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If only you were the Cochise.
If you're a ski and you have a mid-fat waist you get to roam all over the mountain. If you're a mid-fat ski with a rockered tip and tail and huge sidecut radius, you set the mountain ablaze at high speeds, bust through crud, and plane-out over pow, and they call you the Blizzard Cochise Ski. A versatile waist keeps you quick edge-to-edge, and your innovative Flipcore Natural rocker gives you easy turn-entry and float. You're actually made upside-down in the mold so the downward-facing convex side forms the natural rocker, without having to bend or artificially shape the ski in a press. This also gives you excellent stability and even pressure distribution. You have sandwich sidewall construction and a wood core to put power and precision into your turns, and two sheets of Titanal keep the vibrations away at scorching speeds. You're one multi-talented, kickass ski.
Situated squarely between the Brahma and Dakota, the Cochise is your do-it-all backside ski.
- Flipcore Natural rockered profile
- Flat underfoot
- Sidewall construction
- Wood core
- Two sheets of Titanal reinforcement
- 108-millimeter waist
- Huge sidecut radius
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I am 6'1" 220lb looking to move into this...
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I am 6'1" 220lb looking to move into this ski. I was looking at the 185. I currently ride a 179 volkl bridge. Is the 185 going to a be a jump in terms of turning effort? I ski as much terrain as possible, trees, bumps and in bounds hike to steep terrain. East Coast Skier with yearly trips out west.
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Hi there,
I would definitely recommend you go with the 185! With the early rise in tip/tail, you'll still have a lot of effective edge underfoot to hold turns without slipping out. The little extra length will be a tiny adjustment, but overall the 185 will be more stable and a super fun choice for out east and the trips out west too!
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I am 6'1" at 190lbs. East coast skier BUT have skied all over the rockies and lived there. Last season I demoed the cochise. I own the brahma AND the bones in 187s. The cochise is KILLER for big mountain, powder, crud and speed. Carves very smooth on westcoast groomers but I wouldn't call it a railing machine, the sidecut is too wide to say it RAILS groomers.
That being said I will be adding this to my quiver for deep days that turn to junk. I demoed a 185 and it was playful enough but needs. rider input to pop out of turns. GREAT ski.
My guess is even at your size the 193 will be a lot of effort. I consider myself pretty aggressive and would opt the 185. It was plenty and MORE than I need.
Crushing Spring At Alta On My Cochise
Than Volk
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Alta, Utah. PC: Joe Johnson
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I'm debating whether to go for...
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Vadim V.
I'm debating whether to go for the 177's or the 185s in this ski. I'm just under 5'11, 168lbs. Not a lot of experience in powder or trees with deep snow having grown up on east coast skiing. These won't be my one-quiver ski, I'd be using them primarily on good snow conditions - but I would probably spend more time in the trees or steeper shuts where speed control's the focus versus open bowls.
What are your thoughts? Thank you!
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177cm is my recommendation. The 185cm will be a lot of ski for you if you're not ready for it. Cochise is a strong and powerful ski so stay with proper size so it remains it lighter and agile in tight spots.
If you said you are very aggressive, charge hard, and expert level, and want a big open bowl ski then the 185cm would be an option.
Good luck!
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Hello, I consider myself to be an intermediate skier and have only skied groomers. I am planning my first back country ski trip to Utah and am going to purchase a complete AT outfit. I have only skied on 75 mm waist at 178 cm length. After reading all the fantastic reviews on the Cochise, I am seriously considering this ski. I plan to ski about 50/50 on it. Do you feel this would be a good AT ski? I am 6' 1" and 160 lbs. At my level, do you feel 177 or 185 would be the better length? Thanks for your help! Steve
Dan Gates
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Hey Steve,
I would recommend the 177 for in this ski. The waist is much large than the 75mm ski you are on, which will result in a larger surface area. Also when touring having a shorter ski is really nice-less weight, easier kick turns when skinning, and easier to maneuver in tight trees, couloirs, in between rocks etc...
I'll be sending you an email with my contact info and some recommendations for your trip out to Utah!
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177cm is my vote.
Cochise top of Jay Peak
JayPeak Skier
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These are 185 cm mounted tele, with NTN Freedoms
Amazing One Quiver Ski
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Let me start out by saying I love to snowboard, am 6'5" and 190lbs. I am not a super aggressive boarder but prefer big powder days and being able to turn quickly and under control. I have been snowboarding for over a decade now and still enjoy it immensely. That being said I have tired of chasing me skier friends around on days when it is not deep powder. On hardpack days, icy days or groomer days I was looking for an easier way to go so I tried out skiing again after 10+ years on my board. Ski technology has come along ways and has made skies considerably more fun to ride than when I originally switched to boarding. So I tried a few skies and fell in love with the Blizzard Bonafides but wanted something a little wider underfoot that would allow me to use them in the backcountry as well. That left me with the Cochise. I demoed them and they just blew me away. I am able to ski powder without issue, they carve on hardpack and turn fast enough that I feel comfortable in the glades. If you can only go with one ski I would recommend you take a look at the Cochise.
Great hard charging all mountain ski
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The Cochise was the first ski I've tried from Blizzard and I was instantly hooked. It was a bit softer than my previous ski but yet still stiff enough to handle high speeds, crud, powder anything I could throw at it. It's playful yet stable. I highly recommend them!
I've heard this got stiffer compared to...
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I've heard this got stiffer compared to the 12/13 version. I haven't had any time on the 13/14 but quite a bit on last year's version. Is it noticeably stiffer compared to previous versions, or just about the same?
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From the people I've talked too and all the researching I've done they are both the same except for a graphics update. I will keep digging around to find something else to prove me wrong.
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I've heard different things from different people. Looks like officially the ski is unchanged since 11/12, 12/13 and 13/14. But some people say it go stiffer, not exactly sure what Blizzard say about that.
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I'm looking for a wider ski to use on my trips to Utah (Park City and Alta). I ski in the East about 40 days each season, and about another 10 days in Utah. I use a 172 Nordica FireArrow 80 Pro on "firm" snow, and a 180 Blizzard Brahma when it's softer. The Brahma was a bit too narrow for the snow at Alta. I'd like the ski to handle moguls, trees, and cut-up snow, either at Alta or the signature runs at Park City. I looked at the Blizzard Cochise, but I think the 28.5 meter turning radius is a bit much for what I'd like the ski to do. Other skis I've been thinking about are the Rossi Soul 7, the Line Sick Day 95 or 110, and the Atomic Automatic 109 or 102. Any suggestions?
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Hey there whoever,
Sounds like you are a Blizzard fan so why not just upgrade one notch from the Brahma to the Bonafide? Hard to go from a Brahma, then looking at Cochise to then consider a Sick Day or Soul 7 in my opinion. Very different skis for very different riders!
What about Armada Tst? Stronger than a Soul 7, sits in between the Sick day 95 and 110 but isn't quite as playful and forgiving in the tail as either of the other three. For a wider one ski quiver it's one to look at for sure. Great float because of the tip, great crud performance due to the stiffer mid section and flatter tail, and I thought it was a blast on groomed snow. Tip had some flap but nothing annoying. Just remember it's a twin tip tail, no rocker in it.
The Automatics wouldn't be my choice if I flew out to Utah and it was a week of firm pack. But if it was a week of Utah snow then the Atomics would be great.
I'm not the guy for Soul or Super 7 advice but if you are a hard charger and like Fire arrow, Brahma, I have a feeling the Soul might not be enough ski for you depending on the conditions.
I enjoyed the sick day 95 quite a bit but not sure if that's worth it over your brahma, you would need to jump to the 110cm to make it worth your while.
Another ski that I have had a blast on towards the end of the season is my sons 184cm Bacon. I can't say enough about this ski. FUN FUN FUN. I have a review on backcountry for it. If you are the right size for it and depending where you mount the binding it could be a great wider one ski quiver ski for out west. I can't stress enough getting the right length for this ski or you won't have enough tip in front for the deep days.
Knowing your height, weight, and ability level will help too.
Just some options to have you consider so let us know what you think.
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Thanks for the input on the skis. I'm 6'1", and about 170. Having skied most of my life in Eastern conditions ("firm" snow), I'm a less confident skier in the powder than on groomers, where I'll ski relatively steep slopes like Double Jack and Blue Slip at Park City. My hope is, with more time and the right skis, I'd be able to go through the trees at Eagle's Nest at Alta and the steeper bumps and cut-up powder. I had thought about the Bonafide, but my daughter and son-in-law (both of whom have four pair of skis) say it's not different enough from my Brahmas, and I'd probably be better off with a one-oh-something to ski in a variety of conditions out West.
While my terminal velocity may be pretty fast, it is not as high as theirs. If I'm comparing myself to them, I wouldn't call myself a hard charger, as I'm not in warp speed mode as often as they are.
I'm thinking that I'd like something with maybe a high teens-low 20s turning radius, where I could either slide it through the bumps and tight spots, or lay it over on edge to cruise through open areas.
I'm not tied to any one particular brand, although I do like the Brahmas a lot for what I've been skiing in the East.
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If you aren't a hard charger and are willing to give up some high speed and firm groomed snow performance then the Soul 7 could work well for you. You are my size minus a few pounds and if you want playful, surfy, tight turning radius, light then this is what Soul 7 is for.
Sick Day 110 would be a great option as well. It will provide great float and in my opinion be better at holding an edge on firm snow than the Soul. This is based on its progressive flex pattern that is soft in the shovel but gets stiffer throughout the ski. I found the SD95 to hold an impressive edge throughout the entire turn so SD110 should be the same. If you are a switch rider then Soul is better because of the more pronounced rockered tail. I'm a fan of LINE skis because they do everything very well and have a really good feel on the snow.
TST will have incredible float due to its elf shoe Armada tip and gets much stiffer throughout the ski. Out of the three skis the TST is the least forgiving but only by a small amount. It doesn't have a rockered tail so the TST will be by far the best crud ski out of the three, more powerful indeed. The tight turn radius keeps it very fun though.
Line Sir Francis Bacon will be the more turny, playful, buttery, surfy, switch oriented version of the SD110.
You could look at Rossi Sin 7, JJ, Prophet 98, Salomon Rocker 2 108, and the list goes on.... But stick with 2 or 3 and then whittle away based on looks, appropriate lengths, and whichever rocker profile suits you intended purpose the best.
Good luck and I will keep checking back with you,
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I ski the East too, at Jay Peak. When it looked like our season was going to be hard-pack groomers (again!) I ordered the Cochise in a 185 length..
Wow what a ski! Even though they are a 108 waist, they carve smoother arcs, and hold the ice better than my Mantras. But the tail on the Cochise release more easily than the Mantra with the bit of tail rocker, and twin tips. Easier in the bumps.
While I never got them in deep snow, they carve really well on soft snow too. Super damp, great edge hold. With the 108 waist I think they would be fine in Western Powder too.
Mine are mounted tele, with NTN Freedoms
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I'm an advanced intermediate skiing powder and trees now in Tahoe. 6'2", 193lbs. 50 years old but very athletic. Looking for a wide ski to ski Sierra crud and powder. Is the Cochise too much ski for me? Any other recs?
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At your size I think you will do very well with the Cochise, especially in Tahoe. Even though you are 50 if you are in good shape you can handle it. I'm 42 and find the Cochise too heavy and damp for my liking but my style is a little more light and playful. I ski a lot of bumps and prefer a tighter turn radius for my skis.
If you keep your skis on the ground, want to just bust through and plow over the crud, and want smooth damp and powerful then Cochise is a winner.
Can I ask what you are currently skiing on and what length? This will help other readers offer advice as well. Then I will shoot back some other choices if you want.
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Currently skiing K2 Apaches, 178 length. The 78 mm width causes me to sink in deeper snow.
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Well at least anything you pick will provide a much better powder experience than the narrow Apache. You could go 98mm Bonafide to stay slightly lighter, livelier and better groomed performance over the Cochise as an option. It will blow the doors off the Apache in the deeper snow and crud, it just won't have quite as much float as the Cochise.
Another ski with a different twist is the Armada TST, great float in the tip due to its unique profile but remains solid underfoot and in the tail for the crud.
Line Sick Day 110 for a lighter, more agile, but retains great float. It just won't charge as hard in the Tahoe crud as a Bonafide or Cochise. It will just be more playful and more forgiving.
Atomic Ritual has been a favorite in the Jackson Hole area but I don't think Jackson gets the heavier crud like Tahoe does.
That's just a few other opinions to consider but it all gets overwhelming. My advice is to keep it simple and narrow it down to a couple. Like I said anything you pick will be so much better on the deep and crud than your Apaches. Just remember a Cochise will be an entirely different animal than the K2 but your size should be able to tame it.
Keep me posted.
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I'm the same dimensions as you, and have been very happy indeed riding the Cochise in 185 this past season in the Alps. I sized up from a Dynastar Legend 94, and as I pretty much all my time off-piste, it has been a very satisfying change. No question that you should have the Cochise on your list of skis to try!
But, I think, try them you should. Probably for a day or two if possible. The excellent reviews at Blister (http://blistergearreview.com/gear-reviews/2011-2012-blizzard-cochise) do a great job of summing up the ski, and I can't add much more except to say that to truly enjoy and appreciate them you might need to open your mind a bit. I know I did. I think they are an absolute blast railing on groomers, but if you can/want to expand to a more surfy style, you will come to appreciate just how brilliant, forgiving and adaptable the Cochise are. If you think a good turn is a carved turn, you will be fighting against the Cochise, and should find another option.
For me, after 36 years of skiing, I am finding it incredibly rejuvenating to embrace a new way of skiing!
The only two problems I have with the Cochise are that 1) they are not light, and it is hard going if you try to link jump turns down a steep couloir (my old school brain still revolts at slarving when it feels a lot like side-slipping, but this is for me to learn and get over), and 2) they are SO confidence inspiring that they make you want to do things like this:
And I'm not 20 anymore...
Night Pows
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Within the cloak of darkness,
This is when the magic happens.
The full moon shines bright, the lines are tight,
The flash is bright and the skis are right.
Skier: Technica/Blizzard athlete Marcus Caston and a flawless hop turn.
Awesome Ski, Believe the Hype
Vail Szendrei
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I'm not a big believer in the whole "one ski quiver" idea, but this may be as close as it gets. There are more specific skis out there for sure, but with this ski you can have a blast in any given condition. I have skied it in knee deep powder and chop, in both soft and hard crud, moguls, groomers, steeps, you name it this ski eats it for breakfast. It's the perfect ski for Jackson Hole, that's for sure. The cochise will make you more a better, more confident skier all around, even if you're already an expert. The only flaw I could find with this ski, Is that it doesn't excel in super deep snow, however it'll certainly get the job done. Other than float in deep powder over two feet, this ski kills it!
Size wise, I'm 6'3 185lbs, and I ski the 185. I could have definitely gotten away with the 193, but I ski a ton of bumps and trees, so the 185 made more sense. If this was going to be my only powder ski I'd absolutely and positively size up. Otherwise, it does not feel "too" short, even at my size.
Comparisons of similar skis Ive owned, to the Cochise :
Volkl Katana: Similar to the Cochise, but not as intuitive and forgiving. Better option for racing backgrounds, or more aggressive (pro level)freeskiers.
Moment Belafonte: More pop, but not as forgiving/intuitive. Better Edge grip and slightly more confidence on ice, but trades for worse powder performance. Better ski for traditional preferences.
On3p Vicik: Tip has more pop, more play, just as intuitive but not as forgiving. Exactly like the belafonte if it had tip taper, but made of bamboo, therefor more playful and snappy. Better choice for those with traditional preferences, yet still want something fun.
Personally for my mid-fats, I use the 185 Cochise for In bounds, and 184 Katana with for sidecountry.
Lexi Dowdall
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Sick review Vail, thanks for sharing.
Vail Szendrei
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No problem Lexi. I alway's enjoy adding reviews. Keep up the good work over at Blister Gear!
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Hey Vail, thanks for awesome review. Considering grabbing this ski. I am same height as you, but 20lbs heavier. Would you recco the 193? I tend to frequent the bumps and trees as well?
Vail Szendrei
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I would not recommend the 193 for inbounds skiing. I was 195lbs at the beginning of the season, and wish I had these cochise then. I also take them out of bounds, and don't mind the shorter length. I barely even notice them on my feet, and I love that. It goes wherever, no problems, no questions asked. If your worried you may overpower the 185, go with the 184 volkl katana.
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Vail, awesome write up--so nice to see someone the same height and weight as a few of us taller skiers. --Those are all the skis I'm looking at and add the BMX 108.
Can you shed some light in comparison to the kastle bmx 108? Having a tough time deciding btwn the two. Looking at the 185 Cochise or the 188 bmx. Ski mostly bird/alta and looking to take this ski backcountry as well.
Looking for more of a crud busting, airing it out daily driver in between storms. My other ski is '13 bibby pro 190 for ref.
Your insight is much appreciated
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trying to decide between the 177 and 185 as a daily driver east coast resort ski/one ski quiver....I have skied on 181 4frnt MSPs for the last 7 seasons and was looking for something with a bit of tip rocker. im 5 9 190 fit.
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At your weight I would go 185. If that seems a little long you can mount them a little farther forward (+ 1.5-2) in order to make them feel a little shorter.
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I am 6'2" , 195 lbs skiing the 185 Cochise back East. Have only had groomers to ski for now, but it carves like a dream on hard snow. I am skiing them NTN tele, Prophet boots mounted boot center on the mark. Freedom binders. Now I want to get them in some powder; with a 108 waist they should float, too. Great ski!
I recently demo'd the 177 Cochise at Big...
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I recently demo'd the 177 Cochise at Big Sky in 12 inches of fresh Pow and loved these skis. As I was telling a friend my desire to purchase these, He suggested I look at the Rossi Soul 7. Any ideas on comparison between the two? I am currently on Vokl Mantras (which are also awesome). Thanks.
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They are completely different skis. Soul 7 has a very short radius and is relatively soft compared to the Cochise. The Soul 7 will feel more maneuverable at very slow speeds due to all the sidecut and camber but as soon as you get up to any speed the Cochise will be much more fun busting through crud and just feeling more stable. Plus if you 're coming from a Mantra you're accustomed to the feel if metal. Cochise has metal , Soul 7 has none.
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Those are two VERY different skis. If you liked the cochise and the mantra (stiff skis w/ metal) that like to go fast and straight, you will likely not the like Soul 7 (soft and turny).
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I just purchased the Soul 7 in a 188 after skiing on the 176(?) K2 Obsethed for a few years (5'9" 150lb/woman). After one full day of skiing on the Souls I have mixed feelings and am looking at getting the Cochise or another stiff all-mountain ski.
The Soul 7 is awesome on smooth snow, whether powder, wind buff, or groomed. But what I found is that in the crud and chopped up conditions you have to turn deliberately and turn around the crud, especially at high speeds. Rather than being able to charge through it. When I hit chopped-up snow on the Souls, I had a hard time keeping the skis in control. They would float and flop around.
I don't hate the Soul7, but just like was already said, they are very different from the Cochise or another stiff all-mountain ski. I also felt like the recommended binding position was too far forward on the Souls.
I will probably end up using the Souls as a touring ski and get Cochise (or similar) instead.
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Lexi Dowdall
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Skier Marcus Caston arrives promptly to his appointment in the WhiteRoom at Solitude Ski Resort.
I'm looking to upgrade my skis and am...
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I'm looking to upgrade my skis and am looking for some suggestions to demo prior to purchase. I'm 6', 205 and consider myself advanced. I ski in the East, primarily on piste. Currently on an older Dynastar Intuitive 74. Looking for the "one ski" that will handle chop, crud, etc.. and help me improve. Have heard great things about Blizzard skis.
Lexi Dowdall
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Howdy Gary,
How goes? Have you seen this excellent review?
It may help out with your choice. Blizzard makes awesome skis!
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For east coast crud busting and overall mountain domination I'd reccomend the Bonafide over the Cochise. Coming off a 74mm Dynastar jumping to a 108 wasted Cochise would be a bit of a jump. Bonafides will still bust through crud but they'll give you better performance on groomers and tighter east coast trails.
What length am I looking for and does this...
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What length am I looking for and does this ski hit home for a particular trip this season? ... Headed to Valhalla BC in a month and was hoping to try out a bunch of skis before the ski purchase/trip ... not ideal this season for the Tahoe kids. I have the Dynafit Radical FT's ready and waiting ... I was looking for fatter skis originally but this season may warrant a more versatile ski? For the 140lb/5'9" guy what length would you recommend? Was also looking at the Armada JJ, K2 Shreditor and, Rossi's, DPS ... thoughts?
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What size skis are you coming off of? At your size and weight I would lean towards a 177 in the Cochise
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Charles P.
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what kind of bindings should i get for this skis. I am thinking to buy it with Tyrolia Adrenelin 16 (touring . Thas this work with this ski to do some small touring. Or must i put something like the Rossi FKS 140 or Marker Jester on it. Olso because of the lengt I will buy 185cm I am 184cm long and want to drive it all around the mountain.
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Any good binding will work. Adrenelins would be great for small tours. Just make sure you get brakes wide enough.. Cochise is 108mm under foot so a 110mm brake would be perfect.
Crushing Resort Ski
Than Volk
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I've had the chance to ride these at ski tests over the past couple of season and am psyched to finally have a pair to call my own. I'm 5'10" and went with them in a 185 cm length. I probably could get away with the 193s but decided I'd rather have a short, quicker ski for the resort skiing I'm going to use them for.
I used them to replace my Volkl Katanas, which were beat up after three hard, 100 day seasons on them at Jackson. They're comparable skis, sharing similar shapes, construction, rocker, sidecut, length, and mounting points. The biggest difference is probably that the Katana is 112 mm underfoot while the Cochise is 108. I have plenty of skis in the 115 mm range and am happy to have dropped down for the extra inbounds versatility, not that the difference is even that noticeable.
What stands out to me most about my Cochise is that between the two sheets of Titanal and the Flipcore construction, they're a very smooth ski. They're a ton of fun to rip groomers and also charge in trees, bumps, corn, and powder for me at the 185 cm length. I'm very happy with my choice and would highly recommend them if this is the type of ski you're looking for.
Favorite Ski I Have Ever Skied
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I'm not sure a review will do this ski any justice. The Cochise does it all. I'm on my third season with the Cochise and it just keeps getting better. You don't hear about Blizzard as much as other brands (Rossi, Volkl, Armada, etc.), but don't let that scare you away from this ski. I've been skiing Blizzard for over 12 seasons now and have yet to be disappointed.
I'm 5'11", 170 lbs and ski the 185. I spend my time at Utah resorts. As mentioned above, the versatility of this ski is amazing. It's unbelievably stable at speed on hard pack (think 70+ mph on a groomer), is playful and responsive in tight space, floats plenty in powder, and excels in crud and variable snow. I've recommended the Cochise to a handful of friends and all now have the same affinity for the ski.
If you're looking at buying this ski, you're probably doing some homework and comparing different options. While I don't have a ton of data points for you, this one might be helpful. I skied a few runs on the new Rossignol Soul 7 recently, another very popular ski this year, and came away thinking the following: the Soul 7 is definitely a lighter ski and just a bit more responsive/playful than the Cochise. Was a really fun ski to ski. That said, it wasn't as stable as the Cochise and doesn't power through crud and variable conditions the way the Cochise does. Granted, my experience was only a run or two so take the opinion with a grain of salt, but might be helpful nonetheless.
Bottom line: I've been skiing for a long time and this is my favorite ski I've ever skied on. If you're looking for a one-trick pow pony, this isn't your ski. Likewise if you're looking for a true carving ski. However, if you want something that does it all, and does it all very well, this is the ski.
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Some students at Salina Central High School will spend the next six weeks trying to design and program a robot that will throw Frisbee-like discs at targets.
It's not just for fun. The effort is part of an international competition designed to promote science and technology to students.
The Salina Journal reports the students were given their objectives for this year's contest on Saturday.
The machine won't just throw the discs. Students must also figure out how to guard against other teams who will try to disrupt the scoring. And they'll get bonus points if their machine can climb a Jungle Gym-type structure.
The Salina Central students will qualify for an international contest if their machine does well at a regional competition in Dallas.


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[JURIST] In a Tuesday ruling [PDF], Judge James Robertson of the US District Court for the District of Columbia [official website] declared that "the Treasury Departments failure to design and issue paper currency that is readily distinguishable to blind and visually impaired individuals violates section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act." Section 504 [US DOL materials] provides that no disabled person shall be "subjected to discrimination . . . under any program or activity conducted by any Executive agency." In support of its decision, the court noted that over half of all countries that print their currency vary its size to aid the blind, and the others make use of varying texture or other indicators. The court rejected the government's arguments that the change would be cost prohibitive, increase counterfeiting, and disrupt international recognition of US currency. Robertson wrote:
Plaintiffs have demonstrated that they lack meaningful access to US currency. They have put forth several potential accommodations that are reasonable on their face. The government has not sustained its burden of showing that any of them would be unduly burdensome to implement... I will grant plaintiffs prayer for a declaratory judgment.


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RALEIGH — The city will ask permission from Raleigh voters Tuesday to borrow $75 million to widen streets, improve bus stops, add roundabouts, and build miles of sidewalks and bicycle lanes.
The roads people are using every day are the ones that are going to be improved, said Sig Hutchinson, chairman of the Friends of the Transportation Bond Committee, which is campaigning for a yes vote. The city has adopted a fix what we have first approach, so all these projects are on existing roads.
If the bond issue passes, Raleigh taxpayers will see their property taxes increase next year by 1.12 cents per $100 valuation, about $33 more a year in taxes for a house valued at $300,000.
Most of the streets marked for improvement handle 8,000 to 20,000 cars and trucks each day. The busiest one is Six Forks Road, which serves 44,000 vehicles. The bonds would include $1.6 million to design improvements for 1.4 miles of Six Forks from Rowan Street in North Hills to Sandy Forks Road.
The Six Forks corridor is going to be a big component in North Raleigh, Hutchinson said. As North Hills continues to expand, we need to make the area more friendly to all types of transportation.
New Hope Church Road, with 22,000 vehicles a day, would be widened between Green Road and Deana Lane, just west of Capital Boulevard. Like the other eight widening projects to be completed with bond money, this would include the addition of sidewalks, bicycle lanes and street lights.
The plan to widen Buck Jones Road includes roundabouts at two intersections, upgrades for transit stops, and midblock crosswalks with pedestrian refuge islands in the median. A 5.4-mile stretch of Blount and Person streets would be re-striped, mostly to replace three narrow lanes with one bike lane and two wider lanes for cars.
Wake County Democrats support the bond issue, while the Wake County Republican Party has recommended a no vote.
We had a bond referendum for $40 million just two years ago, said Donna Williams, the Wake GOP chairwoman. Some of the roads absolutely need fixing, and some of it we just felt could wait until were in a better economic situation as a community.
Williams said she was skeptical about plans to spend bond money for roundabouts, street furniture and streetscape improvements like those on Hillsborough Street near N.C. State University.
And benches and bus stops, Williams said. Nice to have but in our economy today, do we really have to have them?
Raleigh voters have agreed six times over the past three decades to issue a total of $250 million in transportation bonds. The city now is spending bonds approved in 2011 for projects including the Union Station Amtrak depot, the two-way conversion of South and Lenoir streets, and $22 million for street resurfacing and sidewalks.
If voters reject the bond issue next week, city leaders will look for other ways to pay for the most important street improvements, said Eric Lamb, Raleighs transportation planning manager.
The short answer is, we would have to go back and revisit what our priorities are, Lamb said.
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A few weeks before their prom king's death, students at an Ohio high school had attended an assembly on narcotics that warned about the dangers of heroin and prescription painkillers.
Stay-at-home mothers are on the rise
Emilee Eagar | posted Jul 19th - 9:13am
One mother talks about her decision to stay at home with her children amid a rise in stay-at-home moms.
Bed sharing is No.1 cause of infant sleep-related deaths, new study says
Faith Heaton Jolley | posted Jul 18th - 2:01pm
If you have ever wanted to soothe your baby by letting the infant sleep in bed with you, you may want to reconsider. A new study says that bed sharing is the No. 1 cause of infant sleep-related deaths.
Awkward movie moms with the best of intentions
Sarah Bringhurst for Ok.com | posted Jul 18th - 2:01pm
Moms come in all sorts of varieties, and sometimes it seems like it is their job to embarrass you. Take a look at five moms from the movies that have the best intentions.
Breast-feeding mom told to cover up at school
Mike Anderson | posted Jul 18th - 8:06am
A group of breast-feeding moms in Logan is taking a stand after one of them was asked to cover up at a public school by the principal.
Herbert calls for Common Core standards review
Benjamin Wood | posted Jul 17th - 9:46pm
Gov. Gary Herbert announced Thursday that he has directed the Utah Attorney General's Office to conduct a thorough review of the state's commitments and obligations under the Common Core State Standards.
Twins are born 12 hours apart on different days
The Associated Press | posted Jul 17th - 12:46pm
The Muldowney twins will share plenty of things in life, but the same birthday isn't one of them.
Is this robot the world's next step toward the future?
Alyssa Banks | posted Jul 17th - 11:34am
This interactive robot, called Jibo, was created to assist families with everyday needs.
9 years later, boy who fell from window making 'miraculous' recovery
Natalie Crofts | posted Jul 17th - 11:17am
A boy who had part of his brain removed after falling from a second- story window had his 13th surgery Wednesday.
3 steps to getting organized (in the real world)
Connie Sokol, KSL.com Contributor | posted Jul 17th - 9:05am
If you hate getting organized, stop trying to be Martha Stewart and instead try one of these quick tips to jumpstart change.
Do e-cigarette ads target teens?
Paul Nelson | posted Jul 17th - 8:08am
Health officials in Utah are very concerned about what kids might be seeing on TV. Recent studies show an explosion of commercials for electronic cigarettes on TV shows most likely seen by young people.
Having a 'mom fail' day? Turn it into a 'mom win'
Nicole Carpenter, KSL.com Contributor | posted Jul 16th - 8:54pm
A lifeguard saved my son last week, making one scary #momfail day for me. Still, no mom is perfect, and the best we can do is improve upon today. Here are a couple things I have found we can do to turn a #momfail day into a #momwin.
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With elections less than a week away, city officials are making sure everything runs smoothly. Today, tests were performed on the mobile ballot boxes, which run the machines. The checks are done before each election to make sure every machine is accurate and user friendly.
"We're pleased with how easy this is and with how the citizens of Charlottesville who actually come out and vote on election day, how happy they are with this system," said Sheri Iachetta, General Registrar for the City of Charlottesville.
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Amazon launches an online store for 3-D printed wares
The marketplace gives consumers access to more than 300 products created using a 3-D printer.
Amazon launches an online store for 3-D printed wares
The marketplace gives consumers access to more than 300 products created using a 3-D printer.
Amazon's Q2 revenue increases 23%
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Each year, GQ partners with Gap to highlight some of the best newcomers in the men's fashion. Now in its eighth year, the Best New Menswear Designers in America has rolled out their new class of sartorial all-stars. For the third installment in this series, I'm profiling the new cool kid on the block John Elliott + Co. Designer John Elliott has put his unique spin on the casual ready-to-wear market with slim, slouchy tees and premium denim.
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Local students will be better prepared for the upcoming academic year through the donation of school supplies due to the partnership formed between Communities In Schools of Milledgeville-Baldwin County (CISMBC), Walmart and other organizations.
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In their 85th season, the Harlem Globetrotters have entertained millions of parents, children, and general basketball admirers with a unique brand of athletic precision and showmanship. For their latest 4 Times the Fun North American tour, the Globetrotters will add new 4-point shot spots located 35 feet from the basket, which is 12 feet farther than the official 3-point line but several thousand miles closer than the prime meridian.
Head Coach Sonny Dykes leads the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs through a series of strategic plays during a pigskin-passing match against the New Mexico State Aggies. Starting quarterback Nick Isham, chosen as the 2010 Old Spice National High School Player of the Year, applies his confidence in passing footballs and traffic on two-lane highways to the playing field, allowing the Bulldogs to maneuver around their helmet-headed opponents. Looking to improve upon last year's achieved 5–7 mark, the home team will attempt to pin their rivals to the ground using nothing more than ferocious tackles and an endless supply of velcro.
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WASHINGTON — U.S. Rep. George Holding introduced his first piece of legislation in Congress this week – a bill that would require federal agencies to publish more information about rules they are planning.
The Raleigh Republican calls the bill the All Economic Regulations are Transparent Act. It would require federal agencies once a month to report on all rules they plan to propose or finalize in the coming year. The federal government would be required to post this information on the Internet each month.
The bill would "help business owners know what's coming so they can determine what effect the regulations will have on them," Holding said. It also increases transparency by requiring federal agencies to detail the effects of regulations, he said.
Holding has been a member of Congress since January and was one of the last of 84 freshmen to introduce legislation.
"I'm focused on cutting spending and the size of government, and part of that means that we need to actually make the government be accountable for the rules and regulations that they promulgate," Holding said Thursday in an email.
"Often, (small businesses) are harmed by regulations because they do not have proper time to comply and prepare for their effects on the business."
Under his bill, a cost-benefit analysis of all proposed or final rules would have to be published twice a year. In addition, agencies would be required to publish that information for all proposed and final rules from the past 10 years. No rules could take effect until the required information was available online for six months, except in certain cases the president could order that a rule should take effect immediately.
Federal agencies now are required to publish information twice a year on rules that may have a significant impact on a substantial number of small businesses.
The Republican-controlled House of Representatives has passed many bills that attempt to limit regulations. They have been blocked by the Senate, where Democrats have a majority.
James Goodwin, a senior policy analyst with Center for Progressive Reform, a nonprofit research group that supports protections of health, safety and the environment, said the bill won't improve transparency.
"Basically it just makes them issue more reports that contain meaningless information," Goodwin said.
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A white Ford Transit, grey Ford Mondeo and white Iveco collided at the junction of Coach Road & Old House Road at about 10.10am.
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Unnecessary advertising laws hurting Redditch businesses, says MP (From Redditch Advertiser)
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11:50am Monday 25th February 2013 in News
REDDITCH'S MP Karen Lumley has met with Unicorn Hill business owners who have been threatened with fines of up to £2,500 for putting up advertising boards outside their shops.
Mrs Lumley said she feels passionately that businesses should not be faced with such strict measures and be free to advertise outside of their shops.
She added: "This move to threaten businesses for simply advertising their shops sends completely the wrong message for anyone who would consider opening a business in Redditch. Businesses must be removed from this red tape and unnecessary regulation.
"Redditch Council must look at this again and ask themselves whether it honestly believes the town is best served using its time and resources to enforce harmful unnecessary advertising laws or whether it is best served actually encouraging businesses."
And Labour councillor Rebecca Blake said: "Small businesses are really up against it currently. I have listened to local businesses and the problems this has caused them and asked council officers across the different departments to put their heads together to find a way through that is fair and proportionate. The footpath is owned by Worcestershire County Council and so I hope Redditch and Worcestershire can work together to get the right result.
"Redditch Council is working hard to support new business into the town centre yet there is clearly more that local and national government can do.
"At a national level planning laws could be changed to make advertising easier for small businesses and more crucially the government should scrap their VAT increase."
A council spokesman said: "As a council we do support new and existing local businesses and we do plan to look at how we move forward with this issue by working with businesses and partners including the town centre partnership."
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Just let them advertise for God sake.
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no wonder this country ended up in a right financial state, has there ever been a time when labour hasnt left the country in debt and on its knees?
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Tonawanda News — In the last game of his football career, North Tonawanda's Jon Zellner wanted to show all of Western New York that the Lumberjacks were a playoff caliber team.
It was the senior's final game in blue and red, and NT coach Tony Truilizio knew before the game even started that the Zellner was ready to play.
"John Zellner just had a look that I haven't seen in a very long time," Truilizio said. "He was focused from the minute he got on the bus to immediately after the game."
Zellner carried 21 times for 147 yards and his three touchdowns led the Jacks to a 36-29 win — NT's sixth straight — over Hamburg Wednesday night at Tonawanda's Clinton H. Small Stadium in the championship game of the Chuck Funke Memorial Classic.
"It meant a lot to the program to show that we should've been in the playoffs and to show what we are made of and to show what we can do," Zellner said.
Hamburg had a first down at North Tonawanda's 7-yard line early in the fourth quarter, looking to take control of the game. The Jacks had just taken their first lead at 29-22 on the strength of 14 unanswered points. But the Bulldogs responded by driving down the field from their own 39-yard line and seemed poised to tie the game.
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Hamburg had three more shots at the end — all pass attempts — but failed to move any closer to the end zone, and the Jacks took over on downs. They drove 88 yards and scored on a 1-yard Zellner rush with 1:53 left in the game to take a 36-22 lead and seal the game.
Senior wide receiver Jake Ferry broke the single season receiving yards record on a 35-yard pass in the second quarter that moved the Jacks to Hamburg's 3-yard line and helped set up Zellner's second score of the night.
Ferry finished the game with four catches for 96 yards. His season total of 802 yards is 40 yards better than the old mark of 762 yards.
"As a team we came out slow and we had to pick up the pace, and that first catch that I had really picked it up for team," Ferry said. "The second one, it gets the momentum rolling when you have a passing play because a lot of teams just aren't used to it."
The Bulldogs scored first and capitalized on two interceptions, a fumble and blown coverage downfield on passing plays in the first half, but only led by a point at halftime.
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Those were the last points the Bulldogs scored until late in the fourth quarter.
The Jacks answered the kickoff return with a three-play drive culminating in a 41-yard touchdown run by junior quarterback Chris Woodard. The Jacks also went for two and got it to tie the game.
Those were the first of 22 unanswered points scored by the Jacks to put the game away.
Truilizio thinks the win was a big one for the seniors and the program.
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On a field trip to a Hindu festival one afternoon with the children of Ama Ghar in Kathmandu Valley, we came across this booth that sold plastic buckets. To show how durable they are, one man repeatedly slammed each bucket against a rock while a child with a microphone repeats: "It won't break!" in Nepali. We ended up buying one before heading home. They're useful for washing clothes and taking bucket baths.
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Boba Fett Diop says:
Lisa, you just fell for the "Nepalese Bucket Con," one of the oldest grifts in existence! Whatever you do, don't leave your bucket where yaks can see it.
Lucifer says:
I do not want the one that's been all beat up
godfathersoul says:
they just don't make 'em like they used to. or still do. or something…
Rob Beschizza says:
On the contrary, I want mine pre-beaten, in Italian Cognac leather.
Poros says:
Can I get more info on the so-called "bucket baths"?
Jerril says:
Bucket bathing I think is the same thing as I think of as "Camp Bathing" or "Oh Fuck The Hot Water Tank Is Broken And I Don't Have The Money To Fix It" bathing.
When you have to boil all the water in a kettle or a pot, having a real bath rapidly becomes Really Not Worth The Effort. At least not on a daily basis.
So you boil a spaghetti pot full, or a couple of kettles full – a buckets worth. And then you give yourself the best sponge bath you can manage and finish off by dumping the bucket of water over yourself. Well, actually you finish off with fantasizing about hot water on demand, but that's after the actual bath process is done.
Poufiasse says:
I would definetely consider purchasing a laptop that would pass the same test.
IWood says:
noooo they be smashin' mah bukkit
zyodei says:
My memory of my time in India involves buckets. Lots of buckets, all the time. Buckets to wash clothes in. Buckets to wash vegetables in. Buckets to wash dishes in. Buckets for bathing. Buckets for washing the floor.
Actually, come to think of it, they were all the same three buckets :)


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It is interesting to finally see the "media" concerned with constitutional rights. For too long, the media has been predominantly anti-gun; perhaps now that will begin to change. The American people have to be re-taught the contents of the U.S. Constitution.
Without question the founding fathers thought the protection of rights in the First Amendment to be the most important and then there is the Second Amendment, which allows the people the right to bear arms so as to defend themselves should their government begin overreaching its authority. Many people say that it could never happen here, but ask the Associated Press reporters what they think of that.
It's time that the media highlight the Constitution as it was written and its original intent, as opposed to the courts' all-too-frequent reinterpreting of it. The people need to be reminded of that original intent because that is what our founding fathers fought for. That is the birthright of all Americans as well as the right of all those who become Americans
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Zumaya is not the problem
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I just read the news about Joel Zumaya. I suppose none of us should be surprised Zumaya could be injured. Some will use this as an opportunity to say that the twins should have signed more help for the bullpen. While that may be true, I think it ignores the bigger picture. The Twins need to improve their teaching staff as a whole and two thirds of the innings of a pitching staff come from starters.
Now I've heard it said that the Twins have five number four starters. I think this is a little bit too simple of an assessment. Baker, Liriano, and Pavano are all good pitchers. Of course there are flaws in each one. But any team in the nation would be happy to sign them to their rotation were the Twins to cut them today.
The two others in the rotation, Blackburn and (presumably) Marquis, are a different story. The aren't expected to be good pitchers, and they don't show the potential to get much better.
If the Twins were serious about contending this year, they should have signed or traded for a legitimate middle-of-the-rotation starter to take 180-220 innings, all of which are by definition winnable or losable games, since they are after all starting a tied game.
That is a much bigger concern than replacing the 60 or so innings that Zumaya could have taken.
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After a five month long search, the Cherry Valley Board of Education and Interim Superintendent Richard Rose appointed a new Superintendent, Timothy R. Ryan.
The Board voted unanimously on Oct. 30 in favor of Ryan.
Three candidates for the superintendent position met with administrators, teachers, students, parents and community members on Oct. 15. Of the three candidates, Rose said Ryan stood out.
"In this process someone always rises to the top, in this case Mr. Ryan did," Rose said Monday.
"He has a wealth of experience as a teacher and a principal," Rose continued.
Ryan served as a teacher for a total of 12 years. He taught high school earth science and non-regents biology and he also taught all content areas of sixth grade.
He has been a principal at the Otego Elementary School in the Unatego Central School district for the past six years.
Rose said Ryan has qualities that will make him a great superintendent. "He has an outgoing personality and he's a very good listener," Rose said.
Those attributes that may get him far, as many Cherry Valley-Springfield community members voiced concerns about the lack of communication from the superintendent in the past.
Ryan said he plans to be highly visible in the CV-S community and have several opportunities for parents and community members to meet with him to discuss any questions or ongoing issues regarding the school.
"I'd like to build upon the successes of Cherry Valley-Springfield Central School," Ryan said. "I want to get their thoughts on issues we really need to address and use that to chart a course to move forward."
Ryan believes that if everyone works together Cherry Valley-Springfield School will have a successful future, he said.
"I'm very excited to meet and get to know the entire Cherry Valley-Springfield community," he said.
Rose said he has mixed feelings about leaving his role as the Interim Superintendent.
"The people of Cherry Valley have been very warm and welcoming, including the students," he said.
Though he said he is excited to retire again after working in education for so many years, "I hope to be involved (with Cherry Valley) in some way in the future," Rose continued.
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Marquette finally broke out of its offensive funk, but ran out of gas in Tempe.
Based on how things have gone so far this season, let's sum up the first road test of the year thusly: gulp.
13 title games, and four tournaments with semifinals today! That's it! That's the whole list of basketball today!
No Marquette, but still a stacked day of hoops to check out.
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