. Propaganda signs stand at the top of a ski slope overlooking a building project to construct a ski resort at North Korea\'s Masik Pass. The complex of ski runs, resort chalets and sleigh rides in the secluded depths of North Korea\'s east coast will formally open Thursday, Oct. 10, the 68th anniversary of the Korean Workers Party, though as the deadline approached the two main hotels appeared to be little more than shells, potholes filled the access roads and foundations were still being dug for secondary buildings.  (AP Photo/David Guttenfelder)
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