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 | The Diamond Peak National Ski Patrol started in 1969. It was founded by Dusty Trembly who had been patrolling Diamond Peak Ski Resort since its opening in 1966. Dusty has received the National Ski Patrol's Distinguished Service Award. And be sure to take a run down Dusty's Delight the next time you are at the mountain.
The Diamond Peak National Ski Patrol is a proud member of the National Ski Patrol, a federally chartered, volunteer-driven, nonprofit membership association established in 1938. The association's 27,500 members and 600 patrols represent 98 percent of the nation's paid and volunteer ski and snowboard patrollers. The Diamond Peak National Ski Patrol consists of over 40 volunteers and 12 paid patrollers. Over 95% of our patrollers return year after year, three of them for over 30 years, five for over 15 years, four for over 10 years and ten for over 5 years and we have six new candidates this year. |  |
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Join the award-winning Diamond Peak Ski Patrol (2007 Best Small Patrol Award from the National Ski Patrol). We’re looking for good skiers and snow boarders eager to enhance their on-snow and medical skills and keen to be part of our very strong team. Are you ready for the challenge? |
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Thursday, 26 March 2009 20:08 |
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(CNN) -- Connie and Donald McCracken were watching CNN one evening last week when they learned of the tragic death of actress Natasha Richardson from a head injury. Immediately, their minds turned to their 7-year-old daughter, Morgan, who was upstairs getting ready for bed. |
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Wednesday, 18 March 2009 20:55 |
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(CNN) -- A blow to the head that at first seems minor and does not result in immediate pain or other symptoms can in fact turn out to be a life-threatening brain injury, experts tell CNN. It's very common for someone who's had a fall or been in a car accident to appear perfectly lucid just after the impact but then to suddenly, rapidly deteriorate, Dr. Carmelo Graffagnino, director of Duke University Medical Center's Neurosciences Critical Care Unit, told CNN. |
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