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	Boston.com / Sports / The Sweet 16 of Boston Sports
		Capturing the hearts of Red Sox Nation, and beyond, the 2004 hometown sluggers snapped an 86-year curse with a four-game sweep over the St. Louis Cardinals.
		Capping off a magical -- and improbable -- run, the New England Patriots handed the heavily favored St. Louis Rams a 20-17 loss in Super Bowl XXXVI.
		Tom Brady earned his first Super Bowl MVP trophy heading an amazing final drive, while Adam Vinatieri booted the game-winning field goal as time ran out.
	www.boston.com /sports/sweet_16_moments (172 words)

	Snow Bowl - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Snow Bowl is the nickname given to a game of American football played on November 25, 1950, between the college teams of the University of Michigan and the Ohio State University.
		The game became famous because of the weather and the difficulty of playing football when the players can't see the lines on the field; film of the game is often shown during television coverage of their annual meeting or when histories of either team are compiled.
		During the Snow Bowl, two brothers, Tony Momsen, from Ohio State, and Robert Momsen, from Univerity of Michigan, were facing off in college football for the first time.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Snow_Bowl (390 words)

	Snow Bowl Ski Area • Jefferson, NJ
		Snow Bowl was the creation of Frank Johnson, a Princeton, NJ area psychiatrist.
		Snow Bowl fan John Macarell was kind enough to collect, scan, and provide commentary on the photographs.
		If you visit Snow Bowl, try to imagine a busy winter weekend in 1970 and some young skier making his or her first trip to the summit...the excitement and anticipation...approaching this same point on a double chair.
	www.skiernet.com /snow-bowl.html (2247 words)

	Middlebury College Snow Bowl, Vermont - Family Vacation Planning And Resort Information
		Middlebury College Snow Bowl is nestled in Vermont's Green Mountains and is only 15 miles from the main campus.
		The Snow Bowl has one of the richest skiing traditions in the country.
		The Middlebury College Snow Bowl is centrally located in Vermont on Route 125, 12 miles east of U.S. Route 7 and eight miles west of Route 100.
	www.skitown.com /resortguide/overview.cfm/vt12/MiddleburySnowBowl (271 words)

	Snow Journal - Serious About Snowsports! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Snow Bowl was 15 minutes from where I grew up, but sorry to say I didn't ski it.
		Snow Bowl is situated on Morris County parkland, and Morris Co. has apparently taken over nearby Craigmeur under a NJ open space program.
		Snow Bowl would best be tackled with tele or a board during a huge snow year, and bring a lot of courage.
	www.snowjournal.com /page.php?cid=topic7755 (865 words)

	(Camden) CMLT, Camden Snow Bowl announce partnership - News - VillageSoup (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		News of the burgeoning partnership between the Snow Bowl and the CMLT was announced Saturday during the Ragged Mountain Festival held on the recreational facility's grounds.
		The goal is to designate the Snow Bowl as the "Gateway to the Ragged Mountain Preserve," which means the town-owned facility will allow further public use of a parking lot and trails that connect the town's property with current and future CMLT-owned abutting properties.
		Camden owns 60 acres on the ridgeline north of the Snow Bowl and the GRLT has 25 acres under conservation easement on the north side of Ragged Mountain.
	rockland.villagesoup.com /news/Print.cfm?StoryID=60530 (1048 words)

	Snow Bowl Cabin Dedicated to First Middlebury Ski Coach
		The structure was built with trees that CCC members, Hubbard and others had cut in 1937 to clear the first ski trails at the Snow Bowl.
		Serving as the base lodge for the Snow Bowl until the current lodge was completed in 1962, the cabin became a caretaker's residence for approximately three decades.
		With permission from Middlebury College Snow Bowl Manager Peter Mackey and the College administration, Napier and other ski club members performed much of the renovations themselves over the last two years, removing the living accommodations and returning the cabin to its original one-room design.
	www.middlebury.edu /about/pubaff/news_releases/2004/snowbowl_cabin.htm?WBCMODE=PresentationUnpublished (823 words)

	Camden snow bowl in Maine - waterfront real estate and cottages near Camden Snow Bowl
		Camden Snow Bowl, on the 1,300-foot Ragged Mountain, provides close to 1,000 feet of vertical drop, with 10 ski trails to choose from including two beginner trails, seven intermediate trails, and one most difficult ski trail.
		The facilities (namely the Snow Bowl Lodge) can also be rented throughout the year for any number of events ranging from weddings and anniversaries to banquets, fundraisers, company picnics, and reunions.
		The fact that you can enjoy Camden Snow Bowl on a year-round basis is a main drawing factor for those that choose to purchase Maine real estate in the area, allowing them to vacation at the Snow Bowl regularly and enjoy its many activities, events, and amenities throughout the year.
	www.verymaine.com /camden-snow-bowl-maine.htm (478 words)

	Snow bowl TP
		Late snow run-off due to compaction and late use can lead to green vegetation immerging later in the season and thereby decreasing spring habitat for insects, birds and others.
		Safety – Man-made snow is denser and has a higher water content than natural snow, which leads to icier surfaces, a definite skiing hazard.
		Warm winters and the lack of snow are occurring in an era of global climate change, created by our use of fossil fuels.
	www.blackfire.net /IAM-site/talkingpoints.html (783 words)

	2-Snow on Arizona SnowBowl (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		With all the advantages that a snow machine could bring to Northern Arizona, there are some people who do not want to see the Arizona SnowBowl join the ninety-one percent of ski areas who make their own snow on National Forest land (Murray, p.3).
		The consistency that snow machines would bring to the ski season, affect the ability to remodel the ski resort.
		If the snow machines are installed and the proposed renovations are constructed, the outcome for SnowBowl will be immense.
	dana.ucc.nau.edu /~zea2/prosnow.htm (816 words)

	Goski.com Vermont - Middlebury College Snow Bowl
		Middlebury College Snow Bowl is a gift to those that search for the basics of skiing; no lift lines to speak of, friendly people, rustic overtones of skiing from days gone by.
		Locally called just, "Snow Bowl," this small resort is absolutely delightful in its quaint charm and family atmosphere, where you hang your bags on hooks and nobody even thinks twice about theivery.
		Middlebury College Snow Bowl is located on Route 125 (off Route 7), about 30 miles south of Burlington and 30 miles north of Rutland, Vermont.
	www.goski.com /resorts/usvtmiddle/resort_welcome.html?cntry_or_state=states&rorc=vermont&from=state&bc=RIR (1040 words)

	Unplugging the Snow Bowl (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Middlebury College Snow Bowl is an alpine ski area located on Rte 125 in Hancock, Vermont with 3 lifts and 15 trails.
		Wind data used to assess the feasibility of installing a turbine at the Middlebury College Snow Bowl was provided by a micrometeorological station located on top of the Worth Mountain Chair summit shack.
		Though this provides valuable data towards assessing the Snow Bowl's potential for wind energy production, data for a proper feasibility study would span several years.
	cr.middlebury.edu /es/wind_group/snowbowl.htm (98 words)

	Middlebury College Snow Bowl to feature renovated Starr Shelter at start of new ski season
		MIDDLEBURY, Vt.—Renovations and additions to the Neil Starr Ski Lodge at the Middlebury College Snow Bowl in Hancock are underway.
		The Snow Bowl, which is the third oldest ski area in Vermont, has a rich skiing tradition that dates back to 1934 when the first trails were established.
		Offering trails that range from beginner to advanced, the Snow Bowl is open to the public and, according to the Vermont Ski Areas Association's Web site, provides a "friendly, family atmosphere" for skiing and boarding.
	www.middlebury.edu /about/pubaff/news_releases/2004/Starr_Shelter_Ren.htm?WBCMODE=PresentationUnpublishedstu25 (784 words)

	Middlebury College Snow Bowl Ski Reports, Snow Conditions and Weather - SnoCountry Mountain Reports
		One of two college-owned ski areas in New England, the Snow Bowl sits atop the high pass of Vermont 125 a few miles east of Middlebury College.
		Although well known as the home of the College's nationally ranked ski team, the Panthers, the Snow Bowl's proximity to the town of Middlebury and a full set of services makes it a favorite with locals.
		The snow falls on 110 acres of varied terrain that drops 1,050 vertical feet.
	www.snocountry.com /snowclient/displayinfox.php?action=snowreport&permcode=802011 (119 words)

	Vietnamese Pork and Snow Pea Bowl Recipe
		Reduce the heat to medium and cook, stirring occasionally, until the pork and vermicelli are cooked through, about 3 minutes.
		Add the water chestnuts, snow peas, vinegar, ginger, tamari sauce, and oil; return to a boil.
		Reduce the heat and simmer until the snow peas are crisp-tender, about 1 minute.
	www.mealsmatter.org /recipes-meals/recipe/15054 (116 words)

	Snow Bowl - Shopping.com
		Snow River Maple Salad Bowl with Walnut Rim 14-in.
		Mixing Bowl in the Cabin In The Snow pattern by Tienshan (In stock)
		Snow River Mezzaluna Chopping Set with Wood Bowl and Chopper 10-in.
	www.shopping.com /xGS-Snow_Bowl (303 words)

	Salon.com Technology \| A Super snow Bowl?
		The New York area has never hosted the Super Bowl because, according to current NFL rules, host cities must have an average outdoor temperature of at least 50 degrees on the date of the proposed Super Bowl.
		An instant sports mecca when it was built out of the Jersey swamp 25 years ago, the stadium, which is home to both the Jets and the Giants and whose parking lot has hosted more NFL tailgate parties than any other fltop over the last quarter-century, is now showing its age.
		Because the 2007 Super Bowl carrot comes with some NFL strings attached to the stick: $200 million in stadium renovations would be required first.
	archive.salon.com /tech/feature/2002/02/19/super_bowl/print.html (1276 words)

	1950 OSU vs Michigan game - The Snow Bowl
		“The game was played in the teeth of a full-scale blizzard, five inches of snow on the ground and snow whistling through the air, borne on a 29-mile-per-hour gale.
		Due to the number of people who attended, and the mess it would have created to refund the tickets, Ohio State Athletic Director Dick Larkins, after conferring with both Michigan and Big Ten officials, decided to play the game.
		The game had bearing on who would win the conference and go to the Rose Bowl, and had the game not been played on Larkin’s order, the Big Ten title would have been given to Ohio State by default.
	library.osu.edu /sites/archives/OSUvsMichigan/snowbowl.htm (488 words)

	1950 OSU vs Michigan game - The Snow Bowl
		The Ohio State/Michigan football game on November 25, 1950 has become known as the Snow Bowl for obvious reasons.
		“The game was played in the teeth of a full-scale blizzard, five inches of snow on the ground and snow whistling through the air, borne on a 29-mile-per-hour gale.
		The game had bearing on who would win the conference and go to the Rose Bowl, and had the game not been played on Larkin’s order, the Big Ten title would have been given to Ohio State by default.
	www.library.osu.edu /sites/archives/OSUvsMichigan/snowbowl.htm (488 words)

	Bridger Bowl, Bozeman Montana ~ Ski Snow Report
		Weather data, with the exception of base area temperature, is collected from automated sources near the top of the Bridger and Alpine lifts and is subject to mechanical and climatological variables.
		There can be significant variations in the accuracy of the data collected when equipment is adversely affected by extreme weather and /or technical problems.
		Due to a lack of adequate snow coverage, Bridger Bowl will not open until experiencing a significant change in conditions.
	www.bridgerbowl.com /snowreport (134 words)

	The Camden Snow Bowl - The Mountain (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Snow Bowl is located on 1,300' Ragged Mountain, just a short drive from picturesque Camden harbor.
		The Camden Snow Bowl has nine trails, from beginner to expert, served by a 3,100' double chairlift and two T-bars, including the longest in the state - 4,088'.
		The Camden Snow Bowl is the only area in Maine to have a public toboggan chute.
	www.midcoast.com /~snowbowl/mtn.html (476 words)

	Federal Bureau of Investigation - Congressional Testimony
		In November 1987, the group claimed responsibility for damage to a chairlift at the Fairfield Snow Bowl Ski Resort near Flagstaff, Arizona.
		Davis, Millet, and Baker were arrested in May 1989 on charges relating to the Fairfield Snow Bowl incident and planned incidents at the Central Arizona Project and Palo Verde nuclear generating stations in Arizona; the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Facility in California; and the Rocky Flats Nuclear Facility in Colorado.
		Davis was sentenced to six years in federal prison, and restitution to the Fairfield Snow Bowl Ski Resort in the amount of $19,821.
	www.fbi.gov /congress/congress02/jarboe021202.htm (2623 words)

	Welcome :: Telemet :: Snow Services If there would be snow, come to us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Snow Service Division not only assists in increasing business by maximizing all its resources, but it also cooperates in the development of the industry as a whole.
		While providing snowmaking systems, snowgrooming machinery and other related equipment, the Snow Service Division works in conjunction with a wide array of associated companies, supplying their state-of-the-art technology and adapting it to the customers' needs and possibilities.
		The Snow Service Division is committed to providing its clients and the entire industry with the best information and resources available, allowing them to grow and prepare for future development.
	www.telemet.com /snow (330 words)

	Camden Snow Bowl Bulletin Board (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		We feel that it is important to keep our season pass holders, supporters and all others informed of the activities and changes that take place throughout the year.
		I spoke with many people that were very pleased with the conditions here, even though they did not have any snow in their back yards.
		This group was originally charged with evaluating the areas of need for the Snow Bowl and grew into a more active role for the Snow Bowl.
	www.midcoast.com /~snowbowl/bulletin.html (1441 words)

	Unplugging the Snow Bowl (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Based on the Snow Bowl’s current yearly energy use (of 450,000 kWh/yr), we could prevent 628,650 lbs of CO2.
		Enhance educational opportunities: A wind turbine located atop the Snow Bowl would be fully accessible to the community at large.
		Increase College’s marketability: Installing a wind turbine at the Snow Bowl makes Middlebury more competitive in the college marketplace as few other schools can claim to have such a direct investment in renewable energy.
	cr.middlebury.edu /es/wind_group/purpose.htm (157 words)

	GCJ369 - A Virtual Cache in Utah, United States called The Bowl created by togetherforever
		A virtual cache is a cache that exists in a form of a location.
		Climbing to it does not require any equipment and it is a cool thing to walk around, however if you go in it you will need at least a rope, somebody to act as an anchor above, and plan on being a good climber.
		Perhaps next time they'll be tall enough to be able to make it up onto the fin...and see the bowl.
	www.geocaching.com /seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=85c7b433-5451-4a71-ba96-904705d1cbe9 (726 words)

	Snow Bowl takes on global warming \| Addison Independent
		Beginning this ski season, the college’s Snow Bowl ski facility, as well as the college’s Alpine and Nordic ski teams, will be entirely carbon neutral.
		On their own time, Reed, Heise and Swensson took their studies to the Snow Bowl, investigating its carbon footprint and determining what it would take for the facility to go green.
		It is the burning of diesel fuel, which is used in snowmaking compressors, snow caps, bucket loaders and tractors, he said, that comprises the Snow Bowl’s largest percentage of greenhouse gas emissions.
	www.addisonindependent.com /?q=node/310 (717 words)

	Snow Bowl (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Ohio State University versus University of Michigan football game in 1950 became known as the Snow Bowl.
		Five inches of snow had already fallen before the kickoff, and more snow fell during the game.
		Ohio Historical Society, 2005, "Snow Bowl", Ohio History Central: An Online Encyclopedia of Ohio History.
	www.ohiohistorycentral.org /entry.php?rec=2099 (318 words)

	SkiMaine
		This is Hosmer Pond Road, and it will bring you right by the Snow Bowl, which is located on the North End of Hosmer Pond, a little over 3 miles from Rte.
		Camden Snow Bowl is on your left just after the Y-intersection.
		For a complete thrill, try Maine's only toboggan chute, which is located at the Snow Bowl.
	www.skimaine.com /areas/camdensnowbowl (335 words)

	Snow Bowl Shuttle Bus Schedule
		Between the last Monday in February and Christmas, the Snow Bowl Shuttle Bus will run operate on a 4 day-per-week, Thursday through Sunday schedule.
		Between the day after Christmas and the last Sunday in February, the Snow Bowl Shuttle Bus will operate on a 7 day-per-week, Monday through Sunday schedule.
		The Snow Bowl Shuttle Bus connects with all other ACTR shuttles at Merchant's Row at various times.
	www.actr-vt.org /bus_schedules/snow_bowl.php (234 words)

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