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Hometown Blonde - New Glarus Brewing Company
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Reviews by Chaney:
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4.43/5 rDev +11.3%
I just sampled the #8 ranked German Pilsener (based on BA) right before this one. Now, thanks to BeerFMAndy, I have the honor of drinking the #6. Thanks Andy!
Served in a shaped glass.
A: Sort of on the darker side of the orange spectrum, with quite a bit of haze considering the style, along with an icky, sticky white head.
S: Lots of white pepper with a very Germanic, moth-ball-esque, classical hop profile that is just about perfect.
T: I've always considered Victory's Prima Pils to be the pinnacle here, and since I've had that beer more than just about any beer in the whole beer rep, I'll compare it to that one: Not nearly as bitter on the front or as back, more honey-like in its sweetness, with the stamp of the Deutschland in spades.
M: Prickly carbonation, peppery (as opposed to hoppily bitter), crisp, but with a super-duper sourdough bread disposition. A little greater than moderate in the lacing department.
O: Even better than Victory Prima Pils. My new favorite in this style class.
12-15-2012 04:59:06 | More by Chaney
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4.15/5 rDev +4.3%
Classic Pilsner. Clean, clear, bright light gold with loads of carbonation and a thin white, bubbly head. Aroma of noble hops, grass, floral perfume, and light malts. Herbal and grassy flavor with nice lightly spiced floral hops in the finish. Initially damp and sweet flavor gives way to a lingering dry, hoppy finish in each sip. Light to medium bodied. Very representative of the style. Well done and definitely drinkable.
09-07-2007 15:41:43 | More by DaPeculierDane
4.33/5 rDev +8.8%
Pours into my Sam Adams glass a clear yellow orange hue with a half inch of light bubbly white head on top. Aromas start with crisp pilsner malts that have a nice fresh graininess to them. Herbal, spicy noble hops are there in abundance with a fresh green snap. A bit of a fruity sweetness in there as well. Lovely.
First sip brings smooth, crisp lightly sweet pilsner malt upfront that has a bit of a grainy aspect to it. It flows across the tongue with a bit of fruitiness followed by just the right smack of herbal, spicy noble hops. Finishes with just a touch of bitterness on the back of the palate. This is a great pilsner!
Mouthfeel is smooth and easily drinkable with a nice creaminess to it as well. Very refreshing, this is just a perfect example of what a pilsner should be and I wish I would've picked up more of this. This one stacks up with the best of 'em. Another wonderfully brewed beer from New Glarus! Grab some if you still can.
11-08-2007 02:34:33 | More by orbitalr0x
4/5 rDev +0.5%
08-27-2014 20:16:55 | More by 77apm
4.5/5 rDev +13.1%
12oz brown bottle with no freshness date
LOOK: Bright deep golden hue, lovely lacing
SMELL: Fresh grass, grainy, faint grape skin, fine herbal hop, floral, bready
TASTE: Very smooth, crisp pop, moderate sized body, malty, grainy, grassy, bready, herbal, lemony hop, slightly bitter, clean, spicy, nutty, dry finish
Spot on, I would not expect anything less from New Glarus though even with that said ... they really nailed it here. Close to perfection for the style. Puts many of the imported counterparts to shame.
10-26-2012 02:34:34 | More by Jason
4.25/5 rDev +6.8%
09-15-2012 03:32:44 | More by Guinnsslvr
4.28/5 rDev +7.5%
Pours a clear golden color with a slightly orange hue; frothy white head that retains well and leaves good lacing. Smell is of faint grass, spicy hops, and I get a little lemon and honey in there as well. Biscuity upfront, hints of honeycomb, hops are slightly spicy, but not overdone, a nice lemon zest too. Both body and carbonation are probably around medium levels, but very soft and refreshing on the tongue, quenching your thirst, but encouraging you to take another. Excellent beer; I plan on drinking copious amounts of this over the summer. Updated on July 17, 2007. Original smell was 4.5, taste was 5. Having had this plenty of times, I still rather enjoy it, but prefer Yokel or Edel-Pils to this one.
05-17-2007 02:48:38 | More by badbeer
4.11/5 rDev +3.3%
Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a tall New Glarus Signature Pilsner Glass.
Appearance: Pours a somewhat hazy pale golden orange with a lot of rising bubbles. Solid three fingers of white head with decent retention. Leaves a good amount of lacing around the glass.
Smell: Aroma driven by wheat grains and pale malts with some nice citrus hints. Wheat, grains, and malt upfront along with some light hints of white pepper and coriander spice. Hints of bready biscuit, crackers, straw, and yeast. Solid scents of citrus with some lemon zest and orange peel. Also a little honey that ads to the sweetness. Decent hints of grassy and earthy hops in the background. Solid aroma.
Taste: Like the aroma hints, a nice taste of wheat and citrus with a surprisingly solid kick of hops. Sweet wheat grains and malts with a taste of bready biscuit, straw, crackers, honey, and yeast. Light hints of pepper and a coriander like spicing. Nice taste of mildly tart and dry citrus with some lemon zest and orange. Also some grassy hops towards the finish. A nice balance of malty sweetness and bitterness for the style.
Mouthfeel: Light to medium bodied with a medium to high level of carbonation. Crisp, juicy, and fairly drying. Very smooth.
Overall: A pretty nicely done take on a Pilsner. Nice bready Pils taste with a solid hop backing.
01-09-2013 08:17:02 | More by MattyG85
4.25/5 rDev +6.8%
08-27-2012 21:54:00 | More by tyleeis
3.5/5 rDev -12.1%
05-16-2014 03:53:45 | More by Alex_Weinard
4.1/5 rDev +3%
This beer was poured into a pint glass from a 12 ounce brown bottle at 42º which resulted in 1½ fingers of puffy, white foam. I had to slow down the vigorous pour to get it all in the glass. Lacing was evident with this pale golden blonde colored beverage as was a considerable amount of carbonation. No date information was present on the bottle.
Hops and a honey like sweetness were first sensed. Malt aromas were evidenced later in the floral bouquet.
There was a crisp cleanness with the very first sip. Good hop flavor balanced with the malt results in a flavorful and somewhat forward pilsner.
Nice structure and a palate pleasing pilsner. I like the clean refreshing taste which lasts into the next sip.
This was a good pilsner and could be consumed in quantity. It would be a real good beverage to sit down with on warmer days when you could probably pick up different nuances. This one is also enjoyable through the colder days as it could remind you of the warmer days although it could be après ski also. What the heck, I guess you could drink this all year and be happy.
12-04-2007 22:28:58 | More by SMark
4.53/5 rDev +13.8%
I am rerating this since I am not sure what I was smoking when I intially reviewed it(gave it a 3.4). This is a class pils.
Pour a dilluted pale golden with a frothy, decently retained white head.
Big time hoppy and bizarre nose. Getting notes of creole spices (jambalaya), as well as spicy marinara sauce. Nothing off-puting...just eccentric pleasantries.
Taste begins like caramel flavored saltine cracker. Lightly sweet and very dry. Some likeably odd sun-dried tomato hints. Hops enter next with a variety of spices and grasses. Turns hay-like and slighly musty (again, from the hops). Sweetness creeps in and adds some (lightly) vanilla-flavored communion waffers. Dry at the finish.
Light-medium bodied. Low carbonation for the style, but it doesn't matter.
Just a classic, well-hopped pilsner with some unique traits.
I am somewhat surprised to admit that this is one of New Glarus' best offerings (and maybe their best "regular" year-round product).
12-26-2002 22:33:15 | More by cokes
4.38/5 rDev +10.1%
12oz single, leftover from a 6 pack snagged at sadhanna's for some light summer drinking
appearance: pours into a Sweetwater pint glass a clear straw-golden colour with lively carbonation and nice pillowy white froth, pretty nice lacing
smell: nice aromas...dry malt, grassy, touch of lemon, fair amount of hops noticeable...smells pretty great
taste: i didnt know anything about this beer when i bought it and i figured it was a blonde ale. turns out its a very refreshing pilsner, that i wish was on tap in more places. great lemongrass throughout, juicy, well hopped but not overpowering...nice, simple malt structure
mouthfeel: nice carbonation, lively
drinkability: very high
06-08-2007 02:25:18 | More by dirtylou
4.15/5 rDev +4.3%
Picked up a single at Casanova in Hudson, WI. It's dry, crisp, and hoppy, what a nice example of a German pilsner. The aroma is a little hoppier than a beer straight from the motherland, but that's by no means a bad thing. The hops are herbal and grassy upfront with mild kicks of lemon and grapefruit. The malt jumps out from behind the hops, with mix of doughy and toasty bread notes. A delicious beer, it reminds me of a more traditional (and more drinkable) version of Victory's Prima Pils. The finish is biting and a little rough, like you'd expect from a healthy helping of Euro hops. I'd have another.
12-25-2012 00:31:58 | More by tempest
3.75/5 rDev -5.8%
10-30-2012 14:45:02 | More by bdub32689
5/5 rDev +25.6%
08-14-2012 02:10:35 | More by Gonzoillini
4/5 rDev +0.5%
08-04-2013 08:26:19 | More by BigJim5021
3.75/5 rDev -5.8%
08-10-2014 16:52:09 | More by Rborre321
3.5/5 rDev -12.1%
08-22-2012 04:51:57 | More by Fr0stb1te
4/5 rDev +0.5%
09-02-2014 12:12:05 | More by Bunuelian
5/5 rDev +25.6%
12-16-2011 19:42:22 | More by Beertracker
New Jersey
4.23/5 rDev +6.3%
Served from a 12 ounce bottle into a pint glass.
Pours gold, fizzy, bubbles, thick white head. Active. Translucent. Retention and lacing. Big pilsy smell. Quite german, and minerals too. Crisp taste, light lemon. Balanced hop. Refreshing. Great pils, nails the style. Bursts with flavor, but simple and drinkable. Spot on.
12-29-2012 16:30:26 | More by KTCamm
4.5/5 rDev +13.1%
03-13-2013 20:29:43 | More by wmobley
3.5/5 rDev -12.1%
08-13-2013 07:24:14 | More by GRG1313
5/5 rDev +25.6%
08-16-2014 20:34:52 | More by Synergy87
Hometown Blonde from New Glarus Brewing Company
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Earlier this week, Florida coach Will Muschamp made a decision that likely will have minimal impact on the 2011 season, but created a buzz about the future among Gators fans. He named true freshman Jeff Driskel the team's back-up quarterback behind senior John Brantley, moving Driskel ahead of fellow newcomer Jacoby Brissett.
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Simon Sidi melds past and present for Annie Lennox's Songs of Mass Destruction tour
The moment Annie Lennox walks on stage, the standing-room-only crowd greets her with thunderous applause. It's been four years since her last solo tour, and those lucky enough to get tickets to her current tour of intimate theatres have been waiting in anticipation. The crowd at San Francisco's Masonic Auditorium got Lennox on the second date of her Songs of Mass Destruction tour and heard four new songs from the newly released CD of the same name. Once she opened the show with "No More 'I Love You's'" she had the crowd at her mercy the rest of the evening, and for those Eurythmics diehards, she played several songs from those years including such favorites as "Sweet Dreams" and "Here Comes The Rain Again." She closed the show with the hauntingly beautiful "Why," leaving the crowd knowing they witnessed one of the truly rare performances of a gifted artist.
We spoke with lighting designer/director Simon Sidi, who is also pulling tour manager duties. Sidi has worked with Lennox before, as well as on the briefly reunited Eurythmics tour. Sidi literally stepped off one tour — the So You Think You Can Dance tour — before jumping onboard for this one. We also talked with video tech Jason Varner about the show.
LD: How did the planning for this tour unfold?
Simon Sidi: I had a number of meetings with Annie to discuss ideas about her tour. I listened to the new CD and worked with her to create what we hope will be a fantastic experience for the audience. We decided to include video, so it's about creating a link between the video and the lighting. We wanted to remind the audience about Annie's history and past music, so we picked through the set list and dusted down her videos from the 80s and 90s, and then added songs from the new CD. We played with them, did a little reediting, and treated them to give them what we hope is a fresh new look, complementing them with lighting."
Jason Varner: The content is mostly up to Annie and Simon. The idea is to use the most iconic images and clips from her past work for the hits. For the new songs, the content is primarily comprised of strong images that convey the theme or tone of the song and hopefully provoke an emotional response. We were in rehearsals for about a day-and-a-half. It can be challenging to establish a rhythm in that environment, and so after the first show, it was obvious that some things worked better than others. The content is definitely evolving as the show continues. In Boulder, we decided to do IMAG, a first on this tour, for "Ghosts in My Machine." It looked great, so we'll probably continue to use that for the rest of the tour.
The heart of the video system is a beefed-up 24" iMac. I can use Adobe Final Cut, Photoshop, and MPEG streamclip to edit the video and still assets and then assemble them in Keynote for the show. This is great because our screen is 8'×24', so any content is going to have to be cropped, stretched, split, or tweaked to make it look right. The iMac does the work of several boxes by itself. From the iMac, the signal goes to a Barco/Folsom ImagePro-HD, where the signal is converted to HDSDI before being sent to a pair of converged Barco FLM R20 projectors. We need a lot of projector punch on stage to cut through all the light and make the video pop. We also have a 25'×50' silver curtain that we use during Annie's acoustic piano set that we project onto using a Digital Projection Inc. Lightning 28SX.
LD: What about the lighting setup?
SS: I'm using Vari-Lites [VL2500 wash and spot fixtures] on the tour. It's been a long time since I've used them, but they're fantastic. I love them. They look great and are very reliable which makes the crew happy. I'm using a [Flying Pig Systems] Wholehog 2 desk. It works, and I know how to use it. I know there are bigger and better desks around, and I will move on one day, but I like desks to be simple and easy to use. I'm also using the Coemar Super Cyc, which I love. No other light will do what that light can do. When I place it behind the band, focused downstage, you get a wall of light that cannot be produced by any other light that I know of. If you remember Genesis in the old days, they did a song called "Afterglow." That's the kind of effect I want. Then I have a few Coemar PARLite LEDs to light the mini beam truss. I think LEDs are great for lighting set and scenic pieces. Then I have a beautiful Silver Brilliance Plus drape downstage of the band, which looks fantastic when we project onto it and, of course, wonderful when lit. [Also on the rig are ETC Source Four ellipsoidals.]
We also have a great crew with us. Jason has worked very hard as the video guru — a real pleasure to have on tour — and thanks to our lighting crew, Attaboy and Tyrone, who work hard and have the best attitude."
JV: It's great to work with Simon again. I worked with him last summer for the first time on the American Idols Live tour as the video engineer. This tour thus far has been delightfully civilized. We've got condos on the bus; 'nuff said."
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BUSHMILLS VILLAGE, Northern Ireland, June 13, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --
Bushmills Live™ 2014: A special blend of established and up-and-coming artists take to the stage at age-old distillery
Global stars including THE 1975 and Gary Lightbody and Peter Buck's supergroup TIRED PONY came together along with friends of BUSHMILLS to complete an unforgettable day at 'Bushmills Live 2014' - the festival of handcrafted whiskey and music that took place yesterday at the Old Bushmills Distillery on Ireland's north coast.
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They were joined by rising stars JAMES VINCENT MCMORROW, LUKE SITAL-SINGH, DAVID C. CLEMENTS, MATTHEW AND THE ATLAS, LEVITY BREAKS and RUBBLEBUCKET on what was a fantastic day of music.
The intimate festival on Ireland's north coast was attended by 700 music and whiskey fans from around the world, including countries as far-flung as the US, Bulgaria, Portugal and Russia.
Artists more used to playing to crowds of thousands performed a series of small gigs in centuries-old buildings at the Old Bushmills Distillery where the art of whiskey-making, perfected over generations, is practiced every day.
Gary Lightbody from TIRED PONY said: "Last night was TIRED PONY's first gig in Ireland and it was unlike any other gig we've played before. The atmosphere was great."
Master Distiller at the Old Bushmills Distillery, Colum Egan, said: "Bushmills Live 2014 was a great success.
"I was looking around and everywhere people were smiling and having a great time, enjoying the wonderful music - and the exceptional whiskey, in moderation of course.
"THE 1975 and TIRED PONY were sensational and it was fantastic to continue to provide a platform to up-and-coming talent. The atmosphere backstage was like an old school reunion with so many friends of the festival in attendance - the craic was brilliant!"
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About Bushmills Live
Bushmills Live is an annual music festival which hosts both iconic and emerging artists for a series of intimate gigs in age-old buildings at the historic Old Bushmills Distillery, where the art of distilling has been perfected over generations.
Keep up with Bushmills Irish Whiskey at: Facebook: facebook.com/bushmills
Twitter: @BushmillsGlobal
About 'TIRED PONY'
TIRED PONY are Gary Lightbody (Snow Patrol), Peter Buck (REM), Iain Archer, Richard Colburn (Belle and Sebastian), Scott McCaughey, Troy Stewart and producer/multi-instrumentalist Garret "Jacknife" Lee. They have released two albums: 2010's The Place We Ran From and last year's The Ghost of the Mountain.
About 'The 1975'
THE 1975 are an English alternative rock/indie band based in Manchester. The group consists of Matthew Healy (vocals/guitar), Adam Hann (guitar), George Daniel (drums) and Ross MacDonald (bass). Their self-titled debut album was released on 2 September 2013 and debuted at No. 1 in the UK Albums Chart.
About 'JAMES VINCENT MCMORROW'
JAMES VINCENT MCMORROW is renowned for his incredible live performances and has recently sold out the Sydney Opera House and a string of tour dates in America. The
Guardian has described his voice as "rich and soulful" and asserted that his second album Post Tropical (released earlier this year) delivers "moments of magnificence."
About 'LUKE SITAL-SINGH'
English singer/songwriter LUKE SITAL-SINGH was nominated for the BBC's "Sound of 2014". Luke's mentor is friend of Bushmills Live and TIRED PONY member Iain Archer.
About 'DAVID C. CLEMENTS'
The winner of last year's Bushmills Live Legacy Fund - an initiative set-up to help artists' career progression - DAVID C. CLEMENTS is returning to play the main stage having toured with SNOW PATROL and ED SHEERAN recently.
About 'MATTHEW AND THE ATLAS'
MOJO magazine described MATTHEW AND THE ATLAS as being "like a Brit Bon Iver". The band is fronted by Matthew Hegarty and they have been championed by MUMFORD & SONS.
About 'LEVITY BREAKS'
Belfast four-piece LEVITY BREAKS are the winners of this year's Bushmills Live Legacy Fund.
About 'RUBBLEBUCKET'
Brooklyn-based indie dance band RUBBLEBUCKET have won a Boston Music Award for Live Act of the Year.
About Bushmills Irish Whiskey?
Bushmills Irish Whiskey is hand crafted in small batches for a smooth taste at Ireland's oldest working distillery, in Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland. The Old Bushmills Distillery's portfolio includes seven award-winning variants: Bushmills, BushmillsBlack Bush™, Bushmills 10 Year Old Single Malt, Bushmills 16 Year Old Single Malt, Bushmills 21 Year Old Single Malt, our anniversary edition, Bushmills 1608 and Bushmills Irish Honey Spirit Drink.
About Diageo?
Diageo is the world's leading premium drinks business with an outstanding collection of beverage alcohol brands across spirits, wines and beer categories. These brands include Johnnie Walker, Crown Royal, J&B, Buchanan's, Windsor and Bushmills whiskies, Smirnoff, Cîroc and Ketel One vodkas, Baileys, Captain Morgan, Tanqueray and Guinness.
Diageo is a global company, with its products sold in more than 180 countries around the world. The company is listed on both the New York Stock Exchange (DEO) and the London Stock Exchange (DGE). For more information about Diageo, its people and its brands, visit http://www.diageo.com. For Diageo's global resource that promotes responsible drinking through the sharing of best practice tools, information and initiatives, visit http://www.DRINKiQ.com.
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Even though he allowed a run, A.J. Burnett worked out of a jam in the bottom of the fourth, and kept the score at 2-1 New York. Now, in the top of the fifth, the Yankees have added on against Rick Porcello.
It all began with singles by Russell Martin and Brett Gardner. It looked like the Tigers got a break when Derek Jeter laid down a bunt and Porcello and Wilson Betemit combined on a terrific force play at third to get the lead runner...
...but the next batter was Curtis Granderson, and he got an 0-and-2 fastball up in the zone that Porcello didn't mean to leave up in the zone. Granderson pounded the mistake off the right field wall for a run-scoring double that put the Yankees up 3-1.
An intentional walk and an Alex Rodriguez sac fly later, the Yankees' lead was up to three runs, and though Porcello ended the inning with a called strikeout of Mark Teixeira - Porcello's fifth strikeout of the game - that was a big inning for New York, as the lineup has given A.J. Burnett some breathing room. What remains to be seen is whether he'll breathe.


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Starting in 2008, one of the busiest ports in the United States, the Port of Los Angeles (POLA), entered into "concession agreements" with motor carriers doing business at the port. POLA enforced the agreements through a system of tariffs levied against noncompliant carriers and remedial provisions that empowered it to revoke noncompliant carriers' access to the port. The American Trucking Association (ATA) sued POLA, arguing that the agreements were barred under the Federal Aviation Administration Authorization Act of 1994 (FAAAA) and the Supreme Court's decision in Castle v. Hayes Freight Lines, Inc. The Central District of California and Ninth Circuit found that multiple provisions of the concession agreements were exempted from the FAAAA's preemption clause under the market-participant doctrine and held that Castle did not bar suspension of carriers' port access because of the FAAAA's express safety exemption. In resolving the questions presented, the Supreme Court will determine the scope of the market-participant exemption to FAAAA preemption and whether Castle bars POLA from enforcing its concession agreements through revocation or suspension of port access. The case directly affects local and state governments' power to regulate and contract under the FAAAA and similar Congressional legislation and has broad regulatory implications for motor carriers and other regulated actors in interstate commerce.
Title 49 U.S.C. § 14501(c)(1), originally enacted as a provision of the Federal Aviation Administration Authorization Act of 1994, provides that "a State [or] political subdivision . . . may not enact or enforce a law, regulation, or other provision having the force and effect of law related to a price, route, or service of any motor carrier ... with respect to the transportation of property." It contains an exception providing that the express preemption clause "shall not restrict the safety regulatory authority of a State with respect to motor vehicles." Id. § 14501(c)(2)(A). The questions presented are:
- Whether an unexpressed "market participant" exception exists in Section 14501(c)(1) and permits a municipal governmental entity to take action that conflicts with the express preemption clause, occurs in a market in which the municipal entity does not participate, and is unconnected with any interest in the efficient procurement of services.
- Whether permitting a municipal governmental entity to bar federally licensed motor carriers from access to a port operates as a partial suspension of the motor carriers' federal registration, in violation of Castle v. Hayes Freight Lines, Inc., 348 U.S. 61 (1954).
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The last two weeks have been extremely busy and productive. In the last blog entry we were about to leave for the 18,270-foot camp. We headed up on Feb. 1 and although we had waited for a break in the winds we were met by some strong gusts. The camp site was situated on a large, steep, sandy bank next to the glacier, which provided us with an excellent vantage point to plan trips onto the ice. There were hardly any rocks available so the tents had to be fastened with sand bags.
Once we had our shelters built and had set up our stove to begin melting snow for drinking water, our first priority was to get the snowmobile put together. We designated our kitchen tent as the construction site. Francisco and Masetta did a fantastic job, managing to finish in two days while working with limited space and in sub-zero temperatures. During this time the rest of the team was working on finding a safe route to the drill site. We were surprised to find many more crevasses on the way to the site than last year. For recreational travel across a glacier this is not a problem, a team just needs to be roped and will most likely only cross individual crevasses once or twice. In our case, we were planning on carrying heavy equipment with a snowmobile many times across the glacier. Due the multitude of crevasses and the uncertainty of how the snow bridges would hold up, we opted to change our drill to a safer and closer location. The new drill site was of the same quality as the original site; however, the ice core would be a bit shorter - a small price to pay for the safety of our team members.
The snowmobile worked perfectly, making the transportation of our gear much easier. We fastened 3 sleds together and attached them behind the snowmobile. What would have taken us days to prepare and carry to the drill site took only hours. We also used the snowmobile as a fast and fun way to commute to work. Before we could begin drilling we had to set up the drill tent, build the drill itself and dig a trench (with a chain-saw) to store the ice cores in. Although the glacier is cold, direct sunlight at these altitudes can heat surfaces, so it's best to cover the ice cores during the day.
We began drilling on Feb. 4. Drilling is as much an art as a technical skill and we were very lucky to have Mike as our driller. He has a vast amount of experience, having drilled all around the world. In addition to retrieving cylindrical ice segments from the glacier and storing them, the ice cores also needed to be examined for particular ice properties, such as summer melt layers. We always handled the ice cores carefully and cleanly, wearing clean suits, masks, and gloves. We use clean suits because we do not want to possibly contaminate the chemistry of the ice, although we actually only use the outside of the ice core to measure stable water isotopes, a possible temperature indicator that can reveal warmer vs. colder time periods, which cannot be contaminated by handling the ice. We use the inner part of the core, which never comes into contact with the drill or handlers, for major soluble ions and trace elements, such as sodium, sulfate, and lead. These types of chemical species can be indicators of natural and/or anthropogenic sources. Our job when we get back to Maine is to see how the ice chemistry has changed as we move from the top of the core (the present time) to the bottom (the past). Overall the drilling went very smoothly and we finished on Feb. 7. As expected, the ice core at the new site was shorter, reaching a depth of 200 feet.
Now that we had the ice core, the difficult task of transporting it frozen and intact back to Santiago had begun. Our plan was to have the mules carry the ice in insulated boxes down to Aqua Azul camp where they would be repacked with dry-ice to maintain sub-zero temperatures for the rest of the trip. Paul took a test trip with ordinary ice down first to make sure every thing was in place for transfer. This included the delivery of dry ice, access to a freezer truck at the trailhead, and open roads to the Santiago freezer. Once Paul reported the test had been a success, we packed the ice cores and sent them down the mountain. Michael accompanied the ice cores to Santiago and reported last night that the ice was safely sitting in a freezer. It was extremely relieving to hear that the ice was safe. During the last couple years the team, led by Paul, has worked very hard to recover this ice.
Andrei, Mariusz, Masetta, and I traveled down from the glacier yesterday and are currently staying at the Agua Azul camp. We will remain here a couple more days to wait for our equipment, which the Arrieros will take down from the glacier.
Image Description: The drill site tent where a 200 foot long ice core was extracted by the team
Image Description: Tupungatito glacier with the drill site off in the distance.


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He'll be baaack. Though Arnold Schwarzenegger admits he wasn't able to take time out of his busy gubernatorial schedule to shoot a cameo for 'Terminator Salvation,' the Governator has revealed he will still appear in the film. How is that possible? Technological wizardry, of course. Warner Bros. is digitally splicing in footage of Ahnuld from the original 'Terminator' for a "brief scene" in the new flick. We'll take it.
2. 'Earth' Takes Theaters by Storm
Earth Day was indeed very green for Disneynature's breathtaking wildlife documentary 'Earth,' which raked in $4 million to score the best opening day ever for a non-concert doc. While 'Earth' did have a bit of an advantage -- it opened wide, whereas other lucrative documentaries such as 'March of the Penguins' and 'Fahrenheit 9/11' first opened in limited release -- it is receiving overwhelmingly positive reviews and seems poised to become one of the top-grossing docs of all time.
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Robert Rodriguez has been tapped to relaunch the 'Predator' franchise, which kicked off with the hit 1987 Arnold Schwarzenegger original, and has clung to popularity with the 'Alien vs. Predator' films. Rodriguez will direct the movie from his own original script entitled 'Predators.' And that's not all the ambitious filmmaker has cooking. If you were a fan of the faux trailer for 'Machete' that Rodriguez included in 2007's 'Grindhouse,' you're in luck. Rodriguez is set co-direct a feature-length 'Machete' flick, starring Danny Trejo as a blade-wielding Mexican ex-Federale out for vengeance against a double-crossing state senator. Fingers crossed they keep the original tagline: "They f***ed with the wrong Mexican." Pretty much says it all.
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Christian Bale has signed on to star with Mark Wahlberg in the David O. Russell-directed boxing flick 'The Fighter,' the 'Rocky'-esque real-life tale of Boston pugilist "Irish" Mickey Ward (Wahlberg) and the once-troubled half brother (Bale) who coaches him to the world lightweight championship. Though we're excited for the Bale-Wahlberg pairing, the teaming of 'Terminator' tantrum-thrower Bale with notoriously hot-headed director Russell (even George Clooney didn't get along with him) could provide some serious on-set fireworks.
10. Angelina Jolie Plays Doctor
Angelina Jolie is set to play opera-loving coroner Dr. Kay Scarpetta in a movie based on Patricia Cornwell's series of best-selling mystery novels. The film, which will hew closely to 'Silence of the Lambs' and 'Seven' in tone, won't be based on a specific tome -- but with 16 Scarpetta novels in Cornwell's catalog, it's safe to say there's franchise potential.
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Hope the title didn't mislead you into thinking you were going to see a pnumatic greaser with a reservoir and grease lines running to all the spindles and friction points on a timer greasing the mower every 20 minutes of run time.
Not from lazyuniondriver.
I did whip up a budget auto gravity greaser for the tail end shaft of the Woods mower that eggs out the adjustment holes in the bull drive.
I personally have an issue with things that can't be greased, especially when they fail from lack of lubrication.
I realize the part pictured in the photo is far from failing (it took nearly 20 years to wear it this much) but if you are a lubrication fanatic like myself, this ten minute fabrication will make you feel better.
As you can see, the second hole from the bottom has been hogged out from years of use. I didn't buy it new and the damage was already done when I brought it home.
When I grease the machine, I would always squirt a dab of grease around the shaft and hole but it never seems to stay around long.
This past summer with the dry weather, I wanted to mow one notch higher so while I had the bull drive apart for bearing maintenance and height adjustment, I added a grease reservoir.
The lazyuniongreaser consists of a short piece of 1/2 copper pipe capped and drilled for a grease Zerk. The tube is bonded in place with a bead from my JB welder and has held up all season. I didn't even bother to sweat the cap to the pipe since I had the JB out anyway, it worked well.
I charge the tube with the slimy crappy grease you use for coating stuff you don't want to rust instead of the good stuff which tends to stay up in the tube too long.
The buck ninety nine a tube stuff consistently creates an oily slime that won't quit coating the entire shaft and around the hole especially in the high heat this summer.
For aesthetics you could glue it on from behind but I chose to have it visible and easy to reach with the grease gun. One good bop from the ball pein should cut it loose if height adjustment is necessary. It can easily be tacked back on with the tube welder.
I shot it with IH white before I charged it up, and it is barely noticeable but certainly worth the effort to provide lubrication the Woods brothers felt wasn't necessary... Like on their bull drive idler pulleys.


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Stop function from executing
I'm having some difficulty preventing a function from executing.
Here's a scenario:
I have a drop down list that has a sub menu. When you "mouseover" the menu heading, the sub menu expand and when you "mouseout" the menu heading, the submenu collapse.
I also add "mouseover" and "mouseout" listeners to the sub menu.
My trouble is how do I prevent the drop down list from collapsing so that I can get to the sub menu. And only collapse when there is a "mouseout" on both the menu heading and the sub menu?
In short: how do I prevent a function from executing, from inside another function?
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I think the easiest way to do that would be to add a variable outside of both the functions so they can both see it. This var would contain the hover state (e.g. true if hovering, false if not).
Another solution would be to have a markup structure along the lines of:

See A List Apart: Articles: Suckerfish Dropdowns for some more info on the markup / CSS required
The JS required for this should be fairly minimal.
Let me know if I'm completely on the wrong track with this solution herevar details = {
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CSPD, Fountain and Chelton area apartment managers strive to reduce crime
Crime in the Fountain and Chelton area of Colorado Springs has traditionally been high. Apartment managers in the area have joined forces with the Colorado Springs Police Department to share ideas in hopes of reducing crime. They are also trying to clean up the area.
Join their efforts Saturday where dumpsters will be provided, free of charge, as residents clean up.
You can bring your trash to the south end of Mazatlan Cir. from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Items that will not be accepted include: refrigerators, tires, mattresses, vehicle parts, ammunition or batteries.
CSPD says the impact to date has proven not only promising, but successful. They have dedicated a team of officers who strive to reduce crime, monitor traffic issues and improve the overall safety and quality of life for residents there. CSPD has coordinated efforts with Patrol Officers, Code Enforcement Officers, Crime Prevention Officers and Business Owners to facilitate open communication among one another. Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design teams have conducted security and lighting assessments in the area to help improve overall safety in the area.
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