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Here comes Lamorinda
When I first moved to the Bay Area, I was astonished at how radically the weather can change within the smallest areas. I was living in the North Bay–Solano County–and I remember driving for the first time through the Caldecott Tunnel, which runs from Orinda, in Contra Costa County, beneath the East Bay Hills for a mile or so, emerging through its west portal in Oakland.
It was summertime. The temperature in Orinda must have been in the high 80s or low 90s. I had the car window open. As soon as I came into the Oakland daylight I felt the cold air. Maybe the temperature was in the low 60s. We'd lost up to 30 degrees from one end of the tunnel to the other.
The East Bay Hills are, of course, part of the California Coast Ranges that cut off maritime air from the cold Pacific, so that areas east of them grow progressively warmer. Orinda is dependably warm to hot in the summer, but nowhere near as hot as the Sacramentio Delta and the Central Valley, which are much further inland.
For example, the Delta city of Brentwood accumulated 3,470 degree days in 2011. That's pretty toasty, even for that cool year; Brentwood is in eastern Contra Costa County, an area known for old-vine Zinfandel, where the wines are high in alcohol. Compare that to Oakville, in Napa Valley, where the average annual degree days are 2,798.
In Oakland proper, the warmest part of the city tends to be the easternmost, where the flatlands begin to rise into the East Bay Hills. There, in 2011, the degree day accumulation was 2,173, according to data by the Lamorinda Winegrowers. So you can begin to appreciate the temperature spectrum: too chilly in most of Oakland for proper winegrowing, hottish in the Delta, just right (for Bordeaux varieties, anyway) in Oakville.
"Lamorinda" is a neologism created from the names of three contiguous towns in Contra Costa County: Lafayette, Moraga and Orinda; the word has been in common usage for decades to describe these posh suburbs, just east of the Caldecott Tunnel. Each town is different, of course, but what they share, among other traits, is that they are plopped into the inland side of the East Bay Hills, which rise to about 2,000 feet at their highest. Depending on the exact location, some of the ridges and slopes would seem ideal for growing vitis vinifera: sunny and warm enough to ripen the grapes, not too cold nor too hot, just Goldilocks right.
I remember about 20 years ago being invited to the home of a automobile tire magnate who was experimenting with growing grapes up in those hills, in the expansive backyard of his home, which was technically in Oakland–but these boundaries between towns are, of course, artificial. He was growing several varietals on his sunny slope, and tasted me to them. I was impressed by all of them, across the board, from a rich, opulent Cabernet to a brut-style sparking wine made from Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.
These days, many well-to-do homeowners in the Lamorinda area have followed suit and are planting grapes. (My friend Rajeev, who owns the UPS Store where I receive my wine, recently installed a vineyard on his property.) In fact, there are now 121 planted acres of winegrapes, across 42 vineyards, according to a petition filed with the TTB to establish a Lamorinda American Viticultural Area. The petition was written by my old acquaintance, Patrick Shabram, a professional AVA petition-writer whose previous successful efforts include the Alexander Valley expansion, the Mpon Mountain AVA, and Fort Ross-Seaview. Here's the link to the formal petition.
It's not clear what varieties are the most successful for Lamorinda and it may never be, for two reasons: One, the terrain is so jumbled and crazy (courtesy of the San Andrea Fault system) that micro-climates vary radically, making one spot cool enough for Pinot Noir and another warm enough for Cabernet, "within a single vineyard," as Patrick writes. The second reason is because Lamorinda, if and when it's approved as an AVA, is never going to be a commercial winegrowing area. Such wines as are made will be consumed by the grower, his family and friends, or will be sold at local restaurants and markets.
I'm in favor of this AVA. Like any appellation, it's not perfect, and won't provide the consumer specific information about its wines. But Lamorinda does have a "thereness" and, if approved, will stimulate growers and winemakers to step up their efforts. Which is a good thing.
Cult Napa Valley Cabernet as Drag Queen
An admiration for female beauty, brought to extreme, over-the-top stylization, is what characterizes the Drag Queen: the man who takes on the appearance of a particular sort of woman, often a celebrity: Judy Garland, Cher, Diana Ross, Carol Channing, Joan Crawford, Dolly Parton, Barbra Steisand. These are women already exaggerated, by hairstyle, makeup, attire, fame and attitude, to iconic excess. The Drag Queen, in turn, exaggerates the exaggeration, creating (she hopes) a work of art and wonder.
Almost always, Drag Queens take on an assumed name that is as much a parody of real names as their appearance is of real women. Divine, Chi Chi LaRue, The Lady Chablis and, from La Cage Aux Folles, Miss ZaZa Napoli suggest the sexually exotic plumage of their owners. The true Drag Queen, as the U.C. Berkeley philosopher Judith Butler notes, "radicalizes the norms of gender performance," making drag far more than mere masquerade; indeed, no Drag Queen in history ever intended to pass as a woman (the way a cross-dresser might). Butler correctly understands that Drag is performance art, combining the flamboyance of Hollywood with the mind-bending challenge of genderfuck.
Is Drag then deliberately provocative? Considering that most Drag Queens restrict their professional activities to appropriate circles (drag balls, drag bars, GLBT parades) in which no one is particularly shocked, but rather gladdened by them, the answer is no. Drag Queens wish to be taken seriously, but on their own terms, and mainly (and this is an important consideration) by those who understand them. Drag isn't easy. The successful Drag Queen has spent many years and thousands of dollars to create her own, special brand. She doesn't just throw on a wig, paint her eyelids blue and put on a ball gown. The costs are considerable, involving waxing, wigs, jewelry, false fingernails, lipsticks, hair sprays, brushes and puffs, perfumes, fake eyelashes, designer shoes, foam rubber breasts, and, of course, the dresses and accessories themselves, which can cost as much as a new car. Beyond all that, the most successful Drag Queens are expected to throw extravagant parties, especially if they are running for election in the numerous "Royal Courts" that practically every American city has. Empress V Cha Cha, a famous queen from San Francisco, once told me she'd spent $22,000 on entertainment expenses in a single season, all of it out of her own (not very well-padded) pocket.
Let us now consider cult Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignons and Bordeaux blends. Just as there is "regular" Napa Valley Cabernet (no slouch, that), so too the cults have to exaggerate that style and become much more than regular. If that means riper fruit and more new oak, and perhaps a little Mega Purple, then so be it: People expect flamboyance in their cult Cabs. A "regular" Cabernet doesn't stun; it's simply a good wine. A cult Cab is expected to stun, to stand out, to elicit gasps of surprise. It "radicalizes the norm" of standard Cabernet.
Nor are cult wines meant for the masses. Cult Cabs are designed (I choose that verb deliberately) for the connoisseur: the person who likes and appreciates them, who has some understanding of what goes on behind the scenes in crafting one (famous-name winemaker, equally famous flying winemaker, famous proprietor, the glamorous architecture and appointments of most cult wine headquarters, the expensive new French oak barrels, the exclusive mailing list). Just as you or I might try to keep from staring at The Lady Larissa (with her exquisitely blond beauty), but would steal glimpses of her because she is, after all, a work of art, so too is the connoisseur of cult wines above all fascinated by the artistry in the bottle (and often of the bottle). The connoisseur prides himself on possessing the knowledge to recognize the artistry of a cult wine, in the same way that the best admirer of a superbly-made up Drag Queen is another Drag Queen. Only they know how much trouble it takes to look that good.
What of names? Cult wine designations themselves can sound like Drag Queens: Maya. Les Pavots. Cariad. Screaming Eagle, when you think about it, could easily be Lady Screaming Eagle, part Joan Crawford "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?" horror show, part vampiric Angelina Jolie. The camp aspect of cult wines lies in their appeal, in the way they elevate us by allowing us to share in their mystery–even if we ourselves are ordinary mere mortals. Just as Americans are fascinated by the celebrities who adorn the covers of supermarket tabloids, so cult connoisseurs are fascinated by the most elite and expensive Napa Valley Cabernets. These wines are the Drag Queens of wine: exotic, unfathomable, exaggeratedly gorgeous, glamorous, worshipful and a little insane: all that effort for something so ephemeral (wine is drank and pissed out; makeup is washed off when the party's over). The quibble (which almost all wine critics routinely note) is that cult Cabernet, as a "star" wine, is not really suitable for everyday pairing with food; like diva Drag Queens, the cult Cab selfishly demands to be loved on her own, without competition. And, finally, like the great diva Drag Queens, each cult wine has its groupies. Drags have their courts; with cult wines, they're called mailing list members.
Proposed new Paso Robles AVAs an object lesson for all of California
I'm glad to see the Tax and Trade Bureau finally has published a notice of proposed rulemaking (bureaucratic phrase-making) to establish 11 new AVAs within the greater Paso Robles appellation.
This means that the public now has the opportunity to weigh in, pro or con, before the Washington pointyheaders make their decision. However, I think it's fair to say that the cake is in the oven. The new AVAs will be approved.
What a long, strange trip it's been. The Paso Robles people have been talking about sub-dividing their big AVA (the fifth biggest in California, with 666,000 acres) almost ever since I've been a wine writer. At one point, some of them wanted a simple division into east and west, with the 101 Freeway the dividing line. As things turned out, that proposal ended up going nowhere, for a variety of reasons: It really was too simplistic. Can you imagine dividing, say, Napa into east and west, with the Napa River down the median?
Readers of this blog know that while I'm generally a supporter of more refined AVAs, I recognize that sometimes, they make no sense. The most reliable AVA, I've always held, is the individual vineyard. Harlan Estate might be an AVA (theoretically, I mean; in reality it never will be) because it shows an absolute consistency of terroir from year to year. Ditto for, say, Duckhorn's Three Palms Vineyard, always so tannic and brooding, or Rochioli's West Block Vineyard. But those, too, will never enjoy elevation to AVA status.
In Paso's case, the appellation is so huge that the subdivision is entirely warranted. For years Paso suffered from the reputation that it was all the same: a hot, broad swathe that extended practically to the Central Valley. That never was the case, but the critical media never took the time to investigate the truth; and when the A team wrote that Paso was too hot for wine, the B and C teams parroted it, as so often occurs in reporting of all kinds, not just wine; and so it became the accepted wisdom. Perception, as they say, is reality.
I plead guilty to that same crime, in part, although I think I was less susceptible to it than some others, mainly because I took the time to visit Paso with some regularity, to get to know the players, young and older, and to sample seriously the wines and listen to the points of view of many vintners and growers. Over the last several years I noticed something exciting happening in Paso Robles that alerted me to the fact that true journalism consists in abandoning one's preconceived notions (no matter how difficult that may be) and perceiving the world with fresh eyes.
I haven't at all studied the 11 new AVAs, so I can't pretend to understand them, much less summarize them. It will take, at any rate, many years, even for the most diligent student, to grasp their intricacies. After all, we're still working to understand Napa Valley's sub-AVAs. But this event down in Paso Robles should be celebrated by all wine interests throughout California. When the final approvals go through, Paso Robles will have been the most thoroughly analyzed of all petitioning AVAs in the history of California, and I have no doubt that other big regions will be watching to see how things go. That includes Russian River Valley, another big AVA (the 21st largest in the state), which also is overdue for sub-dividing.
Thoughts on the proposed new Eagle Peak appellation
I always have mixed feelings about AVAs. Are they helpful or hurtful? To what? You ask. To our understanding of terroir, of the sense of place they purport to convey.
Of course, an AVA does nothing of the sort. Its appearance on the label guarantees only the geographic origin of the grapes (and not even 100% of them), with certain descriptions of soils, climate and other geological and physical features that tell us little or nothing of what the resulting wines will be like.
So in a sense, few of us should care; and in the case of monstrosity AVAs, like Sonoma Coast, Central Coast, San Francisco Bay Area and even to some extent more compact ones such as Paso Robles, the formal existence of the AVA is almost irrelevant. Other AVAs (Chalone and Mount Harlan come to mind) strongly suggest a direct influence of place on wine. Oakville, too, might qualify; so, too, are Arroyo Seco, Rockpile, Spring Mountain and Carmel Valley examples of coherence. But one cannot say this about many other AVAs.
Now the federal government has opened the comment period for a proposed Eagle Peak AVA to be scrutinized by the public. I was first made aware of this pending decision some time ago by Jake Fetzer, who runs Masut, and is one of the guiding powers behind it. The region encompasses 26,000 acres (according to the TTB public notice) in east-north central Mendocino County, in what looks like (from a topo map) a very rugged, mountainous landscape.
Twenty-six thousand acres is middling for an AVA. That is roughly the size of the San Bernabe Vineyard, in southern Salinas Valley (said to be the largest contiguous vineyard in the world), midway in size between Chalk Hill, which is slightly smaller, and the somewhat larger Santa Rita Hills.
The TTB petition describes the climate in the region as "transitional…between the cool, wet climate of the Pacific coastline and the warmer, drier air of the interior valleys." This description could apply to almost anywhere between the beaches and 40 miles inland. The temperature doesn't appear to get too hot, compared to, say, the Central Valley: the TTB petition calls it "moderate" due, "in part," to "coastal fog." This is interesting: "Although the Coastal Range blocks the heaviest of the marine fog from moving further inland, some fog does enter…through a gap in the Coastal Range," which makes it sound more or less like the Templeton Gap, in Paso Robles.
I don't not know what varieties are thought to do best in the proposed Eagle Peak area. Currently only 120 acres of of vineyard are planted, scattered across 16 commercial properties. Masut specializes in Pinot Noir (I haven't reviewed their wines in years because that's Virginie Boone's territory), but I am making the (perhaps mistaken) assumption that Pinot grows there. But, to make comparisons again with Paso Robles (which by the way is 25 times larger than Eagle Peak), Paso too grows Pinot fairly well, but only in the extreme west; most of the region is too hot for it, and that may be, at first glance, the same situation with Eagle Peak.
Jake Fetzer is a young idealist, and I do not believe he would lend his efforts to something that lacked authenticity. He must believe in the place-ness (to coin a word) of Eagle Peak, and its ability to yield fine wines. I don't welcome every new AVA in California, but something about this one feels right.
To Kapalua for the Cabernets of Pritchard Hill
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I've been invited to participate on a panel to be held at the Kapalua Wine & Food Festival early next month. The name of the panel is "The Pritchard Hill Gang Wine Seminar, co-hosted by Michael Jordan, M.S., and moi. We've got quite a lineup of winemakers: Phillip Corallo-Titus (Chapellet), Phillipe Melka (Brand), David Long (David Arthur), Austin Peterson (Ovid) and Carlo Mondavi (Continuum).
I'm especially jazzed, because this tasting is the direct outcome of an article I wrote for Wine Enthusiast last Fall on the Cabernets of Pritchard Hill. The article was, I'm told, the first in-depth ever on that region of Napa Valley, which is in the Vaca Mountains, above Lake Hennessey east of the Silverado Trail. I'd been fascinated by it, as a growing region of distinctive terroir, for several years, and wanted to investigate it with the object of writing about it, but just couldn't find the time. Eventually, through a series of happenstances, Tim Mondavi (Carlo's dad) reached out to me and offered to set up a blind tasting for me at Continuum.
One of the pleasures of my trip to Pritchard Hill was an invitation from Greg Melanson (Melanson Vineyard) to take me for an aerial ride over the region in his helicopter, which he parks (is that the right word?) just steps from his home on the Hill. Folks, the best way to understand a wine region is from the air, especially a region as undulatingly complicated as Napa Valley. (It was fascinating to see the topological connections between Pritchard Hill and Atlas Peak.) Tim Mondavi hitched a ride with us for that occasion, and what a great tour guide he was, pointing out every little landmark and connecting it to some memory from his childhood. (And I wish that Greg's wines were included in our panel. I don't know why they're not. Other producers on Pritchard Hill include Colgin, Montagna, Gandona and Bryant.)
At any rate, Michael Jordan read my article and liked it. He told me it had inspired him to set up the Pritchard Hill event at Kapalua (he'd held an earlier one in, I think, Anaheim, which I was unable to attend). Michael is an exciting, interesting guy, not only an M.S. but a true entrepreneur in the restaurant field.
By another coincidence, just this past week I sat down with Carlo Mondavi (on the phone) and had a little chat for an article. I've never met him in person, and didn't realize right away that he'd be representing Continuum at Kapalua (nor did he realize I was on the panel). So we both got a chuckle out of that and vowed to spend some time together on Maui.
I would think Pritchard Hill will be an American Viticultural Area someday, but it won't be one for quite a while, as there is opposition to it from the Chappellets, who own rights to the name. In the end it doesn't matter what the appellation is called; the wines speak for themselves.
Alexander Valley Academy: new appreciation for these fine Cabernets
It's Friday morning, day two of the Alexander Valley Cabernet Academy, where I'm moderating a series of panels for about 35 sommeliers, from all over the country, who were invited to the event, which is sponsored by the Alexander Valley Winegrowers.
I think AVW's feeling is that Cabernet Sauvignon is their primary grape and wine, and perhaps people don't understand what makes it unique from other regions. This is remarkably similar to what's occurring in Paso Robles, where I also moderated a panel just a few weeks ago for their Cab Collective, an event aimed–not at somms–but at the public, but also meant to demonstrate how good Paso Cab can be.
Panel 1 yesterday was on Cabs of the southern part of Alexander Valley: Alexander Valley's Reserve, Lancaster Estate, Hawkes Pyramid, Stuhlmuller Reserve, Simi Landslide, Hoot Owl, Silver Oak, all from the 2008 vintage. It was good to taste these Cabs with a little bottle age on them: All were beginning (as I said) to "turn the corner" from expressing primary fruit to more bottle aged notes. All were very interesting, soft and round in the Alexander Valley way. Some had a touch of the herbaceousness that also historically has marked this valley's Cabs. All also showed firm tannins, although two–the Lancaster and the Simi–were harder than the others. Most of the wines will benefit from 8-10 more years. My own feeling was that the Hoot Owl was the most advanced, though. That wine was higher in alcohol and riper than the others, more "Napa-esque" if you will, and I thought its future is limited for those reasons as it's already showing signs of premature aging.
That tasting was held at Hawkes beautiful property, on a windy hillside that is officially in Alexander Valley, but might as well have been in Chalk Hill, for all I could tell. The day had dawned cloudy, cool and rainy, after our gorgeous Spring, not a good omen for the Academy. But it cleared up and turned sunny and mild, with the result that I, who am at risk of skin cancer the result of my fair complexion and overexposure to the sun in my youth, now have a sunburned nose that's already beginning to blister. Stupid me.
From Hawkes we took the bus up to Stonestreet for a tasting and lecture from their winemaker, Graham Weerts. I was happy to see Barbara Banke, the proprietor, there; I sat next to her and, as she wished to have Gus sit in her lap, I was happy to comply, as was he. I have to say Gus is a rock star on these road trips.
The Stonestreet wines are really fabulous. Such depth and precision, power married to finesse. That's mountain vineyards for you, as well as the most refined manufacturing process imaginable. I use that word "manufacturing" deliberately, but cautiously. The Jacksons have the technology to bring perfect grapes to the fermenter, and that technology is not available to many. As I remarked to Graham, after he told us about the process by which inferior grapes are eliminated (involving computerized imaging and blasts of air and what-not), "It's not romantic, old-fashioned winemaking. But it does make for great wine."
After Stonestreet we went up to Silver Oak's estate, where somehow I'd never been. They had set up an educational program on corks, where we could smell corks infected with TCA to varying degrees and test our sensitivity, as well as corks that had other aromas, some pleasurable, some not. It showed us how much the cork can bring to the wine.
That evening the somms went to a barbecue at Hoot Owl and then took the bus down to Healdsburg for a night of gaiety and, I suppose, eating and drinking. I did not join them. I had work to do, Gus was hungry and needed walking, and I wanted to wake up early this morning and get this blog done. I dashed into Geyserville, had an icy cold IPA from 101 North, got some chow from a local eaterie, and went back to the Inn. So now, into the shower, a quick breakfast, then onto the next two panels: mid-Alexander Valley and northern Alexander Valley.


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London Buses route 224
First London Marshall Capital bodied Dennis Dart SLF in March 2009
|Alperton (ON)
|Alexander Dennis Enviro200Dart 10.2m
|Peak vehicle requirement
|St Raphael's Estate
|Park Royal
Wembley Central
|Wembley Stadium station
|8 miles (13 km)
|15-30 minutes
|Journey time
|46-82 minutes
|05:10 until 00:10
London Buses route 224 is a Transport for London contracted bus route in London, England. Running between St Raphael's Estate and Wembley Stadium station, it is operated by Metroline.
Route 224 commenced operating on 24 February 1990 between North Wembley and Willesden Junction station, partly replacing route 226 between North Wembley and Park Royal. On 21 January 1995, it was withdrawn between North Wembley and Wembley Stadium station, with this section being taken over by route 223.
Upon being re-tendered, the route was retained by First London, with a new contract commencing on in October 2006.[1] First London successfully retendered to retain the route with a new contract commencing on 15 October 2011. On the same date, route 224 was withdrawn between Harlesden station and Willesden Junction and diverted via route 206 to St Raphael's Estate. In 2012, new Alexander Dennis Enviro 200 Darts were introduced.
On 22 June 2013, route 224 was included in the sale of First London's Alperton garage to Metroline.[2][3]
Current route[edit]
- St Raphael's Estate Pitfield Way
- Brent Park Tesco
- Neasden Temple
- Harlesden station
- Central Middlesex Hospital
- Park Royal Asda
- Alperton station
- Alperton Sainsbury's
- Alperton station
- Wembley Central station
- Wembley Stadium station
Previous route 224s[edit]
- Until 22 April 1978 an Uxbridge to Laleham route 224 ran via Yiewsley, West Drayton and Staines. The 224B (see below) was renumbered 224 in March 1979.
- Between 16 February 1955 and 16 January 1971 route 224A ran from Uxbridge to West Drayton.
- Between 23 January 1957 and 27 May 1989 an Uxbridge to Stockley Park route 224B (renumbered 224 in March 1979) ran via Cowley, Yiewsley and West Drayton. (replaced by route U5).
- Between 14 March 1961 and 8 May 1963 route 224C ran from Uxbridge to West Drayton or Heathrow (peak times).
- ^ Bus Tender results Route 224 Transport for London 3 May 2006
- ^ First quits London bus business Bus & Coach Professional 9 April 2013
- ^ Date set for Aussie takeover of London bus routes Australasian Bus & Coach 14 June 2013
External links[edit]
- Media related to London Buses route 224 at Wikimedia Commons
- London Bus Routes gallery
- Timetable


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— Posted by Eric on December 7, 2008
It feels like we've already posted more and had more comments about the weather and weather forecast this season than in the past three seasons of blogging combined! But now, at last, I think we are starting to see the weather shift that we've all been waiting for. Here's the forecast we got from our forecaster Joe this morning:
Another fairly quiet weather day, but a cold front arrives tomorrow and it should reach us around noon or early afternoon. A couple of really good things with this front with one being a fairly strong northwest flow, and the other being some good dynamic lift. So, should be a good system, but moves through fairly rapidly. High pressure will move into the area and will be with us Tuesday and Wednesday. A very weak system moves across the area on Thursday, but looking more toward the weekend when we see bigger changes in the flow pattern!
These maps are the 8-14 day temperature and precipitation forecast from the National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center, and by the way, their 6-10 prediction doesn't look too shabby either.
are more runs going to be open this week? im flying im this saturday and disappointed to see only 3 runs open so far. I would rather not have to drive to snowbird
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Ed, we're opening Treasure Hollow tomorrow and perhaps Bonanza lift on Friday...we'll update here as soon as we know more...btw, we'd rather not have you have to drive either ;)
— Posted by ed on December 8, 2008 4:58 PM MST
Coming 12/13 for 5 nights and 4 days of skiing.
How much of PCMR will be able to get open based on today's snow?
Of the 3 resorts...which will be able to have the most trails open with today's snow.
Read your blog multiple times a day.
I will never schedule a trip this early again. :<
Eric replies:
Brent, check out current snow totals at our Summit stake at http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=slc&graph=off&hourly=1&sid=pct and you can see that we picked up an inch or two, but no big amounts out of this front.
Temperatures are ideal for snowmaking right now and we're opening Treasure Hollow run tomorrow and perhaps Bonanza Lift for the weekend. I think all three of the PC area resorts are in the same boat with opening up more terrain, we'd like to open everything, but we just need more white stuff!
Early seasons can be great and they can also be like this, unfortunately we're in a weather dependent business...:-(
— Posted by Brent on December 8, 2008 4:51 PM MST
I've been watching the weather every day and it's great to see you guys finally getting some snow today!! I wanted to ask a question about the personal mountain tours. Are the tours going to be updated to include the new lift?
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JinMiami, about time for some snow, eh?! We are in the process of updating the personal mountain tours, and one of the changes is indeed the addition of the new Crescent Lift to many of the tours!
— Posted by JinMiami on December 8, 2008 1:28 PM MST
WEATHER UPDATE, this morning's forecast (12/08/08) from Joe:
The cold front will move across the area later this morning and this system will come across in a couple of pieces. We'll see a period of snow with the front, then some snow showers in the afternoon, and finally another period of snow this evening with the colder temperatures aloft. A little cloudiness will linger first thing Tuesday morning, but overall fairly quiet much of the week with just a couple of weak systems brushing the area. A more significant change in the flow pattern next weekend with an area of low pressure dropping southward from the Gulf of Alaska and into the western states.
— Posted by EricH on December 8, 2008 11:26 AM MST
Excellent news Eric! Looks like a few inches tomorrow in town, maybe a few more up top! As usual, the long range models are keeping it cold in the Wasatch for at least a week or so! Let's pray for some moisture then too!
Eric replies:
Shane, the more the better in my book!
— Posted by Shane on December 7, 2008 3:49 PM MST
I sure hope this week and weekend bring some serious snow for park city!! I'll be visiting for the first time, in about a week and a half, and it would be a shame to have to head to Alta for skiing! Hope I get to see what all the talk about Park City and Deer Valley is all about.
Eric replies:
Scott, in the Wasatch Mountains, a lot can change in a week and a half and I have a feeling that you won't need to do much driving for good skiing, see you soon!
— Posted by Scott on December 7, 2008 2:52 PM MST
i was at park city last year, jan.9-15. it was an epic week with snow everyday, the weather pattern looks similiar to last years, so, im praying it will be somewhat the same. cant wait to rip it up
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Eric, January is our snowiest month with an average of 73 inches of snow. I think we're due for some snow this month because we need some good storms to hit our December average of 71 inches!
— Posted by eric on December 7, 2008 2:01 PM MST
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Tom Effland, a graduating mathematics major has won first place in the Association for Computing Machinery Student Research Competition Grand Finals for his paper "Focused Retrieval of University Course Descriptions from Highly Variable Sources".
The ACM Student Research Competition (SRC), sponsored by Microsoft Research, offers a unique forum for undergraduate and graduate students to present their original research at well-known ACM sponsored and co-sponsored conferences before a panel of judges and attendees.
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A team of three UB undergraduate students are winners of the 2015 Mathematical Contest in Modeling, an annual worldwide competition run by the nonprofit Consortium for Mathematics and Its Applications. They were one of 10 teams designated as Outstanding Winners from over 7000 teams that competed this year. The students are Andrew Harris, an Aerospace Engineering major with a minor in English, from Washingtonville, NY, Dante Iozzo, a Mathematics and Physics major from Lewiston, and Nigel Michki, a Computational Physics major from Grand Island. Their faculty advisor for the contest was John Ringland.
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This is like stepping into Yesterday and Far Away.
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At least that was my first impression. However once you step inside you'll see that this building draws from numerous artistic styles and really stands out as something unique and special. From the floor to the roof the detail and artistry is exquisite. My favourite part would have to be the colourful floral motifs stretching up to the central dome....
We spent an interesting hour with the tour guide on Saturday and the architecture, mosaic tile, stained glass and the history of this mausoleum is well worth an hour and the small admission fee, a short drive north on main street just outside of Uxbridge.
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I lived in the area all my life and took this attraction for granted. It is very well maintained and a must see if you are in the area. Just down the road is another attraction, the Lucy Maude Montgomery home, so doing both is very easy. Plus one of the famous 7 painters lived in the area also.
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The World Chess Candidates Tournament to be Held in London
PRESS RELEASE: London, January 15, 2013 – FIDE and AGON – the World Chess Federation's commercial partner – are pleased to announce the players, dates and venue of the 2013 Candidates Tournament. The London Candidates will be the strongest tournament of its kind in history. The Prize Fund to be shared by the players totals €510,000.
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Dates: March 14, 2013 - April 1, 2013.
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This clown Gelfand has to stop trying for the title, it's embarrassing.
Kramnik is running out of chances to be world champion again. This could be one of his last chances. A small part of me hopes he gets it and has a good next couple of years as kind of a final hurrah! I'd also be satisfied with either Carlsen or Aronian being the one to take the championship from Anand. I'm also glad Anand has managed to hold on to the championship for a few years now. This has added strength to title.
will magnus carlsen really play this time ??
Literally work next door to the IET! Will have to have a gander.
There must be a final match, at least 6 more games, between the two who will finish first and second
No Topalov? No Judit Polgar?
We need Kasparov here too...
Carlsen should win, it's his chanse to make history. It will be the battle between Carlsen, Kramnik and Aronian, but Carlsen can be the youngest chessplyer with highest rating ever!
why the need for a wild card entry ??? not fair ... especially now that the host is london, england.
When and where will the atual World Champ be help!
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Nothing special if Topalov is not there
Just boring games...
I think the whole chess world wants to see Magnus vs Anand...let it be so...
Maybe Karjakin or Caruana instead of Svidler and you have like the strongest tournament ever.
Looks like a pretty awesome field IMHO - how will a tie for 1st place be resolved? Not by blitz games I hope...
Looks like a pretty awesome field IMHO - how will a tie for 1st place be resolved?
Has the venue for the World Championship been declared? Would love to be in London this March.
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