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Safety FirstSFWinter sports enthusiasts are at increased risk for overexposure to the sun's ultraviolet (UV) radiation. The com-bination of higher altitude and UV rays reflected by the snow puts skiers and snowboarders at an increased risk of sun damage, and ultimately skin cancer. More than 90 percent of all skin cancers are associated with sun exposure.

Higher altitude means increased risk of sun-induced skin damage, since UV radiation exposure increases 4 to 5 percent with every 1,000 feet above sea level. At an altitude of 9,000 to 10,000 feet, UV radiation may be 35 to 45 percent more intense than at sea level. In addition, snow reflects up to 80 percent of the UV light from the sun, meaning that you are often hit by the same rays twice. This only increases the risk for damage.

Both snow and strong wind can wear away sunscreen and reduce its effectiveness, so you have to take extra precau-tions. To protect your skin from the bitter cold, heavy winds and winter sun, follow these important sun protection

tips:

•Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF (Sun Protection Factor) of 30 or higher whenever you spend extended time outdoors. Apply 30 minutes before hitting the slopes. Be aware that the sun's reflection off the snow is strong even on cloudy days. (Up to 80 percent of the sun's rays can penetrate clouds.)

•Apply sunscreen liberally and evenly to all exposed skin - most skiers and snow-

boarders do not use enough. You should apply at least a teaspoon to the face.

•Use a moisturizing sunscreen. Winter conditions can be particularly harsh on the skin.

•Be sure to cover often-missed spots: the lips, ears, around the eyes, and on the neck, the underside of chin, scalp and hands.

•Reapply every two hours, and immediately after heavy sweating.

•Always wear a lip balm with an SPF 15 or higher - lips are very sensitive.

•Carry a travel-sized sunscreen and lip balm with you on the slopes. Reapply on the chairlift, especially after a long, snow-blown run.

•Cover your head - it will protect your scalp and help keep you warm.

•Wearitems like facemasks or face shields, which will leave very little skin exposed to the wind and sun.

•Sunglasses or goggles that offer 99 percent or greater UV protection and have wraparound or large frames will protect your eyes, eyelids and the sensitive skin around your eyes, which are common sites for skin cancers and sun-induced aging. The sun's glare can make you squint, so it's important to wear sunglasses or goggles to clearly see the terrain.

•If possible, ski early in the morning and later on in the day, before 10 AM and after 4 PM. This decreases the amount of time spent outdoors in the most intense sunlight.

•If you are on the slopes for most of the day, take a few breaks indoors to reapply sunscreen.

•Drink plenty of water to avoid dehydration.

Always An Ambassador50

NPS 89.4 GO AMBASSADORS!!! That brings our season to date NPS to 89.3. This is ahead of our season goal of 89 and significantly ahead of last season when we were at 87.6 this week. Awesome job! Some standout comments: “I love Jackson Hole. Amazing mountain and friendly people.” “Jackson Hole staff are safety aware, friendly and helpful.” “Eliza Carver helped me find the perfect skis! She rocks and was amazingly friendly!” “Regan Jolly is phenominal.” “Our yurtmeister Alex was awesome-especially great getting the kids to the yurt through some rugged con-ditions.” “It was nice that employees we happened to be on the lifts with were friendly and chatty.” “Ticket office staff are responsive and helpful.” “Website was great for advance, discounted rentals and lift tickets. I loved that!” There are still plenty of scratch cards around and available. Continue to create lasting memories and am-bassador moments for our guests, and you just might be the lucky card recipient. If you do receive a card, your prize may be redeemed at the Guest Service Center in the clock tower build-ing, daily between 8am-5pm. When you turn your card in, you will be entered in the grand prize drawing for a pair of skis. The drawing for the skis will take place on Friday, March 25th, so keep those ambassador moments coming. With 5 weeks left of the season, keep up the great work!!

2016 JHMREmployee Olympics

ATTENTION TEAM CAPTAINS: For those who would like to get a team together there will be a short informational meeting Nick Wilson's on Tuesday, February 23rd from 4-5 pm. If you are unable

to attend the Team Captains meeting you can still organize a team, email sean.sudekum@jacksonhole.com for more information.

OPENING CEREMONIES Wednesday, February 24th, 4:30pm (outside Nick Wilson’s)The lighting of the Olympic Torch will mark the beginning of the JHMR Employee Olympics. Cre-

ate your team flag and bring it with you to represent your team.

TUG OF WAR Wednesday, February 24th, 5:00pm (next to the Events Tent)• Teams of 6 (with at least 2 women), compete for the Gold in a single-elimination style tournament.• If there is an odd number of teams, the defending champions get the bye• Teams are allowed a 3-minute rest between matches.• No wrapping rope around your hands, body, etc. the rope must remain straight.• No pulling before the whistle blows. No crossing the side lines.• No kicking grooves into the snow for your feet. Ski boots are allowed. No yak-traks, crampons, etc.• Any rule violations will result in disqualification and the opposing team will automatically win.• Referee’s word is final.

EMPLOYEE RACESThursday, February 25th, 10am-3pm (make-up date: Friday, February 26th, 10am-3pm)

Employees will compete individually for the fastest time for their team on the Werner Race Arena Course. Individual medals will be awarded to the contestants with the fastest times from the following categories: Ski-male, Ski-female, Snowboard-male, Snowboard-female, Telemark-male, and Telemark-

female. **This event will be used as the tiebreaker in the event of an overall tie at the end of the Games. **

OBSTACLE COURSE Friday, February 26th, 4:30pm (outside Nick Wilson’s)Work through a series of obstacles with your teammates – the fastest time wins the Gold! Teams of 6 (with at least 2 women) will compete. There will be different obstacle course this year so be prepared.

TRIVIA NIGHT Monday, February 29th, 5:00pm (Nick Wilson’s)Teams of 6 will compete in Trivia to win the Gold. The team with the most correct answers wins. No cell phones or other devices can be used to look up answers; teams will be disqualified for breaking

the rules.

2016 JHMREmployee Olympics

SNOW SCULPTURES Tuesday, March 1st by 12:00pm

Snow sculptures must be completed by NOON for judging. The best overall sculpture wins! **Please notify HR where your sculpture is located by Tuesday march 1st at 10:00am for judging**

PHOTO CONTEST Tuesday March 1st Submission Deadline at 12:00 pm • Take pictures of JHMR employees having fun at work, skiing/riding, Jackson scenery, and anything else related to life as a JHMR employee. Photos must be appropriate- no offensive or obscene pictures. • Submit a maximum of 3 photos to: ali.stabler@jacksonhole.com by NOON, with your team name as

the subject line. • Voting opens on Tuesday March 1st at 5:00pm online on the “Always an Ambassador” Facebook page.

Wednesday, March 2nd Online Voting Closes at 4:00pm• The top three photos with the most “Likes” on our “Always an Ambassador” Facebook page https://

www.facebook.com/jacksonholeambassador by 4:00pm win the Gold, Silver and Bronze medal.

CARDBOARD BOX RACE Thursday, March 3rd, 4:30pm (Bottom of Gondola for judging)• Teams may ONLY use cardboard, tape and glue to build their boxes.• Teams are allowed ONE run down the course.• Two pushers are allowed to give the box a starting push but cannot cross the starting line.• No pushing with hands or feet once passed the starting line or you will be disqualified.• A maximum of only TWO riders per box is allowed, and they MUST wear a helmet.• No offensive or obscene box themes. Guests and children might be watching!• One set of medals will be awarded for “most creative design”- determined by a random set of judges; and another set of medals will be awarded for the fastest time down the course.

CLOSING CEREMONIES Thursday, March 3rd, After the Cardboard Box Race (Events Tent)

The team with the most Gold medals at the end of the Olympics wins! There will be beer and snacks for all employees! (We will be carding but everyone is welcome).

**Scoring- 1 Gold, 1 Silver, and 1 Bronze medal will be awarded to the top three teams for each event. “Overall Participation” medals will be awarded to the team or teams that participate in the most events.

The team with the most Gold medals at the end wins the JHMR Employee Olympics Trophy. In the event of a tie in the Gold medal count it will go to the Silver medal count and then Bronze medal count.

In the event of an overall tie, the Employee Races individual wins will break the tie***

Check out the current medal count standings at https://www.facebook.com/jacksonholeambassador

**All participants and observers must show appropriate behavior during all events. While these events are intended for fun, inappropriate actions such as drinking, profanity, snowballs, etc., take away from the good natured spirit of the events. Par-ticipants exemplifying inappropriate behavior and abusing the rules may have lift privileges suspended or subject to disci-

plinary actions, up to and including termination.**

Shoutouts and Announcements

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JHMR Current OpeningsYear Round

Jackson Hole Resort LodgingHomeowner Relations Account Manager

Winter Seasonal

Food & BeverageBaristaBusserCashier

Cook 4/Prep CookCorbet’s Worker

DishwasherFood Runner

Group & Conference ServicesGroup Coordinator (Wedding & Catering Focus)

Lift OperationsLift Operator

MarketingMarket Researcher

Retail/RentalJackson Hole Sports, CPED Boot FitterJackson Hole Sports, Rental TechnicianJackson Hole Sports Jr., JHS Jr. Staff

Ski PatrolWinter 16/17 Hiring Clinic- March 18th, 2016

For application email hr@jacksonhole.comApplications accepted until March 6th

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Thank you to all the employees who have completed 5+ years of full time service. We ap-preciate your dedication and commitment to the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.

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If you feel that your years of ser-vice are incorrect or you should be on the list, please contact HR & Safety hr@jacksonhole.com

SP Behindthe Uniform

Name: DJ JohnsonDepartment: MarketingSign: LibraWhere are you from? One might say I’m an ATLien.How long have you worked for JHMR? 5 years on and off.Favorite thing about your job? Shredding, obviously… And quality co-workers.Favorite run at JHMR? Hobacks… on a good day.If you could spend a day experiencing another JHMR dept, what would it be? I’d like to spend a day with the big man, Jerry Blann. See what the view is like from the top.Most memorable moment at JHMR? The entire month of February 2014. Too good.What’s your favorite song right now? Old Thing Back by Matoma with Ja Rule, the Notorious BIG, & Ralph Tresvant. HOT JAM.Favorite outerwear brand? TREW.What did you eat for lunch yesterday? How was it? Nick Wilson’s Buffalo Chicken Sammy. I can’t even think about buffalo sauce without salivating, and it was on point.

Name: Mike SwansonDepartment: MarketingSign: TaurusWhere are you from? Pittsburgh (Let’s Go Pens!)How long have you worked for JHMR? 3.5 YearsFavorite thing about your job? Aside from ski breaks, getting to use both the nerdy and creative sides of my brain man-aging the JHMR database, copywriting and designing in Photoshop.Favorite run at JHMR? Hobacks on a big powder day, hands down.If you could spend a day experiencing another JHMR dept, what would it be? Patrol to catch the sunrise up top and ex-perience how they operate. I hear how busy they are on the radio and it amazes me.Most memorable moment at JHMR? Probably the 17”pow-der day this past January 30th. I will never forget that day.What’s your favorite song right now? Loaded question. Any-thing by Daniel Romano or Sturgill Simpson at the moment.Favorite outerwear brand? Patagonia. For their winter and fly fishing apparel, stories and content.What did you eat for lunch yesterday? How was it? Late breakfast burrito; solid.

This Week in Pictures

photo by Jess Egenberger

photo by: Eliza Van Dissel

photo by Louise Gignoux

photo by AJ Cargill

photo by David Bowers

photo by David Bowers

This Week in Pictures

photo by Eliza Van Disselphoto by Neal Partrick photo by DJ Johnson

photo by Neal Partrick

AMBASSADOR CLUBACCONGRATULATIONS TO THE JANUARY '16 AMBASSADORS!

Congratulations to our new Ambassador Club members for January '16 in recognition of their demonstration of and commitment to the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort’s values – Always an Ambassador,

Be Safe, Be Green, and Have Fun!

Alex Mudder- Customer Care & ReservationsValentina Hubner- Ticketing ServicesPatrick Nelson- MarketingTim McNulty- RTP AccountingSantiago Romero Perez- JHRL MaintenanceJenn Nederman- Hoback RetailAdam Page- Hoback RepairLorraine Adams- TVS RentalNikko Grambow- TVS RetailMarley Horne- JHS RetailDan Razzolini- JHS RetailSherry Sailor- ParkingFederico Lopez Villagra- Lift OperationsRyan Pinson- Lift OperationsGreyson Hopkins- Lift OperationsSteve Martin- Mountain Sports SchoolSorcha Miles- MSS DaycareFinn Bondeson- F&B Couloir

Ryan Bennett- Lift OperationsMichael Brunner- Lift OperationsRick “Frosty” Frost- Ski PatrolSandy Buresch- JanitorialAndrew Jones- Buildings & AreasJustin Gerard- Park & PipeDavid Lymburn- MSS Sales Chase Moulton- Mountain Sports SchoolDrew Hayes- Mountain Sports SchoolShelby Scharp- Mountain Sports SchoolJoe Graig-Tiso- Mountain Sports SchoolDJ Donahue- Mountain Sports SchoolKiley McGahan- MSS Mountain Opera-tionsRenato Carbone- F&B RendezvousFrank Thollis- F&B Corbet’s CabinShayna Powers- F&B PisteJesse Johnson- F&B Piste

Alex MudderCustomer Care & Reservations

Valentina HubnerTicketing Services

Patrick NelsonMarketing

Tim McNultyRTP Accounting

Santiago Romero PerezJHRL Maintenance

Jenn NedermanHoback Retail

Lorraine AdamsTVS Rental

Jesse JohnsonF&B Piste

Nikko GrambowTVS Retail

Marley HorneJHS Retail

Dan RazzoliniJHS Retail

Sherry SailorParking

Federico Lopez VillagraLift Operations

Ryan PinsonLift Operations

Greyson HopkinsLift Operations

Steve MartinMountain Sports School

Sorcha MilesMSS Daycare

Finn BondesonF&B Couloir

Sandy BureschJanitorial

Andrew JonesBuildings and Areas

Ryan BennettLift Operations

Michael BrunnerLift Operations

David LymburnMSS Sales

Justin GerardPark & Pipe

Rick "Frosty" FrostSki Patrol

Chase MoultonMountain Sports School

Drew HayesMountain Sports School

Shelby ScharpMountain Sports School

Joe Graig-TisoMountain Sports School

DJ DonahueMountain Sports School

Kiley McGahanMSS Mountain Operations

Renato CarboneF&B Rendevous

Frank ThollisF&B Corbet's Cabin Shayna Powers

F&B Piste

Keeping up with JHMR Benefits

Start your day off right with free transport to and from work, $1.00 coffee (with your own mug), and

end your day with a $1.00 beverage at Nick Wilson's Cowboy Café.

Employee Assistance Program (EAP): Free, confidential counseling for a wide variety of personal problems, issues, and concerns for employees

and their families.

www.apshelplink.com Company Code: EAPNOWFor an appointment call: 1-800-999-107724-Hour Crisis Line: 1-800-833-3031

Good news for all JHMR employees who love a good meal deal! The Indian, locat-ed on 165 Center Street in downtown Jackson, is offering $10 selected entrees and $2 beverage specials from 5pm-9pm Tues, Wed, Thurs every week through the rest of the ‘15/’16 winter season.

To redeem the employee special, you must present your JHMR employee pass and show that you follow @theindianjh on Instagram. No limit to number of redemp-tions as long as you show these two things!

Q: What is Wyoming's state dinosaur?

A: Email your answer to firsttracks@jacksonhole.com!

Last week's question: How many counties are in the state of Wyoming?

Answer: 23 counties

Teton Trivia

This season, First Tracks will include weekly JHMR trivia. The first person to email the

correct answer to firsttracks@jacksonhole.com will win a mountain money card!

Postive Feedback

Check out these glowing guest reviews from our post-departure email survey. Keep up the good work everyone!

"I am not leaving till next Tuesday and im having the time of my life. One Of the most won-derfull places to ski for sure. I will certanly be back."

"We love the mountain and think the ski school is very well managed. Our 5 year old son has loved taking lessons from Ragan Jolly."

"Two words: Mike Ross. Most amazing instructor for our daughter. We will vacation in Jackson Hole EVERY year just to have such high quality instruction ... from snowboard-ing to life lessons."

Our family vacation started on a rough patch by losing one day due to Delta Airlines plane having a mechani-cal problem that forced us to fly one day later. Delta Airlines is has currently denied refunding our $500 room we did not sleep in for one night. Jackson Hole resort noticed that our JH Card started one day earlier than we had checked in. After explaining to customer service what had transpired the women had moved up the date to start so we could use our days. Our first day on the mountain was monumental to say the least. Jack-son Hole shut down operations due to high winds and a major safety concern to their customers. What does Jackson Hole do to say they love their customers. Jackson Hole issues one free day to all who experienced this monumental event. Jackson Hole certainly know how to treat their customers and my family will now come back again next year from NY. Thank you Jackson Hole and please call Delta Airlines and teach them that loyalty is a 2 way street. You have my business and my families vacations for years to come!

Friendliness of all who work there. Excellent organization on the mountain. Overall the best place to ski!! Oh. & great restaurants in the village!!

My family loves Jackson Hole. The mountain, the friendly staff, convenient ski shops.

Our trip was excellent. The town and surrounding area are beautiful, and the ski resort was like nothing I had experienced before. The skiing there is very challenging though, so it's not for everyone. I would definitely recommend it though for any expert skiers and people who love the outdoors.

The terrain is just amazing. There is no other skiing like this in North America.