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Florida State has no option but to stop the option — if the Seminoles want to win their 13th ACC title.
Jimbo Fisher said Friday the key to the Seminoles winning another Atlantic Coast Conference championship and clinching an automatic bid to the Orange Bowl is shutting down Georgia Tech's triple option offense.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Florida State has no option but to stop the option — if the Seminoles want to win their 13th ACC title.
Jimbo Fisher said Friday the key to the Seminoles winning another Atlantic Coast Conference championship and clinching an automatic bid to the Orange Bowl is shutting down Georgia Tech's triple option offense.
The 13th-ranked Seminoles (10-2, 7-1 ACC) are two-touchdown favorites over unranked Georgia Tech in Saturday night's matchup. Still, Fisher knows defending the Yellow Jackets' deceiving offense can be a monumental task if you're not properly prepared.
The Yellow Jackets (6-6, 5-3) averaged 40 points per game during ACC play and their running game ranks third-best in the nation, averaging 323.3 yards per game.
Fisher said his staff has devised a good game plan to stop it.
But he's quick to point out it's difficult to simulate the speed of Georgia Tech's offense because it's so unorthodox.
"It's hard to simulate," Fisher said during a press conference Friday in Charlotte. "It's one thing to do it in practice when you have your assignments, but we have to get used to the speed of it and how well they execute it. So it will be a huge challenge for us, no doubt."
Whatever happens, both teams could be heading for a bowl game.
The NCAA on Thursday granted Georgia Tech a waiver to ensure it would be bowl eligible even it loses and drops to 6-7 on the season.
The Yellow Jackets hope they don't need the waiver. Whether they do or not, could depend on the Seminoles' defense.
Florida State ranks fourth in the nation against the run, allowing just 85.08 yards per game and a mere 2.7 yards per carry.
But the Seminoles' task could be a little more difficult without defensive end Tank Carradine, their leading tackler, who'll miss the final two games of the season with a torn knee ligament. He led Florida State with 80 tackles and was second on the team with 11 sacks.
Even without Carradine, Yellow Jackets coach Paul Johnson said Florida State has the best defensive line his team has faced this season. They are led by Bjoern Warner, the ACC defensive player of the year.
"They're huge, and they've got a lot of them," Johnson said of Florida State's defensive line rotation. "So they roll them and they play a lot of guys. It's going to be a huge challenge. ... Georgia is awfully good at linebacker and safety, and so is Florida State, but Florida State is really good on the defensive front."
Georgia Tech's leading rusher Orwin Smith did not play last week and Johnson said he's doubtful for Saturday night, which could put more pressure on quarterback Tevin Washington. Washington has only thrown for seven touchdowns this season, but he leads the Yellow Jackets with 18 rushing TDs.
Florida State and Georgia Tech have spent the week trying to forget about last Saturday.
Both teams suffered losses to in-state rivals.
Florida State's loss was particularly painful as the let a fourth quarter lead slip away and lost to in-state rival and fourth-ranked Florida 37-26. But Fisher believes his team has bounced back with a good week of practice.
"I think it hurt them, but I think they're ready to flush it because they understand what they have to accomplish and that's win a conference championship and still have a phenomenal year," Fisher said. "I look forward to them doing that. I expect them to do it."
Georgia Tech was blown out by No. 3 Georgia 42-10 Saturday.
The Yellow Jackets' defense has had its problems all season and Johnson said he's concerned about his special teams, which has given up a number of big plays.
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Florida State comes in with some high-powered weapons, including quarterback EJ Manuel, the third-most accurate passer in ACC history.
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When he got hit in the jaw and fumbled last Saturday against Florida and briefly causing him to leave the game, Florida State's momentum slipped away — and so did their tenuous fourth quarter lead.
"You take the mentality of your quarterback," Fisher said. "Other positions are great, but when that quarterback is tough and he's a competitor and he represents the right thing it sets the tone across the board. You can influence the other guys. And to me that's what a great player does. His effect on the other players, as people, students and as athletes is as much as I've been around. And to me that makes him a great player."
Johnson compares Manuel to Clemson quarterback Tajh Boyd.
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In January 2013, Museum Curator Christopher Raxworthy set out on a Constantine S. Niarchos Expedition to several island groups in the Indian Ocean, hundreds of miles off of Africa's eastern coast, to survey reptile species.
Dr. Raxworthy and his team traveled to the Seychelles and the Mascarene Islands, where they scoured lush canyons, rocky shores, and steep cliff sides in search of chameleons, geckos, and skinks.
At one time, these islands were home to the world's richest diversity of oceanic island reptile fauna. But with the arrival of humans several centuries ago, deforestation and other environmental degradation decimated reptile populations. Raxworthy hoped to rediscover lizards known only from bone material and specimens collected in the 19th and early 20th century.
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Judges are expected to decide next year whether two Lafourche Parish men accused of separate murders are mentally competent to stand trial.
Judges are expected to decide next year whether two Lafourche Parish men accused of separate murders are mentally competent to stand trial.
Sonny Guidry, charged last year with the 1995 murder of a woman in her 70s, has argued he is not guilty by reason of insanity, and doctors have until February to consider that claim.
In the case of Jeremiah Wright, accused of killing his handicapped son last year, doctors argue he is now fit to stand trial, despite a judge's previous ruling.
Guidry's half-sister alleges he was a victim of their "controlling" mother, Diane Billiot, and even if he is guilty of murder, he should spend time in a hospital, not a jail.
Billiot's attorney, David Arceneaux, could not be reached for comment.
Guidry has had an "intellectual disability" since he was a baby, and his half-sister, Viola Snyder, was aware of it from a young age, she said. Growing up, he slurred his speech and "would take a while to catch onto things."
Guidry "has the mind of a child, and I don't think any judge would ever make him take the stand," she said.
That will be up to Judge Buddy Larose, after prosecutors and Guidry's defense attorney present evidence and witnesses at a hearing to determine if he understands the charges against him and can assist in his defense.
Larose will then rule on whether to allow legal proceedings to continue or return Guidry to the state-run mental health facility in Jackson where doctors will try to make him fit again. In Wright's case, his second hearing is scheduled for Jan. 3 now that doctors have said they believe he is fit to stand trial. Judge John LeBlanc declared him unfit months ago, but Wright underwent months of treatment at the Jackson facility.
Officials with the state Department of Health and Hospitals, which runs the Jackson facility, declined to talk about the procedures and treatment undertaken to make someone competent.
Even if either judge says these men are fit for trial, there is the separate issue of whether they were insane at the time of the 1995 stabbing murder of 73-year-old Enola Boudreaux in Guidry's case or the August 2011 decapitation of 7-year-old Jori Lirette in Wright's case.
Guidry had pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity, and only a jury can decide if that was the case. If it does, Guidry will be sent to a hospital until he is determined to not be a threat, prosecutors have said. Wright has not entered a plea.
Guidry, 34, was in and out of a mental health hospital in Mandeville before Snyder, 29, was born, she said.
"I have visited him in the hospital where he is being treated, and he will never be fit to stand trial," Snyder said. "I'm not saying he's innocent, but he is another victim of Diane Billiot's," who "abused him all his life."
Billiot, Guidry's and Snyder's mother, is also charged with Boudreaux's murder. Her trial is scheduled to begin Jan. 25.
Just before their arrests, Lafourche Sheriff Craig Webre said he had gotten an email alleging Billiot destroyed evidence related to Boudreaux's murder. After that, a cold case investigator questioned Guidry, who confessed, and Billiot, who wouldn't answer questions. At the time, they were living in Oklahoma.
Guidry told Lafourche detectives that Boudreaux walked in on him as he searched her home on East Main Street for money, Webre said. Guidry told detectives he doesn't remember killing Boudreaux, but he remembers his clothes were bloody and he had two purses with him when he left.
Guidry took money from the purses, which he gave to Billiot to buy drugs, Webre said. The bloody clothes were burned, Guidry told investigators.
Boudreaux's granddaughter, Jocelyn Terrebonne, said she's not convinced Guidry's insanity defense is legitimate. Even if he has a mental disability, Terrebonne said, she's not sure if that's a reason to avoid jail time.
"Only when he gets arrested is the issue of insanity ever brought up, and that makes us feel like the justice system is failing us. Because I don't know of a person in their right mind who would kill someone. ... Why did they allow a mentally challenged person, who was suspected of murder, to go free for 16 years and not do something about it?" Terrebonne said of the time between her grandmother's death and Billiot and Guidry's arrests. "Where was the concern for his insanity in the 16 years he went frolicking around in Oklahoma, enjoying his freedom?"
Terrebonne, 50, knew Billiot growing up. Although she is less familiar with her children, the families of the victim and the suspects know each other because Boudreaux and Billiot were neighbors in Cut Off.
Snyder is a caretaker who works in group homes and lives in Lafayette, though she is originally from south Lafourche. Her family has ties in Oklahoma, she said, because their family moved there when she was about 11. When her parents divorced, she stayed in Oklahoma with her father and two sisters. Billiot and Guidry — who is Billiot's son from a previous marriage — moved back to south Lafourche. Snyder said she and her sisters knew their mother had a pill addiction and it would be better to be with their father.
Six months after Boudreaux's death, Guidry and Billiot moved back to Oklahoma, investigators said.
Years later, Guidry met a woman at a program for people with mental disabilities, and they were married and moved in together, Snyder said. Billiot would often check in on them.
Guidry has never been violent in the past, but Billiot has been violent toward Guidry, Snyder said.
"I've witnessed the mental and verbal abuse," Snyder said. "She calls him names, yells at him, tells him what to do, degrades him and constantly controls him."
Growing up, Guidry was always given more chores than Snyder or her sisters, she said.
"My mother's very manipulative," Snyder said. "She's very controlling, and she just uses people to get what she wants."
Guidry is doing better after receiving treatment at the Jackson facility, Snyder said after visiting him. In the past, Billiot would take his pills, Snyder alleged.
If Billiot is convicted, "he'll know that she can never come after him again," Snyder said. "He's terrified of her. Visiting him in jail and visiting him at the hospital, I never realized before how terrified he was of her until some of this happened."
Although she hadn't spoken to her mother in three years prior to her arrest, Snyder said she stayed in touch with Guidry. She and Guidry's wife wrote letters to each other, she said.
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A gathering will be conducted at the pier at Tall Tree Marina at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 28, 2010 in honor of David M. Spaht .
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Washington, D.C. — The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA), its members who manufacture electric motors, and several other groups filed a petition August 15 with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) recommending both new and more robust energy efficiency standards for the types of electric motors used in commercial and industrial applications such as pumps, conveyors, and fans. It asks that the standards, if adopted by the end of this year, be effective January 1, 2015.
Petitioners include the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE), the Appliance Standards Awareness Project (ASAP), Earthjustice, Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), Alliance to Save Energy (ASE), Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance, Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships, and Northwest Power and Conservation Council,
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NEMA motor manufacturers approached ACEEE to discuss a proactive approach that would save energy and eliminate exemptions for many motor types not previously covered by U.S. standards. In addition to increasing national energy savings, the petitioners' recommendations to curtail current exemptions will simplify enforcement and severely limit opportunities to evade regulations.
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NEMA President and CEO Evan R. Gaddis hailed this petition and the collaboration as a tremendous step between manufacturers and energy efficiency advocates to advance policy and regulation in a responsible and meaningful way.
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Membership Forums and Meetings are one important way that you can affect what ALA does. You can express your views at the Forum and at the Meeting you can vote on resolutions to send to Council.

Membership Forums and Meetings are one important way that you can affect what ALA does. You can express your views at the Forum and at the Meeting you can vote on resolutions to send to Council.

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Libraries in Hard Times
Saturday, July 11, 3:30-5:00 .
Monday, July 13, 11:30 -1:00 .
== ALA Membership Meetings and How They Work ==
== ALA Membership Meetings and How They Work ==
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2009 ALA Membership Meeting
Membership Forums and Meetings are one important way that you can affect what ALA does. You can express your views at the Forum and at the Meeting you can vote on resolutions to send to Council.
2009 ALA Membership Meetings Libraries in Hard Times Saturday, July 11, 3:30-5:00 pm, McCormick Place Convention Center, Room W375A.
Monday, July 13, 11:30 am-1:00 pm, McCormick Place Convention Center, Room W375A.
How do libraries succeed in hard times when they have lower budgets and higher use? Join us for Libraries in Hard Times, an open forum highlighting the role of libraries during a recession. Discover new ideas to stretch your budget; learn advocacy techniques from experts; and find out how ALA is helping us help ourselves. Adapt to new fiscal new realities, learn how to help your library and libraries nationwide and promote library funding through national and local advocacy. Speakers:
- Ken Wiggin (Chair, ALA Committee on Legislation)
- Carol Brey-Casiano (Council Committee on Library Advocacy and former ALA President) (Monday)
- Clare Zales (Pennsylvania State Librarian and Deputy Secretary of Education, Commissioner of Libraries, for Pennsylvania)
- Chris A. McLean (Saturday) and John Windhausen (Monday) (both are ALA Washington Office consultants)
Each of four panelists will give a short (5-minute) introduction to the issues and then open the floor to questions and answers.
Resolutions and Talk to the Leaders In the second half of each meeting we will discuss member resolutions and have a "talk to the leaders" session with ALA President Jim Rettig, President-Elect Camila Alire, and Executive Director Keith Michael Fiels.
The panel's initial remarks at the two meetings will be the same. The panel questions and answers, the resolutions, and the questions to the ALA leaders usually differ greatly from meeting to meeting.
ALA Membership Meetings and How They Work
What is an ALA Membership Meeting?
ALA Membership Meetings are an opportunity for ALA members to make things happen in the American Library Association. ALA members can bring issues important to libraries and librarianship to the floor and decide how they might be addressed within ALA.
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The resolution can be on any topic or issue that falls within the resolution guidelines (see reverse side of this page). It is important to remember that the Council Resolutions Committee must review all membership resolutions. Resolutions can be easily submitted well in advance of the ALA Annual Conference by sending them by Michael Golrick, chair. The Council Committee on Resolutions' table will be in the ALA Office Area at the McCormick Place Convention Center. It's table schedule is available now (Doc).
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Withdrawing to really remote areas, provided that they exist, is very much an option. People have done this successfully historically.Raksha wrote:None of these are viable options, and as others have pointed out, my own idea for population exchange with Myanmar is equally flawed.kirtu wrote: The other option (maybe) is for the Bangladeshi Buddhists to move to India or Nepal or possibly to withdraw to really remote regions of Bangladesh (if they exist).
All I can say is that my martial arts teachers denied that such a thing was possible and one of them is a very well-known combat taiji teacher (he would deny the "combat" appellation but he effectively brought this kind of taiji to outside the Chinese world).Raksha wrote:I also loved that scene in Indiana Jones, but I have to say that there is more to martial arts than you make out. Many years go I met a Chinese monk who could knock a man down with a palm strike from thirty feet away, even through a wall.kirtu wrote: We would all like to be Bruce Lee. In reality most people cannot learn martial arts sufficiently for actual combat - only for short term protection. The other issue is that hand to hand fighting can be bloody and vicious and most people can't be that vicious. The third thing is that most martial arts is stopped dead with a bullet (Indian Jones, Raiders of the Last Arc -that guy may have been the best swordsman alive but it didn't matter).
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Today I've released version 0.3 of the Ghost USB honeypot, which introduces a lot of new features, including a completely rewritten core for better malware detection. The new version is available on the project page. This post outlines the major changes. Read more »
Over the last few weeks I've basically rewritten the core of Ghost, our system for USB malware detection. While the new approach promises to be much more effective, it has a drawback: It only works for Windows Vista and later systems. As a consequence, there are now two flavors of Ghost in existence: One supports Windows XP but won't receive much further development, whereas a lot of interesting new features will be implemented for the other one, which is dedicated to Vista and later. In this post, I'm going to explain the reasoning behind the decision, describe the recent technical advances and outline some of our plans for the future. Read more »
We've just released version 0.2 of the Ghost USB honeypot for Windows XP and Windows 7 with a lot of great new features. You can download the new version from the project page. In this post, I'm going to give an overview of the changes.
Let's start with what you usually do first: install Ghost. Installing the honeypot has been tedious in the past, so we've built an installer that handles most of the work for you. Just run it and enjoy. Read more »
This is a short introduction to one of the features that the upcoming Ghost 0.2 will offer. I expect to release the new version in late August or early September.
There is a command-line frontend for Ghost already that controls the honeypot's operation, but its capabilities are limited. In particular, the only way to get feedback from Ghost is to read the command-line output. That's only slightly inconvenient if you run the tool manually, but it's not at all suitable for automation, and it makes integrating Ghost into individual analysis setups unnecessarily complicated. Read more »
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Before we released the Ghost USB honeypot as open source software, we had quite some trouble to apply the GPL to our case. Since there wasn't much information available for the very particular case of using the GPL for a Windows driver, I'll discuss our issues and solutions in this article. This might not directly be applicable to other software, but it should provide the reader with general insights and will hopefully help people to sort out similar problems in the future. Read more »
I'm very pleased to announce that we have released the first public version of the Ghost USB honeypot.
Ghost is a honeypot for malware that uses USB storage devices for propagation. It is able to capture such malware without any further knowledge - especially, it doesn't need signatures or the like to accomplish its task.
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NBN Co's CEO Mike Quigley has called for a study from the Communications Alliance to decide what is the best technology to use to roll out high-speed broadband across Australia.
At an American Chamber of Commerce event on Friday, Quigley said the telco industry is best placed to provide the technical knowledge about "various policy choices" for the NBN.
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"It is for this reason that NBN Co welcomes and supports a study that is being considered by the Communications Alliance into the potential pros and cons of a range of policy and technology options and their impact on the future of the National Broadband Network," he said.
"They could bring commercial reality to the theoretical debate of what may or may not be technically possible using different technologies.
"So it's vitally important that both the public debate and the policy makers have the advantage of the best analysis that can be made available."
The Communications Alliance is a telco industry body, with its members including Telstra, Optus, iiNet and Alcatel-Lucent.
NBN Co is also a member and Quigley stated the company would provide input into any study that was carried out by the Comms Alliance.
John Stanton, chief executive at the Comms Alliance, told ABC Radio's <i>PM</i> program that the organisation has not yet decided whether it will proceed with a study.
The NBN is currently being rolled out primarily using fibre-to-the-premise, which involves deploying fibre to the doorstep of homes, apartment buildings and businesses to 93 per cent of Australia.
The Coalition's proposed technology method includes fibre-to-the-node, which rolls out fibre to nodes in the street and uses copper for the remaining connection from the nodes to premises.
The Comms Alliance's Stanton said now would be a good time to consider different technologies and a study could take just two months.
"So it could make sense to have industry, which after all designed the original reference architecture for the NBN, continue to look at what could make sense," he told PM.
However, Optus has reportedly said it opposes a study, stating it would be better for individual companies to provide advice on the NBN debate, rather than a study by the Comms Alliance.
Shadow communications minister Malcolm Turnbull has also criticised Quigley's call for a Comms Alliance-led study.
"This is the most bizarre twist yet in the debate over broadband policy. Even more bizarre because Mr Quigley has made the announcement without obtaining the agreement of the Communications Alliance to commission the inquiry," he said in a statement.
Turnbull has called on Quigley to provide answers on why he announced the proposed study instead of Communications Minister Stephen Conroy and what the terms of reference of an "inquiry" would include.
"Unless clear and credible answers are provided by NBN Co and the government to all of these questions, Mr Quigley's remarks today will be exposed for what they appear to be – a cheap stunt to distract attention from NBN Co's appalling record in executing the rollout," he said.
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MIDDLEBURY — Vermont Gas Systems will hold an informational meeting on Monday, April 1, in the Middlebury Municipal Gym, from 7-9 p.m. to discuss potential pipeline routes for its proposed natural gas pipeline.
MONKTON — Last August was the first time Beverly Latreille, 82, of Rotax Road in Monkton heard of it. The man who came to her door was working for an engineering firm that had been hired by Vermont Gas Systems, the South Burlington natural gas company now planning to build a 42-mile, $72 million pipeline extension through Addison County to Ticonderoga, N.Y.
MONKTON — Cars filled the parking lot of the Monkton Firehouse and lined the shoulder of States Prison Hollow Road for some distance in either direction last Thursday evening. Inside, the building was filled to capacity with citizens ready to give senior management from Vermont Gas Systems a piece of their mind about the South Burlington company's proposed route for a natural gas pipeline.
SOUTH BURLINGTON —Vermont Gas Systems on Dec. 20 announced that the company has filed with the Public Services Board (PSB) a petition for a Certificate of Public Good for the Addison Natural Gas Project.
The company said this natural gas pipeline, if permitted and built, would provide significant economic, environmental and reliability benefits to Vermont as well as advance Vermont's longer-term goal to extend service to the Rutland area.
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This beautiful layered salt is more than just a daily dose of flavor and nutrition; if created with intention, it can be an anchor to those that tend to get swept away a little too easily.Read More
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This beautiful cake is a savory delight, filled with wild herbs and greens plus your favorite pizza toppings. It's sure to wow at your next family picnic.
This botanical perfume is as luscious as it is lovely, presented in roller bottles filled with dried botanicals. Read more to find the recipe and some thoughts on body positivity in the cosmetics industry.
These delicate cakes are super light and filled with the floral scent of cattail pollen, punctuated by tart wild currants. A drizzle of lemon icing and a sprinkle of candied elderflowers make them a treat worthy of the Fae. Just make sure you approach your foraging mission with respect!
Make your own edible artwork inspired by the Art Nouveau style! This design is surprisingly easy to make and tastes delicious with a light anise flavoring.
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Savory marinated yucca petals and sweet rose jam are both delicious on rustic, gluten free bread colored and flavored with cattail pollen! Breaking bread with our neighbors is a beautiful gesture of goodwill.
Use this divine and beautiful brew to calm your nerves on a stressful day or help guide you into a more vivid (and sometimes lucid) dream state. Paired with jasmine, lavender, vanilla, brandy, and honey this elixir is wonderfully calming and flavorful.
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EVCO v. JONES(1972)
Proceeds from transactions whereby petitioner creates and designs reproducible instructional materials in New Mexico for delivery under contract to out-of-state clients, which the state court found involved sales of tangible personal property and not services performed in New Mexico, may not be subjected to New Mexico's gross receipts tax, the imposition of which upon such proceeds constitutes an impermissible burden on interstate commerce.
83 N. M. 110, 488 P.2d 1214, reversed.
Kendall O. Schlenker argued the cause for petitioner. With him on the briefs was James M. Parker.
John C. Cook, Assistant Attorney General of New Mexico, argued the cause for respondents. With him on the brief was David L. Norvell, Attorney General.
The petitioner, Evco, is a New Mexico corporation that employs writers, artists, and draftsmen to create and design instructional programs. It develops an educational idea into a finished product that generally consists of reproducible originals of books, films, and magnetic audio tapes. Typical of its contracts is Evco's agreement with the Department of Agriculture to develop camera-ready copies of programmed textbooks, notebooks, and manuals to be used in an orientation course for forest engineers. Evco's contracts are negotiated and entered into outside New Mexico; it creates the reproducible originals in New Mexico, and then delivers them to its out-of-state clients. The customers in turn use the originals [409 U.S. 91, 92] to publish however many books and manuals are needed to implement the instructional program.
The Commissioner of Revenue for New Mexico levied the State's Emergency School Tax and its Gross Receipts Tax on the total proceeds Evco received from these contracts. 1 The company appealed this assessment to the Court of Appeals of New Mexico, arguing that these taxes on out-of-state sales imposed an unconstitutional burden on interstate commerce in violation of Art. I, 8, of the Constitution. That court found that though the taxes were imposed on the proceeds of out-of-state sales of tangible personal property, rather than on the receipts from sales of services, such taxes were not an unconstitutional burden on commerce. 81 N. M. 724, 472 P.2d 987. 2 The Supreme Court of New Mexico declined to review the judgment.
In his brief in opposition to the petition for certiorari, which sought our review of that judgment, the Attorney General of New Mexico conceded that the State could not tax the receipts from sales of tangible personal property outside the State. We granted certiorari, vacated the judgment, and remanded the case to the Court of Appeals for reconsideration in light of the position taken by the Attorney General. 402 U.S. 969 . [409 U.S. 91, 93]
On remand, the Court of Appeals adhered to its prior findings that these taxes were imposed on out-of-state sales of tangible personal property, not services, but it concluded that the constitutionality of the taxes should not depend on that distinction. It reinstated and reaffirmed its prior opinion finding the taxes constitutional. 83 N. M. 110, 488 P.2d 1214. The Supreme Court of New Mexico again declined to review the case, and we granted certiorari. 405 U.S. 953 .
Our prior cases indicate that a State may tax the proceeds from services performed in the taxing State, even though they are sold to purchasers in another State. Hence, in Department of Treasury v. Ingram-Richardson Mfg. Co., 313 U.S. 252 , the Court upheld a state gross income tax imposed on a taxpayer engaged in the process of enameling metal parts for its customers. We accepted the finding of the court below that this was a tax on income derived from services, not from the sales of finished products, and we found irrelevant the fact that the sales were made to out-of-state customers. The tax was validly imposed on the service performed in the taxing State. See also Western Live Stock v. Bureau of Revenue, 303 U.S. 250 .
But a tax levied on the gross receipts from the sales of tangible personal property in another State is an impermissible burden on commerce. In J. D. Adams Mfg. Co. v. Storen, 304 U.S. 307 , we rejected as unconstitutional a State's attempt to impose a gross receipts tax on a taxpayer's sales of road machinery to out-of-state customers.
As on the previous petition for certiorari, both parties accept these propositions, and both agree that if the findings of the Court of Appeals of New Mexico are accepted, its judgment must be reversed.
The only real dispute between the parties centers on the factual question of the nature and effect of the taxes. The State contends that these taxes were actually imposed on the receipts from services performed in the State, not on the income from the sale of property outside the State. It argues that the out-of-state purchasers actually paid for the educational programs developed in New Mexico, not for the camera-ready copies that were only incidental to the services purchased. But the Court of Appeals rejected this interpretation of the facts. It found in effect that the reproducible originals were the sine qua non of the contract and that it was the sale of that tangible personal property in another State that New Mexico had taxed. "There are no exceptional circumstances of any kind that would justify us in rejecting the . . . Court's findings; they are not without factual foundation, and we accept them." Lloyd A. Fry Roofing Co. v. Wood, 344 U.S. 157, 160 . See also Grayson v. Harris, 267 U.S. 352, 357 -358; Portland Railway, Light & Power Co. v. Railroad Comm'n, 229 U.S. 397, 411 -412.
Accordingly, since the Court of Appeals approved the imposition of a tax on the proceeds of the out-of-state sales of tangible personal property, its judgment is
[ Footnote 2 ] The court did find, however, that the receipts from sales of tangible personal property to government agencies and certain specified organizations were statutorily exempted from taxation. Those specific exemptions are not at issue here. [409 U.S. 91, 95]


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Perforce has focused on improved replication technology in the latest release of it Software Configuration Management (SCM) system, which now also features better support for distributed server loads and improved disaster recovery and failover provisioning. Built-in server-to-server replication of metadata and archive contents is said to make it easier for system administrators to ensure data availability to keep teams productive for longer.
"Perforce is a mission critical application for many of our customers and they rely on foolproof failover and disaster recovery strategies," said Dave Robertson, VP of international of Perforce Software. "While real-time server replication was always possible, this release makes it much quicker and easier for customers of all sizes to put automatic backup systems in place. The Perforce Server is easy to install and administer. No third-party databases or application servers are required. One part-time administrator can typically manage a Perforce installation of hundreds of users."


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EXCLUSIVE: Dick Armey Dishes On FreedomWorks' Deals With Beck & Limbaugh
Former chairman says group wasted money paying Beck $1 million last year for fundraising
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Former FreedomWorks chairman Dick Armey says the conservative outlet that helped launch the Tea Party paid Glenn Beck at least $1 million last year to fundraise for the organization, an arrangement he said provided "too little value" for the money.
"The arrangement was simply FreedomWorks paid Glenn Beck money and Glenn Beck said nice things about FreedomWorks on the air," Armey, the former House majority leader, told Media Matters Friday. "I saw that a million dollars went to Beck this past year, that was the annual expenditure."
Armey, who left the organization this past fall after a dispute over its internal operations, said a similar arrangement was also in place with Rush Limbaugh, but did not know the exact financial details.
"I put it down now as basically as paid advertising for FreedomWorks by Beck," Armey said, calling it a mistake.
Media Matters contacted Armey after Mother Jones magazine published a leaked copy of the document FreedomWorks prepared for its Winter 2012 board of directors meeting. That document alluded to "embedded media programs" for fundraising that featured the two conservative radio hosts and claimed that fundraising efforts featuring them raised nearly $1.3 million in 2012, not including event ticket sales from third-party vendors.
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Mother Jones further reported that the organization "plans to continue its financial support for Glenn Beck's media enterprise, including sharing a TV studio with and leasing office space to the Washington bureau of TheBlaze, Beck's website and TV network."
Armey said he was told of the Beck arrangement when it first began, but that it would only cost the organization about $250,000 a year. "Once that was approved by the trustees, it then took on a life of its own, it got bigger than we understood it to be. All of a sudden it was we are paying Limbaugh as well as Beck." FreedomWorks did not respond to repeated requests for comment.
Beck has been reading on-air appeals for FreedomWorks since at least April 2010. In June of that year, Media Matters reported that the organization was using Beck's endorsement to raise money. Politico highlighted the relationship as an example of a conservative group "paying hefty sponsorship fees to the popular talk show hosts" in exchange for "regular on-air plugs." The FreedomWorks document leaked to Mother Jones states that their fundraising relationship with Limbaugh began in 2012.
According to Armey, such programs are ineffective.
"If Limbaugh and Beck, if we were using those resources to recruit activists and inform activists and to encourage and enthuse activists, that's one thing," Armey explained. "If we are using these things to raise money; one, it's a damned expensive way to raise money; and two, it makes raising money an end on to itself not an instrumental activity to support the foundation work that our organization does."
Armey also said the relationship with Beck expanded to include rallies that were co-sponsored by Beck and FreedomWorks, and included appearances by FreedomWorks President and CEO Matt Kibbe.
Armey said he objected to these events, dubbed FreePACs, because they often charged admission to FreedomWorks activists.
A review of promotional information for the events found $20 was a standard donation requested at some of the locations, while a Dallas, TX., FreePAC last summer charged prices as high as $971.
"You don't charge activists to attend rallies. I would consider that wholly inappropriate behavior," Armey said. "There was a lot of resentment on the part of the activists. They would naturally expect that they are providing the activist power and think that they have a right to attend."
"The principal value to anyone from the relationship with Beck was Matt Kibbe, who got to share Beck's stage with him," Armey said, adding that he found out about the July 2012 Dallas rally after his name was already being used to promote it.
"They put out an email under my name that had more information than I had," he recalled. "That is why when I resigned I had them cease and desist using my name."
Armey said he began looking into the specifics of the Beck and Limbaugh arrangements last year after hearing from others in the organization that such activities were being done without his knowledge.
"I had come to the point where I don't know how much we are spending on Beck and Limbaugh, but we are spending too damn much and we are getting too little value out of it," Armey said. "It was something I only found out about after inquiring into the affairs in September or October.
"Starting in January of last year, in that general neighborhood, what we had was a pattern that Kibbe got into a pattern of consistently working out arrangements with people without telling me what he was doing," Armey added. "They had people issue directives, 'don't tell Armey about this.' I had people close to me saying there is something fishy here, you better look into it."
Armey pointed out that any reports of revenue raised through the Beck and Limbaugh arrangements does not take into account the money paid to them in the deal.
"It is like federal budgeting," he said. "We count the receipts we get from people who have sent in money, and we, meaning they, I am not a part of it anymore, do not count what the funds that are laying out are. They don't say, we paid Beck a million dollars and we had this program where we raised $300,000, you had a net cost of $600,000, or whatever the numbers are."
But don't expect those payments to end: FreedomWorks' leaked 2013 budget plan includes "Glenn Beck Radio Ads," "Blenn Beck TV," "TheBlaze Action Center," and the "Rush Limbaugh Contract."
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From the moment she walked through the crowd, shaking hands and pounding fists, Adele was a picture of confidence. Then she took the famous stage and told us she was afraid she was going to fall over in her heels. Adele's banter was as honest and true as her songs. From the get go, it was clear this would be a night no one would soon forget.
She had just traveled thousands of miles across the Atlantic Ocean, but she made the legendary stage that had hosted the Beatles (and now hosts David Letterman) look like her home, opening with "Hometown Glory" off her debut album.
Before launching into her new track "Don't You Remember," Adele had to remind herself, out loud, not to swear. However, as soon as she belted out those first notes, it was the crowd that wanted to swear, in amazement of her unrivaled passion complemented by her superlative vocal control.
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Potential picks gear up for 1st round of NBA draft
The first round of the NBA drafts is Thursday and all eyes are on the Philadelphia 76ers and the Los Angeles Lakers. The question now is, who will they choose?
Potential picks from around the nation will gather at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn on June 22 at 7 p.m. EST
First up in the draft order initially was the Boston Celtics, who made it to the Eastern Conference Finals before losing to the Cleveland Cavaliers, but the team switched spots with the Philadelphia 76ers, who were poised to be No. 3.
Philly 76ers plan to grab Markelle Fultz
Most reports are indicating that the 76ers plan to nab Markelle Fultz, the former Washington Huskies guard.
During his time at Washington, which was one season, Fultz averaged 23.2 points, 5.7 rebounds and 5.9 assists in the 25 games he played. Overall, his team finished 9-22 and lost the final 13 games. Fultz finished No. 6 among all Division 1 players and ultimately was the top freshman scorer in the country.
Los Angeles Lakers have their eyes on Paul George
It's no secret that the Lakers are interested in the Pacers' shining star, especially after his stunning performance that almost upstaged the King himself. But how far will the Lakers take the deal?
Because George isn't a free agent until 2018, the Lakers could either wait it out or try to maneuver a deal to bring him to the City of Angels earlier. It just depends on how much they are willing to sacrifice for George. Considering that he appears to have the ability to brings the Lakers to another level, it could be a move that Magic Johnson and Rob Pelinka are willing to risk.
On the other hand, they might take UCLA point guard Lonzo Ball, Kentucky freshman point guard De'Aaron Fox or Josh Jackson.
Jackson appears to be the team's quicker choice but it all depends on how aggressive the teams feels this draft season.
But what about Boston?
The deal the Celtics struck with the 76ers guarantees them an additional first-round pick, so they have some room to decide exactly what they want out of this year's draft. A lot of the team's decision depends on who the Lakers go for, specifically regarding Ball.
Boston has the chance to pick Josh Jackson and create a power defending pair with Jaylen Brown. It depends on the move the Lakers make, of course.
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I have posted the 2011-12 NBA Marginal Win Score Win Numbers for the 2012 US Olympic Basketball team on my LiveJournal site (click here). For now, I am going to post all statistical numbers there, because they post the precise way I want them to (in a readable, organized form).
I must say that the selections made over the weekend were rather inspired. Every single player selected (Andre Iguodala, Blake Griffin, and James Harden) posted an "elite" level Marginal Win Score (meaning their personal winning percentages were each greater than a thousand percent) whereas none of the players they were competing against (Rudy Gay, Eric Gordon, and Anthony Davis) posted numbers anywhere close (though in fairness to Davis, he does project as an Elite level win producer.)
At the same time, the 2 NBAers who were cut would qualify as pure "scorers" whereas the 3 that were kept probably would not. Does this mean the NBA establishment is becoming "switched on" (as Brits would say) to the Win Score revolution? Only time will tell.
With all that being said, the 2012 team does not project to be nearly as strong as the 2008 team. In particular, the team will be missing a big post presence in Dwight Howard, and if Chris Paul is injured, the 2012 team will be very thin at Point Guard (backup Deron Williams is the only player on the roster who posted a negative Marginal Win Score last NBA season, and the other backup Russell Westbrook is notorious for overshooting). Moreover, I have no dreaming idea how Carmelo Anthony made the team. He has NEVER been an elite player… he is strictly a volume scorer.
Even so, any team featuring LeBron James, Chris Paul, Kevin Durant, Kevin Love, Tyson Chandler and Blake Griffin should be very formidable indeed. But remember, most every team can be beaten in a one-off. And as great as that 2008 team was, they were almost knocked off by a clearly inferior Spanish team. So I am guaranteeing nothing, but the US team should be a heavy favorite to bring home gold from the British Isles this summer.


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I don't understand why the 'free will' thing keeps popping back up again and again. Either you don't have it or you do and it will not change the way you behave. If you suddenly learned that you do not possess 'free will' will you just out of a window???? Are you not going to put bad people in prison????? Or are you going to just continue doing what you have been doing???? What would the universe look like if it was not predictable or only predictable to a variable degree? Can you imagine such a universe?
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As one person demanded of me, can you give me a direct cite of the research to support this? Yes, there such people as you describe - they are called "psychopaths". And they are so dangerous to the community that, unless someday a "cure" can be found, lethal force is likely required. And, yes, that's a pretty harsh demand, but if an individual is actively hostile and destructive to his/her community regardless what measures are taken to dissuade them, then it's justified solely on the basis of self-defense.
Actually, a number of studies I was covering during my Lifespan Development class seemed to indicate that in China and in African-American populations (essentially those that use punishment). What has seemed to be the deciding factor is the level of positive regard toward the child. If proper attention and positive regard are present, punishment is not an emotionally damaging experience.
However, the caveat is that in the USA, due to the earlier studies, this has become a near impossiblity. And not using punishment is still a more effective method. However China produces a surprisingly strong work ethic. However, they are beginning to adopt western methods as well.
I can see punishment immediately as a trespass occurs, limited in duration, and mostly to indicate specific conduct as not acceptable as being instructive, as long as their is support afterwards to reinforce the child's sense of being accepted as being workable - which is what I think you are describing. I'd need to have more information about these studies and their criticisms to make any determination of their worth. Don't worry, I was stuck tonight having lost track of the specifics of a study I hadn't seen in 15 years when someone asked me to cite it. :) I know how that sucks.
Found the study. The great thing is that is is pretty comprehensive on past research, so you may find what you were looking for too.
Sweet. You said "a number of studies" Would have been nice to have been able to compare across different ones. Any references to criticisms of the study? Seeing the process of peer-review is helpful.
I can't remember what else I ran across when I was doing research for that class, but the study in there is really the most important of them and any counter research would be concerned with refuting this.
Dornbusch, S. M., Ritter, P. L., Leiderman, P. H., Roberts, D. F., & Fraleigh, M. J. (1987). The relation of parenting style to adolescent school performance. Child Development, 58, 1244–1257
From what I have seen though it seems to be fairly accepted, though I just saw a study which seems to contradict it. However this may also be due to the changing values inside of China as it adopts western values.
Authoritative and Authoritarian Parenting Practices and Social and School Performance in Chinese Children doi: 10.1080/016502597384703International Journal of Behavioral Development November 1997 vol. 21no. 4 855-873
It's hard to do any serious studies on childhood development too. I've only seen one that managed to overcome the usual obstacles and it was a nightmare to keep going. The duration alone was over 20 years.
BTW, I wasn't considering the issue with children in mind, rather adults. I completely agree with regard to children; their actions have consequences so minimal that post-action punishment will rarely be justified or effective. People beyond their formative years, however, will usually have more intractable personality traits, and can probably not be so easily sculpted by positive reinforcement, although it may still be helpful. Adults are also unlikely to be so easily duped by the kind of gimmicks that seduce children.
A lot of this discussion has devolved into a discussion of crime, punishment, and justice, all of which presume that the criminal may not have free will, but the rest of us do, so that we can freely decide the best way to handle criminality and mete out punishment or justice.
The thing is, if there is no free will, then we are no more free than the criminal and, like the criminal we simply do what we have to do, and not because what we do is justified or good. We may feel what we do is justified or good, but basically we're trapped just like the criminal, responding according to the laws of nature as the come to bear on our nervous systems.
I paraphrase Frank Zappa from his Freak Out! album: "Help I'm (like) a rock." Rocks behave according to the physical laws of nature, and so do we.
Yeah, you're right. I suppose the discussion is better viewed from the perspective of what we hope we will do, rather than what we will choose to do. Of course we do not essentially have the ability to make truly independent choices based on the our knowledge of free will's absence; however, if we learn of its non-existence this will likely influence the mental processes that currently manifest as free will, this should bring about a different set of circumstances than a situation in which people were not having these discussions. Everything is predetermined or random (but not chosen) so what we are really saying is that what we are currently discussing is important in 'forcing' us to react a certain way to criminals etc. It's kind of an academic issue about whether it is good or bad to believe in free will, rather than whether we should or shouldn't, which is out of our hands. But yeah, in terms of what's going to happen, we are "like a rock".
You don't know how to live without believing in it. This is true of all of us, I think. But it's one of the many illusions we live with. People who can give up the notion of a magical sorcerer (God) find it hard to give up the notion of free will—a religious idea, meant to allow for blame and praise, sin and sainthood, concepts which are hard for even atheists to give up. And of course, being a determinist, I know that atheists will give them according to conditions in their brain.
The only escape from believing that we are subject to the laws of the physical universe is to go back to believing in a spiritual (and religious) entitity: the soul.


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11/23/2014 by: Awesome Mountain!!
This is a wonderful mountain if you live in NH! I live about 40 minutes away and it makes for a great day trip! I ski here quite a bit! All of the staff is super nice as well.
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Awesome park
02/17/2014 by: Joe
Fun mountain. Park is in amazing shape. One of the best parks I have been to this year.
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Great Ski Area!
01/23/2014 by: Anonymous
My family and I love Gunstock! This is an awesome mountain for being only an hour and twenty minutes away! It is a great day trip, especially if you wake up early! If new to the area watch your speed! Everyone that works there is super nice!!! Try out Gunstock!
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Great service and prices!
12/19/2013 by: Anonymous
After shopping online and at other ski shops, found what I was looking for at Gunstock at a price that I couldn't beat!
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Great Morning, not so great afternoon.
01/23/2012 by: Anonymous
The day started out great but conditions were pretty icy by afternoon. Our waitress in the pub was super friendly and funny and they were having prize giveaways, which added to our enjoyment. Menu could use some work - nachos were average and buffalo tenders were not even fully cooked. We couldn't understand why the kitchen closes at 4:30 when the lift operates until 4:00. Definitely felt rushed out of there. Also, as always, Gunstock has to chill out on their bag policy!!! We are paying a lot of money to enjoy our day, give me a minute to put my bag down before you tell me not to leave it there!!
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great mountain
01/24/2011 by: joe weeks
very fun mountain to go to.
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Great place
01/18/2011 by: Sara
Great place, terrain that's not too intimidating, but has some challenge. Glades are great when they're open (not too often though). Lots of flat spots on the mountain though, those aren't fun.
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My favorite day trip place
11/28/2010 by: Sara
Lift lines are practically non-existent, which I LOVE! there's some semi-challenging trails and a couple glade areas I like. Overall, a nice place to go to.
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Family Friendly
01/07/2010 by: Anonymous
Comfortable, Friendly and great place for a family.
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12/28/2009 by: Anonymous
We went up as a family this past weekend and found the customer service very attentive to all of our needs. Would recommend this ski resort to any family just starting out.
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great family resort
12/23/2009 by: boris
not a high mountain by any means, but still very nice and beautiful place. When you are skiing down the hill you could see the beautiful mountains and the lake - make sure to bring your camera up hill. food is so-so. Overall we would return there again
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Sat 12/12 at Gunstock !
12/15/2009 by: Anonymous
2nd day open at Gunstock was decent, snow was nicely groomed. The Ramrod Quad and the new Penny Pitou Silver Medal Quad was open. The Penny Pitou run is a nice addition for beginners, 2 ways to come down, offering enough of a challenge to make it interesting and enjoyable for those new to skiing. NIce day had by all ! Look forward to lots of great skiing at Gunstock. If you haven't gone, GO, the view of Winnepesaukee alone is worth it !
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i love this moutain!!!
09/19/2009 by: Brittany Lambert
I love this mountain it is so much fun!!!! They always seem to have great conditions!! i havent been able to go in awhile! missed all last season, but id love to go this year!!
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Small Family Mountain
03/11/2009 by: Anonymous
This was my first time skiing at Gunstock...and I must admit this mountain offered a lot more terrain that what I originally expected. I would recommend this mountain to family that wants to just let their kids safely roam the mountain...all trails lead to the main base lodge.
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A GREAT TIME AT GUNSTOCK WEEK OF 2/23 -2/27 Best Condition's EVER
02/27/2009 by: Larry Medin
With all the New Snow you had the conditions where just the Best Skiing in the Eastern Ski Region. Your staff did a great job on grooming the trails and also the park. You could see the happy face's on all the Skier's and Snow Boarder's and the kids on the tubes. Thank You for some great Fun. Tell the Staff a Good Job Well Done.
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Cool ski area!
02/23/2009 by: Anonymous
The skiing yesterday was outstanding. Packed powder; Freshly groomed slopes and trails, sunny day - a perfect ski day all the way around. Nice variety of trails - so, great for my son and his friend who are still at varying skill levels. I haven't skied Gunstock for many years and I was really impressed at the customer service of this nice family friendly mountain. The Gunstock staff is super friendly, they handled everything quickly and moved the lines along fast - everything from the parking lot attendants, to the rental staff, to the lift attendants. So, even though there was a big crowd on Saturday, we managed to get in a great day of skiing!
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nice mountain
01/19/2009 by: Anonymous
nice mountain if you don't look forward to the drive home from mountains up north. good powder. great for kids mine is 6 he loves it.
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Gunstock Mountain 1/05/09
01/07/2009 by: Anonymous
The skiing was as good as you will get with the snow we have. They must be blowing at every opportunity. We saw one icy spot the entire day, and there was very little granular snow. Plenty of powder. The best run of the day was Gunsmoke. Black diamond lovers may want to wait, because a lot of blacks were closed. The grooming was great, as well as everpresent. The only complaint was that the Powder Keg restaurant which has always been decent food at decent prices has revamped the menu, and now serves great food at fairly expensive prices ($9.75 for a 1/3 lb. bacon-cheddar BBQ burger? $6.50 for chowder?) Other than that one detail, this was the place to go!
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nice place
01/06/2008 by: Anonymous
Very nice place with amazing view on the Lake, so do not forget to bring your camera and you will take plenty of pictures for sure. Trails are groomed pretty well but I would not recommend this place for first timers because all the trails and blue and black. They have only one or two green trails so make sure you carefully research trail map and check if they open. Food was so so (but they all have the same). Also I would advise to look at their site since they have offers like "buy a ticket get second free". If you need to rent equipment, you can find pretty good local rental stores on you way (or ask locals) that will save you another 15-20$ per person
Overall we really enjoyed this place especially having this "buy a ticket get second free" ;) They also have night skiing but it was pretty cold last season so we did not go there, but I heard from locals that it is worth trying too...
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good family resort, bargain specials and reasonable prices
12/23/2007 by: skimama
Gunstock Ski Area, something for everyone if you have various level skiers in your family. Our 5 y.o. was happy after a day at BaseCamp III on Dec.23. He learns best through play, his instructor made sure his lesson times were fun! While he was there, the rest of us, beg, int., adv., enjoyed the mountain from top to bottom. There are enough varied trails here to keep everyone busy! The groomers here keep things top notch, coming out when needed, even during the day.
BE SURE to check out the Mountain Magic, Mountain Adventure and Mountain Excitement deals. We paid for 2 days of lifts & lessons, then we got a card entitling us a discount of 50% on lift tickets for the rest of the season!
Food in the Main Lodge is very good. Dining area is too messy with gear and bags. Main dining hall should be off limits to gear storage.
Easy access to Rts. 93 and 95 make skiing Gunstock a frequent event for us! Plentiful lodging in area for all budgets.
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Pretty good for the first week open
12/12/2007 by: Joan
Only a couple trails open on Saturday, but the snow was good the crowds were light and we had a great time. A little bit of corn snow at the top. I could hear the cats working most of the day on other trails so there should be more skiing to come very soon!!
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Night Skiers/Riders Delight
11/23/2007 by: Adam Montrose
If you love night skiing/riding then check out Gunstock in Gilford, NH. last year they kicked off the promo, "Gunstock Rocks Saturday Nights". For under $30 you can ski/ride all night with free rentals. Personally for me, this is awesome. I'm trying to learn how to snowboard, so I'll bring my skis with me, rent a snowboard (for free), practice snowboarding then ski for the rest of the night. Perfect. Saturday Nights was so successful last season that Gusntock has decided to do it again this year! And since it was a big success, they'll be doing it on Wednesday nights also! They also have other activities such as bon-fires, live music, skiing films, and much more. Check it out.
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Always a fun mountain!
11/16/2007 by: Anonymous
We usually ski Gunstock at least a couple of times a year, and always have a great time. The views of Lake Winnipesaukee are incredible, and they always do a great job grooming. We even saw a family of bear cubs from the lift last spring, and had a porcupine cross one of the trails in front of us when we were skiing down!
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Idol Rental Department
02/02/2007 by: Adam Montrose
When we went to "Saturday Night Rocks" the first time, the two gentlemen working the rental department were very polite and helpful. They had us in and out of there very fast and answered every question we asked the best they could. I honestly wish that the bigger mountains in New England had a rental department like Gunstocks.
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Great instructors!
01/26/2007 by: Alice
I recently went with my 13 year old son to Gunstock for a couple of days. We were both transitioning to shaped skis after not having skied for two or three years. The instructors were awesome! The first day the instructor gave us two hours of instruction for the price of one. He assessed our abilities and tailored his lesson to fit each of our specific needs. The next day we had a wonderful lady give us our lesson and , again, we came away much more confident skiers.
I suggest taking the afternoon lesson times as you might get lucky like we did and end up with private or semi-private lessons for the cost of a group lesson!!! Prices are reasonable, after a two lesson package deal we will receive 1/2 price lift tickets anytime the remainder of the season, at this resort. Hurrah!
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