Step it up, support the CIAC

**Foggy_Goggles** · 10-26-2004, 12:50 PM

BC skiers in Colorado, you don't know how good we've got it. Many state don't have a staffed avi center making daily updates and forecasts. Despite been a government agency, they rely on private funding. There are many name I don't see on this list. Also, if you are affilianted with any organization (shop, school, club) interested in this type of thing, pressure them into donating. The FOBP will be on this list as soon as Strand gives me the check book.

Once again it's time to send in your renewals. There are 2 catagories, 30 &
45$, and of course we will accept more!
Our mailing address is:
CAIC
325 Broadway WS1
Boulder, CO 80305

I am including a list (Further down) of people that have already re-upped,
as of the10/25/04 mail drop-off at the Boulder office.
You can get more details on our web page:
CIAC
Why renew?
First, a pesky, weak, but strengthening, El Nino is acting up in the Pacific
Ocean. What does that mean for our winter? Well, you can re-up and keep
track through-out the winter of course!
Second: There have already been a couple of human triggered slides in
Colorado.
The first was on October 18th on Mt Sheridan in the Mosquito Range. This one
started at about 13,320 ft on a NNE aspect. It was from 10" to almost 2 ft
deep at the crown. Hard slab on a convex roll, (36 degrees) ran around 800
vertical ft, & ran to the ground, failed probably on a depth hoar layer. No
one was hurt.
The second was on "The Battleship" slide path near Silverton on October
23rd. The Battleship is near Ophir Pass, this slide was around 500 ft wide,
N aspect starting at about 12,300 ft. It ran 1,000 vertical ft, 1 ft deep.
Looks to have failed at a depth hoar layer. No one was hurt.
So avalanche season is upon us. The best way to keep up with the winter
ahead, is to join the Friends of the CAIC. We are really trying to bump up
our membership this season, so don't be afraid to sign up friends as a
Christmas present, or even better, tell everyone how great the program is,
and we'll get the word out to even more people.
Thanx a bunch, & here's to a safe and big snow winter.
Scott T
************** Here's a list of those already re-upped in alphabetical
order. ******************
Ahern, Pat
BCA
Backcountry Skiers Alliance
Ballards
Bamberger, David
Barkmann, Peter
Bates, Thomas
Beaver, Roc
Beitel's
Berndt, David
Biggs, Wade
Block, Michael
Bokan, Sharon
Bond, Karin
Bond, Pete
Boyne, Hal
Brennan, John
Brown, Bill
Brown, Toby
Bush, Stan
Cables, Rick
Carothers, Jim
Cassabonne, Pete
Christian, Lee
Colorado Mtn School
Connor, Shawn
Continental Divide Trail Alliance
Corley, Heath
Cozens, James
The Dobmeiers
Doyle, Dennis
Drewett, James
Ebersole, James
Falwell, Michael
Fornataro, Ed
Gage, Karen & Mark
Gill, John
Grubin, Rick
Gustafson, Wendy & Jeff
Hadlich, Daniel
Hanshaw, Penny
Hartman, Karl
Hawks Drift Guides
Helseth, Pete
Hiltner, Peggy
Holmes, Steve
Horvath, Terri
Hunter, Mickie
Ivan, Tom
Jeffrey, Annyce
Jennison, Steve
Johnson, Brent
Jones, Clyde
Klotz, Andrew
Kuestner, William
Laverdiere, Joshua
Law, Daniel
Lawrence, Kirk
Ledyard, Henry
Levesque, Kay
MacDonald, Dougald
McCormick, William
McIntyre, Heather
Mears, Greg
Miller, Michael
Mooney, Mike
Moorre, Bob
Morehouse, Mark
Oshlo, Eric
Parsons, Rick
Payson, Liz
Premji, Zahirudeen
Red Mtn Enterprises
Rich, Robert
Robinson, Trudy
Roder, Hans
Ross, Tracy
Ruh, Richard
San Juan Ski Co
Scherrer, Jack
Schneider, Jeffrey
Schweiger, C.M.
Sgranfetto, David
Sharrock, Kersten
Shimanski, Charlie
Simasko, Jim
Smith, Gail
Southern, Jeff & Kim
Strand, John
Streufort, Randy
Summit Co Rescue
Summit Huts
Sweet, David
Thompson, Ron
Thrall, Fred
Thurston, Judy M
Tice, Larry
Turner, Pete
Verdun, Wendy
Wang, Dale
Webster, Chris
Werner, Doug
Williams, Steve
Witmer, Frank
Wolter, Jamie
Ziskin, Charlie

**freshie247** · 10-26-2004, 01:00 PM

Things are kind of tight for me right now,but I'll see if I can pony up in the future. Lets try & get some women to join up,There's more sausage there than in a Polish butchers shop!

**Buster Highmen** · 10-26-2004, 01:17 PM

Given that there are several folks hgere too cheap to join, but still mooch beer from CAIC festivities, would it be possible to donate to the CAIC in the name of a fallen comrade like Hans Saari?

If some cheapskates here could contribute $5 or so instead of the $30, maybe the CAIC would get a bit more funding.

**Foggy_Goggles** · 10-26-2004, 01:23 PM

To clarity Buster, regardless of whether you are a Friends member or not, you pay for the beer at the Avi Jam.

That being said, I would coordinate any group donation to the CIAC.

**Telekóptero** · 10-26-2004, 01:24 PM

exactly. I know many of us could then afford it.

actually, just thought o something. ..
hey, buster, it's not like if they recieve our bucks in the mail, they're going to rip up the check for being too small.

that's what they keep me round for here. the really big ideas. . .

**Foggy_Goggles** · 10-26-2004, 01:58 PM

He telewhatever, I have no idea what you are trying to say?

**Pinner** · 10-26-2004, 02:20 PM

Originally Posted by Buster Highmen

Given that there are several folks hgere too cheap to join, but still mooch beer from CAIC festivities, would it be possible to donate to the CAIC in the name of a fallen comrade like Hans Saari?

If some cheapskates here could contribute $5 or so instead of the $30, maybe the CAIC would get a bit more funding.

A splendid idea.

Phoggee: FOBP should prolly make a donation, eh Mr. Treasurer Man?

**Buster Highmen** · 10-26-2004, 02:24 PM

Is there an electronicalizizical payment mode available?

**Foggy_Goggles** · 10-26-2004, 02:28 PM

Originally Posted by Pinner

A splendid idea.

Phoggee: FOBP should prolly make a donation, eh Mr. Treasurer Man?

You blew our entire Q4 budget Mr. Color Fukkin Copies.

**Foggy_Goggles** · 10-26-2004, 02:30 PM

Originally Posted by Buster Highmen

Is there an electronicalizizical payment mode available?

No, checks only. No ecommerce for those nerds.

**Buster Highmen** · 10-26-2004, 02:31 PM

Originally Posted by Foggy_Goggles

You blew our entire Q4 budget Mr. Color Fukkin Copies.

Phew....and here I thought I was having a flashback.

And on a brighter black and white note, at least he didn't snort it, drink it, smoke it or 'hanging chaf the supreme court' it away.