The new housing for the King Pine lift arrived at the Maine resort on Saturday. Sugarloaf is moving forward with its efforts to revamp its lift operations. Leaning his hips back, he put bend in the tails of his skis holding his arms out to his sides (rather than driving them forward) enhanced his balance, though all the windmilling gave him an appearance of recklessness. What no trophy case can reflect is the unconventional racing style that got Miller to the top-a way of carving that turned the pieties of technique and tactics upside down, making virtues out of what many coaches would have previously called bad habits. Ski Magazine just released a tremendous longread profile of New HampshireвЂ™s own Bode Miller as he takes off the 2015-2016 racing season in order to continue to recover from a horrendous injury and spend more time with his family. Expect the filmвЂ™s Boston scenes to receive a lot of love from the crowd, particularly the crewвЂ™s epic stunts on the streets of Beacon Hill. Tickets are just $20 in advance or $25 at the door. On Thursday, Teton Gravity Research is screening their new 2015 winter ski film Paradise Waits at the House of Blues. Tickets are $10 for BSSC members and $15 for non-members. There will be plenty of raffle prizes, with the grand prize being a new pair of custom-made skis from East BostonвЂ™s Parlor skis. Over 30 different exhibitors are expected, while bartenders will be serving drinks from RoyaleвЂ™s large central bar. This event is always a fun party and definitely worth checking out whether or not you go to the Expo. Boston Ski and Sports Club is hosting its own season kickoff event at Royale on Wednesday from 6-9 p.m.

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