Have you thought about working at a ski resort living in a ski town? I have almost every day since I’ve moved to Colorado. We have found a job search site that has the most comprehensive job search in one location offering a resume builder, job listings, resume distribution, tracking, and job search library resources. The initial cost to you is $34.95 a month and if you don’t find a job in six months they will pay you $250 in cash. Click here to get this great offer. Now is the time to start looking as the season is just around the corner. Oh…but it has not yet ended. Arapahoe Basin is still open. It plans to close on June 7th, just a few days away.
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June 4th, 2009Colorado Ski Season Not Over
June 1st, 2009Colorado ski season is not over. Arapahoe Basin is open until June 7th, 2008. So ski season may be almost over, but hiking is already happening. Do you need a new pair of Nike sneakers? If so, be sure to click here and get up to $150 dollars towards your next pair of hiking sneakers. Free shipping is available by FedEx with this offer. I always prefer to hike in sneakers as they are lighter on the feet than hiking boots. Sometimes sneakers can be less effective than hiking boots due to support, but you can always hike in hightops. This is a good deal, so definitely enter your email address to have an opportunity to apply $150 towards your next pair of NIKE sneakers. I look forward to hiking St. Mary’s Glacier again. This is definitely a sneaker hike!
Colorado Hit Hard With Snow
April 16th, 2009Colorado is getting hit hard with an April storm. This is providing Colorado with epic spring skiing conditions. Today, Arapahoe Basin reported six inches although a friend reported ten inches. It is only increasing in snow depth and should provide us with amazing ski conditions for April. This morning, the local weather was reporting a minimum of 18 inches in the mountains and a minimum of 10 inches in Denver. The storm is extended from Texas and another storm approaching from the northwest blanketing much of Wyoming. On intellicast.com the storm is massively growing over Denver. The weather report is predicting a winter storm warning through Saturday at noon for Denver. For skiers and snowboarders, winter sports enthusiasts and environmentalists concerned about water levels, this is an fantastic storm. Is it the perfect storm? Seems so!
Off Piste Skiing
March 22nd, 2009Off piste skiing occurs when you are not skiing on the groomer. It’s interesting because on a day like this past Saturday, the groomer could technically be considered off piste skiing. The courderoy was a bit rigid and bumpy similar to skiing of the groomer. It was a spring like day with a hard pack in the morning and by just after 10:30am, the bumps were spectacular on the West Wall at A-Basin. They were soft and easy to bounce off of.
The purpose of this post is to remind you we are far from our ski season being over. Actually, I may be reminding myself of this. The snow is spectacular and we’re just in a bit of a snow funk. Tonight there’s a warning for up to 20 inches in the Colorado High Country. Get ready for a killer April as I predict a stellar spring season.
***All predictions are based on nothing but a gut feeling and chances of them being right or wrong is a 50/50 split.
Space Shuttle Astronauts Include Skiers
March 8th, 2009CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. – The seven men who will ride space shuttle Discovery into orbit this week are an athletic bunch. When they’re not training for a space shot, they’re skiing, skating, snowboarding, biking or running.
To read the rest of the article by MARCIA DUNN, AP Aerospace Writer Marcia Dunn, Ap Aerospace Writer – Sun Mar 8, 1:30 pm ET CLICK HERE.
Billboards in the Snow
February 22nd, 2009Snowbama to Happy Mardi Gras. The snow artists are amazing! This link shows Snowbama and I hope to have a pic of their most recent Mardi Gras New Orleans tribute. How do they do it? All I could see were humans on snowshoes, walking on the snow in the Loveland Pass just near the Continental Divide. This is extremely impressive.
Lose Weight and Ski Faster
February 19th, 2009Lose weight with Acai Burn. Get a trial offer by clicking HERE. Think about it, you want to ski faster, so lose weight! This will help get you in better shape and the better shape you’re in, the faster you’ll ski. Well, you may have to sharpen those skis, wax, and maybe even take a lesson or two. I’m not saying that Acai Burn will make you a better skier, yet it should make you feel better. The Acai berry is found in Brazil and grows on the tops of the Amazon palm trees. It’s extremely high in antioxidents. Try it, and who knows, maybe you will ski faster!!!
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Lose Weight with Acai to Get Into Your Ski Pants
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Acai Berry for Skiers
January 26th, 2009Think about all of the benefits of the acai berry and it’s effects on skiers. It’s been shown to have glucosamine hydrochloride. Glucosamine hydrochloride is a natural compound found in the body that is used to help make and form cartilage. Glucosamine has also been shown to help lubricate, cushion, protect, and rebuild joints. Doesn’t this sound like something skiers and snowboarders would be interested in?
You may be wondering what the Acai Berry is. Acai is a small, round, dark-purple berry with amazing nutritional properties. Its appearance is similar to that of a grape, but it has a smaller amount of pulp and a single large seed. Scientific experts have referred to the acai berry as the most nutritious and powerful food in the world.
Stay tuned for more information about Acai Berry benefits and how it may help you out with your skiing and life.


