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Respect is earned.

Always enjoy the poor takes that Ski2Grind brings to PASR

Seems reasonable. Would also protect the marble on your statue from weather exposure.

Great idea. Hopefully they can buy some water chillers like Bear Creek and start making snow on their new 2,000' mountain in August.

Good. Not that you care what I think, but I’m glad you are doing something about your health.

lolololololololol

Correct. How’s your diet and exercise going this summer?

wow 1000 Frontier miles?! Maybe you can exchange them for a seat that reclines!

Advanced skiers aren't going to leave their home mountain and go to crappy JFBB hills because of being able to ski out west on the pass. They will ski decent PA terrain and Blue and pay to ski out west like they always have.

WOW @saltyant you are probably right!

Who knows why he has posted 55,000 other times, too.

I posted that the sale was called off about a month ago. Maybe that is when you were pretending to block me.

Peak Resorts is being purchased by Vail. They are officially going to be on the EPIC pass. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/vail-resorts-acquire-peak-resorts-110000429.html BROOMFIELD, Colo., July 22, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Vail Resorts, Inc. (MTN) today announced it has entered into a definitive merger agreement to acquire 100 percent of the outstanding stock of Peak Resorts, Inc. (SKIS) at a purchase price of $11.00 per share, subject to certain conditions, including regulatory review and Peak Resorts' shareholder approval. View photos More Through the acquisition, Vail Resorts will add 17 U.S. ski areas to its network of world-class resorts. Located near major metropolitan areas, including New York, Boston, Washington, D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Columbus, St. Louis, Kansas Cityand Louisville, the resorts include: Mount Snow in Vermont Hunter Mountain in New York Attitash Mountain Resort, Wildcat Mountain and Crotched Mountain in New Hampshire Liberty Mountain Resort, Roundtop Mountain Resort, Whitetail Resort, Jack Frost and Big Boulder in Pennsylvania Alpine Valley, Boston Mills, Brandywine and Mad River Mountain in Ohio Hidden Valley and Snow Creek in Missouri Paoli Peaks in Indiana "We are incredibly excited to have the opportunity to add such a powerful network of ski areas to our Company," said Rob Katz, chairman and chief executive officer of Vail Resorts. "Peak Resorts' ski areas in the Northeast are a perfect complement to our existing resorts and together will provide a very compelling offering to our guests in New York and Boston. With this acquisition, we are also able to make a much stronger connection to guests in critical cities in the Mid-Atlantic and Midwest and build on the success we have already seen with our strategy in Chicago, Minneapolis and Detroit. The acquisition fully embodies our philosophy of Epic for Everyone, making skiing and riding more accessible to guests across the U.S. and around the world." "The ski areas within the Peak Resorts portfolio exemplify the spirit of our sport as well as our Company's mission to provide an Experience of a Lifetime to guests," Katz continued. "We're thrilled to welcome the resorts and their employees into the Vail Resorts family and invest in their continued success." "Vail Resorts has a proven track record of celebrating the unique identity of its resorts, while continually investing in the guest and employee experience. For this reason, we are confident that our resorts and employees will continue to thrive within the Vail Resorts network," said Timothy Boyd, president and chief executive officer of Peak Resorts. "We are very proud of our track record over the last two decades in building the breadth, quality and accessibility of our resorts. We are thrilled that our guests will now have access to some of the world's most renowned resorts." When the transaction closes, the 2019-20 Epic Pass, Epic Local Pass and Military Epic Pass will include unlimited and unrestricted access to the 17 Peak Resorts ski areas. Guests with an Epic Day Pass will also be able to access the new ski areas as a part of the total number of days purchased. For the 2019-20 season, Vail Resorts will honor and continue to sell all Peak Resorts pass products, and Peak Resorts' pass holders will have the option to upgrade to an Epic Pass or Epic Local Pass, following closing of the transaction. Additional Transaction Details The aggregate purchase price for all Peak Resorts common stock is estimated to be approximately $264 million (calculated on a treasury method basis), which Vail Resorts intends to finance through a combination of cash on hand, its existing revolver facility and an expansion of its existing credit facility. In addition, Vail Resorts will be assuming or refinancing Peak Resorts' outstanding debt.

I’d rather not hand out with any trashy people.

Raspberries are coming in nicely. Blueberries are pretty much done for the year. Picked a bunch of beets that were ready to be pulled. Just need to clean them.

Correct. But this heat and humidity is oppressive and will be worse over the weekend. The humidity is what makes it so bad. The heat is tolerable. Better to have people take precautions than not. I went for a run this morning at 7 and lost 7lbs and that was after I thought I rehydrated. I haven’t felt that I’ll during/after a run before. Had to listen to my body and cut it early

Six bucks hanging in the field on my way to work this morning. Not sure I’ve ever seen bucks hanging out in a cluster like that before.

Corbet's without snow. From https://unofficialnetworks.com/2019/07/15/corbets-jackson-summer/?fbclid=IwAR2P6AzIaQxMPclQ_bCFykYcE8TRubphYQom2FaG9eEawH9Zv-eKIcLR3GQ

one of the cooler viaducts in the country - right here in PA. Neat video.

No you won't.

I don’t even know what that means.

The grass wasn’t as high as expected when I got home. Cleaned up nicely. No worries @JFskiDan

You’re hardcore. WTGAI!!!