In This Issue
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A Revolution In Ski Teaching
Greek Peak is trying something that many thought was a dream-free lessons.
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1st Ski Ind. Computer Software Catalog
We found 21 different software proframs developed especially for the ski industry. Here is a roundup of the offerings.
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Compacted Wire Rope
There has been controversy and debate over its potenial for ski lifts. Now the focus is on actual performance.
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Fighting Vibrations In Aerial Tramways
It takes a systematic approach, some skill and some luck to eliminate vibrations.
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Where Rust Doth Corrupt
An investment in underground snowmaking pipe, out of sight and perhaps out of mind, can literally be eaten up bycorrosion. Here’s what…
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The Federal Effect On Benefit Programs
Three new regulations could catch some employers by surprise. Now is the time to plan ahead.
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Great Gimmick For The Little Guy
Skiers are attracted to Big Vanilla to participate in a high-tech lesson system.
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Pico Sells Privates
Lessons and lift tickets are packaged at one price with a resulting increase in lesson-takers.
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User-Friendly Split System
Guests at Vail make their own ability estimates by viewing demonstrations on video.
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Designing For The Senses
In ski area buildings, touch, sight and sound are as important as the shape and function of the structure.
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Wildlife And Ski Areas– Living Together
Benefits for both sides are spelled out by a biology professor. An important and rational approach is suggested.
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An Exercise In Teamwork
At Sugarloaf, strategies and morale got a boost.
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Signs– Mammoth Name Droppers
Mammoth Name Droppers
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Employment Crisis Call To Action
NSAA Personnel Committee seeks solutions to problems facing the industry.
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X-Country Connection– Public Vs.Private
Public vs. Private Development
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Keeping Safe– Safety Incentive Programs
Safety Incentive Programs
