Need Tutoring? My Services Now Offered in Seacoast NH
Need private tutoring for your son or daughter, or are a student yourself? I just started offering my tutoring services, especially in reading, writing, and Spanish language skills, through The Knowledge Roundtable, an Exeter, New Hampshire-based tutoring service. I’ll be working with a high-school Spanish student soon (that’s me in the middle above, working on [...]
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Need Tutoring? My Services Now Offered in Seacoast NH
Need private tutoring for your son or daughter, or are a student yourself? I just started offering my tutoring services, especially in reading, writing, and Spanish language skills, through The Knowledge Roundtable, an Exeter, New Hampshire-based tutoring service. I’ll be working with a high-school Spanish student soon (that’s me in the middle above, working on [...]
A Climate Change Call To Arms: Talking With Erik Blachford
Photo courtesy of Erik Blachford. Story published May 16th, 2013 on Powdermag.com: This past April, 1,200 ski resort executives and representatives from lodges, hotels, and ski clubs from around the world converged in Snowmass Village, Colorado, for the annual Mountain Travel Symposium. The summit’s goal is to advance the larger mountain travel industry, with talks [...]
The Gladiators Of Tuckerman: Searching For The Edge Of Sport
Tim Fater photo. Published May 3rd, 2013 on Powdermag.com: A relatively small pocket chiseled from the southeastern side of New Hampshire’s 6,288-foot Mount Washington, Tuckerman Ravine is modest in size. Yet the ravine’s walls are home to some of the steepest established backcountry skiing in the country. It’s the coliseum of East Coast skiing. Ever [...]
The Problems With The Bear’s Olympics
Photo courtesy of FIS Freestyle Skiing. From Powdermag.com, 2.22.13: When Mark Meadows first visited Sochi, Russia, in 2009, his first impression was how much work there was left to do. “That was the first thing that hit you,” said Meadows, the Vice President of Torrent Engineering, the company responsible for much of the snowmaking infrastructure [...]
