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Show THE PARK RECORD www.newschoice.com Wednesday, August 5, 1998 IBiasMiess, A-9 BUSINESS EDITOR: Bruce Lewis 649-9014 ext 1 13 Chip Shots by Bruce Lewis OF THE RECORD STAFF Two nasty computer viruses have been found I recently received word of two rather nasty computer viruses out there. I am passing the information along to you, along with some suggestions. I apologize for the technical stuff, but if you use e-mail, e-mail, you definitely want to read this. The following e-mail was forwarded to me from reader Alta Duncan, I provide pro-vide it here for your information and protection: "This is a new twist Someone is sending send-ing out a very desirable screen-saver the Budweiser Frogs. But if you download it, you will lose everything!!! Your hard drive will crash!!! DON'T DOWN' LOAD THIS UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES!!! CIRCUM-STANCES!!! IT JUST WENT INTO CIRCULATION YESTERDAY (Thursday, July 30), AS FAR AS WE KNOW.... BE CAREFUL. PLEASE DISTRIBUTE THIS TO AS MANY PEOPLE AS POSSIBLE... If you download, some jerk from the Internet will get your screen name and password! Please send this to any names you can think of and remember: never download BUDDYLST.ZIP This is a new, very malicious virus and not many people know about it. "This information was announced yesterday morning from Microsoft. Please share it with everyone that might access the internet. Once again, pass this along to EVERYONE in your address book so that this may be stopped. Abo do not open or even look at any mail that says, ..RETURNED OR UNABLE TO DELIVER . This virus will attach itself to your computer components and render them tuselessr Immediately idelete.any mail items that say this. AOL has said that this is a ' very dangerous virus and that there is NO remedy for it at this time. Please practice cautionary measures and forward this to all your on-line friends ASAP. Hope this does not get your I have sent this along to a contact in the industry, and will get back to you with any feedback1 The second warning comes trom the U.S. Department of Energy's Computer Incident Advisory Capability (CAIC) Information Bulletin, and if true has the potential for causing a lot more harm; "A buffer overflow vulnerability has been identified in Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express, and Netscape Messenger (Mail) that allows an e-mail or news message to contain mali cious code in a mime header. That code is executed when the header is processed by the e-mailnews reader. Alt of these e-m'ailnews e-m'ailnews readers are widely distributed with popular packages such as Internet Explorer, Windows 98, Windows 97, Office 97, and Netscape Communicator. M Jny computer piuijurm mut rura uk vulnerable e-mailnews readers is vulner- alile: Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows N$. Macintosh and Solaris.- Irlf exploited, (his vulnerability allows a rjemote user to run arbitrary code on a . r. l i. .,itlt tit n tie.,' nviiilan uxi J murium rvim wic mjh mhw. The remotely executed code could do anything from sending thousands of e- if Please see Computer virus, A-10 Stein Eriksen receives Pioneer Award for skiing Deer Valley skier honored for early development wori Parkite Stein Eriksen was given the Pioneer Award from the Intermountain Ski Areas Association (ISAA) on June 9 at the Snow King Resort in Jackson, Wyoming. Eriksen received the award in recognition recogni-tion of his pioneering spirit and contribution contribu-tion to the early development of the ski industry. The Pioneer Award is given only to those who members of the ISAA believe should receive special recognition. There have been fewer than six recipients of the Pioneer Award during the past 10 years. The award was presented by Deer Valley's President and General Manager Bob Wheaton and Pomerelle Resort's owner Woody Anderson. "I feel both privileged and honored to have presented Stein with this prestigious award," said Wheaton, who first met Eriksen during the late 1960's. "Stein has not only made significant contributions to Deer Valley, but to the ski industry as a whole. I feel honored to call him a colleague col-league and a friend." ISAA's Board of Directors is comprised of nine ski areas and one ski supplier representative. rep-resentative. Members meet annually and conclude ithe conference with a reception to present the Outstanding Contribution, Golden Wrench and the Pioneer Awards. Eriksen has lived in the United States for the past four decades. Prior to joining Deer Valley, he was involved in the development devel-opment of the Park City Ski Area (now Park City Mountain Resort), formerly owned by Edgar Stern, who later built Deer Valley. Before coming to Park City, Eriksen spent four years as director of skiing and ski school director at Snowmass, Colo., and four years as ski school director of Sugarbush, Vt. He has also served as ski school director and owned his own sport shop at Aspen, Colo. From 1956 to 1958, Eriksen was ski school director for Heavenly Valley, Calif., having served previously pre-viously in the same position at' Boyne Mountain, Mich., from 1954 to 1956. Eriksen attributes his skiing style to his father, who competed in the gymnastics competition in the 1912 Olympics in Norway. His young son, Stein, also trained in gymnastics which, he says, "was a great foundation for skiing because of its discipline disci-pline and the agility and flexibility it gave me." Simultaneously, Eriksen learned to ski as soon as he could walk. He attributes the COURTESY OF DEER VALLEY RESORT Stein Eriksen cross-training exercise as the factor that pushed him to the forefront of skiing competition. com-petition. After years of dedication and training, Eriksen competed in the Olympics held in Norway, and won a gold medal in the giant slalom and a silver medal in the slalom events. He then went on to win three gold medals at the World Championships in Aire, Sweden, in 1954, including the slalom, giant slalom and the combined races. At the age of 27, Eriksen felt as though he had advanced as far as he could as an amateur skier, and began to think about "life after skiing." He announced to family fami-ly and friends that he would move to the United States to pursue a career. Although he bid farewell to his native country, he vowed to return for visits, which are still occurring today. Last November, Eriksen was awarded the Knight First Class honor by His Majesty the King of Norway, as a reward for outstanding services in the interest of Norway, indicating his dedication to the home country. Deer Valley is planning to help Eriksen mark the 50th anniversary of his winning the gold in the 1952 Olympics in a ceremony to be held during the 2002 Olympic Winter Games. Eriksen calls both Deer Valley and Montana home. He spends the off-season archery hunting, playing tennis, flyfishing, fly-fishing, and participating in any other sport that strikes his fancy. He and his wife, .Francoise, have a 16-year-old son, Bjorn. He also has three other children: Stein, Jr., age 28, Julianne, age 30, and Ava, age 33. The Canyons sells-out Sundial Condominiums More than 200 Sundial Condominium reservation holders attended a Friday evening welcome party hosted by The Canyons and American Skiing Company president presi-dent and CEO Leslie B. Otten at the mid-mountain Red Pine Lodge. Two-hundred-plus people placed reservations reser-vations a couple of months ago for the opportunity to purchase a condo in the Sundial Lodge, in The Canyons' base village area. Each reservation holder had the opportunity opportu-nity to purchase up to two units. Sundial sold out 150 units in less than 13 hours on Saturday, with 139 reservation holders each purchasing purchas-ing at least one unit. Total sales amounted to $42.6 million, according accord-ing to Mike Grass, spokesman for The Canyons. The Sundial , Lodge condbs were the first significant lodging properties to be offered by the resort since American Skiing purchased it and announced expansion expan-sion plans. Marriott also plans to build and operate a vacation time-share time-share at The Canyons and each of American Skling's other resorts. BRUCE LEWIS PARK RECORD J t I 1 " i mi im i ii I ' i i i )" ) ii -I n i ini StOCk P6rformanC6 Data for companies of interest to Utah investors, July 30 - Aug. 3, 1998 Name 803 730 Name 803 730 Name 803 730 Name 803 730 ALTAGLD ' 1.50 1.53 DAWTECH 2.12 2.09 GULLLABS 2.56 2.75 NUSKIN 16.75 16.19 AMERSKI 9.75 10.25 " DELTAAIR . 1C0.00 126.50 INTRLNRE . .13 .13 PSTVANS 6.12 6.00 AMSTORES 28.50 23.81 DYNATEC . 5.75 . 5.25 INTLAUTS 4.00 4.37 QUESTAR 18.12 18.69 ANESTACP 12.94 14.06 ; DYNATRON . 4.19 . 4.97 IOMEGACP 5.12 r 5.37 SIMONTRK 6.00 6.37 BALLARDM 20.00 20.62 EFIELEC 1.50 ' 1.69 IONLASER 1.81 1.56 SKYWEST 26.56 . 28.06 BAXTER 59.56 59.87 EQUITYOL 2.00 - 2.00 LARDAVIS 1.37 1.50 , SOSSTAFF 20.12 20.81 BIOMUNE .75 .75 EVANSSUT 24.75 25.25 MARKERIN .94 .66 SOWSTAIR 32.50 32.88 CROWNENG 1.93 1.81 FIRSECCP 21.72 22.12 MERITMED 8.00 . 8.00 TELSCORP .31 .31 "COVOLTEC 13.75 13.62 FMEYER 42.88 44.25 MITYLITE 17.00 17.88 . 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