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Mountains Don’t Move Themselves

April 2012

September 2007

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September 2007

 

  • THE PRIVATE SKI AREA: A MARXIST VIEW

    Here’s one look at the trend in private ski clubs.

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  • PIPE DREAMS

    Ductile iron is a great way to combat pipe erosion.

  • 2007-2008 MEDIA DIRECTORY

    The annual roundup of special winter sports sections in major metropolitan newspapers and industry-specific magazines across North America.

  • GETTING A GRIP, PART 2

    The second part in a two-part series on the history of detachable grips.

  • CONSTRUCTION SITE

    Lift installations across the country are accessing new terrain, easing congestion and making the mountain experience that much better: Schweitzer Mountain, ID; Brundage Mountain, ID; Mammoth Mountain, CA; Steamboat, CO; Bear Creek, PA.

  • IDEA FILES

    A pipe mover, trail-closing rope and recycled stair treads are the latest great ideas to come from resorts.

  • SPEAK-OUT

    Different Approaches to Diversity-by Rick Kahl. 15, No 16, Under 30-by Chris Westover, Assistant Mountain Manager, Snowbasiin Mountain Resort.

  • INDUSTRY REPORTS

    FINAL SKIER VISITS DOWN… SALE OF CANYONS IN DISPUTE… CNL ON THE MOVE… HIDDEN VALLEY SOLD… ALPINE MEADOWS SOLD… RUSSIA TO HOST OLYMPICS… PEOPLE… SUPPLIER NEWS

  • CHEERS!

    Successful bar promotions are all about the buzz-the PR, that is.

  • PLAYING POLITICS

    Like it or not, politics plays a major role in all companies. Here’s how to turn it to everyone’s advantage.

  • RETROFITTING THE RANCH

    New lift technology adds life to old lifts.

  • THE WATCHFUL LEADER

    Observe your employees closely, and they will show you the best ways to motivate and lead them.

  • BETTER LATE THAN EARLY

    Labrador Mountain, N.Y., proves that it’s more important to be good than first.

  • EXECUTIVE CLASS

    How do you learn to become a top CEO in the ski business? Practice, practice, practice.

  • MAKE BETTER SNOW FOR LESS MONEY

    If the nozzles on your snowguns are damaged or degraded, they are just spitting away your profits.

  • MOUNTAIN SPY

    SAM goes undercover.

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  • BLUE PAGES

    NEW GUIDELINES FOR TERRAIN PARKS… MAY I SEE YOUR PASSPORT, PLEASE?… INTRAWEST PUTS RESORT CHIEFS IN CHARGE… RIGHT TIME FOR REITS… INTO THE ABYSS AT THE CANYONS… THOSE RESILIENT, SAVVY YANKEES… SHORTSWINGS…

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