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Franklin Regional boys basketball coach Brad Midgley found himself changing his team's starting lineup a few times during the first five games of the season.
The frequent changes have nothing to do with punishment, he said, and more to do with his squad's depth.
Five games into the season, Franklin Regional (3-2, 0-1) is relying on a primary core of nine players who can all contribute on the floor. The cast includes guards Tyler Hamilton, Colin Jonov, Matt Renzi, Jake Roberge and Charan Singh and forwards Devin Arrigo, George Brown, Matt Fisch and Todd Summers.
"Any one of us can step up," Renzi said. "The more we play together, the more wins we'll get."
"It's a nice luxury to have," Midgley said. "We just need to make sure we do it the right way and the chemistry stays strong. Hopefully, it leads us to a good season."'
So far, signs are positive. The Panthers averaged nearly 80 points in the season-opening Upper St. Clair Tournament and followed that up with a championship in the Rettger Memorial Tournament before dropping their section opener, 59-51, to Central Catholic last Friday.
While Franklin Regional did fall to Central Catholic, the Panthers led the Vikings by five points heading into the fourth quarter before struggling offensively.
"It's the first section game of the season," Renzi said. "We've got to put it behind us, obviously, and come ready to play."
Franklin Regional boasted depth on the perimeter last season, when the Panthers missed the postseason after tying for fifth place in Section 2-AAAA. The biggest difference with this season's team comes because of the depth on the interior. Where four guards started for the Panthers last season, Midgley can go with lineups that include two forwards and three guards this year.
"There's obviously some games where you might want to go with four guards, but night in and night out it's not always going to work out," Midgley said. "There's going to be some teams that match up differently with you, and for us to be able to adjust to it is very nice."
The improved interior play is leading to more second-chance opportunities for Franklin Regional, and Summers and Fisch especially showed strong signs in the Rettger tournament championship game against Norwin. Fisch finished with 14 points and 13 rebounds, while Summers added 13 points in the Panthers' 58-52 victory.
Renzi is leading the Panthers' perimeter players in scoring, as he recorded 12 points against both Norwin and Central Catholic.
While Midgley said he was encouraged by the offensive development, he would like to see more balance between 3-point shooting and interior scoring.
"We want to make sure we focus on getting good shots each possession," he said. "The 3-pointer is just something that has been a strength for us most games, so it's something we do lean on at times. But it's not something where we try to make sure we get so many open or so many shots per game. We just want to make sure we get the best look. We just have a lot of guys who can knock it down."
Franklin Regional looked to bounce back from the Central Catholic loss when the Panthers hosted Fox Chapel on Tuesday. The game ended past the deadline for this week's edition. The Panthers will host Penn Hills at 7:30 p.m. Friday.
"We always want to try to protect our home floor," Midgley said. "You want to prepare for each game and go into each game feeling the same, but at the same time it's kind of hard not to feel a little more confidence at home."
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London - Poem by William Blake
I wandered through each chartered street,
Near where the chartered Thames does flow,
A mark in every face I meet,
Marks of weakness, marks of woe.
In every cry of every man,
In every infant's cry of fear,
In every voice, in every ban,
The mind-forged manacles I hear:
How the chimney-sweeper's cry
Every blackening church appals,
And the hapless soldier's sigh
Runs in blood down palace-walls.
But most, through midnight streets I hear
How the youthful harlot's curse
Blasts the new-born infant's tear,
And blights with plagues the marriage-hearse.
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A striking poem, quite eerie, with grave images. Almost like a time machine. Very interesting comments below. I enjoyed reading- twice. (Report) Reply
Mookey Wilson (4/17/2010 6:02:00 AM)
Blake suggests that nothing is free: 'chartered street' the word 'chartered' means mapped out, this implies that the street has no free will and is chosen where it is allowed to be and where it is allowed to go. This in turn means that the street could be perceived as a metaphor for the people of London. Blake then repeats 'chartered' in the next line: 'chartered Thames'. Blake uses repetition of 'chartered' to show that nothing can escape the iron grip that prohibits London. The use of the word 'Thames' is effective and strengthens this point because it means that even a mighty force of nature has been tamed, caged, and brought under control. If such a powerful force has been restrained what hope do the people of London have? (Report) Reply
Ag Basheer Udumbunthala (2/17/2010 1:43:00 AM)
The poet expressing his feelings of specially organized cities with rich culture and high economical growth, a search of happy face in the street but there are marks of sorrow, marks of misery, marks of sadness….the current situation of the world. "The peace" in articles, in words, in talks, in medias…where is the real "peace" that is getting, who is executing… (Report) Reply
Andrew Hoellering (2/26/2009 12:44:00 AM)
A 'chartered' street has been approved by royal charter, which makes what follows all the more ironic.The repetition of 'every' stresses there are no exceptions, and the brilliant phrase 'mind-forged manacles' recalls Hamlet's 'nothing is but thinking makes it so.'
The Church should be appalled by the chimney sweepers, who are tiny kids being deprived of heir education, and Royalty by the soldiers' poor pay and unsatisfactory conditions of service.
The last verse of this great poem refers to the effects of venereal disease. It is passed from the father, who has slept with the prostitute before marriage, , to the mother, and thence to their child, ruining a life that has barely begun. (Report) Reply
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This poem abounds with freedom unfettered by its rhyming. The variable rhythms and bold sense of purpose make this a work of compelling depth and strength. (Report) Reply
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Over the last five years, Upstate employees have contributed more than $2.6 million through the United Way/Community Giving Campaign, earning the United Way's Spirit of Caring Award in 2010.
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In today's competitive market, a salesperson can't afford to keep a customer waiting serveral days while he fights bottlenecks.
Salespeople are under increasing pressure to make good decisions about the effective use of their time. The paperwork that goes into creating a deal - from formal proposals to signed legal documents - can slow down the process significantly. And with today's competitive market, a salesperson can't afford to keep a customer on the line for several days while he fights bottlenecks.
Tom Taylor, president, CEO and founder of Free!Graphix, created a program designed specifically to automate the sales process. That program, CyberForms, makes it faster and easier for salespeople to get through the tasks of costing, quoting and selling equipment.
As an equipment salesman, Taylor found it difficult to quickly and efficiently create proposals in the field without electronic sales tools. At the time, laptops were expensive, and there weren't any sales tools available for use in the field.
Says Taylor, "I began the company out of necessity."
After working in wholesale hydraulic attachments as a partner in HED Corp. and as a marketing manager for Stanley Hydraulic Tools, Taylor worked on the retail side with a Case distributor. He started Free!Graphix in 1992.
"I wrote the program for someone who works out of the trunk of his car," says Taylor. "What I had was a problem being able to quote and sell tractors fast enough and still have enough time to pursue more leads. So, I set out to remove the hurdles; I didn't want to jump over them anymore.
"CyberForms keeps salespeople right where they should be - out in the field."
What Is CyberForms?
CyberForms is sales force automation and customer relationship management software specifically designed for construction, industrial and agriculture equipment sales. It works directly with a company's dealer business system.
"CyberForms turns the tedious task of costing, quoting and selling equipment into point-and-click simplicity," says Taylor. The software is easy to use - no typing skills are required.
CyberForms gives salespeople access to everything they need to work in any location, including their company's customer database, in-house inventory, price books, sales worksheets, quotes, sales orders, finance documents and quality assurance forms.
"With CyberForms, the salesperson has all the necessary information 24/7 on a laptop or PDA," says Taylor.
A salesperson can generate proposals and sales documents in minutes. Free!Graphix customizes the system for its users so when the salesperson is ready to print, the company's letterhead and legal documents are generated with no need for manual forms.
Since the software ties into the company's business system, it can turn the raw data into relational data tables.It transform the short UNIX codes dealers use to describe product groups and features into complete product descriptions. The end result is a grammatically correct, sophisticated proposal, complete with finance options and payment plans.
CyberForms eliminates having to check with the office on inventory pricing. The program includes a sophisticated inventory management system that prices inventory automatically at true market value, with age grading and rental depreciation.
"That's really important to our customers, because historically, timely pricing of rental returns has been difficult," says Taylor. "CyberForms does it automatically. It's something no other product does."
The Advantages of CyberForms
Advantages of the program include the ability to print every form remotely. For custom forms or proposals on company letterhead, all the salesperson needs is plain white paper, and the program takes care of the rest. The program eliminates the need for salespeople to carry a file of paper forms.
"I would find myself out in the field needing to fill out a sales order. I'd reach into my file and discover I'd forgotten to replenish my forms," says Taylor. "I'd have to drive 25 miles back to the office, then drive back out to the field.
"That happens in our industry every day, but with CyberForms it's no longer a problem."
By using CyberForms, dealer sales reps will be able to serve more customers, says Taylor
"You have to sell more equipment to make the money you did 10 years ago," says Taylor. "It's difficult to do unless you have the tools you need to move quickly through the sales process."
This program frees up managers to manage rather than micromanage, and at the same time, gives autonomy to the salesperson.
The program also returns data to management. It generates and delivers a market awareness spreadsheet that is delivered to the manager electronically every day. It shows statistics for everything that has been costed, quoted, sold - or lost.
CyberForms is easy to learn, implements quickly and requires no typing skills.
"Altogether we have more than 60 years experience in equipment and wholesale sales," says Taylor. "We know this business from the standpoint of someone working out of the trunk of his car, and that's how this software was written."
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I understand Newtown Board of Education Chair Keith Alexander, Vice Chair Laura Roche, member John Vouros, Sandy Hook School Principal Kathy Gombos, and Superintendent of Schools Joseph V. Erardi, Jr, ventured across the town border Monday, May 18, to share their gratitude with the Monroe Board of Education during its meeting. As he said at the Newtown board meeting the following night, Mr Alexander said the group thanked the Monroe Board of Education for "lending us a school [and] for the town's support." If I had opposable thumbs, they would be up.
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Healthcare CEOs Shoot Themselves in the Foot | Mother Jones
Article about hearing where CEOs of healthcare companies display the arrogance that will be their undoing. Even if you pay into their systems for years, they will drop you from the plan using a process called rescission. In plainer terms, it's called getting screwed by an immoral corporation.
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"It also found that policyholders with breast cancer, lymphoma and more than 1,000 other conditions were targeted for rescission and that employees were praised in performance reviews for terminating the policies of customers with expensive illnesses."
You can watch the three-plus hour hearing here.
Q: Where's the "free market" now conservatives?
A: The free market can't talk right now, it's buy figuring out ways to no longer offer insurance coverage to the people who need it most.
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Don't even get me started. This is one of those conversations where our household can not refrain from using the F Bomb. Dingell has it right, good public coverage will force an attitude change for private insurance making it all better.
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i've worked in healthcare and life sciences for nearly two decades. this is perpetually an issue for me. the system is indeed busted – and busted badly. we operate a system in which providers are incented by doing more procedures and payers are incented to do less. nobody is compensated for wellness, and the challenges and costs of the system keep people from receiving care that could dramatically reduce costs later after a preventable illness get critical. drug companies have the toughest business in the world, but the govt doesn't enforce price controls, thus subsidizing all the countries that do. and we remain the only modern, western nation, in which a serious traumatic injury or illness leaves you bankrupt and, potentially, without insurance later – even if you have it currently.
none of this, of course, is news to anyone.
the question i ask about the benefits of a publicly driven hc system as apposed to a market driven system is simply this: should an amoral force like free markets be used to dictate the availability (and quality) of healthcare? companies are beholden to share holders first, customers second. and our current system seems to keep those customers a DISTANT second.
(i always wonder what happens when the shareholders get sick?)
the argument is that the customer can then shop for a different choice of insurance. of course, as anyone with anything that even resembles a preexisting condition will tell you, there is no choice. again, the market deciding on an issue that i would argue has clear social and moral implications.
one last question: why the societal fear of a public healthcare in he first place (beyond just the costs associated – costs that need to be controlled regardless of the hc model you choose). we trust (most of us anyway) the public to educate our children. to protect our cities. to guide our airplanes. to put out our fires. to fly a letter from LA to NYC for under fifty cents. why not mend our wounds?
a republican social – libertarian friend of mine argued that with every growth of of govt and every regulation, liberty dies.
i argued with him that this opinion is a luxury for an affluent white male with an advanced degree. i wonder how liberated a diabetic, single-mother, wal-mart employee with two kids and no insurance feels when she has to choose between rent and healthcare.
sorry to run off in your comments. healthcare in america just fires me up.
You make a lot of good points. Another is that for most of us, our employer choose our health plan. At larger companies, you might have a few options such as Kaiser/HMO vs. PPO with a couple of deductibles. Why in the heck should I have to choose my career based on who has the best health plan for me rather than the job which bets fits my skill set and temperament?
I was recently put on blood pressure medication. Fortunately, we noticed it had crept up during a recent checkup, and it stayed a little too high during a few follow-up checks. My doctor wanted me to get a BP monitor at home so we can see how I handle the medication. Of course, my insurance doesn't cover it. They'll pay for me to go to the office every few weeks to get it checked, but not $80 for a monitor to use at home. It makes no sense to me.
When a GP takes you on an HMO plan they receive a Per Capita fee per month whether you utilize the service or not. So the GP's services are "free" beyond this initial payment from the plan.
Of note, GPs are then given additional incentives (usually a fixed fee or a multiplier on their aggregate Per Capita per month) to stay open longer, work weekends, etc.
It's important to note that the GP is thus monetarily encouraged to take on more members than they can necessarily serve should a large portion of the population become ill. However, they are also monetarily encouraged to work weekends and long hours to increase coverage and access.
So you sell a complex product with potentially high financial risks, and you need information from your customers to price and manage that risk, and those customers often have incentive to mislead you, BUT if you want tools to manage the exposure from such misrepresentation, you are a Bad Guy.
For some reason, neither article gives a thorough discussion of why companies might do this.
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But from a moral standpoint, the motivations are clear: you get sick, the insurance company can and will drop you at their discretion.
From my standpoint, another reason why insurance companies are failing society. The motivation is not to provide service it is to manage risk. That is at odds with the stated purpose of the company.
My biggest fear with a public payer system is that the government will decide that a substantial cost comes from physician salaries. We've gone through 5 years of living together, but not really being present to each other, with 3 more to go. That's an investment we're making in her career and our financial future. If the government were to come in and unilaterally change that outcome I don't know how I'd handle it.
I know the discussions should center around coverage and wellness, but being on this side of the fence i just want my wife to be able to heal people and be rewarded for the immense effort she's put forth and the very large financial risk we entered into.
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I honestly do not understand how we are so naive to think that the government will some how do a far better job. Are we impressed with the USPS? Has the government done a good job with medicaid, medicare, or social security? How about the FDA, the Fed, etc.?
The fact is, even if the government could effectively manage healthcare, we just don't have the funding (just look at how the deficit has doubled in the first few months of this administration, and promises to quadruple by the end of the year), and the truth is, the government watchdogs have no watchdogs. The latin phrase "Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?" is quite relevant. It means, "Who watches the watchers?"
Furthermore, I do not want a bureaucrat telling my doctor how, when, and who he can or cannot treat. Yes, there are a lot of drawbacks to our current system, but at least now if you have a life-threatening illness, disease, or injury, you are seen almost always immediately. In socialized systems elsewhere like Canada and the UK, you are put on a waiting list (often longer than the duration of the fatal illness).
The reason insurance is often out of reach for so many has more to do with liability insurance and frivolous lawsuits than it does with the fact that it is private. Medicaid and medicare provide horrendous coverage. We can and should come up with a better solution that does not stifle private ingenuity, but instead inspires it. The less government the better.
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You are misinformed:
Read this report (it's the big PDF in the sidebar of that linked page) and we'll talk.
UPDATE: on page 48 of that report, using 2003 numbers, $20 billion US in malpractice insurance is paid. That is a tiny contributor compared to administrative costs, drugs and other operational costs.
Talking points aren't going to advance the conversation.
I take issue with much of your comment, but in particular this paragraph:
"Furthermore, I do not want a bureaucrat telling my doctor how, when, and who he can or cannot treat. Yes, there are a lot of drawbacks to our current system, but at least now if you have a life-threatening illness, disease, or injury, you are seen almost always immediately. In socialized systems elsewhere like Canada and the UK, you are put on a waiting list (often longer than the duration of the fatal illness)."
If you currently use an HMO or some other form of managed care from a major insurance company, you ALREADY have a bureaucrat dictating to your doctor how, when, etc., and the insurance company can easily choose to drop you if you develop an expensive, life-threatening condition. I know. It happened to my uncle, who developed lung cancer, was dropped, and died in November 2007 leaving his wife in tremendous debt.
As for the Canadian health care system's supposedly interminable waits: this, too, is talking-point bullshit. I live in a have-not province (American ex-pat), meaning our health care system is worse than those in British Columbia or Quebec. My sister-in-law was diagnosed with breast cancer on Wednesday. On Monday, she sees a surgeon. Not bad, as waiting times go.
I completely agree that our health care system needs to be completely overhauled. But I'm definitely not in favor of a public system.
Yes, I fall into the white male, lower middle income category, and my employer provides insurance, of which i still have to pay premiums. And I can admit that it is easier for me to say that it's just to bad for others who don't have insurance or can't afford it. But, I have to say that the idea that the government would be the one to decide whether or not a procedure is available or not seems really sketchy.
Our system is broken, and does need to be completely overhauled, but perhaps we need to look into why it's so expensive. Health insurance companies have not been around for a long time and really only got off the ground in the 60s. Prior to that, everyone paid for each service only when needed. Even when health insurance was first beginning, it was only there for major events (surgeries, etc.) Everything else was still out of pocket.
Perhaps finding a way to get back to something like that is more of what we should be looking for.
No system will be perfect, and no matter what we do, someone will always end up being uncovered by any policy. But the needs of the many in this case do need to outweigh the needs of the few.
According to the Census Bureau, only about 16% of Americans are without health coverage of some sort. That means, that for 84% of us (not just the white folks), we've got some protection. If it were reversed, I might be able to be convinced (constitution or not) that we'd need to consider a government sponsored solution. But right now, I can't justify it.
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40 million + without coverage. Unacceptable for the size and economic power of the United States. A disgrace.
Not that wikipedia is an incredibly trustworthy source, but as i was looking at it this morning on the article relating to US health care, the true number of people who actually need it is less that that amount.
via that article:
"Among the uninsured population, nearly 37 million were employment-age adults (ages 18 to 64), and more than 27 million worked at least part time. About 38% of the uninsured live in households with incomes of $50,000 or more. According to the Census Bureau, nearly 36 million of the uninsured are legal U.S citizens. Another 9.7 million are non-citizens, but the Census Bureau does not distinguish in its estimate between legal non-citizens and illegal immigrants. It has been estimated that nearly one fifth of the uninsured population is able to afford insurance, almost one quarter is eligible for public coverage, and the remaining 56% need financial assistance (8.9% of all Americans)"
link to it is: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/US_health_care_system#The_uninsured
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"In 2007, 45.7 million people in the U.S. (15.3% of the population) were without health insurance for at least part of the year. This number was down slightly from the previous year, with nearly 3 million more people receiving government coverage and a slightly lower percentage covered under private plans than the year previous.[34]"
Either way, the system in the US is a disgrace.
In our family, we can afford insurance, but no company will insure us.
Insurance companies are evil. And health care should not be tied to your job.
What I don't understand is why the automatic answer (from the right) is that a free-market will solve the problem. Get the government out, no regulations, and consumer demand will force companies to provide the services needed.
The problem is that in a free-market system, the business' first responsibility is to their stock-holders (as was mentioned in a previous comment) and not to their customers. I am forced to go to an insurance company for health coverage whose primary focus is NOT to provide health care coverage, but instead to maximize their profit by minimizing their payout (by denying services or even coverage).
Where can I go to find someone whose first priority is my health?
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Whether or not you like the situation now, the fact is, if I had a broken leg, arm, life-threatening disease I would receive immediate treatment in this country. The same cannot be said for the UK, France, or Canada, (maybe they'd help in Cuba, but I'd have to bring my own bedding, water, food and antiseptic). While we could definitely incentivize those uninsured with a tax cut to give their more of their own money to buy the insurance plan they want, we still do have to remember that 83% of the United States does have health insurance and is pretty happy with it.
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Actually, your treatment speed in the US would depend on if you had insurance or not, how busy the urgent care or ER was at the time of your visit and if others were more in need than you. You would also pay more for the service you got and your insurance company would find ways to drop you if you kept having "life-threatening" diseases.
When I lived in England, I had a storm window drop on both my thumbs. I tried to sleep through it, but the pain and pressure was horrible so the next morning I was driven to a medical facility where they got me right in and wrapped me up. I didn't pay more than €1. Great service, kind and helpful and cheap.
I also question how many of the 83% are "pretty happy" with their insurance.
It's time for a change.
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speaking as someone with a good, employee subsidized ppo, someone who can choose his own doc, etc etc etc, i know that i spent nearly 2K out of pocket on my knees this year, with zero return on investment.
zero. zip. zilch. my knees hurt just as much.
i'm not so displeased with the result – i knew this was a risk.
i'm displeased that i had to spend 2K to find that out.
add to this what my company picked up (i'm a shareholder too you know) and the dramatic increase in my medical expenses over the course of my career, and as one of those 83%, i'm willing to go on record: NOT. HAPPY.
healthcare is getting worse and needs fixing.


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"Holy crooked boobs Batman." The joker looks like a chick without his makeup.
They look like they're making a break for it. I can almost hear the theme from "The Great Escape".
Yes, it looks like Tracy Anderson's Amazing Water Wigde-tits, have found yet another natural spring. There, to the left!"
Plastic Surgery…yeah, that's what she needs…more plastic.
…you know how much i love fit chicks and big bobbs, but yeah, seriously…???
Tracy Anderson, new spokeswoman for C.B.S. (Crooked Boob Syndrome), was not able to announce a date for a planned fund raising telethon.
In the Adult industry, we have a term we use for models
with "aim dis-advantaged" breast implants: Wonky Tits…
And honestly, I had never heard of C.B.S. before,
but I like it. I will certainly tell my friends…
Maybe you could get Jerry Lewis to do a telethon.
Did she get a deal for mismatched implants?
A face only a mother could love… a mother who's been dead for 2 decades.
Dis how chicken raised on hormones look?
Remind me again why this wrecked bitch is wasting space on this earth? Oh right, to promote fitness and wellbeing.
Should I have some idea of who the fuck this is? Cause I don't.
I think some fat got sucked out of the tummy and deposited only in the left breast.
Dis how chicken look
…at least she's done well for herself after the producers of "little people big world" decided to go with a different family…
In the quiet dark before the dawn, commanders took position at their lines, readying themselves for the General's signal. It was to come to them, tersely, over the wireless: "Achtung! Titzkrieg!"
Pull this into Photoshop and cut it into two halves from top to bottom.
Has she had a stroke? Left eye is not tracking with the right eye, etc . etc.


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Rockin' Ron for Hugh. My friend Bruce Morrissey of smuggsphoto.com, not unsurprisingly, knows where and how to get the money shots. For many years he's been taking photos & videos of families on the mountain and around the Resort, in Winter and in Summer. Today, we shot video of me skiing as the Friendly Pirate on Morse and Morse Highlands. This footage will be used to promote skiing to kids. When we finished filming we took Midway to Madonna for a fun run: Upper Chilcoot > Catwalk > Lower Catwalk > Lower Drifter > Red Fox Glades > Mulcahy's Link > Lower FIS. Along the way Bruce snapped this photo of yours truly in action. Whether there were photos or not, it was a sunny day and I couldn't miss this opportunity.
World Famous Cookie Race
Today was another beautiful day with sunny skies and a high of 22 degrees. I was on Morse Mountain today and it brought back so many great memories. I remember when I was learning how to ski here at Smuggs. Starting off on the lower mountain as a beginner and working my way to the top of Morse. Fine tuning my skills on Snow Snake and Upper Morse Liftline. More great memories were made today too as I watched my 3 year old daughter ski down from the top of Morse to the Cookie Race. It's great watching her enjoy what I love so much! We have top to bottom skiing and riding on all 3 mountains with 76 out of 78 trails open. All 8 lifts will be operating on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. 31 trails will be groomed for tomorrow, including Drifter, Lower Black Bear, and Snow Snake for a grand total of 166 acres. All 6 Terrain Parks are open. Tomorrow's forecast is calling for increasing clouds with a chance of flurries in the afternoon and a high of 33 degrees.
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Rockin' Ron for Hugh. Hark ye! Today, I had the privilege of skiing with Long Island Royalty. Princess Molly of Mandalay, along with her mother Michele and her grandpa Bob, ruled the slopes. The young Princess was fearless in the woods and on the groomers, as she inspected her beloved Sterling and Morse Mountains. Over a repaste in the Black Bear, the Mandalayan Royal Court decreed that the day was a smashing success (without the smashing, of course).
Later this week, she'll summon Dame Diane Oustinoff and Larry "her knight in shining" Arnold for further tutelage. Dame Diane and Sir Larry are esteemed members of the University von Snow Sport. Skiing with 3 generations of the Princess's family was a crowning achievement for moi!
Rockin' Ron for Hugh. I'm going for higher elevation education! I'm majoring in cruisers, steeps, moguls, and glades with Snow Sport University at Smugglers' Notch Resort.
Today's class was cruising in the fresh, creamy powder. Yea, the big fat flakes were flyin'. To quote Led Zeppelin "You need schoolin', baby, I'm not foolin'". I hope I get straight 'A's'… that's Awesome Alpine Adventures.
Another beautiful day filled with sunshine and snow
We received 10 inches of new snow in the past week and 102 inches this season so far. Our snowmakers have been working around the clock at the Morse Highlands area and Morse Mountain recently. The photo on the left shows the amount of snow our snowmakers can make in just one night with the right conditions. Our snowmakers made tons of snow on Log Jam which was groomed out today and we plan to open the Log Jam Terrain Park soon. Our snowmakers have moved up to Sterling Mountain for tonight. We are presently making snow on Upper Pipeline, Hangman's Drop, Bootlegger, the Zone, Lower Rumrunner, and Lower Exhibition. The perfect snowmaking temperatures will allow us to open more trails this week. We have top to bottom skiing and riding on all 3 mountains with 6 lifts operating, including the Madonna I Lift. We have 64 trails open with fantastic conditions. On the grooming list tonight is 30 trails, including Upper FIS, Thomke's Express, and Snow Snake. A grand total of 164 of freshly groomed terrain. Tomorrow's forecast is partly sunny skies with temperatures in the 20's. The forecast for Thursday night and Friday is snow, 3 inches of accumulation possible.
Butcher, Baker, SNOWMAKER!
Rockin' Ron for Hugh. We've been making snow around the clock and temps look good for continued snowmaking throughout the week. Last night it was Lower Madonna, today it is Morse (pictured here) and tomorrow it will be Sterling. More trails will open soon. To commemorate this flurry of flurries, I have fashioned this verse:
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The Smugglers' Notch Extreme Skiing Challenge was just amazing today! It was a beautiful sunny day and we had a great turn out. This year's competition had more age brackets with 10 and under, 11 to 13, 14 to 18, 19 to 44, and 45 plus. Pictured here is Pete Kochalka competing in the 45 plus category and ripping it up! There's a reason why they call it the Extreme Skiing Challenge and Upper Madonna Liftline has some of the gnarliest lift serviced terrain in the east! This is a fantastic event that really showcases what Smuggs has to offer. Smuggs is of course known as "America's Family Resort" and people think of Mogul Mouse, Billy Bob Bear's Cave, the World Famous Cookie Race, Sir Henry's Learning and Fun Park, the Burton Riglet Park, Log Jam Terrain Park, Father Winter's Tee Pee, and many more things found on Morse Mountain. One of the great things about Smuggs is the diversity of terrain that we have on our 3 mountains. If you enjoy long groomed intermediate cruisers with awesome views we have that. If you are an expert who enjoys steeps, glades, and moguls we have that also. This event highlights the Headwall's toughness with its double fall line, steep pitch, rocks, and changing conditions.
A huge thank you goes out to the people who made this event happen. The driving force has been the members of the Smugglers' Notch Ski and Snowboard Club, the SNSC Freeski Team, Andrew Snow, Matteo Campbell, and Bryan Salatino. The Smuggles' Notch Ski Patrol also worked hard with side stepping the trail days before the event, prepping the Upper Madonna Liftline and most important was their presence at the competition.
PK's 5K's OK
Rockin' Ron for Hugh. PK is Paul Kayhart, Smuggs Nordic Director. 5K is 3.something miles. OK is an American expression popular around the world. Anywho, this past Saturday the Nordic Center hosted PK's 5K Ramble, a non-competitive jaunt on our cross country trails.This event was part of the Heritage WinterFest presented by the Smugglers' Notch Area Chamber of Commerce. PK, like his predecessor Zeke Zucker, is passionate about cross country skiing. In an effort to introduce more people to the sport, PK convinced the Resort to offer FREE rentals and trail passes. Local dignitaries Mike Moser of the Cambridge Planning Commission and Lynn Saywer of the Cambridge Historical Society took advantage of the offer. Mike and PK (pictured) got out their wooden skis, wouldn't ya know.
"Well OK then, that was a couple of days ago, what about today Rockin'?" you ask. Twas a bluebird beauty of a day and I skied like I had wings. I made my maiden flight of the season to Morse Highlands. I took the cut-over trail from Lower Morse Liftline right below where Sam's Run enters (how come I never noticed that trail before?).Then I did my first fly-by of the season on Snow Snake. I never get tired of that trail. It has some nice pitches, rolls, and turns. That's where I take my friends on Morse, before we migrate to Madonna and Sterling. I gotta migrate outta here… catch ya on the fly.
Visiting Father Winter in his Teepee
Today was a great day on the mountain. It started with the Cat Trax Express, our 12 passenger heated cabin snowcat that brings you to the top of Madonna Mountain on Saturdays for first tracks. The Cat Trax Express also does fireworks tours and early evening tours. We had a fantastic time this morning getting first tracks in the early morning light.
I finished the morning report and then met up with my family to do some runs on Morse. We were riding the kid friendly Mogul Mouse Magical Lift to mid station. King Billy Bob's Den was open on the Magic Learning Trail. The kids just love going though the tunnel. We ran into some great family friends at mid station and did a few runs with them. The kids then decided that it would be a great idea to visit Father Winter. Father Winter is in the teepee between Lower Morse Liftline and the Magic Learning Trail on Saturdays and Wednesdays. He has a wood fire going with a pot of hot cider that kids pictured here really enjoy on a chilly winter day. It's always a fun educational experience when we visit Father Winter.
That's snow fun
I was delivering the snow report in the Village this morning. I was walking by the gazebo when I noticed the snowmaking whale at the base of Morse. Snow Sport University classes were meeting and getting ready to hit the slopes. A few of the SSU instructors and students could not resist the temptation and had to slide down the whale. I don't blame them one bit. I'm a big kid who loves to play in the snow too!