Press Release #1: Season Launch

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Contact:
Jack Nelson
Sustainable Seasons
(801) 694 4902
media@sustainableseasons.com

Season Number Two Underway for Sustainable Seasons

Salt Lake City, Utah, December, 19 2007–After a successful launch last year, the Sustainable Seasons project is back for more this ski season. Now that winter has finally hit Utah, they will be bringing you reports from different resorts, showing you what the resorts are doing to be more environmentally friendly, and what you can be doing too.

Biodiesel Bob, the program’s truck and mascot will be traveling all around the west to demonstrate the viability of Biodiesel, even in mountain environments. Look for the truck and the athletes as this year’s IFSA World Tour Stops as Kirkwood and Snowbird, along with other events throughout the west.

Sustainable Seasons is excited to work with groups like Snowbird Resort and KeepUtahCool.com this season. They are also proud to announce their continued partnership with American Freedom Biodiesel, the official fuel supplier of the Sustainable Seasons Project.

Keep an eye on the website, www.sustainableseasons.org, for the most current information about the project. The Sustainable Seasons website has gone to a blog style format to help keep everyone more informed as the season progresses. Head there now to see some left over skiing action from last year as Sustainable Seasons and the Surface team carpool up to Alta. You can also be friends with them at www.myspace.com/sustainableseasons.

About Sustainable Seasons: Founded one year ago, the Sustainable Seasons project aims to promote alternative fuels and environmentally conscious decision making to the ski industry.

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One Way to Help, and Save Some Space.

So, I recently moved to house with a mail slot. I didn't think that this would be an issue, I even thought it was nice, I didn't have to go out to get the mail and it was a little safer inside the house. This was all before I realized how much junk mail we get. Our mail slot gets clogged with junk mail, so to help stop the clog and stop the waist of junk mail itself, this is what I did.

It is a little more complex than just calling to put your number on the do not call list, but it is one way to help. First, you can go to www.optoutprescreen.com and register yourself. This will stop unwanted mail from mailers that use the consumer credit service. This is also a great way to stop identity theft, as it can stop all of those credit card pre-approvals. You can keep someone from stealing your name and starting a credit card approval, and you can stop unwanted mail.

There a lot more places you can go to help stem the flow of unwanted mail, here is link to an online article from the TODAY Show, that has a lot of good resources and you don't even have to listen to Matt and Meredith's crappy scripted banter. Click Here to check it out.

Hope this helps your mailbox go on a diet, hopefully it will help mine.

A little video stoke

Because the season just got underway, we figured we would try and get everyone even a little more excited with some video from last season. One day last February, I was lucky enough to partner up with Justin from Off Trail Productions and Blake and Jordan from Surface Skis to do a little carpool trip up to Alta. Below is what we were able to accomplish. Lets hope we can have a few more days like this one this season.

Season Finally Underway!

So to keep it short and sweet, get out there and go shred all you Utah folks. It's still thin, but it's still skiing. We got a chance to go up for Alta's opening day today, and it was rad. Go get after kids, because it's only getting better from here. We also want to give a big shout out to American Freedom Biodiesel for keeping us running, check them out at www.americanfreedombiodiesel.com .

Welcom Back!

Well, we have decided to go to more of a blog format for this season. Hopefully this will help us keep everything more current than last years page. Everything is still a work in progress so keep checking back to hear more from Sustainable Seasons.