ENews from www.nsp.org 8/17/2005

Coming Soon to a Mailbox Near You!

Soon you'll find an exciting new magazine muscling in among the bills and offers for air-duct cleaning that make their way to your mailbox. It's On Scene &trade: The Journal of Outdoor Emergency Care ®, a new publication the National Ski Patrol is unveiling to support the training needs of snowsports and mountain bike patrollers, river guides, search and rescue personnel, and others in the growing Outdoor Emergency Care community.

Within the pages of On Scene you'll find the Cycle A 2005 Refresher Study Guide that's such an integral part of upcoming OEC refreshers. (The Refresher Study Guide-as well as the Word version of scenario-based "You Are the Rescuer" questions for the refresher-are also posted in the Education/Outdoor Emergency Care section of the NSP website http://www.nsp.org.) Be on the lookout for On Scene in the coming weeks. Happy reading and refreshing!

Cross Ways, One Way or Another

Your NSP Board of Directors has been working diligently to address the issues of member identification and the NSP back cross. The National Ski Patrol / National Ski Areas Association Task Force met recently to discuss these and other issues that impact you directly, and you can see the results on the NSP website. Check out What's New at http://www.nsp.org today!

New Looks, New Info

In the first of several changes you'll see this coming season, the NSP website is undergoing a facelift. You'll find new promotional and professional offers, new services, publicity resources, and the latest NSP news and information. The new site will come up early next week, so stay tuned!

You Can't Believe Everything You Hear

You may have heard that Powderfall 2006 in spectacular Chamonix, France is sold out. Guess some folks are trying to hog the fromage. There are a few slots left to hang out in skiing's heartland. Registrations will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis until the event is full. But you've got to move tout de suite, final registrations must be received no later than Wednesday, August 31, 2005. You'll find the info at http://wwwnsp.org/nsp2002/events_template.asp?go=2

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