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Over 170 classics and customs in Albany Winter Rod & Speed Show
ALBANY, Ore. -- Hot rod and dragster fans, start your engines! Classic, custom and performance cars are filling Albany's Expo grounds on Saturday for the 8th annual Winter Rod & Speed Show.
Show organizer Rich Bailey said there will be nearly 170 cars on display in two buildings.
Bailey said one of the many highlights will be a 1960 dragster restored by Jim Lindsay.
"In fact we didn't even know about this car until just recently. It turns out it was built and raced right here in Albany, way back in the day. (Lindsay) bought it and refurbished it," said Bailey.
The Winter Rod & Speed Show runs from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday only; admission is $8 and part of the proceeds benefit the Children's Cancer Association of Oregon.

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That was such a nice test! I loved the forward from the first to last halt, the big straight changes, especially those 2s ( I LOVE 2s-they feel so much more than 1s), and how you rode him so up and powering from behind. Honestly, it was one of the most correct FEI tests I've seen on a national stage - very enjoyable. Proof of hard and very correct work. You must be so proud of yourself and your lovely boy.
He has been a super fun horse to ride and train up the levels :) Unfortunately the short work is a bit much for him as he is truly a jumper build, so he is for sale. But I know he will make someone an excellent schoolmaster as he is only 10 :)
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Pro hockey: A.J. Jenks scores pair in Everblades' victory without Mathieu Roy
ESTERO — Connor Knapp didn't need to put together the performance that Everblades alum Kristers Gudlevskis did for Latvia on Wednesday night.
Gudlevskis stopped 55 of 57 shots faced in a 2-1 quarterfinal loss to Canada in the Olympics earlier in the day. Knapp, helped by a solid offensive performance, allowed only one goal on 30 shots as the Blades defeated the visiting Fort Wayne Komets 4-1.
"It was a huge win. We needed to get our home record going," Everblades coach Greg Poss said. "We'll take it one game at a time. These are big games against conference opponents."
The victory moved Florida into second place in the South Division and third in the Eastern Conference. The Blades played inspired hockey on a day where plenty of solid play took place over in Sochi.
"I'm sure it's fun for the guys to watch hockey at that level. Really for anybody," Poss said about the Olympics. "The guys are working hard in practice. When we practice well, we play well. Now we just have to focus on Friday and that will be a huge game for us, too."
Captain Mathieu Roy is in Quebec after his grandmother passed away earlier Wednesday. Poss isn't sure whether Roy will be available this weekend.
ESPN's John Buccigross, a Naples resident for parts of the winter, attended the game with his son.
In Fort Wayne's first trip to Germain Arena, the Everblades didn't do them any favors early on.
Defenseman Jordan Henry added two first-period goals, giving Florida a 2-0 edge after the first frame.
"I'm always try to chip in offensively, but I think it's a matter of getting good opportunities and guys making good plays," Henry said. "It's a matter of finding space, and we got guys that are getting me the puck in the right spots. A little bit of luck involved I'm sure, too."
Henry's first goal came midway through the first period on a two-on-one situation. The 28-year-old scored once again five minutes later on a beautiful pass from Danick Gauthier.
Henry has five goals and an assist since returning to the team on Feb. 4. Another recent returnee, forward A.J. Jenks. made his presence known on Wednesday night.
Jenks scored six minutes into the final period to give the Blades some breathing room at 3-1. Philip-Michael Devos posted his 11th assist with Florida on the score. Jenks later added an empty-net goal with under one minute left in the third.
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1st Period_1, Florida, Henry 7 10:55. 2, Florida, Henry 8 (Gauthier, Devos), 15:58. Penalties-Ouellet Fw (hooking), 3:50; Schrock Fw (roughing), 10:16; Levi Fla (roughing), 10:16; Coyle Fw (holding), 11:06; Stejskal Fla (interference), 17:54.
2nd Period_3, Fort Wayne, Ouellet 8 (Carter, Southorn), 10:58. Penalties-Bruess Fla (high-sticking), 2:33; Dame-Malka Fla (elbowing), 3:25; Stejskal Fla (interference), 17:38.
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Goalies_Fort Wayne, Makarov 14-9-2-2 (25 shots-22 saves). Florida, Knapp 9-11-3-1 (30 shots-29 saves).
Referees_JM McNulty (21). Linesmen_James Johnstone (37), Tyler Mackereth (34).
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The little-known 'Pink Pearl' apple
Plant hunters were on high alert this past fall at the 64th Annual Symposium of the Garden Writers Association in Tucson, Arizona, where dozens of suppliers of seeds, plants, and garden wares brought out their best for the pros. For those of us hailing from climates with more than 12 inches of rainfall per year, the Southwest desert was a wonderland of succulents, fiery flowers, scrappy natives, and prickly things. Before the shuttle bus even left the airport, GWA folks were busy on their smartphones Googling a bright-blossomed shrub growing in the median. The heat-loving poinciana (Caesalpinia pulcherrima) is native to the tropics and subtropics of the Americas, and its orange-and-red flower clusters are as strong a draw for hummingbirds and butterflies as humans.
It was fortunate to have garden designer, author, and Tucson resident Scott Calhoun on hand during the weekend to point out other local treasures. One standout was a silvery-blue version of slipper flower (Pedilanthus macrocarpus), a snaky stemmed succulent native to the Sonoran Desert that is great in the ground or with trailing succulents in a pot, Calhoun says. At the office of his firm, ZonaGardens, a noteworthy native was blue grama (Bouteloua gracilis). Also called mosquito grass, its kinetic flower heads dangle above narrow blades from midsummer into winter.
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Other plant experts brought forth eye-opening offerings as well. Susan Martin of perennial Michigan-based nursery Walters Gardens waxed eloquent about the new hardy hibiscus 'Midnight Marvel,' a sturdy 4-footer with 9-inch red blossoms and wine-purple foliage. The maven of beautiful edibles, Rosalind Creasy, mentioned a few choice fruits and veggies, including the purple, antioxidant-rich tomato 'Indigo Rose'; her personal favorite, the meaty and plum-shape tomato 'Enchantment'; and a pink-flesh apple with cream-color skin called 'Pink Pearl' (which makes lovely pink applesauce).
Always a gold mine for new plants, thefive-day symposium saw the debut of several ideal container plants, including a dwarf thornless raspberry (Rubus idaeus Raspberry Shortcake) from Fall Creek Farm & Nursery in Oregon, part of the BrazelBerries collection, and Bougainvillea Bambino 'Panda' from Hines Growers. With small white flowers and white-edge leaves, 'Panda' can also be trained as an elegant standard, an exotic alternative to roses and hydrangeas.
Golden plants remain hot, and two at the show, varieties of box honeysuckle (Lonicera Edmee Gold) and deodar cedar (Cedrus deodara Feelin' Sunny), really popped. Both are delicately textured, low-growing shrubs, and the honeysuckle thrives in shade, where a bit of bright color is welcome. At the other end of the spectrum, from the Southern Living Plant Collection, was Delta Jazz crapemyrtle, with pink flowers sparkling against burgundy (nearly black) leaves.
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Washington, D.C. – The American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity (ACCCE) blasted the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) following initial review of today's proposed rule on greenhouse gas emissions from existing power plants. The costly rule, seen by many as the principal tenet of President Obama's misguided pursuit of a climate legacy, will spur devastating economic impacts including job losses and energy costs.
"If these rules are allowed to go into effect, the administration for all intents and purposes is creating America's next energy crisis," said Mike Duncan, president and CEO of ACCCE. "As we predicted, the administration chose political expediency over practical reality as it unveiled energy standards devoid of commonsense and flexibility. These guidelines represent a complete disregard for our country's most vital fuel sources, like American coal, which provides nearly 40 percent of America's power, reliably and affordably."
Filed under Section 111(d) of the Clean Air Act, today's rule is the first-ever set of guidelines proposed by the EPA to states as they create their own carbon emissions protocols for existing power units. In the months leading up to the rule's release, the EPA claimed the standards would allow power plants the adequate time and flexibility needed to meet requirements.
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Yet, as ACCCE has long cautioned, the proposed rule imposes stringent and potentially unattainable standards on state-based power grids that will leave millions of Americans with higher electric bills and at increased risk for rolling blackouts.
"Sadly, EPA's proposed regulations put America's low- and middle-income families most at risk of paying disproportionately more for energy. Those same families have seen their income dwindle by 22 percent over the last decade while their energy bills have increased by 27 percent," Duncan said. "More so, the rule threatens the energy reliability and economic promise we enjoy today. Only by recognizing the importance of an energy portfolio rich in fuel source diversity will we preserve America's access to stable and affordable power."
Coal continues to be the country's leading fuel source for electricity generation in the U.S. And thanks to the industry's investment of $118 billion, so far, major emissions from coal-fueled power plants have been reduced by nearly 90 percent. The industry plans to invest another $27 billion through 2016 to further deploy clean coal technology and reduce emissions.


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Fontbonne Announces 2011 Convocation Speaker
Academic Convocation, held at the start of each fall semester, serves as a reminder of Fontbonne University's founders, the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, and recognizes, celebrates and strengthens the university's identity as a Catholic institution of higher education. Speakers typically relate to the school's annual Dedicated Semester topic. The 2011 Dedicated Semester focuses on "The Disability Experience: Quest for Empowerment."
Morgan received a Master of Science in occupational therapy from Washington University in St. Louis in 1998. She is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in movement science, also at Washington University. Previously, she served as a White House intern in the Presidential Personnel Office, and she worked at Devonshire Hospital's occupational therapy department in London, England.
An avid wheelchair athlete, Morgan was the first woman selected to the U.S. Quad Rugby National Team in 2009, and she currently trains as a member on the United States track and field team preparing for the London Paralympic Games in 2012.
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The picture shows my great uncle Thornton and aunty Minnie, their surname was Marsden. He along with his sister (Sade) were from Flowery Field, and he loved going on day trips on his bike, which he would often strip down.It is always a pleasure to show off other peoples pictures... so if you want to see any of your old relatives feature here send them in to us.. our email is on the right hand side near to the top, and also seen when you make a comment.
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Flowery Field Bikers (Thornton and Minnie Marsden)
I came across this photo completely by chance and instantly loved it.... It really is a cracking picture... it holds so much interest.. I don't know the make and model of the bike... or the car seen in the background. If you like your motorbikes or cars and you can tell us anything about them I'd be greatful... Just look at the Leather Gear.. how good is that...
When I saw this on the internet I contacted the owner and thankfully he granted me permission to use it here... so I'd like to say a big thank you to Roger.. he had this to say about the picture.
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Like you,Tom, I was instantly captured by this fabulous photograph. Great to get a bit of history with it too. Many Thanks Roger!
This blog is a nice place to remember bygone days and people.
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Great photo, and could it be one of these???
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- Tom said...
Ian I think you are spot on with this one... I made my eyes soar the other night looking and give up in the end... I will do an up date on this... thank you for your time and effort.
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The Shelby King Cobra
In 1963 Dave MacDonald who Shelby had hired to race his Cobra roadster, convinced Shelby they should build a modified sports racing car. They ended up buying Cooper Monaco's and fitted them with their tried and true full race 289.
Like the AC Bristol, which was the basis for the Cobra roadster, the Cooper Monaco was at the end of its shelf life when Shelby came knocking. Designed in 1958 for the 1959 season, the Monaco was the first successful mid-engined sports racer built to accept 2-liter and larger engines.
The Cooper had room for a V8, and several chassis were immediately available. Once the first two rolling chassis arrived at Shelby's shop, the team had less than a month to turn them into contending race cars. The chassis were disassembled and strengthened for a small block Ford engine. The cars carried four Weber carburetors and a BMC/Huffaker 4-speed transaxle, soon replaced by a Colotti 4-speed. The 289 V8 powered Cooper-Monacos were dubbed "King Cobras" by the press.
Shelby only had one day of testing at Riverside before shipping the cars off to Kent (Seattle), Washington, for their debut on September 29.
The cars were fast out of the box, setting track records at Riverside and Kent, but they were not sorted, and both retired from the actual race. At only 1400 pounds the little cars cleaned up. During a three-week span in October 1963, MacDonald outdueled an international field of world class drivers as he drove the Shelby King Cobra to victories in the two richest road races in America, the Los Angeles Times Grand Prix at Riverside and the Pacific Grand Prix at Laguna Seca.
Shelby bought two more chassis, then four more in 1964 for a total of eight "real" Shelby King Cobras. There were four other T61M chassis sold, and they all got V8s, but not through Shelby to make a total of twelve T61 Monacos built.
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As I walked on the sand and listened to the sound of the ocean I felt a oneness with all and felt as if everything was in me and I was in everything. Did not know why today was more special then others now I know.
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- James said...
Grey Herons are a good omen. I see hawks the same way.
I hope that she will be reincarnated in a better life as well. May the energy of this day help those in similar situations.
Thank-you for your kind words. And thank-YOU for reminding me of The Path as well. I am so grateful for the great spiritual community online.
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I felt that Oneness today too. Such beautiful and united energy. May all feel it and find peace for at least this day.
- dragonflyfilly said...
thanks for your kind words, James. The Red Tailed Hawk is my "Spirit Guide" but i love watching ALL birds. Have you seen the Nesting Eagles on Hornby yet?
- "James" said...
You're very welcome. You know, my specific animal guide is the Red-Tailed Hawk as well!! How interesting that we share that...very cool. :)
I too though love ALL birds. They are so inspiring. As are all animals. :)
- dragonflyfilly said...
Hey "James", wow, same Spirit Guide, that is amazing, you are the first person i know of with the same one!!! When i am driving along the highway (often too fast), and i spot one on the left, perched on a tree or a hydro pole, i slow down, and EVERYTIME without fail, there has been a cop with radar, handing out tickets!!! - i use them in self-healing meditations too - quite a few years ago i attended a PowWow in Chilliwack and acquired a bunch of feathers - tail feathers, as well as the smaller downey ones...they are sometimes hard to come by.
glad you are enjoying the Eagle InfoTec cam...i cannot get on right now, it is frozen for me...so i have to get some housework done...
have a fab day, cheers from "a
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- dragonflyfilly said...
ops, have i confused you with the "other" james on this blog? if so, sorry!
- "James" said...
I notice the hawks on the telephone polls as well. They always seem to show up (for me) when I need them most. When I am having a bad day. I see them and then I am directly uplifted and feel the power of the Infinite Universe wash over me.
They are such beautiful messengers of the mystical love of the Oneness of all things.


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This escapade could be for a future music video of a song off their new album Take Me Home. Or maybe Tomlinson just got into the spirit of the season and the city and was having a little fun.
Whatever the case, New York police officers stopped the driver for the unsafe actions of his passengers and had a little chat with the boys.
The funniest part of the clip is when the officer on the left side of the car smiles and takes a picture of himself with the bandmates. It seems that even New York's Finest are Directioners!


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The staff and faculty of Ezra Lehman Memorial Library at Shippensburg University are hosting several events as part of observance of Constitution Day Sept. 17. The events are open to the public and are part of series that begins Sept. 13.Events include a reading of the Preamble to the U.S. Constitution, a panel discussion on myths about the Constitutional rights, an elementary school poster contest and a Constitution Day exhibit as part of the campus celebration of Constitution Day 2010. The Constitution Day exhibit"Our U.S. Constitution: What's In It … What's Not" is on display in the exhibits area of Lehman Library. The exhibit, which features a look at the misconceptions that people may have about our U.S. Constitution, will be on display throughout September. On Sept. 15, Shippensburg University faculty members will present the panel discussion "Our U.S. Constitution: What's In It … What's Not" from 7 to 8 p.m. in Grove Hall Forum. Dr. Sara Grove, Stephanie Jirard and Dr. Steven Lichtman will discuss misconceptions people have surrounding the Constitution. A question and answer period will follow the discussion.On Sept. 17, university President Bill Ruud and the Grace B. Luhrs University Elementary School fourth-graders will be on the library plaza at 9:30 a.m. for the reading of the preamble. Following the reading of the preamble, Ruud will present awards to the Luhrs Elementary School poster contest winners. Rain location is the Luhrs School Multi-Purpose Room. The observance of Constitution Day on Sept. 17 was signed into law in 2005 by President George W. Bush to commemorate the signing of the U.S. Constitution on Sept. 17, 1787. For more information, contact Chantana Charoenpanitkul at 477-1634 or by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com or Joyce Harding at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The 8.9-inch model is clearly meant to take on the Eee PC 900 series, whereas the 12.1-inch E Slim will supposedly target the MacBook Air and X300 at a mere 0.8-inch thick. Spec-wise the base Dell E model sports an Intel Atom 1.6GHz processor, 512MB RAM, 4GB flash storage, 802.11b/g compatibility, and your choice of Linux or Windows XP. Two higher-end models, the E Video and E Video+, will get you additional RAM, larger flash storage, webcams and Bluetooth. Dell says the E notebook will start shipping in August priced as low as $299.
As for the company's entry-level MacBook Air rival, the E Slim series, features apparently include a 1.3 or 1.6GHz Atom CPU, 8GB Flash or 40GB HDD storage, 512MB or 1GB RAM, Wi-Fi, and WiMAX support. No pricing details are available for this model, though. Interestingly, Dell is reportedly adding to the notebooks a BlackTop instant-on Linux OS that is purportedly similar to Asus' Splashtop.


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NightSide – Mike Arsenault, Professional Gambler Joins Dan Rea
December 4, 2012 10:19 PM
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BOSTON (CBS) – Though we all have different jobs and careers, many of us have similar experiences throughout a typical day at the office. Not so for Mike Arsenault, who makes his living as a professional gambler. With Massachusetts immersed in the casino process, Mike will shed some light on what life is like for someone who makes a living playing games of chance.
Originally Broadcast November 30th, 2012.
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Reflects Strategic Expansion as Marketing Converges
June 12, 2013 — To mirror the dynamic changes both in marketing and education today, the Direct Marketing Educational Foundation (DMEF) has adopted a new name and brand, effective immediately: its new name is Marketing EDGE. The non-profit organization announced the name change during its annual Rising Stars Awards Dinner on Tuesday, June 11 in New York City.
"The Marketing EDGE moniker reflects an evolution in our field," said Craig Wood, head of insights integration, The Futures Company and chair of Marketing EDGE. "With a newly-adopted mission statement to sync with our name: 'to Educate, Develop, Grow, and Employ college students in the field of marketing, we've declared that we cover the broad spectrum of education and career development for the rapidly changing marketing field.
"The history of this organization is grounded in direct marketing," Wood said. "As the fundamentals of this discipline evolve throughout the field, we decided to stake our claim – proclaiming the critical need to develop marketing professionals who are grounded in measured, accountable, data-driven marketing. The sole purpose of Marketing EDGE is to expand the talent pool of market-ready marketing professionals for generations to come."
Wood also announced that the organization, in conjunction with the name change, has adopted a new logo and Web site (www.marketingEDGE.org), and has enhanced its social media presence (Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook, among others).
"Critical to our continued success is the expertise, support, and generosity of our board, without which we would not be elevating our game," said Terri L. Bartlett, president of Marketing EDGE.
"Extraordinary contributions provided by our board members enabled us to identify our new name," she said, including:
"Dramatic convergence marrying a more sophisticated level of marketing with a growing number of channels requires a whole new level of marketing professional today and in the future," Bartlett said. "Now as Marketing EDGE, we are raising the bar to meet the growing needs of the industry… and our supporters!"
A short video on Marketing EDGE is posted here: http://vimeo.com/68169150
About Marketing EDGE
Headquartered in New York City, Marketing EDGE works to "Educate, Develop, Grow, and Employ" college students in the field of marketing, thereby, expanding and enriching the talent pool of market-ready professionals. In June 2013, in response to the shifts within the marketing field, the organization changed its name from Direct Marketing Educational Foundation (DMEF) to Marketing EDGE. The name better reflects how it is serving the dynamic field of marketing; connecting with students, academics, career centers, corporations, and independent professionals; and streaming top talent into the industry.
As a 510(c)(3) nonprofit organization, tax deductible contributions from individuals and corporations are the lifeblood of Marketing EDGE. Today, we are recognized as the only nonprofit organization solely dedicated to students through scholarships, education, career development and job placement, empowering the next generation of marketing leaders. For additional information about Marketing EDGE, its mission and its programs, visit: www.marketingEDGE.org.
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An active weather pattern will bring snow to most of the region this weekend and early next week. Full Article
3rd April 2013
Temperatures will be warm and the skies will be mostly void of snow for the Rockies this weekend. A more powerful storm may bring snow to parts of Utah, Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico early next week. Full Article
27th March 2013
A series of storms will bring winter-like conditions to the Rockies this weekend. Full Article
20th March 2013
A warm end to this week will give way to some snow over the weekend and a bigger storm late next week. Full Article
13th March 2013
Travis Ganong reflects on his life on the road as a U.S. Ski Team member. Full Article
11th March 2013
The best snow will fall Friday through the weekend in southern Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, and through southern and eastern Colorado. Full Article
6th March 2013
Our U.S. Ski Team blogger Travis Ganong gives us an update after taking 7th place in Bormio. Full Article
22nd January 2013
Travis travels to Canada for the first stop on the Audi FIS Alpine Ski World Cup. Lake Louise is one of his favorite stops on the "White Circus" thanks to the lakes, glaciers, mountains and historic charm of Banff National Park. Full Article
4th December 2012
We've compiled a list of open and soon to open ski and snowboard resorts in North America. Full Article
6th November 2012
Snow started falling in early September at the largest resort in the Canadian Rockies. With Sunshine Village and Mount Norquay a short drive away, the Banff area is a great choice for early-season skiing and riding. Full Article
7th October 2012
Just can't wait until winter to go skiing or riding? These seven ski resorts traditionally open early and offer the opportunity to hit the slopes in October and November. Full Article
5th October 2012
The snow is falling across North America and we have the pictures to prove it. Full Article
12th September 2012
Lake Louise Ski Area has announced that it will be opening for daily operation beginning Friday, November 5th, 2010. Full Article
17th August 2012
While many northern hemisphere resorts are winding down for winter 2010-11, Banff's three ski areas in Alberta, all open though to May, are opening new areas for the first time this season. Full Article
17th August 2012
Lake Louise in Alberta is still open a week after the season was due to have ended at the famous ski area in the Canadian Rockies. Full Article
17th August 2012
The Lake Louise Ski Area and Mt Norquay by Banff, both Alberta neighbours in Canada, open today (Saturday 5th November) with the promise, they hope, of another great La Nina season. The two resorts join Keystone and Copper Mountain in Colorad which opened yesterday (November 4th) taking that state's tally to five areas open. Full Article
17th August 2012
Record-breaking snowfall has graced Banff-Lake Louise over this last season, so much so that The Lake Louise Ski Area is announcing a Spring Splash bonus weekend. Full Article
17th August 2012
Few hot tubs can compare to the scenic beauty of these ones, located in the finest ski resorts spanning the globe. Full Article
16th August 2012
Buy your 2012/13 season pass now and save on skiing in Canada this winter. Full Article
14th June 2012
The ski link between the U.S. and Australia has taken a leap forward with Epic and Mountain Collective passes going international.More


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