Ski NH will begin selling Anywhere, Anytime Ticket Packages on July 11 at 9am. These lift ticket packages offer 25-50% off weekend and holiday lift ticket rates at New Hampshire's ski areas.
The packages consist of fully transferable lift tickets, making them a favorite of families, ski clubs, co-workers and more. Tickets are valid any day during the 2007-08 ski season, including holidays and weekends, with no blackout dates. Skiers and snowboarders can customize a mix of lift tickets to their favorite ski areas; tickets are broken down into three pricing categories of $20, $35 and $45 per ticket. Packages begin at a minimum of 20 lift tickets, with no more than 50% of the tickets from one ski area.
Ski areas included in the offer are Loon Mountain, Mount Sunapee, Attitash, Waterville Valley, Bretton Woods, Gunstock Mountain Resort, Cannon Mountain, Wildcat Mountain, Cranmore Mountain Resort, Pats Peak, Crotched Mountain, Ragged Mountain, Black Mountain, King Pine Ski Area, Dartmouth Skiway, Balsams Wilderness, McIntyre Ski Area, and Granite Gorge.
Since there are very limited ticket quantities available, several areas sell out very quickly (some within the first few hours), so skiers and riders should make their purchase sooner than later to be sure to get their favorite ski areas. For more details on Ski NH's Anywhere, Anytime Ticket Packages and order forms, visit www.SkiNH.com

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For the dogs,...

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No kidding, bring Fido, Fluffy, or even your parrot or ferret ( you weisel you ) and for $25 you get the pet’s picture on a Squaw Valley Season Pass. Squaw Valley’s hiking trails are dog-friendly and in summer, leashed dogs and obedient pets – yes, even the parrots or ferrets, are welcome to ride the Cable Car to 8,200' to take in the views. Why the Cable Car? Hey, can you imagine what an 8,000' hike does to little ferret legs? After a good hike, bring your dog or cat (sorry, no parrots or ferrets) to visit Tails by the Lake, a dog and cat specialty shop in the Village at Squaw. Show your pet’s Squaw Pet Pass at Tails by the Lake and receive 10% off dog and cat foods.
The proceeds of the Squaw Pet Pass benefit the Humane Society of Truckee-Tahoe and
Squaw Valley Avalanche Dog Rescue
www.squawdogs.com
..support your resorts' canine crew!


June 30th KSUT Presents The Iguanas The Iguanas bring their funky music back to the Purgatory Festival Tent on June 30th. The benefit concert raises funds for KSUT, Durango's local non-profit radio station. Ticket and Lodging Packages starting at $59 per person, based on double occupancy. Call the Reservations Center for tickets and more info at 1-800-982-6103
www.durangomountain.com

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International Olympic Committee
VANCOUVER 2010: Launch Of First Sustainability Report
The Organising Committee for the XXI Olympic Winter Games – Vancouver 2010 (VANOC) has released its first sustainability report. The report sets out VANOC’s commitments and progress reporting system

IOC RELEASES 2014 EVALUATION COMMISSION REPORT The International Olympic Committee (IOC) today released its evaluation report on the 2014 Olympic Winter Games prepared by the IOC’s Evaluation Commission for those Games. The report was written following the Commission’s visits to the three Candidate Cities vying to host the XXII Olympic Winter Games in 2014 -

Sochi (Russian Federation), Salzburg (Austria) and PyeongChang (Republic of Korea).

Technical Analysis
The report is a technical analysis of the three Candidate Cities, which is sent to the IOC members ahead of the final vote, which will take place on 4 July 2007 during the 119th IOC Session in Guatemala City. The Commission, chaired by IOC Vice-President Chiharu Igaya - a former Olympic silver medallist in slalom - spent four days in each Candidate City (see dates below) to conduct on-site analyses and assess each City’s ability to stage the Olympic Winter Games.

Visits The dates of the visits to each Candidate City were:
PyeongChang: 14-17 February 2007
Sochi: 20-23 February 2007
Salzburg: 14-17 March 2007

Verbal Report
The Evaluation Commission will give a final verbal presentation to the 119th IOC Session in Guatemala City on 4 July 2007 following the presentations of the three Candidate Cities and preceding the vote for the election of the Host City of the XXII Olympic Winter Games in 2014.

Process
The election in Guatemala City will be the culmination of a process, which began on 31 May 2005, when the IOC asked for National Olympic Committees to nominate cities as candidates for the 2014 Olympic Winter Games. This resulted in seven Applicant Cities, namely Sochi (Russian Federation), Salzburg (Austria), Jaca (Spain), Almaty (Kazakhstan), PyeongChang (Republic of Korea), Sofia (Bulgaria) and Borjomi (Georgia) ¹, being put forward and answering the Applicant City questionnaire. Their replies were studied by an IOC Working Group which produced a report for the IOC Executive Board. Based on this report, three of the seven cities were selected by the IOC’s Executive Board as Candidate Cities at its meeting on 22 June 2006. The remaining candidates have all now produced a Candidature File based on the 17 different themes of the IOC’s 2014 Candidature Procedure and Questionnaire for 2014, which, in addition to the Evaluation Commission’s report, will allow the IOC members to make their final decision.

www.olympic.org

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Valle Nevado
Spectacular benefits for Jeep clients Like the previous years, during the season 2007 Jeep becomes the official Snow-covered Valley vehicle. The proprietors of a Jeep will have benefits like 30% of discount in ours hoteles* and 15% of discount in tickets of andarivel*. In addition, the Jeep clients will have preferential parking, gifts and attractive surprises. *Consulte dates and conditions. One season full of supplies and promotions Snow-covered valley will surprise this winter season with attractive packages for the fanatics of the snow. In this sense, it emphasizes “50% of discount for a second passenger”; “Kids Free”; “one night free”; “7x6 in leasing of equipment”, and “2x1” for all those that are in favor of more than seven nights. Between the discounts and benefits that also will receive emphasize a Welcome Drink and to recreate with a pleasing moment, after enjoying the snow they will be able to recover energies tasting the exquisiteces of our Après Ski. To all these benefits it is added, in season Holiday, a daily lunch and a wine bottle by estadía for the passengers of all our hotels. Greater information please to contact to reservas@vallenevado.com or telephone (56 2) 477 77 05. New gastronomical supplies With the arrival of new restaurant and the classic return of of always, Valley Snow-covered the winter season with the best gastronomical supply for the lovers of the good table will inagurará. Under you order of the outstanding chef executive, Juan Carlos Bozzo, new “South” restaurant delay to be a space for the fanatics of the international food, while the return of Don Giovanni, brings of return best prescriptions and secrets of pastes and antigrass. The supply is completed with the outstanding French kitchen of the Fourchette D'or, the Italian tradition of the Trattoria, rich fondue of Him Montagnard, in addition to the Slalon, the Sushi Bar and the rejuvenated one Under Zero. New and remodeladas Snow-covered Valley stores To our already known stores Nautisport, Rip Curl, Rockford, Snow-covered Valley Store and Captura, for this season 2007 the new premises, those are added that besides to extend the supply to our visitors, are a place where the design, the entretención, the sport and the tradition have their space. They are: Aromas and Flavors (typical Chileans delikatessen) The Dolfina (pole clothes) Diesel engine (jeans) L'Occitane and Burberry (natural products of beauty and clothes) Nest of Cóndores (snow articles Burton) Babel fish translation

www.vallenevado.com

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