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Most avid skaters agree that there is no greater feeling in the world than being out there on the street and feeling like they are one with the ground underneath them.

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In an era when we're finally realizing - after thousands of years of striving and accumulating - that experiences and the memories they provide are paramount over possessions, the Epic Pass is the ticket to ride...and ski.

I'm a season pass addict. I'm not happy unless I have my pass on my jacket and I know where my whole season's skiing is coming from. I've been like this since very young when I worked in the French and Swiss Alps for entire winters. Returning to sea-level careers in the UK in the mid 80s, my biggest ambition was to be able to ski all season every season at some time in the future.

The big move to Canada came in 1999, securing the possibility of having season passes for my whole family for the next ten years, giving us all winter-long downhill dibs. The hiatus away from the mountains for the last nine years (based in South Carolina) has meant no more Canadian season passes. However, the advent of the season pass for non-locals as well as locals - pioneered by Vail Resorts - has brought that hallowed pass back into the ballgame for me - and for everyone else.

The Epic Pass guarantees skiing all season in your choice of 69 resorts in the USA, Canada, France, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Japan and Australia. Such variety and flexibility! And the ability to storm-chase, customizing your season's ski experiences around the weather and your own family/work schedule.
Just having the pass adds incentive to ski - imagine, if you are lucky enough to be able to work anywhere, moving to a ski area and clocking up 100 days one season. It would be $9.39 per day if you bought at the current rate of $939! Having a season pass also gives you a sense of belonging, ownership and pride in wintersports. And buying it in advance is a great motivation to get pre-season fit in order to make the most of it.
The other benefit is not having to count the cost of each ski day - once you pass the break-even point compared to daily rates, it's all free. And, although Epic has led the way in keeping season pass prices down all over North America, the downside is that day prices have sky-rocketed reaching $200 per day in some resorts - making the season pass the way to go for affordable skiing, even if you only manage a few weeks.

Early bird pricing means the cheapest season pass opportunity ever - you should keep an eye on the various deadlines. But make your decision as early as possible. It's so easy NOT to ski if you don't have it locked down in advance. I know so many people who have missed out on this mega season as 'stuff' got in the way and the sensational snow conditions just passed them by.

The Epic Pass benefits are also really useful, with extra cost-savings. I used my pass to get great discounts in Whistler and Park City this season in food outlets around the mountains - and sometimes the range of discounts makes you explore - and enjoy - the mountain differently, encouraging you to try new venues. The Epic Pass Club gives all kinds of perks with discounts on lodging, transportation, rentals, food & beverage, varying with each destination - well worth investigating.

Giving the gift of skiing makes for a priceless present - and you don't even have to buy an entire pass: you can buy your own Epic Pass and then give away the six 'Ski with a Friend' Buddy Passes (they have to ski on the same day and same resort as you though - you go to the ticket office together). The earlybird deal with an April 14 deadline actually offered 10 Buddy Passes. My parents gave me the gift of skiing as a child in the Alps and it still feels to me like my biggest childhood advantage. That first taste of skiing in Austria was a transformational experience for me and I still remember the wonder and bliss of my first weeks.

There's been so much social media chat and controversy over the years about Epic Pass and Vail Resorts and the whole concept of corporatizing of ski areas. But, despite the naysayers, it hasn't stopped most major - and some smaller - resorts jumping on board the Epic Pass - and newcomer Ikon Pass - in order to share the massive marketing value of these big players. 'Be the change or be left behind' seems the prevailing philosophy although there are still some key resorts in North America choosing to remain steadfastly solo. Perhaps it should be 'Ski the change'.

Research into what makes us happy is constantly showing that travel, adventure, the outdoors, nature, and engaging in sport with friends are far more important than material possessions. And we all know the way to avoid Seasonally Adjusted Disorder is to wrap up warmly and get outdoors in any conditions for some well-needed winter Vit D.

Not everyone can invest in skiing without some serious budgeting. So, this year, how about making a few cut backs if you can't easily afford a season pass and the trips that go with it: stop going to the Mall (join free activities like running clubs, outdoor exercise groups, teams and sports pursuits instead), don't indulge in the Black Friday frenzy, give up online shopping (unless it is for ski gear basics in off-season sales), get on trend by downsizing your car(s) and/or home, start selling extraneous stuff around your house instead of accumulating even more. If you need help with all this, watch the movie The Minimalists - very motivational. And, with the downsizing proceeds, buy yourself an Epic Pass to guarantee your skiing adventures next winter.

If you can't justify a season pass, check out Epic for Everyone, brand new this year, which works for one and two day skiing. Here's the press release with all the latest details:

BROOMFIELD, Colo. - Mar. 5, 2019 - Eleven years ago, the Epic Pass transformed the ski industry by offering guests unlimited skiing at the best resorts in the world, for a previously unheard of low price, making skiing and riding more accessible and affordable. Today, with the introduction of "Epic for Everyone," Vail Resorts continues that history of innovation by offering the same incredible flexibility and value to all skiers and riders, whether they want to ski or ride just one day - or every day - of the season.

As part of Epic for Everyone, Vail Resorts announced today the introduction of the new Epic Day Pass, a customizable pass for those skiers and riders who may not need the unlimited skiing offered by traditional season passes. Guests can create their own pass by selecting the number of days they plan to ski or ride - from one day to seven days - and whether or not to add holiday access. Guests can use their customized Epic Day Pass anytime throughout the season at any of the Company's North American owned resorts, including Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Whistler Blackcomb, Keystone, Crested Butte, Park City, and more. Those purchasing four or more days will also get access to Telluride, Sun Valley, Snowbasin, and Resorts of the Canadian Rockies.

With the Epic Day Pass, guests can ski world-class resorts for an unmatched price. Offering a discount of up to 50 percent off of lift ticket window prices, the Epic Day Pass starts as low as $106 for one day of skiing at any of the Company's North American resorts. Guests can also lower their cost per day by adding more days and can lock in the lowest prices by purchasing this spring.

said Kirsten Lynch, chief marketing officer of Vail Resorts. " "With Epic for Everyone, we are excited to provide all of our guests with the value, flexibility and convenience that come with being a pass holder," The launch of the Epic Day Pass transforms both season pass and lift ticket pricing and allows our guests to decide where, when and how frequently they want to ski or ride, which is exactly what made our Epic Pass so popular when we first introduced it over a decade ago."

For guests looking to ski more days in a season, the Epic Pass and Epic Local Pass continue to offer the best value and variety for unlimited skiing and riding. Launching at $939 for the 2019-20 winter season, the Epic Passprovides unlimited, unrestricted access to all of the Company's owned resorts and additional access to partner resorts around the world. For skiers and riders willing to navigate around a few peak dates, the Epic Local Pass offers an incredible value with access to many of the same destinations, starting at only $699. Those who purchase the Epic Pass or Epic Local Pass this spring, by paying just $49 down and the remainder in September, will also get ten Buddy Tickets (up from six last year) and six Ski With a Friend Tickets.

In honor of the epic service of the Company's founders from the 10th Mountain Division, and the men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces, Canadian Armed Forces and Australian Defence Force, Vail Resorts will also be extending the Military Epic Pass program into the 2019-20 season. The 2019-20 Military Epic Pass is priced at $129 for Active and Retired Military and their dependents, and $529 for Veteran Military and their dependents.

Because Epic is for everyone, guests who purchase a day lift ticket this season also have the opportunity to apply the value of their ticket toward the price of an eligible 2019-20 pass, including an Epic Day Pass with four or more days. Guests can visit www.epicpass.com for more details on this offer and other incentives.

The Company stated that in Fiscal 2018, 47% of lift revenue came from guests using a season pass; however, those guests using a daily lift ticket skied, on average, an estimated 2.3 days during the season. "Epic for Everyone provides those skiers and all of our guests the opportunity to participate in season pass discounts, and provides first time and occasional skiers greater access to our resorts, giving us an opportunity to grow the entire industry," said Lynch.

The following are the various pass options for skiers and snowboarders for the 2019-20 season:

Epic Pass™ For $939 for adults and $489 for children (ages five to 12), the Epic Pass offers the following access and benefits:

Unlimited, unrestricted access to: Whistler Blackcomb, Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Keystone, Crested Butte, Park City, Heavenly, Northstar, Kirkwood, Stowe, Okemo, Mount Sunapee, Stevens Pass, Afton Alps, Mt. Brighton, and Wilmot in North America. The Epic Pass also includes access to Perisher in Australia, and is expected to include access to Falls Creek and Hotham, pending close of the transaction and receipt of certain approvals.

Epic Local Pass™ For $699 for adults, $569 for teens and $369 for children (ages five to 12), the Epic Local Pass offers the following access and benefits:

Military Epic Pass™ For $129 for Active and Retired Military and their dependents and $529 for Veteran Military and their dependents, the Military Epic Pass offers the following access:

Unlimited, unrestricted access to: Whistler Blackcomb, Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Keystone, Crested Butte, Park City, Heavenly, Northstar, Kirkwood, Stowe, Okemo, Mount Sunapee, Stevens Pass, Afton Alps, Mt. Brighton, and Wilmot in North America. The Military Epic Pass also includes access to Perisher in Australia, and is expected to include access to Falls Creek and Hotham, pending close of the transaction and receipt of certain approvals.

Partner access : For guests purchasing four or more days of access, they may also use days purchased to access Telluride, Sun Valley, Snowbasin and Resorts of the Canadian Rockies.

$49 Down: For a limited time, a $49 down payment guarantees the lowest price with the remainder due in the fall.

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In an era when we're finally realizing - after thousands of years of striving and accumulating - that experiences and the memories they provide are paramount over possessions, the Epic Pass is the ticket to ride...and ski. I'm a season pass addict.

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German forward Isaac Bonga is declaring for the 2018 NBA draft, a source told ESPN.

The 6-foot-9 point-forward of Congolese descent has long been considered among the top prospects of his generation in Europe. He garnered significant attention upon making his FIBA debut as a 14-year-old at the 2014 FIBA Under-16 European Championship in Latvia, before averaging 8.5 points, 6.4 rebounds and 2.1 assists per game at the same event the following year -- solidifying himself as an NBA prospect with his combination of positional size, length, basketball IQ and versatility.

After a strong season splitting time between the junior level and the German fourth division, Bonga joined the Fraport Skyliners in Frankfurt, where he's spent the past two seasons splitting time between their senior and junior teams. Appearing at the 2017 Adidas Next Generation Tournament, the Basketball Without Borders Global Camp, the Adidas Eurocamp and the FIBA Under-19 World Championship, Bonga was among the most well-traveled prospects in European basketball last year, despite being too young to declare for the NBA draft.

Bonga has broken through at the club level this season, emerging as a rotation player in the German first division. He's averaging 5.6 rebounds, 3.1 rebounds and 2.3 assists in 21.9 minutes per game, shooting 44 percent from 2 and 30 percent from 3, and starting several games amid a handful of productive outings for Frankfurt's second team in the German third division. Bonga is a versatile player who often functions as a facilitator from the point guard spot, despite having the size to play power forward. A fluid athlete with a 7-0 wingspan, Bonga is a long-strider who gets his teammates involved unselfishly and can make intelligent reads out of the pick-and-roll. He recently made his debut with the German senior national team as part of their FIBA World Cup qualification roster.

The missing pieces for scouts are his lack of jump shooting ability and shiftiness with the ball in his hands, two things that hamper his ability to impact games offensively and contribute playing off the ball at the professional level at this point in his career. Averaging 4.2 turnovers per 40 minutes while shooting 14-of-50 from beyond the arc this season, Bonga is still early in his development in both areas, but he is the second-youngest prospect to declare for the 2018 NBA draft thus far, leaving significant room for optimism that he can grow into a more capable scoring threat down the road.

Bonga is currently rated the No. 56 prospect in the ESPN Top 100. As a 1999-born international player, he will have three more opportunities to go through the NBA draft process should he elect to withdraw his name at the early-entry deadline on June 11.

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Dashiel Matlock (4th) Tesla and Self-Driving Cars

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In unveiling the specs of his new self-driving car computer at this week's Tesla Autonomy Day investor event, Elon Musk made several things very clear to the world.

First, Tesla is raising the bar for all other carmakers.

Second, Tesla's self-driving cars will be powered by a computer based on two of its new AI chips, each equipped with a CPU, GPU, and deep-learning accelerators. The computer delivers 144 trillion operations per second (TOPS), enabling it to collect data from a range of surround cameras, radars and ultrasonics and power deep neural network algorithms.

Third, Tesla is working on a next-generation chip, which says 144 TOPS isn't enough.

At NVIDIA, we have long believed in the vision Tesla reiterated: self-driving cars require computers with extraordinary capabilities.

Which is exactly why we designed and built the NVIDIA Xavier SoC several years ago. The Xavier processor features a programmable CPU, GPU and deep learning accelerators, delivering 30 TOPs. We built a computer called DRIVE AGX Pegasus based on a two chip solution, pairing Xavier with a powerful GPU to deliver 160 TOPS, and then put two sets of them on the computer, to deliver a total of 320 TOPS.

And as we announced a year ago, we're not sitting still. Our next-generation processor Orin is coming.

That's why NVIDIA is the standard Musk compares Tesla to-we're the only other company framing this problem in terms of trillions of operations per second, or TOPS.

But while we agree with him on the big picture-that this is a challenge that can only be tackled with supercomputer-class systems-there are a few inaccuracies in Tesla's Autonomy Day presentation that we need to correct.

It's not useful to compare the performance of Tesla's two-chip Full Self Driving computer against NVIDIA's single-chip driver assistance system. Tesla's two-chip FSD computer at 144 TOPs would compare against the NVIDIA DRIVE AGX Pegasus computer which runs at 320 TOPS for AI perception, localization and path planning.

Additionally, while Xavier delivers 30 TOPS of processing, Tesla erroneously stated that it delivers 21 TOPS. Moreover, a system with a single Xavier processor is designed for assisted driving AutoPilot features, not full self-driving. Self-driving, as Tesla asserts, requires a good deal more compute.

Tesla, however, has the most important issue fully right: Self-driving cars-which are key to new levels of safety, efficiency, and convenience-are the future of the industry. And they require massive amounts of computing performance.

Indeed Tesla sees this approach as so important to the industry's future that it's building its future around it. This is the way forward. Every other automaker will need to deliver this level of performance.

There are only two places where you can get that AI computing horsepower: NVIDIA and Tesla.

And only one of these is an open platform that's available for the industry to build on.

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A born-and-raised fair-chase bowhunter reflects on a recent Texas bowhunt for exotics and the realities of his first high-fence hunting experience.
It was the final afternoon of my Texas hunt at Lazy CK Ranch near Mountain Home, Texas. I'd gone into the hunt quite pessimistically, thinking that I'd easily take all the animals I was allowed to harvest. After a few days of bowhunting, though, I learned that "high fence" doesn't mean "easy." Now, I'd done well and taken an aoudad ram and a male rhea earlier in the hunt. However, I really wanted a blackbuck, and things were looking grim.

With nothing to lose, I nudged my guide and said, "What do you say we try to spot and stalk a blackbuck?" He agreed.

We soon spotted a broken-horned blackbuck bedded in the wide open just within bow range of an 8-foot-tall berm. I worked the crosswind and reached the berm undetected. As I eased up, I ranged the still-bedded blackbuck. He was right at the edge of my range. 63 yards. The crosswind's unpredictable speeds made holding into the wind futile. I drew back four different times and let down each time because the wind was too random. Unfortunately, there was no getting closer.

Finally, the fifth time I drew back, the crosswind settled and so did my pin. I increased pressure on my trigger, and my arrow flashed toward the bedded buck. It was a well-executed shot, but it zipped just over him, and he and two does left in a cloud of dust. I again learned that high-fence hunting isn't easy pickin's.

Not long after, my guide and I were idling along on a Kawasaki UTV when we simultaneously spotted a blackbuck. "That's a really good one," my guide, binoculars glued to his eyes, whispered. Indeed, it was. A few white-tailed does and one blackbuck doe added difficulty to the situation, but we parked the UTV out of sight and then tiptoed toward the feeding buck, wind in our face.

Eventually, the whitetails spotted us and spooked, but the blackbuck and his doe, still 200 yards off, couldn't pinpoint the danger, so they just started walking. We watched them for a few moments when my guide suddenly said, "They're coming right at us!" I'd already given my guide my rangefinder, so I hooked up my release and drew back when the bounding blackbucks disappeared behind oak trees.

Out they came, and we both grunted to stop the male for a 15-yard, but he didn't skip a beat - he sailed right past us. Finally, he stopped at the edge of a bowl, and my guided said, "48 yards!" I had no shot, but he had a clear view, so I quickly adjusted my sight, back peddled two steps, and then went to my knees. My view was tight, but just large enough to ethically thread an arrow to the buck. I drew back, settled my pin low on the quartering buck and squeezed the trigger.

I heard the Rage Trypan's blades open, and even though the buck hit 50 or 60 miles per hour within seconds, we both saw blood pumping out and knew we'd be recovering the handsome buck. High fives and wide grins followed.

We gave him some time and then went searching for blood, which took us about 10 minutes to find in the debacle of Texas flora. The blood trail took us across a few hundred yards of terrain, and when I spotted the lifeless buck, I became speechless, for he is the most stunning animal I've ever taken.

The Truth About Exotics

Being a DIY bowhunter and conducting the lion's share of my hunting on public land, I went into this Texas bowhunt somewhat skeptical and definitely unsure of what to expect since I hadn't previously done any hunts that weren't 100 percent fair chase. In fact, when my industry friend Tim Kent invited me on the hunt, I didn't jump all in. I told him I'd think about it and get back to him within a few days. I was afraid it would be a "canned" hunt.

Fortunately, I decided to go, mostly the result of my wife coaxing me to take advantage of the opportunity. And as I geared up for the hunt, I had the mindset that, even if the hunt itself was easy, I'd be bringing home some responsibly-raised and -harvested meat - not such a bad proposition.

Now, if you've been considering a hunt for exotics, understand that most opportunities in Texas are on high-fenced ranches. Of course, there are fair-chase hunts out there for aoudad and axis deer in select places, but that is a far different experience where you won't likely encounter an entire spread of exotic species. With that being the case, let's talk about high fences and their realities.

Pens and High Fences

Now that I've completed the hunt, it's interesting to compare reality with my false pre-hunt perceptions. You see, my hunt unfolded on a 7,000-acre ranch. It's not at all the "pen" hunt that most think of when the high-fence topic arises. Consider: most 100-percent-fair-chase animals live their entire lives within a much smaller area than 7,000 acres. In other words, the high fence isn't there to make the exotics easy to kill. It's there to keep expensive species on the ranch that imported them.

Interestingly, one of the ranch workers shared that a mountain lion had been spotted on the ranch several weeks earlier. Foxes, bobcats and coyotes also roam the ranch. Yes, animals within a high fence are still subject to wild predators that get in.

Everyone has their own ideas of what hunting is, and while I respect those who're unwilling to try a high-fence hunt, I can't agree with anyone who claims that high-fence hunting is the same as "pen" hunting. It's not. We didn't corner any of the game we shot or walk right up to it in the wide open. Our group hunted very hard for our shot opportunities. We didn't even harvest all of the animals on our take list. In fact, one gentleman in our group who's hunted all over the US even went home empty-handed.

The Feeder Issue

Texas and feeders are like the South and sweet tea - a package deal. I know many folks are against hunting over feeders, and here again, I respect that totally. But, here's my outlook on feeders: They don't guarantee success or somehow make hunting "easy." At all. Again, our crew used a mix of tactics to harvest game, and we didn't fill our quota. It was still hunting by every literally stretch of the meaning.

The point I like about feeders is that when a target animal does visit one, it usually offers a high-percentage shot at top-pin range. Bowhunting is extremely difficult, and getting a slam-dunk shot opportunity like that increases the likelihood of making a quick, humane kill.

Now, I don't blame you if you can't jump on the feeder bandwagon. However, many ranches will accommodate you if you want to try spotting and stalking like I did to get my blackbuck. Not only is it a more active hunt, but it's great practice for fall hunting, too. And, since feeders aren't a guarantee, stalking might be the tactic that lands you a shot at a species you really want to take, my blackbuck, again, being an excellent case in point.

Would You Bowhunt Exotics?

Now that we've discussed debatable points related to bowhunting exotics in Texas, you must decide for yourself. Would you hunt exotics? Ponder that question, and don't answer too quickly if you've never done it before.

Would I do another exotic bowhunt? Well, it isn't on my bucket list or anything like that, but yes, I would. Now, if I was offered a whitetail hunt within a high-fence, I'd pass because I can hunt them to my heart's content under 100-percent-fair-chase conditions all across the map. I can't say that about exotics.

Leave a comment below and let us know if you'd jump at the chance to bowhunt exotics.

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These Music Production Blogs are a great way to learn how to improve in the area of music!

By now you know that the world of audio production and music technology moves quickly, and keeping up with the latest techniques, equipment, and software can be a challenge!

One thing that I like is the fact that there are plenty of resources online to help engineers and producers keep themselves updated about the newest audio tech and how it's used.

Today I want us to look into a few of the best guides that you can find on blogs that will help you grow as a musician and even just a music lover!

21 Music Production Blogs Every Music Maker Should Follow

Here are 21 Music Production Blogs Every Music Maker Should Follow:

This blog is amazing, you can learn how to record and post-produce everything music and audio with thousands of free expert tutorials.

If you're just starting, this need to be your first stop in learning the basics.

Of course, not everything is free, but they offer much information for free!

This blog is helpful if you're looking into creating digital music, motion, mode, and more.

The other side of the tracks.

This blog is helpful for getting music production news, videos, and samples.

This is one of the the Best Music Source For Producers, Artists and Film Makers.

More like getting the latest news and reviews for all music makers.

This is a blog of key thinkers in the realm of the online music business.

Let's talk about resources! Beat making videos is one of the largest source of music making videos - interviews, studio sessions, music production, mixing, music industry, software, hardware, education.

Ask Audio Mag is the ultimate daily resource covering the latest news, reviews, tutorials, and interviews for digital music makers, by digital music makers.

Next, on this blog, you will find music production news, reviews, tutorials, and demos, on music gear, VST plugins, apps, hardware synthesizers, instrument libraries, and sample kits. You name it!

If you're a lover of Electronic music, this blog is all about how to make electronic music and beats.

In general, this blog is a network of music producers, recording artists, music executives, record labels, and music fans.

This blog is particularly useful for anyone trying to set up their own home recording studio. But it is geared more towards engineers than producers because it goes into meticulous depth on equipment and sound dynamics.

This blog is much like Music and Audio Tuts, plus it offers many different types of freemium model.

This blog is an amazing resource for those that love details in music.

Owsinski who happens to be the owner has an uncanny ability to go into insane depth on very specific topics.

No matter how much you think you know about some aspect of music technology, I'm sure you're sure to pick up something new from his posts.

You will find lots of great quality content on here on this blog that will help you grow your music skills!

Sam Malta's personal blog is a great resource for producers.

Most of the posts you'll find there range from in-depth technical guides to more general overviews of the music industry and how to forge a career as a producer.

This blog is more of a showcase for Bootsy's plug-ins than a blog but the quality of his work and the fact that he makes it all available for free is pretty awesome!

TWEAKHEADZ

This Blog is well structured. The posts are divided into different categories such as music theory, equipment and software.

This makes it very easy to structure learning!

Visit Blog - wwwtweakheadz.com

If you're looking for a blog that has plenty of pos, s on individual plug-ins and pieces of freeware check out this blog.

There are also different types of interviews with some of the world's most renowned producers and engineers.

Ian Shepard is a master of making even the most complex concepts easy for beginners and intermediates musicians.

Besides him being one of the most highly regarded producers in the business.

It's a wrap guys,

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