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I am by no means an expert in analyzing skiing from videos or still photos. As others have said, post some info on epic if you want and see what they say. A couple rambling thoughts here to get you warmed up for what the Epic people are going to say though: 1) What are you trying to do? This is the ...

I'll cast a vote for AVG as well. I used to have McAfee at home, and I had loads of system stability problems with it. I'm forced to use it here at work, but it still seems (to me) to be a less-then-ready product. No direct experience with Norton; my Dad used it for a while and was less-then-impress...

I hope you like to turn -- a lot. It's a "normal person" friendly version of a full-bore slalom race ski. GS-sized arcs are frightening on it. Medium-sized arcs are pretty fun, short arcs are an absolute blast. You can skid and take it easy on them, but it's not real happy doing it. They c...

Well, I have ridden a few lifts with Highway Star in the past. It's been a while, but I could probably still recognize him. Of course, I'd have no chance of recognizing any other K-Zoners, but I'm currently planning on skiing Saturday, so maybe I'll see you there.

Thanks for the welcome everybody. I guess this was an interesting thread for my first post as it has nothing to do with skiing or Killington. But yeah, long-time lurker, first-time poster. There's some good info to be obtained on these forums regarding Killington early / late season conditions, pred...

Vista really isn't that bad of a hog, I've been using various builds of it for a while on a test computer. (currently running what is likely to be the official version). It used to use up major amounts of resources, but now it really isn't that bad. If you turn off the flashy graphical effects, and...