, who got a master’s degree in science in the 1970s, but instead took up the more visceral work of outdoor photography in Colorado’s San Juan Mountains.

He has achieved great success with his photographs of wildlife. Some of his images of endangered species were used for a series of U.S. postal stamps, and later, he undertook a project to document the world’s tallest trees. That’s not something you can do in a studio, nor is it something he did simply by standing at a safe distance. The images he created required both climbing skills, acquired in mountains but adapted to trees, as well as mastery of photographic technology.

I first heard about Balog’s new project in 2009, when he spoke at the Telluride Mountainfilm Festival.

A year or so later, I saw him at the Wheeler Opera House in Aspen, this time with images from Greenland. as if bravely advancing toward the The photos were disturbing. snout of the dragon. Watching these Balog’s says his primary ambition scenes, perched on the edge of my was to make climate change visual seat, I thought back to the dozens of and visceral. To do this, he mounted mountain-climbing films I’ve seen dozes of time-lapse cameras near over the years. This work by Balog, glaciers to record them as they who is now around 60 and struggles withered. The sheer logistics of to walk on badly damaged knees, bolting boxes to rocks on the side strikes me as comparable to the very of mountains overlooking the rivers best of the mountaineering genre.

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The notion that these are extraordinary times is reinforced by a synopsis of a nine-hour sequence capturing a giant glacier calving off an ice field the size of Manhattan.

As the ice, taller than the Empire State Building, finally slides into the water, its fall feels cataclysmic, and Balog, as well as the various speakers introduced in the film, assure us that it felt that way to them, too.

Along with the rapidly vanishing ice of the Arctic Ocean, a correlation (and probable causation) seems inescapable between the diminishing ice field and rising greenhouse gases.

For those of us with children or grandchildren, seeing documentation like this can leave you feeling helpless and discouraged about the

effectively translate solar heat into electrical energy, and he believes that our only hope to get past our dependency on the fossil fuels is to figure out how to more effectively capture solar energy.

Nocera challenged Balog’s gloomy evidence from the glaciers that are rapidly disappearing. The men agreed about the desperate challenge of climate change — perhaps the defining issue of our times — but Nocera was more optimistic. He believed that we still had a chance to cut our destructive pollution in time to avert the worst that might happen.

Balog’s photos and all other rational evidence argue for immediate action, similar to our response to Pearl Harbor in 1941.

future. That was the response of my companion at the film.

It made me recall the first time I saw Balog’s slides in Aspen. In the question-and-answer period after his show, Balog was challenged

by Dan Nocera, a chemist from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is working to create chemical surfaces that will more

Instead, we drag our feet. It’s easy to be pessimistic. Myself, I tend toward optimism — but that, like religion, requires a leap of faith.

Allen Best is a contributor to Writers on the Range, a service of High Country News(hcn.org). He writes about natural resource issues in the Denver area.

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LEGENDS & LEGACIES

CLASSIC ASPEN

by TIM WILLOUGHBY

Men wearing 1890s work hats pose before descending a mine shaft.

HATS AND HARDHATS One of my favorite mining era photographs (above) shows a shift

of miners poised to descend into darkness for a day of dangerous toil. I always feel taken by their positive expressions emboldened by mustaches, fashionable for the day. But I noticed something else while recently scanning my photo collection: those miners undertook their work without hardhats.

Men in those days did not leave home without a hat, and you certainly would not venture into the Aspen underground without one.

In addition to the temperature, a constant 58 degrees, dripping water and dust also plagued a hatless miner. But how did they manage without a hardhat?

Tunneling through solid rock was costly, so tunnel dimensions were the bare minimum for passage.

The preponderance of Cornish miners whose stature was closer to 5 feet than 6 feet meant that an adequate tunnel height was just more than 5 feet. A taller man walked hunched or risked hitting his head. Tunnels that were not

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but many mining fatalities in that era may have been averted by a hardhat. Some miners were felled by falling objects. Someone working

OTHER THAN A FEW LEATHER HATS, SIMILAR TO EARLY FOOTBALL HELMETS, HARDHATS WERE RARE IN THE MINING WORLD FOR MANY YEARS. incidence of head-knocking and a cloth hat offered a thin buffer.

A glance through cemetery “cause of death” records turns up few fatalities from head injuries,

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above in a mine shaft dropped tools or timber on those unsuspecting below. Rocks dislodged from cavernous ceilings and landed on unprotected heads.

Other than a few leather hats, similar to early football helmets, hardhats were rare in the mining world for many years. Although the military helmets of World War I suggested a solution for miners, the use of a hardhat in any industrial setting did not take hold until the 1930s. Underground miners went without hardhats until the 1940s when fiberglass hats took over the market. Perhaps because 1890s miners wore out their hats on tunnel ceilings or perhaps because hats were the most important fashion item, Aspen’s clothing stores all featured hats. One of the larger stores, Kobeys on downtown Hyman Avenue, had an entire hat department where shoppers chose from many styles, materials and colors. There were linen hats, straw hats, crusher hats, work hats, stiff hats/soft hats, wide-brim hats, fedora style hats and Stetsons.

The dress hat of choice was the fedora. Prices for dress hats ranged from (today’s dollars) 22.50 to 70.

Work hats were not inexpensive, most sold for around 15. Bargain hats, and hats for boys, were straw and cost about the same as for a dozen of farm fresh eggs.

The safety of a standard issue hardhat would have held some attraction, but a discerning look at miners in the century-old photo suggests they may have preferred a hat that made a more fashionable, personal statement.

Tim Willoughby’s family story parallels Aspen’s. He began sharing folklore while teaching for Aspen Country Day School and Colorado Mountain College. Now a tourist in his native town, he views it with historical perspective. Reach him at redmtn@schat.net.

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A LUXURIOUS PICNIC

1911

THE OBSERVATION lounge in a Colorado Midland passenger train was a luxurious way to travel around the turn of the century. Local newspapers reported in 1911 that the Midland was preparing to take a group of Aspen picnickers up the Fryingpan River, saying, “There was good reason to celebrate. The sun shined and water (as well as other things) flowed.”

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INGREDIENTS MASH BILL 56% yellow corn, 38% green rye, 6% unmalted barley BARREL PROGRAM 100% new American white oak barrels, 53 gallon AVERAGE AGE AT BOTTLING 2-3 years ABV 43%

BRECKENRIDGE BOURBON WHISKEY ONE DAY LAST WEEK, my co-manager Ryan and I decided we needed to hide in the lounge and try a sip of Breckenridge Bourbon Whiskey. We had just wrapped up “one of those days.” I was pleasantly surprised when I took a taste of this bourbon whiskey that is created with Colorado snowmelt. It has a smooth finish and has no kick. I really enjoyed it because it is smoky, yet not ashy. 2013 may be a year of whiskey for me, as I am acquiring a taste for it. Happy New Year.

Gunilla Asher grew up in Aspen and now is the co-manager of The Aspen Times. She writes a drink review weekly in the spirit of “She’s not a connoisseur, but she is heavily practiced.”

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by KELLY J. HAYES

WINES FOR THE COMING YEAR THIS IS THE TIME of year when pundits use their prime print real estate to write about what trends will be lighting up the New Year. It can be a useful exercise, but with wine, a timeless pursuit where things evolve on the whims of Mother Nature, it may not be as relevant as say, predictions about fashion or new car styles.

Still there is much to look forward to in 2013 in the world of wine and spirits. Indulge me if you will while I list a few of the things that I KELLY J. would like to point my HAYES headlights toward as we move into another year.

This will be the year when we begin to see the first wines of the 2012 vintage in California start to be released. This past fall had near universal acclaim from growers and vintners and it is expected that for years, if not decades, we will be enjoying the wines from 2012. I am especially interested in trying some of these wines in barrel this spring when I visit Napa Valley.

About that visit. I have been invited to participate in the 2013 Napa Symposium for Professional Wine Writers in February at the Meadowood Resort. This conference, which brings together many of the world’s most talented wine scribes, coincides with both the induction of the current class of the Napa Vintners Hall of Fame and the Premiere Napa Wine Auction. Obviously I am over the moon in anticipation of all three events, especially the ceremony where wine writers Robert Parker Jr. and Frank Shoemakers, union leader Cesar Chavez and winemaker Merry

Edwards will be immortalized in relief at the Culinary Institute of America.

Closer to home, I am excited about spending more time under the wine wall at Element 47 in the coming year.

Jonathan Pullis, wine director at The Little Nell, finally has a showcase displaying a comparative few bottles from the resort’s expansive collection.

The new design is elegant and efficient, and provides a welcoming place to have a glass of wine.

This year in wines expect there to be a greater emphasis on sweet, lighter wines with lower alcohol levels as the industry responds to the drinking public’s focus on health. Look for sparklers like Moscato, light in body and with a just a ouch of sweetness, to find their way onto wines by the glass lists. These sparkling wines will also be used in a number of wine based cocktails as the cocktail movement continues to evolve and become more inclusive for drinkers who like spirits mixed with wines.

SOMM’S SELECTION Sugar levels in red wines have also struck a cord of late, particularly with younger drinkers. Wines like “Apothic” and “Red Velvet” have seen exponential growth in sales in the last year and I wouldn’t be surprised if a sparkling Shiraz from Australia didn’t find its way to these shores.

In terms of regions I expect that we will be seeing more still wines from Portugal. Vinho Verde white wines are being joined by new red still wines being released by makers who have been known for year for producing great Ports. Grapes like Touriga Franca and Tinta Roriz are being used in still wines to great effect.

All in all, 2013 looks to be another great year in the glass. Looking forward to sharing it with you.

Kelly J. Hayes lives in the soon-tobe-designated appellation of Old Snowmass with his wife, Linda, and a black Lab named Vino. He can be reached at malibukj@aol.com.

LINCOLN MANUEL Justice Snow’s has established itself as the go-to spot in town for cocktails. Under the tutelage of Joshua-Peter Smith, the bar has developed a reputation as place of sophistication and taste. Now Lincoln Manuel has been charged with raising the bar with the wine program.

Going into 2013 expect a greater emphasis on creating a more “global” list. It was funny that Lincoln chose this wine to highlight as the song “Reunion”

by M83 has been burning on my play list of late. I guess it was just meant to be. — K.J.H. “As we started to update the wine list for this season, one of the first things I chose was this Malbec to pour by the glass.

Malbec is still riding a wave of popularity and we hadn’t previously offered one. The Reunion is composed of 100 percent single vineyard estate fruit from the sustainably farmed family-run RJ Vineyards in Valle de Uco, Mendoza.

Thirty percent of the wine was fermented in second-year French oak barrels, 70 percent in stainless steel and the blend then aged in cement tanks. The result is a bright wine with great red fruit and plums up front and a hint of chocolate on the finish.” — Lincoln Manuel, wine director, Justice Snow’s

The Vinho Verde region in Portugal is growing in popularity.

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PINE CREEK COOKHOUSE: ALPINE CUISINE AT ITS FINEST I’M NOT SURE why Pine Creek Cookhouse has not been in my dining rotation these last few years. Perhaps I believed it was too much effort? Or that there had been few times special enough to deserve the visit?

But I’ve been amiss in my hasty choice to snub it. Because what I rediscovered on a recent visit is that Pine Creek Cookhouse still captures AMIEE WHITE everything special that is BEAZLEY Aspen: nature, sport and fine food — and wraps it all into one.

Of course people already know that the “getting there” is half the fun of Pine Creek, but they would be mistaken if they think that replaces the quality of the meal itself? Surely the free walk, or pay to sleigh or cross-country ski — which begins at the end of Castle Creek Road and leads to the restaurant sitting in the shadow of Star Peak — is invigorating, fun and helps you feel as though you’ve earned your meal, but it does not need to make up for any lack of excellence on the part of this kitchen. I was delighted and somewhat surprised at the superior meal that is served in this remote location. Seeing that everything at Pine Creek Cookhouse is packed in at the beginning of the day, there is a chance taken with the constancy of what is offered. I’ve had experiences at other restaurants with this challenge, and none have risen to meet this challenge like Pine Creek.

Pine Creek’s meals, several of which I sampled, not only were solid in ingredients and preparation, but as well in invention and execution.

Simply put: You’d never know you were eating in a backcountry cabin ... far, far, far off the beaten path.

Nor was our experience lacking in service. Our waiter, knowledgeable and friendly, treated our small group like the celebrities who often dine at Pine Creek. And everyone from the ski hut to the bar was happy to be there to share in our experience.

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No one is happier to be at Pine Creek Cookhouse than the executive chef himself, Christopher Keating.

After years in the kitchens of The Little Nell and Hotel Jerome, some of his followers were surprised to hear of Keating’s move out of the main stage of downtown Aspen and into a role, well, out in the boondocks.

But Keating has invigorated this menu with all the lessons of those other fine dining establishments and his joy of place, of his staff and his position is evident.

“This is truly American Alpine cuisine at its finest,” he says. He talks highly of the people who help him source so many of the local ingredients — elk, lamb, greens — which flavor his menu, but also of the experience of being at Pine Creek.

The skiing he enjoys every day just to get to his kitchen, the stories and experiences of those in the “all-star cast” he has surrounded himself with.

So if you are teetering on the edge of a visit to Pine Creek Cookhouse, don’t make the same mistake I made and wait years to return. Do it now.

The best of the Aspen experience is waiting for you at a mere 9,700 feet.

Amiee White Beazley writes about dining, restaurants and food-related travel for the Aspen Times Weekly.

She also works at the Woody Creek Distillery in Woody Creek, Colorado.

Follow her on Twitter @awbeazley1, or email awb@awbeazley.com.

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by AMIEE WHITE BEAZLEY

DIRECTIONS TO PINE CREEK FROM ASPEN: Take Main Street (Highway 82 West) going out of town toward the Aspen Airport. At the roundabout exit onto Castle Creek Road. You will pass the hospital almost immediately on your right. Follow Castle Creek Road for 11 miles to the road’s end.

The King Cabin Nordic Center will be to your right.

Driving time is approximately 30 minutes.

FROM SNOWMASS VILLAGE Take Brush Creek Road from Snowmass Village to Highway 82. Make a right turn on Highway 82 East towards Aspen. Just before entering Aspen you will reach the roundabout. At the roundabout exit onto Castle Creek Road. You will pass the hospital almost immediately on your right. Follow Castle Creek Road for 11 miles to the road’s end.

The King Cabin Nordic Center will be to your right.

Driving time is approximately 45 minutes.

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by Amanda Charles

it has come to my attention that there are two types of New Year’s resolutions one chooses to make at the start of a fresh year: one of optimistic intent with full potential to come true, and the other, one of little or no meaning kept on standby just in case someone asks. The surveys say about 40 to 45 percent of us usually make New Year’s resolutions — mostly because they hold traditional importance and give us something to work toward. Still, while we often admit to being open to change and new beginnings in our everyday lives, it is somewhat disappointing to learn that in the long run we actually spend more time breaking our resolutions than making them.

Last year, the surveys also say only 8 percent of us were successful in achieving our resolutions, yet we continue to enter each year with newfound promises and goals, which begs the question, “Why?” Because maybe deep down we know a little selfimprovement could do us some good, or maybe we just like to create optimism for a better tomorrow, or maybe it’s just the pressure of tradition. Either way, because it’s that time of year again, and because most of us are going to make resolutions regardless if we win or lose, I sought out some of the 2012 newsmakers in Aspen to kick off the year in a positive light. Here are their 2013 New Year’s resolutions:

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RESOLUTIONS “TO GET BARRELED.” — MIKE KAPLAN, CEO, SKICO

“WE LIVE I NAV NEVERTHEL ERY DARK AND CHAL LE ESS, WE AR E FAR FROM NGING TIME. WHEN IT C OMES TO C HELPLESS HANGING L PEOPLE HO IVES AND G PE. MY RES IVING O L U DILIGENTLY TION IS TO WITH OTHE WORK RS TO BE A MAKER FO DIFFERENC R GOOD, FO E R LOVE AN — ROBER D FOR GOD T DE WETTE .”

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Aspen Skiing Co. President and CEO Mike Kaplan, right, laughs with Klaus Obermeyer, center, and Klaus’ son, Wally Obermeyer.

Robert de Wetter rides a horse led by Robert Mandel at the Blessing of the Animals at Snowmass Chapel in September.

“I DON’T HAVE ANY RESOS YET — WE JUST GOT PAST THE END OF THE WORLD.” — MICK IRELAND, MAYOR, ASPEN

Mayor Mick Ireland makes a point during a public forum about hydroelectric power in Aspen.

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Sheriff Joe DiSalvo is sworn in front of the courthouse in 2011.

“I USUALLY DO NOT DO RESOLUTIONS, MAINLY BECAUSE LIKE MOST OTHERS I NEVER KEEP ANY OF THEM, WHICH LEADS TO DISAPPOINTMENT. I BELIEVE IN LIVING AS MUCH IN TODAY AS I CAN, LOOKING TOO FAR AHEAD IS A DISTRACTION TO THE NOW. MAN, I SOUND LIKE ECKHART TOLLE. ANYWAY, MAYBE WE SHOULD MAKE DAILY RESOLUTIONS; THEY WILL MOST LIKELY BE EASIER TO KEEP.” — JOE DISALVO, SHERIFF, PITKIN COUNTY

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RESOLUTIONS “LEARN TO SKI, LEARN THE NAME OF EVERY STUDENT AT AHS AND LOSE THE ‘LAST 10 POUNDS.’” — KIMBERLY MARTIN, PRINCIPAL, ASPEN HIGH SCHOOL

“I’M HOPING TO CLIMB AND SKI MANY NEW PEAKS IN 2013 — IN COLORADO, ALASKA, CALIFORNIA AND ANTARCTICA AND TO DO SO SAFELY AND WITH MANY FRIENDS. I ALSO WANT TO RUN MY FIRST ULTRA- DISTANCE RACE, MAYBE A 50 MILER.” — CHRIS DAVENPORT, BIG MOUNTAIN SKIER, ASPEN

“I WOULD LIKE TO SKI MORE, WRITE MORE THANK YOU NOTES AND TO BE ABLE TO DO THE FULL SPLITS AGAIN.” — ERIN NOETHEN HEINTZ, SALES AND MARKETING DIRECTOR, BELLY UP

Chris Davenport soaks in the views from the top of Mount Hood in May.

“I RESOLVE NOT TO SERVE ANY BLUEFIN TUNA. IT IS HIGHLY ENDANGERED DUE TO OVERFISHING, AND I DON’T WANT TO BE THE GUY TO SERVE THE LAST ONE ON THE PLANET.” — MATTHEW DRAPER, HEAD SUSHI CHEF, TAKAH SUSHI

Sushi chef Matthew Draper prepares a “customer’s choice” order at Takah’s sushi bar.

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EXPRESS Y L T N E U Q MORE FRE O T G N I V L NDS AND E O I S R E F R , Y L M I A “I TO MY FAM DO FOR ME, AND E D U T I T A MY GR HAT THEY W R , TO MAKE O E F L S B I R S E S K O R COWO NEVER P E H W , T S E B THEM.” R O F TO DO MY R E T T LITTLE BE A S G N I H CEO, RFTA T , P I H S N E LANK — DAN B

RFTA CEO Dan Blankenship, eighth from left, attends a groundbreaking ceremony in Carbondale.

“SPEND MORE QUALITY TIME WITH MY WIFE, RUTHIE; RECONNECT WITH THE DESERT AND MOUNTAINS; TRAVEL TO ITALY, AND LASTLY, RESEARCH WHETHER MY GREAT, GREAT GRANDFATHER, WALLACE “WALLIS” HATFIELD, A COUSIN OF DEVIL ANSE HATFIELD, WAS DIRECTLY INVOLVED IN THE INFAMOUS HATFIELD AND MCCOY FEUD.”— JACK HATFIELD, COMMISSIONER, PITKIN COUNTY Pitkin County Commissioner Jack Hatfield, left, and landowner Peter Droste survey the site of a proposed homesite.

“I HAVE LOVED THE JOB, THIS TOWN AND THE FAMILIES AND CHILDREN I HAVE BEEN PRIVILEGED TO SERVE. MY RESOLUTION IS TO CONTINUE TO FOLLOW THE SAGE ADVICE OF CONFUCIUS: “CHOOSE A JOB YOU LOVE, AND YOU WILL NEVER HAVE TO WORK A DAY IN YOUR LIFE.”’ — JOHN SUITOR, HEADMASTER, ASPEN COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL

Aspen Country Day School headmaster John Suitor, after announcing his retirement.

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ACROSS THE GREAT MUSICAL DIVIDE 2012: THE YEAR IN STEWY’S EARS

Tift Merritt, “Traveling Alone”

YES, WE ARE UNDOUBTEDLY EXPERIENCING a time of extreme political division in this great nation of ours. But that’s nothing compared to how severely we are split musically.

Check out the blizzard of end-ofyear lists, and the consensus is that there is little consensus at all. While there are a handful of albums that get repeated mentions, the fact is we are all living between our own private earbuds, getting off on our own different slices of the musical spectrum. (If there is one thing we might all agree on, it is that Rolling Stone is hopelessly out of touch as a tastemaker, having tabbed Bruce Springsteen’s middling “Wrecking Ball” as the No. 1 album of 2012.)

Bully for that, I say. Whatever monumental changes have hit the recording business over the years, they haven’t decimated the creative spirit. On the contrary, the output of music is enormous, the diversity is

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endless, the spirit of experimentation is thriving. My desk is piled high with CDs, my inbox overflowing with downloads. And in my car, my teenage daughter commandeers the radio, putting on “her station,” and exposing me to a separate musical realm I would not have ventured into. The experience has not been unenjoyable.

Here’s how 2012 sounded to me, a baker’s dozen of my favorites. I invite further suggestions.

FRANK OCEAN, “CHANNEL ORANGE” We can finally stop waiting for D’Angelo to give us a worthy followup to 2000’s “Voodoo.” Instead of the next D’Angelo album, we get the first album from 25-year-old singer Frank Ocean, a member of the California hip-hop collective Odd Future. “Channel Orange” exists in the same neo-soul realm

as “Voodoo” — easy on the ears, but also edgy and out-there. Like D’Angelo, Ocean has a once-a-decade seductiveness to his voice. But where D’Angelo stayed more or less entirely in bedroom mode, Ocean ventures out into the world, exploring class, gender and spirituality, and mixing a wide vocabulary of sounds, from psychedelic rock to electro-funk, into his groove. Let’s hope the parallel with D’Angelo ends with the neo-soul genre; I don’t want to wait a decade for Ocean’s next pronouncement.

GRIZZLY BEAR, “SHIELDS” To my ears, this is the sound of rock music in 2012. “Shields,” the fourth album by the Brooklyn quartet Grizzly Bear, unquestionably pushes the boundaries in sound and song structure; you really don’t know what’s around the bend — a freak-folk break, a bluesy guitar hook, crunchy chords.

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drummer. “Fear Fun” should do plenty to establish an identity of his own.

The first album released under the Father John Misty, “Fear Fun” is sweet and dark and poetic, with shades of old rock ‘n’ roll, but even more of the sense of urgency to plunge into the unknown future.

Father John Misty makes his Aspen debut Friday, Jan. 4, at Belly Up.

Radiohead, and modern songwriters like Josh Ritter, as primary influences.

There is a Radiohead cover (“Kid A”), but more telling is the opening track, the original “Movement and Location,” which is promisingly Radiohead-esque. Yes, humor, virtuosity, emotion, irony and artistic vision can coalesce.

ALABAMA SHAKES, BOB DYLAN, “TEMPEST” If “Duquesne Whistle” doesn’t put a smile on your face ... well, your problem. Dylan’s smile, as he slips into a Louis Armstrong-esque croak, is enormous. The song is about nothing other than Dylan himself — at 71, on his 35th studio album, Dylan retains the force of a train: “I wonder if that old oak tree’s still standing/ That old oak tree, the one we used to climb.”

Oh yeah, still standing tall and mighty, and not just in this chugging, joyous rocker. Dylan can access the dark (“Pay in Blood”), the tender (“Roll on John,” an homage to John Lennon), and the epic, with the 14-minute, 45verse (!!) title track about the Titanic.

Frank Ocean’s “Channel Orange”

And then they’ll throw in a catchy, tuneful segment that brings you back to something familiar and lovely.

WIDESPREAD PANIC, “WOOD” After making some of the best studio albums to come out of the jam-band world, then seemingly giving up on the idea of the studio as a creative outlet with a string of hohum efforts, Widespread Panic goes into live-album mode and delivers a beauty. “Wood” documents the Georgia sextet’s first true acoustic tour, and they use the opportunity for some serious reinvention. The twodisc set brings out new sides of Panic — most notably, the acoustic picking of guitarist Jimmy Herring and the wizardry of keyboardist Jojo Hermann — as they reinterpret old favorites and break out a few new covers, including John Lennon’s “The Ballad of John and Yoko.” Bonus for local listeners: four tracks from “Wood” were recorded at Belly Up Aspen.

DAVID BYRNE & ST. VINCENT, “LOVE THIS GIANT” Two off beat artists manage to merge their talents seamlessly in this crisp, funky, original concoction. The sounds — especially the horn section, the foundation here, used in such a unique way — are so ear-turning that you can miss the statement about the environment that “Love This Giant” is making.

TIFT MERRITT, “TRAVELING ALONE” A lot of people heard the greatness of Joni and Emmylou in the early work of North Carolina-bred singersongwriter Tift Merritt. I failed to hear that until “Traveling Alone,” Merritt’s fifth album. Producer Tucker Martine (the Decemberists, My Morning Jacket) brings in players like guitarist Marc Ribot and violinist Rob Moose to provide an avant backdrop.

But the star is Merritt’s evocative, country-folk voice (yes, shades of Emmylou) and superb songs.

LEONARD COHEN, “OLD IDEAS” On his first studio album in eight years, the 78-year-old Cohen meditates on mortality and death. He seems to know something about the subject the rest of us do not; Cohen appears to have a direct pipeline to God. His spare poetry, fragile voice and minimalist production strip away all that is extraneous, leaving only the holy. But left intact, in songs like “Show Me the Place” and the sexy “Different Sides,” is an abundant sense of humor and playfulness.

BEACH HOUSE, “BLOOM” On their fourth album, the Maryland-based duo of instrumentalist Alex Scally and French-born singer Victoria Legrand reminds me of the ’80s — but leaving out all the dreadful parts, and saving just the best of the synthesizers, the showiness, the unapologetic melodicism. Legrand’s voice is dreamy, or what you’d hope to hear in your dreams.

GLEN HANSARD, “RHYTHM AND REPOSE” Having done the rock band (the Frames), the folky duo (Swell Season) and taking a quick break to become a movie star (2006’s “Once”), Irishman Glen Hansard, at 42, got around to the solo thing. “Rhythm and Repose” captures all the passion that Hansard put into his previous projects. Some of the songs here are great (the ambivalent “Maybe Not Tonight,” “The Storm, It’s Coming”) and some are merely good, but you’re never left with a doubt about Hansard’s desire to make you see and feel something.

PUNCH BROTHERS, “WHO’S FEELING YOUNG NOW?”

FATHER JOHN MISTY, “FEAR FUN” Josh Tillman, aka Father John Misty, downplays his involvement in Seattle superstar band Fleet Foxes, in which Tillman contributed some parts to the later albums and toured as their

Mandolinist Chris Thile and company take yet another big step into the future of the string quintet.

Bill Monroe and bluegrass, and even progressive acoustic groups of the past like New Grass Revival, fade to the background as Punch Brothers look to

“BOYS & GIRLS” Resurrecting old soul, as so many singers have done of late, can seem like a fairly easy thing to do, and my first reaction to this debut album by Alabama Shakes was, “Too easy.” But on numerous listens since then, what emerged was the way the band was shaking up the soul genre, with just enough thrashing and pounding. And really, can you hold it against singer Brittany Howard that her voice is too easy to like? “Boys & Girls” is very good; I expect Alabama Shakes to produce something truly great their next time out.

DONALD FAGEN, “SUNKEN CONDOS” Between Steely Dan and solo projects, singer-keyboardist Donald Fagen has released six albums in the past 22 years. Which might be a paucity, but in Fagen’s case it seems just right. It leaves just enough time that when we do get something new from Fagen, we are reminded of how singular a niche of the pop-jazz-rockfusion spectrum he has invented.

“Sunken Condos” is Fagen in full — the studio as a device to achieve sonic perfection. It might be too much cool precision if we were exposed, say, every two years. But Fagen’s last album was 2006’s “Morph the Cat,” and after a six-year gap, “Sunken Condos” sounds ... well, perfect.

AND A BUNCH MORE REASONS TO WALK ON DOWN TO YE OLDE CORNER RECORD STORE: Rufus Wainwright, “Out of the Game”; the Shins, “Port of Morrow”; Bettye Lavette, “Thankful n’ Thoughtful”; the Debo Band, “The Debo Band”; Andrew Bird, “Break It Yourself”; Calexico, “Algiers”; Spiritualized, “Sweet Heart, Sweet Light”; Dr. John, “Locked Down”; Damien Jurado, “Maraqopa”; Vijay Iyer Trio, “Accelerando”; the Lumineers, “The Lumineers”; the Grateful Dead, “Dave’s Picks Vol. 2: Dillon Stadium, Hartford, CT, 7/31/74”; These United States, “These United States”; Patterson Hood: “Heat Lightning Rumbles in the Distance”; Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros, “Here.”

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DESTINATION | MAINE

COASTAL MAINE: HIGHPOINTS AND HISTORY

SOME OF THE trails at Acadia National Park on the coast of Maine are not for the timid. They traverse narrow rock ledges high above the forest floor and climb vertical crevices on hand-hewn steps of granite. Some cliff faces are affixed with iron rungs for climbing.

Always in the background is the deep blue of the Atlantic Ocean and a scattering of emerald Islands — the Porcupines, the Cranberries — where sailing yachts swing at anchor and huge cruise ships steam in for a landfall at Bar Harbor.

My son, Tait, 19, opted for a semester swap from Prescott College in Arizona last fall. Curious to see what the East had to offer, this child of the arid West enrolled at College of the Atlantic, a small, intimate and picturesque campus right on the ocean’s edge.

As doting parents, my wife Lu and I escorted Tait to his new school at Bar Harbor, an archetypal New England destination that I had visited with my family at age 11. We wanted a vacation, so the three of us explored coastal Maine together.

Camping along the way, we stopped at Camden, Maine, one of the most charming seaports on the East Coast TOP: Iron rungs are affixed to vertical cliff faces, like on the “Precipice Trail” on Cadillac Mountain, giving Acadia National Park a “Chutes and Ladders” kind of experience. BOTTOM: The advanced trails at Acadia National Park in Maine provide some thrills with vertical exposure on granite faces. The Atlantic Ocean is always at your feet.

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that is dubbed “the most beautiful town in Maine.” White clapboard historical vacation homes are set off by the blue sea, blue sky, and a harbor filled with exotic powerboats and sailing ships. Camden’s aesthetic charm reflects an atmosphere steeped in early American history.

First settled in 1771–1772 by James Richards, who built a home at the mouth of the Megunticook River, Camden became a rendezvous point and encampment for American revolutionary soldiers who battled the British in 1779.

Shipyards, ACADIA NATIONAL PARK is open all logging and year. Information is available at park ice cutting headquarters all year and at Hulls Cove made Camden Visitor Center from April 15 through a prosperous October. Most facilities-including the industrial and visitor center, museums, picnic areas, manufacturing Seawall Campground, and many roadscenter. Starting close during the winter. Most of the Park in the 1880s, Loop Road, including the road to Cadillac Camden Mountain, is closed from December 1 became a through April 14 and at other times when fashionable severe weather creates tourist dangerous conditions. destination that today attracts yachties and summer vacationers, tripling the size of the town from its winter population.

A climb to the top of Mt. Battie, a rounded summit of glacially carved granite slabs, gives a dramatic overview of the town and the harbor, TOP: Bar Harbor, Maine, is an attractive destination for ships of all sizes. Here a large commercial cruise ship stands plus a sighting of Snow Bowl — off shore beyond a private sailing yacht at anchor.

MIDDLE: Sunset on the coast of Maine is a quiet time for taking in the beauty of the Atlantic Ocean.

“Where the mountains meet the sea”

ACADIA NATIONAL PARK

— a summer mountain biking mecca and winter ski resort. A sea kayak tour of the Camden harbor offered us a far different perspective looking up on the abrupt mountains. And when a full moon rose out of the sea it cast its silver shimmers on sparkling waves with serene beauty.

From Camden we drove north to Bar Harbor through historic towns and thick forests of mixed deciduous and evergreens. Once we got Tait situated in his housing, we spent three days exploring Acadia National Park, one of the earliest parks in the system, thanks to land grants from robber barons who discovered the setting in the late 1800s. The town’s register includes J.D. Rockefeller, Joseph Pulitzer, William Proctor, Mary Cadwalader Jones, Frederick Vanderbilt, George Vanderbilt and Evelyn Walsh McLean, each of whom built magnificent “cottages” overlooking the sea.

Scenic carriage trails crisscross Mt. Desert Island, on which Acadia National Park is located, attracting cyclists who enjoy designated routes away from car traffic. Many miles of hiking trails also bisect the island, threading over and between Cadillac Mountain and Mt. Dorr, smooth granite summits bedecked with lush foliage. It is said that the summit of Cadillac Mountain catches the first touch of sun on the North American continent.

Two trails in particular, “The Ladder” and “Precipice,” appealed to us for their black diamond rating, and we were rewarded with cliff climbs and ledge walks. Though Bar Harbor can feel overrun as cruise ships disgorge throngs of tourists who crowd sidewalks while browsing boutiques, T-shirt shops and knickknack nooks, the natural beauty of the park is right on the town boundary, as is the sea.

Whether in Camden or Bar Harbor, watching the fog roll in or catching a rainbow arching over a bay, it is obvious why the magnetic draw of coastal Maine works its spell on so many thousands of visitors. Here lies a palpable sense of history amid a natural setting that frames the Atlantic from spectacular highpoints.

Paul Anderson is a freelance writer who lives in the Roaring Fork Valley.

He also writes a regular column for The Aspen Times on Mondays.

Sea kayakers paddle the coastal waters off Camden, Maine, one of the most beautiful harbor towns in New England.

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The SOCIAL SIDE of TOWN

by MARY ESHBAUGH HAYES

HOTEL JEROME REOPENS THE HOTEL JEROME reopened just in time for the holidays with several soft openings and then two big openings for the public on Dec. 19 and 20. We had all been so worried that the new owners would have taken a Victorian gem and turned it into Anywhere, U.S.A., but instead we found that MARY the remodel is in good ESHBAUGH HAYES taste and several spaces really work that never had been successful before. The flow through the hotel is much better than it was and a beautiful portrait of Jerome B. Wheeler — having been the original builder of the hotel — hangs over the living room fireplace.

Undercurrent ... Happy New Year!

JEROME Nancy Bruce and Nancy Bryant.

JEROME Ski instructors at the Jerome opening are Peter Glavan and Niklaus Kuhn.

JEROME Christy Garfield, Pamela Rosenfeld and Lindsay Wenkler, from the Two Leaves Tea Company.

JEROME Cindi Davis, of Gems of Aspen, and Julie Bloomingdale, the Pasta Girl, both have their products at Aspen Emporium and Flying Circus.

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Brennan Buckley and Wendy Mitchell, from the Avalanche Cheese Company.

Laura Lucero had her Sunfresh Flowers booth.

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Many artisans had booths in the ballroom for the opening, including Emily Marshall of Free Time Goods.

Jim Morgan and Ryan Slabaugh, from The Aspen Times.

JEROME Liz Shapero and Annie Wilkinson, from the Aspen Candy Company.

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Helga Matuska and Kall Wells.

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Charlie and Alexis Weaver and Spencer, the dog.

Eden Vardy of Aspen Tree.

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CURRENTEVENTS

JANUARY 3 - 9, 2013

LISTEN Electronica duo BoomBox, with guitarist Zion Godchaux, plays Thursday, Jan. 3, at Belly Up.

LIVE ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, JANUARY 3 BoomBox with Ramona 9:30 p.m. - 11:55 p.m., Belly Up Aspen, 450 S. Galena St., Aspen.

BoomBox consists of two versatile producers, DJs, songwriters, multi-instrumentalists and longtime friends Russ Randolph and Zion Rock Godchaux. Together they develop an electronic blend of vintage rock and blues made to move dance floors while incorporating their signature backbeat, psychedelia and funky house sounds. Call 970-544-9800.

Damian Smith and Terry Bannon 4 p.m. - 7 p.m., The Limelight Hotel, 355 S. Monarch St., Aspen. Aprés ski live music. Call 970-925-3025.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 4 Damian Smith Trio 3 p.m. - 6 p.m., Base Camp Bar and Grill, Snowmass Village. Free live music for aprés ski. Call 970-923-6000.

Dwight F. Ferren 6 p.m., Aspen-Pitkin County Airport. Solo acoustic guitar instrumentals for airport visitors. Call 970-927-1076.

Father John Misty with Magic Trick (Tim Cohen solo) 9 p.m. - 11:30 p.m., Belly Up Aspen, 450 S. Galena St., Aspen. Joshua Tillman is an American folk singer, guitarist, drummer and songwriter, currently performing under the moniker Father John Misty. He’s a former member of indie rock bands Saxon Shore and Fleet Foxes, and, as Father John Misty, released “Fear Fun” in May. Call 970-544-9800.

NorthYSur 4 p.m. - 7 p.m., Hotel Jerome, Aspen. Blending sounds of North and South American jazz and bossa nova. Call 970-222-7752.

Spore Favore 9 p.m., The Black Nugget, Carbondale. Local jam band performs. Call 970-618-1156.

The Birds of Chicago 8:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m., Steve’s Guitars, 19 N. Fourth St., Carbondale.

Singer-songwriters JT Nero and Allison Russell (from Po’Girl) play original music that crosses from roots Americana into soul and r&b. Call 970-963-3304.

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Vid Weatherwax solo piano 3 p.m. - 6 p.m., 8K Lounge, Viceroy Snowmass. New Orleans jazz and blues. Call 970-923-8000.

Aspen, 450 S. Galena St. Who’s Bad is the ultimate music-and-dance-driven Michael Jackson homage. Call 970-544-9800.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 5 Dwight F. Ferren 11 a.m. - 2 p.m., El Jebel Winter Market, Eagle Crest Nursery. Solo acoustic guitar instrumentals for market patrons and vendors. Call 970-927-1076.

MONDAY, JANUARY 7 Dana Wilson and The Old Time Jam Session 7 p.m. - 10 p.m., Carbondale Beer Works, 647 Main St., Carbondale. All musicians welcome, experienced and beginners; bring your banjo, guitar, mandolin, fiddle, spoons, washboard or whatever and join in the fun of early American music. Call 970-704-1216.

Les Troyens, Live in HD from the Metropolitan Opera House 10 a.m. - 3:30 p.m., Isis Theater, 406 E. Hopkins Ave., Aspen. The Met offers a rare opportunity to witness Berlioz’s vast epic, last performed at the Met in 2003. Deborah Voigt, Susan Graham, Marcello Giordani, and Dwayne Croft lead the starry cast, portraying characters from the Trojan War. Met principal conductor Fabio Luisi marshals the largescale musical forces. Plus, a Q&A with Susan Graham, Deborah Voigt, and Francesca Zambello. Call 970-925-1294.

Mark Ransom and The Mostest 10 p.m. - 11:55 p.m., Aspen Brewing Company. Free live music — soulful, enchanting music that makes you want to dance. Call 541-390-2940.

Paper Diamond 10 p.m. - 11:55 p.m., Belly Up Aspen, 450 S. Galena St., Aspen. Denverbased Paper Diamond, a.k.a. DJ Alex Botwin, is known for making many different kinds of music. The new EP, “Wavesight,” features three heavy hitting original tracks that further demonstrate PD’s musical versatility. Call 970-544-9800.

Nappy Roots 9:30 p.m. - 11:55 p.m., Belly Up Aspen, 450 S. Galena St. Immediately following the BCS Championship. Southern rap quintet best known for hit singles “Po’ Folks,” “Awnaw,” “Roun’ The Globe” and “Good Day.” Call 970-544-9800.

Open Mic Night 9:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m., The Red Onion, 420 E. Cooper Ave., Aspen. Check out what Aspen’s songwriters and musicians have to offer. Call 970-925-9955.

THE ARTS

Vid Weatherwax and Chris Bank 3 p.m. - 6 p.m., 8K Lounge, Viceroy Snowmass. Contemporary jazz and variety. Call 970-923-8000.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 3 BLOCK, PILLAR, SLAB, BEAM 10 am - 7 p.m., Aspen Art Museum, 590 N. Mill St., Aspen.

BLOCK, PILLAR, SLAB, BEAM brings together four artists from across Latin America who explore the evocative potential of found objects and the basic elements of the built environment. The exhibition takes its title from a game devised by philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein that examines the language of building to explore the nature of language itself. Call 970-925-8050.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 6 Open Mic Night 7:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m., Carbondale Beer Works, 647 Main St., Carbondale. Bring your tap shoes, penny whistle, nose flute, poetry or guitar. No embarrassment allowed; all comers welcome.

Call 970-704-1216.

Reception: Third Street Artists Show 5 p.m.

- 7 p.m., Red Brick Center for the Arts, 110 E. Hallam St., Aspen. Opening reception for exhibit of works by the resident artists in Carbondale’s Third Street Center, including Dave Durrance, Jill Scher, Lisa Singer, George Stranahan and Pat Winger. Call 970-429-2777.

Vid Weatherwax and Roberta Lewis 3 p.m. - 6 p.m., 8K Lounge, Viceroy Snowmass. Rhythm and blues/variety. Call 970-923-8000.

Sign-up: Art Club 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Wyly Community Art Center, 99 Midland Spur, Basalt. Registration in progress for Art Club for ages 9 and up. Free preview with Nicole Nagel-Gogolak on Tuesday, Jan. 15 from 3:30-5:30 p.m. Class continues weekly through

Who’s Bad - The Ultimate Michael Jackson Tribute Band 9 p.m. - 11:30 p.m., Belly Up

Feb. 19. Registration is required. This series is designed specifically for the skill and interest level of students who are age 9 and older. Call 970-927-4123.

Adult Beginning Ballet Class 9 a.m. - 10 a.m., Coredination, 520 South Third St., Suite 7, Carbondale. Adult and teen beginning ballet class for those who wish to learn this movement art form in a relaxed and enjoyable environment. Taught by Alexandra Jerkunica, professional ballet dancer and certified pilates instructor. Call 970-379-2187.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 4 BLOCK, PILLAR, SLAB, BEAM 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Aspen Art Museum, 590 N. Mill St. This exhibit brings together four artists from across Latin America who explore the evocative potential of found objects and the basic elements of the built environment. Call 970-925-8050.

Signup: Collage & Mixed Media Techniques 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Wyly Community Art Center, 99 Midland Spur, Basalt. Registration in progress for workshop with Ami Maes for high schoolers and adults (all skill levels) on Saturday and Sunday, January 26-27. Tuition is $120 plus $30 studio fee; members receive 10 percent off. This course offers the opportunity to bring new meaning to your work through the use of collage and words. Call 970-927-4123.

Jill Sheeley: Special Display of Fraser the Dog Books 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Wyly Community Art Center, 99 Midland Spur, Basalt. The Wyly presents Jill Sheeley: Special Display of Fraser the Dog Books, Merchandise and Original Illustrations by Tammie Lane through Dec. 20. Gallery hours are Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Free and open to the public. Call 970-927-4123.

MONDAY, JANUARY 7 George Stranahan: Looking Back 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Wyly Community Art Center, 99 Midland Spur, Basalt. An exhibit featuring work by George Stranahan, a lifelong photographer and inductee of Aspen Hall of Fame. Gallery hours are Monday-Friday. Free and open to the public. Call 970-927-4123.

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Intermediate Teen/Adult Ballet Class 4 p.m. - 5:30 p.m., Coredination 520 S. Third St., Carbondale. Intermediate classical ballet technique class for enthusiastic and experienced dancers who wish to advance their ballet technique in an enjoyable learning environment. Call 970-379-2187.

YOGA & EXERCISE THURSDAY, JANUARY 3 Vinyasa Flow Yoga 6:15 p.m. - 7:15 p.m., Coredination, 520 S. Third St., Suite 7, Carbondale. Class for all levels, taught by certified instructor Anthony Jerkunica. Call 970-379-8108.

CrossFit Elements Class 6 p.m. - 7 p.m., Roaring Fork CrossFit, 402 Park Ave., Basalt.

This is a series of six classes over two weeks introducing participants to CrossFit and prepare them to join daily workouts. Go to www.roaringforkcrossfit.com for a full Elements Class schedule. Call 970-379-6309.

Slackline 7 p.m. - 9 p.m., Aspen Recreation Department, Red Brick School, 110 E. Hallam St., Aspen. Indoor slackline for all ability levels.

No experience needed. Call 970-920-5140.

THE COMMUNITY THURSDAY, JANUARY 3 Cloud 9 Aspen Toastmasters 12 p.m. - 1:30 p.m., Colorado Mountain College room 220, Aspen campus, 255 Sage Way. First and Third Thursdays of the month Cloud 9 Aspen Toastmasters invites residents to its regular club meeting to meet members and learn about the importance of communication skills for today’s professional. Call 303-763-0141.

for ecosystem stability. Planning city parks and other managed landscapes within developed areas to function as a network of habitat fragments and corridors linking these spaces to the surrounding natural landscape via pollinator activity can provide for healthy urban ecosystems for people, plants and animals.

Call 970-963-3977.

Core and Climb 12 p.m. - 1 p.m., Red Brick Recreation Center, 110 E. Hallam St., room 135, Aspen. A class for all levels of experience.

Learn to climb in a fun, safe environment and build strength. Call 970-920-5140.

Hatha Yoga 12 p.m. - 1 p.m., Coredination, 520 S. Third St., Carbondale. Level 1-2 class focuses on connecting fluid movement to the mind and heart exploring what is going on in this connection. Call 970-379-8108.

Martial Arts 6 a.m. - 7:30 a.m., Yellow Brick School gym, Aspen. Adult training in hard and soft styles. First month is free; $30 thereafter.

Call 970-319-8237.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 4 AIARE Avalanche Course-Level 1 5 p.m., Aspen Expeditions, 0115 Boomerang Road, Aspen Highlands. This three-day AIARE certified course emphasizes awareness and avoidance of avalanche terrain and basic decision-making and rescue strategies. The course includes travel techniques, basic rescue procedures and information for traveling in the backcountry.

Students will learn how to prepare for and carry out a trip, to understand the basic decision making process, and learn to rescue a buried person. This course includes both classroom and field work. Call 970-925-7625.

Ski History Tour: Aspen Mountain 11 a.m., Meet at ambassador hut atop mountain.

Offered at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Hosted by the Aspen Historical Society, a guided tour with an emphasis on the mining era and the early days of skiing in Aspen. Call 970-925-3721.

Yoga for Lunch 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m., Aspen Health & Harmony, El Jebel. A fun, community flow class. Call 970-704-9642.

WATCH Kacey Mottet Klein, left, and Léa Seydoux star in the film “Sister,” showing Jan. 6-7, at the Wheeler Opera House.

MONDAY, JANUARY 7 Aerial Boot Camp 6 p.m. - 7 p.m., Honey’s Pole & Aerial Fitness, Basalt. This full-body workout focuses on the strength and flexibility needed for pole dance and aerial activities. Call 970-274-1564.

Ski History Tour: Aspen Highlands 11 a.m., Meet at ambassador hut at Merry-Go-Round, mid-mountain at Highlands. Offered at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. A tour with an Aspen Historical Society guide, with an emphasis on Highlands’ “maverick” reputation, the ‘70s ski culture and the birth of freestyle skiing. Call 970-925-3721.

Beginning Pole Dance Workout 7 p.m. - 8 p.m., Honey’s Pole & Aerial Fitness, Basalt. Learn basic pole lifts, spins, dance, floor and safety.

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Employers: list your job openings with the Workforce Center. Call 970-429-1900.

Kelly Purvis: (Plant) Sex in the City (Park) 7:30 p.m. - 9 p.m., Aspen Center for Environmental Studies, 100 Puppy Smith St., Aspen. A Naturalist Nights presentation at ACES. The pollination of flowering plants by animal pollinators is an extraordinary ecosystem service that is of vital importance

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Winter Vacation at AYC 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Aspen Youth Center, 0861 Maroon Creek Road. The center is open weekdays during the local school district’s winter break. Fourth through 12th graders can come play dodgeball, table tennis and air hockey, take art and cooking classes, and more. The programs are free. he center is upstairs at the Aspen Recreation Center. Call 970-544-4130.

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Meet new momma Daisy and her 5 puppies! She is a very petite and sweet girl...possibly a corgi/terrier mix. Approximately 2 years old and 20 pounds, she is great around other dogs and cats. She is house trained and learns quickly. She is attentive, patient and a loving dog that will make a fabulous companion.

Her puppies are growing fast - there are 4 males and one female. She and her 5 puppies are available for adoption and to take home on February 6th. At that time, she will be spayed, current on her vaccinations and micro-chipped. If you are interested in this doll or her puppies, please visit our website at www.luckydayrescue.org to complete an application. If you have questions, please contact Stephanie at 303-478-0662.

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Winter Break Day Camp 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m., Aspen Elementary School. Come play with Aspen Recreation Center. Plenty of fun activities are planned. Call 970-920-5140.

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‘THE BACKCOUNTRY DIARIES’ ANGELA BURKE, a former resident of Grand and Summit counties, recently published her latest novelette, titled “The Backcountry Diaries: A Christmas Rendezvous.”

The story takes place in the Fraser Valley, including specific locations certain to evoke memories for those familiar with it. The story may hit closer to home for some, as the author dives into relationships common to mountain town living. It’s timely in that it takes place during the holidays.

“The Backcountry Diaries: A Christmas Rendezvous” is a quick read that captures the essence of living and loving in a mountain town — where some treasure free spirit

by JOE DIPIETRO | edited by WILL SHORTZ

Reid Tulley is a reporter for the SkyHi News in Granby.

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‘The Backcountry Diaries: A Christmas Rendezvous’ Angela Burke Summer Solstice Publishing, 2012 30 pages; $0.99

and the pursuit of happiness more than commitment.

The characters in the story go through a defining experience that resonates with hope and positive vibes, perfect for the holiday season.

Burke now lives in Boulder with her family, though they have a second home in Tabernash. This story was dreamed up by the author while sitting at the Winter Park Pub after a day of skiing.

The novelette is available through Summer Solstice Publishing, Smashwords and Amazon.

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