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Mount Ritter Climber's Log
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|Route Climbed: Ediza / North Face (right chute + ramp) Date Climbed: Sep 4, 2005
|Climbed with Balaji, Raj, and Tau under perfect weather. The snow was hard throughout the day requiring crampons for the ascent and descend; we found ourselves continually taking our crampons off/on because of the large gaps between snow patches. The right chute of the NF is class 2/3, however, the more difficult lines were solid so we stuck to those. The ramp that traverses the NF is worth checking out.
|Posted Sep 6, 2005 3:54 pm
|Desert Solitaire
|Route Climbed: North Face Date Climbed: August 26, 2005
|On Jennie's team from below. Great climb from the Ritter/Banner saddle. Forged through the class 2/3 route. Plenty of loose rock. Had an interesting encounter with an Anti-American zealot who tried to pick a fight with a few in our team for wearing an American flag bandana. Beware this guy! Grabbed Banner later in the day.
|Posted Sep 5, 2005 5:06 pm
|Route Climbed: North Face Date Climbed: 8/26/05
|Trip with six participants, lead by Ed C. and Doug M. Hiked in from cars, then up to the Ritter-Banner Saddle. Climbed Ritter, then two of us opted for Banner before returning to camp. Doug and Ed did Banner on Saturday before we all hiked out to the cars. Great climb.
|Posted Aug 29, 2005 1:55 am
|Matthew Holliman
|Route Climbed: SE Glacier Date Climbed: Aug 19, 2005
|Nice scrambling around the slabs and grassy benches at the base of the route, but the snow and talus above seemed pretty tedious. Perfect weather. Warm-up day in preparation for a long haul out to Milestone and Midway that same weekend.
|Posted Aug 22, 2005 8:16 pm
|Route Climbed: Clyde Variation Date Climbed: July 3, 2005
|Attempted with Hakan and Ayla Yalcin over the three-day weekend. We found typically early May conditions: Ediza Lake's shores were 99% covered with snow, and the lake was mostly frozen. We followed Alan Ritter's route descriptions for the Southeast Glacier route, but at the top of the Lower Gully decided to take the Clyde variation since it was more direct. This was our mistake: as we made it to the top of the chute ready to traverse the Southeast Glacier, a very steep (about 60 degrees) snow ridge blocked our way. While attempting to cross it I took a 50 feet fall down a very steep chute filled with unconsolidated snow. Luckily I came to a stop after my feet (wearing crampons) collided with the rocks twice during the fall. We retreated the same way we came, where the extremely soft snow made for a sketchy descent.
|Posted Jul 5, 2005 2:33 pm
|Route Climbed: Route 3 Date Climbed: Aug. 1981
|Climbed with Dad and new-found stepmother, Barbara. Good climb.
|Posted Feb 13, 2005 2:57 am
|Steve Larson
|Route Climbed: North Face Date Climbed: August 1981
|The north face is quite loose, but an enjoyable route. It seems almost unnecessary to remark on the stunning view from the summit. The Minarets are particularly striking.
My friend Christine had some trouble with the snow below the NF, losing her footing at one point and sliding whump, whump, whump over the big suncups before coming to a stop. She was unhurt, luckily. It would have been a good place to have an ice axe and knowledge of its use.
|Posted Nov 5, 2004 10:56 pm
|Route Climbed: Southeast glacier Date Climbed: September 12, 2004
|Very loose and steep rocky slopes detracted from the fun of this climb. I recommend trying earlier in the season so there's at least a little bit of snow left to walk on.
|Posted Sep 13, 2004 6:23 pm
|Route Climbed: SE Glacier/Owens Chute, descended the North Face, Classic(?) Chute Date Climbed: August 30, 2004
|This peak is a tottering pile of loose junk. I'm crossing it off of my list for good. See the trip report for all of the sordid details.
|Posted Sep 2, 2004 10:44 am
|Route Climbed: Up the SE Glacier, down the N Face Date Climbed: August 30, 2004
|After this little hike, I certainly can't recommend Ritter as a "fun" peak --- at least in August. The rock is loose, the ice is hard, and the summit is less-than-inspiring. It certainly falls into the "slog" catagory. The N Face route was incredibly annoying due to the fragile, loose nature of the outcrop and ledges --- no way to make good time when every step and hold must be tested and backed up! Front-pointing with aluminum flexis on tennis approach shoes does not produce a secure feeling, either. The route up Banner, however, was much more enjoyable.
Look for a trip report to come from Barry Beck in the near future.
|Posted Sep 1, 2004 4:11 pm
|Route Climbed: Southeast Glacier via Owen's chute Date Climbed: September 1, 2002
|Used Alan Ritter's excellent route description to climb Mt. Ritter from Lake Ediza.
|Posted Aug 31, 2004 3:57 am
|Route Climbed: SE Glacier (sort of) Date Climbed: 21-August-2004
|We had intended to do the SE Glacier route, and carried crampons & axes, but the glacier looked way too icy. So we took a rock route, which worked out just as well, only class 2 with a few class easy 3 moves. Incredible views. Travel on the glacier at this time is not recommended.
|Posted Aug 23, 2004 2:44 am
|Route Climbed: North Face (Classic Route) Date Climbed: May 25th, 2004
|Climbed Ritter right after doing Banner Pk. I ascended the N face via the Classic variation, but ducked into the 2nd class chute on the west rather than taking the ledges, since the traverse looked shaky and I was racing against some incoming storm clouds.
With snow, the entire route was very steep, with some fun intermixed class 3. The snow was shallow (perhaps 1/2 inch) before hardening to an ice-like consistency, which made for good cramponing.
I descended by glissading down the Clyde variation to my camp above Lake Ediza.
|Posted May 27, 2004 9:39 pm
|Route Climbed: SE Glacier Date Climbed: Sept. 1999
|Despite previous reports of routefinding difficulties, we found this to be a straightforward class 2 climb. Had to hussle off of summit to avoid approaching T-storm
|Posted Mar 11, 2004 10:27 am
|Route Climbed: North Face up, SE Glacier down Date Climbed: 1976
|Climbed this after Banner from the saddle as a day hike from Agnew Meadows.
|Posted Jan 23, 2004 3:56 pm
|Route Climbed: North Face Date Climbed: October 11, 2003
|I backpacked in Saturday morning with SP members mdostby and agorokhov. We were to meet SP member kdonaldson at Ediza Lake later that morning. We left Agnew Meadows at 6:00am. We arrived at Ediza Lake at 9:37am where we met up with kdonaldson and began to set the tent up. Alex (a.k.a. agorokhov) drove his car this week since last week I drove mine to Saddlebag Lake where we climbed the right NE Couloir. Anyway, in the transfer of my gear to his trunk I left out my mountaineering boots. So here I was Saturday morning with just my New Balance 803AT running shoes. Luckly for me, kdonaldson had strap-on crampons and I borrowed his while he borrowed my step-ins. We started hiking towards the Ritter/Banner saddle at 10:46am from Ediza Lake. I went at my own pace and by 1:30pm I reached the R/B saddle. Ascending the hard-snow chute was a bit painful with crampons strapped onto my running shoes. I waited 'til 1:47pm for the group but I did not see them at the bottom of the chute. So, I decided I would just go for the North Face of Ritter while they're coming up. Now, I meant to take the Classic Chute up the North Face of Ritter; however, I realized I was off-route when I encountered low 5th class moves and plenty of class 4. I later climbed that day Banner and noticed that I actually climbed the chute immediately left of the Classic Chute. I made the summit of Ritter at 2:33pm (46 minutes from the R/B saddle to summit). I was only on top for a few minutes. I descended via the North Face via the Classic Chute back to the R/B saddle. At the saddle, the group left me a note on my pack (I left my pack at the saddle while I was climbing Ritter) saying that they decided to turn back and return to camp. I rested for a few short minutes at the R/B saddle and then I headed up the Western Slope of Banner at 3:23pm. I made the summit of Banner Peak at 4:00pm. Stayed there 'til 4:15pm and headed back down to the saddle. I put on the strap-on crampons and with ice axe in hand I descended the snow chute, which was a bit icy by now (it was 5:00pm and the chute was totally shadowed). I walked into camp at 6:20pm and Alex was the only one there. mdostby and kdonaldson had left 20 minutes earlier back to Agnew Meadows trailhead. I packed up my things and then Alex and I hiked out from Ediza Lake around 7:00pm. We met up with kdonaldson and mdostby at 9:40pm at the trailhead. We later had a late night dinner (~ 11pm) at the Denny's in Bishop. The group decided to turn back because of the late hour if they had gone for Banner Peak and concerns over the icy chute. All in all, another very long day!
|Posted Oct 13, 2003 11:48 pm
|Route Climbed: North Face, Muir route Date Climbed: July 13, 2003
|Climbing up to the saddle was exciting with just light hiking boots and ice axes. But thankfully the final chute to the saddle wasn't as steep as it looked on the approach.
Climbing the right hand chute above the saddle was a breeze, the higher wider chute closer to the top was more consistent third class.
We were so hungry on the summit that we ate a pound of Velveeta cheese with a box of Triscuits. This equals about 6 times the recommended sodium intake, so our climb of Banner afterwards was a thirsty one, but we refuse to eat anything that has the letters BAR on its label.
Thankfully, no one was above us, as there's a fair amount of loose rock. All the ledges are solid though, so it's pretty doable for non-technical hikers.
|Posted Aug 30, 2003 3:11 am
|Bob Burd
|Route Climbed: North Face (ascent), SE Glacier (descent) Date Climbed: Aug 10, 2003
|Day 2 of the 2003 Sierra Challenge. With Michael Graupe and Dan Siebert, reached the summit 2hr after leaving the summit of Banner Peak, 7.5hr after leaving Agnew Meadows. What a fun day. Trip Report
|Posted Aug 10, 2003 10:48 pm
|Dave K
|Route Climbed: Southeast Glacier Date Climbed: July 2002
|I climbed this with my good friend Samantha. It's a wonderful climb.
|Posted Jan 22, 2003 5:41 pm
|Craig Peer
|Route Climbed: Variation of Clyde Variation Date Climbed: August 1999
|My fiance Mary Alice Tackett and I climbed a variation between the SE Glacier route and the Clyde variation. A great view from the summit, and I even called my mom from the top! Then back to Lake Ediza for a day of drinking champagne!
|Posted Sep 23, 2002 12:45 pm


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Watuaga High senior Nick Williams closed out his stellar career with style.
Williams, who finished his career with 104 goals, was named the North Carolina High School Athletic Association Conference 9 Player of the Year. He scored 67 goals this season and led the Pioneers to a district title and the state playoffs.
The Pioneers (6-5) won the Conference 9 regular-season championship with a perfect 6-0 record. They also made the state playoffs for the first time in program history. WHS lost to Pfafftown-Reagan in the first round.
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Question from Kait: How do you put pictures on Instagram that you haven't taken? Do you have to screenshot them or is there a way to "share" pictures from outside Instagram onto Instagram?
Answer: You want to get them into your phones camera roll first. So either email them yourself or download them from wherever your getting them from. From there it's actually pretty easy. Go to the app as if you had taken a picture, then look for poloraid type icon on the right of the button where you snap the photo. That will access your camera roll, then you can choose and edit the image you want and upload.
Question from Brenda: I have a twitter account and I follow just a few news twitterers but I am really confused on how it works.
When you watch TV and they say "tweet hashtag "something"...like the dress about the awards the other night...do you have to put @ something then the #???
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Question from Martha: I would like to know how to block out certain people's statuses because I don't like the language or content popping up on my Facebook updates. I am using an iPad 2.
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Question from Karen: Why does Facebook keep giving me people for friends that I don't request? Why can't I block applications that I don't want?
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Now for the applications.... To get rid of requests from friends to use apps, go to the apps section under your list of friends. From here you can stop the requests from those friends, but won't block new requests from new friends or new apps. This is where Facebook makes their money so apps are always going to slightly annoy you. To actually remove an app, go to account settings, then apps, and then you'll see a list of apps you might have. From here you can remove them.
Question from John: On the Facebook page next to where the close friends, friends, family, etc are, a small box pops up with numbers. What do these numbers signify?
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Author: Stephen Harrod Buhner
Paperback: 135 pages
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The era of the penicillin miracle is over. Through our indiscriminate use of pharmaceutical antibiotics in hospitals and factory farms, humans have created "Superbugs" – tenacious and virulent bacteria that develop resistance to solitary antibiotic compounds at an alarming speed.
In this empowering book, Stephen Buhner offers conclusive evidence that plant medicines, with their complex mix of multiple antibiotic compounds, are remarkably effective against drug-resistant bacteria. You'll learn how antibiotic herbs such as aloe, garlic, and grapefruit seed extract represent our best defense against bacteria such as Staphylococcus aureus, E. coli, and Salmonella – and how their use will ensure that, in the future, antibiotic drugs will still be there when we really need them.
I came to herbal medicine as many of us do: I became ill, and modern medicine could not help me. I felt betrayed. I was shocked, then angry. Then I began to think about a great many things in new ways.
Because I was raised in a family of powerful political physicians, I was raised with the belief that after millennia, man (and modern medical science) had defeated disease. I was taught to believe that we were all on the threshold of everlasting, disease-free life. It was a tremendous shock, then, when reality took me aside and whispered in my ear. That murmured secret was an antibiotic-resistant ear infection. My physician at the time leafed futilely through pharmaceutical advertising circulars, trying one antibiotic after another to no avail. Unknown to both of us, all that we were doing was killing off the friendly bacteria in my body and leaving the way open to the antibiotic-resistant strain to multiply unhindered.
Eventually I turned to herbs for treatment when it was clear that pharmaceuticals could not help. And, as they often do, herbal medicines worked. This was not the first time the plant world had cured what, for me, was a painful disease. But it was the final catalyst that caused me to abandon modern approaches and enter fully into the plant world. It was also the catalyst for my interest in epidemic disease and antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
In the many years since that painful event, I have continued to deepen my knowledge and interest in such bacteria, and to write and speak often about them. They fascinate me. They are also the origin of a deepening humility. The two great lessons they have taught me are that human arrogance about the natural world has an inevitable, unpleasant outcome and that this sacred Earth upon which we live, without fanfare or personal aggrandizement, offers to humankind medicines with which to treat the bacterial superbugs that we, in our arrogance, have created. Like so many people before me, I had always known that I should work to save the Earth. I never knew before my illness that it was a two-way street: that the Earth also works to save us.
This book explores some of the realities of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and some of the most powerful herbal medicines with which to treat them. In the coming years, I think many of us will need to understand both. I hope that for you, as it has been for me, this knowledge will be useful.
Foreword by James A. Duke, Ph. D.
Stephen Buhner has arrived at (and shares with you, the reader) the frightening truth that you won't find in the Journal of the American Medical Association: We are running out of weapons in the war on germs. Since germs can go through a generation in 20 minutes or so, instead of the 20 years or so it takes us humans to reproduce ourselves, it's no small wonder that the germs are evolving resistance to our chemical weapons as rapidly as we develop them.
When the drug vancomycin falls completely by the wayside, as it will, we may, just as Stephen predicts here and I have predicted elsewhere, fall back on the bimillennial biblical medicinal herbs such as garlic and onion. These herbs each contain dozens of mild antibiotic compounds (some people object to using the term "antibiotic" to refer to high plant phytochemicals, but I do not share their disdain for such terminology). It is easy for a rapidly reproducing bug or bacterial species to outwit (out-evolve) a single compound by learning to break it down or even to use it in its own metabolism, but not so easy for it to outwit the complex compounds found in herbs. Scientists are recognizing this fact and developing more complex compounds such as the AIDS cocktail and multiple chemotherapies for cancer. The same super-scientists who downplay the herbalists' claims of synergies that account for the effectiveness of particular herbs and herbal formulas, are now resorting to synergies of three or four compounds in their pharmaceutical formulas.
It is certainly easier to demonstrate how two compounds can work synergistically than it is to figure out how 200 or 2000 different compounds (and more, as are present in all herbs) can work synergistically. So, the scientific community will be reluctant to consider the remarkable synergistic suites of compounds that have evolved naturally in plants. But we really cannot afford to ignore these. For nature favors synergies among beneficial, plant-protective compounds within a plant species (with antibacterial, antifeedant, antifungal, antiviral, and insecticidal properties), and selects against antagonisms.
When we borrow the antibiotic compounds from plants, we do better to borrow them all, not just the single solitary most powerful among them. We lose the synergy when we take out the solitary compound. But most important we facilitate the enemy, the germ, in its ability to outwit the monochemical medicine. The polychemical synergistic mix, concentrating the powers already evolved in medicinal plants, may be our best hope for confronting drug-resistant bacteria.
Book Review: Herbal Antibiotics
by Rebekah Joy Anast
November 2005
Herbal Antibiotics, Natural Alternatives for Treating Drug-Resistant Bacteria by Stephen Harrod Buhner
"When we are born we are sterile; there are no bacteria on or in our bodies. Normally the first thing that happens after birth is that we are placed on our mother's stomach and we begin to nurse. At this moment our skin begins to be colonized with human-friendly bacteria from our mother's body, and our intestinal tract begins to be colonized from bacteria from our mother's milk. Eventually 1 to 2 pounds of our mature body weight will be the billions of bacteria that live in healthy symbiosis in and on our bodies..."
I learned SO much reading this book. And enjoyed it! Stephen Harrod Buhner is a great writer, and (apart from promoting Darwinism) very well researched. Herbal Antibiotics convinced me that everything I need to take care of my family is available directly from Nature, easy to use, safe, and WORKS. God has provided a powerful arsenal of medicine in the plants that grow around us. With discipline, knowledge, and a little effort, good health is the natural and likely result.
The first section of Herbal Antibiotics is about traditional antibiotics; including the discovery, historical usage and politics, and the current "medical dead end" that faces us. Mr. Buhner's research on the effects of "wonder-drug" antibiotics completely convinced me that ignorance is death. And that, if I don't take my family's health into my own hands, I am literally throwing it away.
After the introduction and history of old-school drugs, the top 15 most effective antibiotic herbs are covered in a thorough, easy-to-read manner. Herbal Antibiotics offers some practical recipes in the back; (Immune Soup, Wound Salve, Cold Tincture, etc...) plus information on how to deal with every common ailment that has sent you to the doctor time and again. I loved reading about the fantastic healing properties of honey (check The Old Schoolhouse Winter Issue for this article) and the powerful cleansing abilities of Grapefruit Seed Extract (not "directly" from nature, but pretty close!). Thanks to Mr. Buhner for an effective, practical introduction to natural antibiotics and their usage in a "bite-sized" book!
I highly recommend this book!
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This is one of my favorite books on herbs and fighting infections naturally. It was also one of my first herbal reads and one I still like to refer to. Stephen Buhner is a recognized expert in his field, and very balanced and educated in his approach. Many herb books focus on minor preparations, and I appreciate that Buhner was willing to make suggestions for "tougher" illnesses, while giving appropriate cautions when appropriate.
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Freeman all they can handle
By virtue of their second place Northeast A League finish, the Colville High girls avoid the District 7 1A Tournament loser-out pressure cooker on Saturday and can prepare for the opening round of the double elimination portion of the tournament that gets started Wednesday, Feb. 8 at Mead High School.
The Indians (8-2, 14-6) will play the winner of the Chewelah (0-10, 2-18) vs. Lakeside (5-5, 10-10) loser-out match-up Saturday at Nine Mile Falls. The other loser-out match-up on Saturday pits NEA No. 4 Newport (5-5, 14-6) against visiting NEA No. 5 Riverside (2-8, 7-13). Both games are scheduled for 5 p.m. starts.
The survivor of Newport vs. Riverside will oppose top-ranked NEA champion Freeman (10-0, 20-0) in a first round NEA District game Wednesday, Feb. 8 at Mead High (8 p.m.).
Barring a monumental upset that would border on the impossible, Colville will oppose Lakeside next Wednesday at Mead. Game time is 5 p.m.
District title game
Winners of Wednesday's opening round District 7 1A Tournament games at Mead will square off for the District title on Friday, Feb. 10 back at Mead High (game time 8 p.m.). The winner will get the District's top seed to the regional tournament against the Caribou-Trail League.
Three teams from the NEA District will advance to play the top three teams from the CTL District. The regional tournament will start with loser-out opening round games at Moses Lake High School on Feb. 14 and move to Chelan High School.
Colville finished up a busy NEA schedule last week by going 2-1.
The Indians opened the week with a tough 45-42 win at Lakeside and followed that up back home on Friday by giving Freeman a battle before falling 40-34.
On Saturday, Colville held Chewelah to one first half point en route to a 59-18 win.
Colville didn't play particularly well at Nine Mile Falls, but it was good enough. Senior post Ashley Knight hit a pair of key free throws with 10 seconds left to push the Indians' lead to three points. Lakeside's last-second three-pointer was off the mark and Colville had escaped a tough environment.
Senior guard Tasha Luu scored 14 points (12 in the second half) and Erin Little added 10 more to go with seven rebounds and five assists.
Taylor Flemming led LHS with 15 points.
"We didn't play very well," CHS co-head coach Al Bushnell said of the win at Lakeside. "The key for us was perseverance."
Colville shot 38 percent from the field from two-point distance (16 of 42). The Indians were three of 13 from three-point distance and four of five from the free throw line.
CHS committed only eight turnovers.
The big win set up a battle for first place three nights later back in Colville. Freeman, riding a 41-game winning streak, hadn't been tested all season long.
But the Indians were up to the task.
Colville put the clamps on Freeman early defensively, holding the two-time defending State 1A champions to only two first quarter points.
Trailing 20-14 at the half, Freeman asserted itself on both sides of the ball in the second half and was able to pull out a difficult win in a tough environment.
Freeman ratchets up the pressure in the second half
"Their pressure hurt us," CHS co-head coach Ray Clark said of Freeman's strong second half. "We played tremendous defense on them in the first half…but in the fourth quarter, we just didn't get enough shots…and we were shooting too early in the shot clock. We didn't rotate the ball nearly well enough.
"We need to work on our patience on offense."
Freeman outscored Colville 8-2 in the pivotal fourth period.
Early-on, it was all Colville.
Colville pushed its lead to 11-2 at the 7:48 mark of the second quarter on a Tasha Luu left-handed runner in the lane.
Freeman began to chip away, but Colville was able to maintain their lead through the second period.
In the third quarter, the Scotties ratcheted up the pressure with an effective half-court trap that the Indians hadn't seen in their first game against Freeman earlier in the month. The pressure paid dividends and FHS crawled back in.
A Colville three-pointer by Jessie Wittmeyer (Colville's lone made three-pointer of the game) broke a 24-all tie at the 4:24 mark of the third quarter.
Luu followed with a pair of free throws before Freeman senior Alyssa Maine scored in the key to cut Colville's lead to 29-28.
After Tyra Brons hit a baseline jumper, Maine was fouled at the 1:27 mark and converted both free throws to cut the Indians' lead to 31-30.
Alisha Sorensen converted a lay-in moments later to give Freeman a 32-31 lead.
Little converted one of two free throws to tie the game at 32-all heading into the fourth period.
The fourth quarter was all Freeman. The Scotties ramped up the defensive pressure, created some turnovers and Colville was able to manage only four fourth quarter shots.
Colville got up only 28 shots against Freeman (11 of 28). The Indians were one of nine from distance and nine of 16 at the free throw line.
Luu and Knight led the Indians with 10 points apiece.
Freeman forced Colville into 25 turnovers.
On Saturday, the Indians took care of business with a 59-18 win at home over Chewelah Ashley Knight led CHS with 17 points.
Clark and Bushnell are looking forward to the opportunity for some extended practice time this week.
"This will give us our longest string of work in awhile," Clark said. "We have plenty to work on."
The Indians' entire focus this week will be on Lakeside.
"We can't look past them," Clark said. "Our entire focus is on Lakeside and what we need to do to get to that championship game with Freeman."
Both Bushnell and Clark are very pleased with what their mix of veterans and youngsters have accomplished to date. But if CHS plans to make a District and Regional run, they need to keep improving.
"The kids have done well…they have responded well," Clark pointed out. "We have pushed them hard."
"But this is another season where we need to refocus."
Maine, who led Freeman with 12 points in their NEA title annexing win at Colville one night earlier, scored 13 of her game-high 19 points in the second quarter to lead the Scotties over Lakeside on Saturday, 56-28.
It was déjà vu all over again for Freeman against Lakeside. The Scotties managed only one first quarter point and trailed 10-1 before responding with a 25-4 second quarter run and putting this one away.
Jocelyn Cook-Cox led LHS with 16 points and nine rebounds.
Newport got 18 points from Miranda Frederick in a 57-35 win Saturday over Riverside.
Taylor Lewis and Holly Malsbury added 12 points apiece for Newport.
Courtney Davis led Riverside with 14 points, 14 rebounds, six steals and four blocked shots.
On Friday night, Riverside escaped a major upset, edging home-standing Chewelah 41-40 on Jamie Hardy's three-pointer with 30 seconds left in the game.
Davis led RHS with 15 points.
Sydnie Katzer led Chewelah with 17 points.
Newport outscored Lakeside 18-2 in the second quarter en route to a 48-30 win at home on Friday night.
Malsbury led Newport with 11 points and nine rebounds.
Back on Jan. 24, Freeman blasted Riverside 62-29 behind Maine's 15 points.
Newport got 14 points from Taylor Lewis and 13 points from Miranda Frederick in a 58-35 win over Chewelah last Tuesday.
CHS 45, Lakeside 42
Colville—Luu 14, Brons 4, Learn 4, Wittmeyer 0, Little 10, Lehman 0, Cabbage 2, Knight 6, J. Wittmeyer 0, Main 5.
Lakeside—Kyllo 2, Flemming 15, A. Cook-Cox 5, Widman 5, Mahowald 2, J. Cook-Cox, 13.
Freeman 40, CHS 34
Freeman—McGarity 2, Barnes 3, Vold 5, Maine 12, McIntyre 6, Paukett 7, Sorensen 5.
Colville—Luu 10, Brons 4, Learn 2, Main 0, J. Wittmeyer 5, Knight 10, Lehman 0, Cabbage 0, Little 3.
CHS 59, Chewelah 18
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Colville—R. Wittmeyer 6, Luu 2, Brons 7, Little 6, Learn 2, J. Wittmeyer 2, Main 3, Knight 17, Cabbage 3, Lehman 9, Rainer 0, Lee 2, M. Luu 0.
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Well, that's all folks! After three years of existence, The Wireless Report weblog is being retired after today. A decision has been made to close or consolidate a number of blogs in the Weblogs Inc. network and, sadly for us, this blog is among the ones that are being shut down.
Back in 2004, this blog started out as seven separate blogs--Wireless, WiFi, Wireless Development, Bluetooth, Ultra Wideband, WiMax, and RFID. In January of last year, all of those blogs were consolidated into one "super blog"--The Wireless Report.
Mike has been here since the very beginning, and a few other bloggers have posted here as well. Last year, Brian White joined us, and he has been a terrific co-blogger as well as a helluva great guy to work with. Together, we have done our best to post the best wireless news and information as possible, and we also produced a well-received series of podcasts. All in all, we have a lot to be proud of, and we can honestly say we did the very best we could.
In any case, today is the day The Wireless Report packs its boxes, turns in its (RFID-enabled) passkey, and rides off into the sunset. The both of us will be remaining with the Weblogs Inc. network--Brian currently contributes to Blogging Stocks, and Mike posts to Blogging Baby and TV Squad. The both of us will soon be writing for the Engadget blogs, so you should be seeing our names on them in the next few days.
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More than 1.4 million people a year in the United States begin confronting life with the medical, cognitive, and psychosocial challenges resulting from traumatic brain injury (TBI). A range of cognitive impairments commonly observed following injury increase caregiver burden as well as per-person lifetime costs for care and support of survivors of TBI, estimated at $600,000 to $1,875,000. Our long-term goal is to lessen these burdens through improving the functional status of patients with TBI by providing an evidence-based, comprehensive, brief, acute-care intervention, First Steps Acute Neurobehavioral and Cognitive Intervention (FANCI). The 10-sesson, manualized FANCI Program will be tested in a controlled, randomized study. Therapeutic components of the FANCI include didactics, cognitive remediation, demonstration, guided self-reflection, rehearsal, and supported practice of skills and strategies. Specific hypotheses are that 1) FANCI will result in more improvement in functional status compared to standard interdisciplinary rehabilitation treatment and 2) FANCI will result in more improvement on measures of neurobehavioral functioning compared to standard rehabilitation care for patients with moderate to severe TBI. We base these hypotheses on the observations that 1) providing information about symptoms, treatment, and coping results in reduced symptom intensity and duration for patients with TBI, and 2) inpatient participants in recent FANCI pilot studies learned >80% of the FANCI Program curriculum, and 3) the most recent pilot study participants had significantly better functional outcomes at discharge than matched controls. The specific aims of the proposed study are to 1) evaluate the efficacy of FANCI for improving functional status following treatment using the FIM, 2) examine the impact of FANCI on broader outcome measures of general emotional and behavioral functioning and productive activity in the community as measured post-treatment and at 6-month follow-up, 3) examine contributions of participant injury severity and cognitive status at time of treatment to treatment outcome and treatment response, 4) examine contributions of treatment variables of session topic and mastery, caregiver presence, and concurrent therapies on treatment outcome and treatment response for inpatients with TBI. Primary outcome measure is the (FIM). We will secondarily compare scores on the Disability Rating Scale (DRS), Glasgow Outcome Scale-Extended (GOSE), Rehabilitation Intensity of Therapy Scale (RITS), and Frontal Systems Behavior Scale (FRsBe). Our design is a parallel groups, single-blind, randomized, controlled trial. We will enroll 150 (75 treatment, 75 control) participants. Inclusion Criteria: Mod to Sev TBI based on time to commands, English speaker, Length of stay ≥ 5 days in acute BI rehabilitation Unit, 18 years of age or older, ≥ 79 on GOAT.
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- Functional Independence Measure scores [ Time Frame: Pre, post, six-month follow up ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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brain injury
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Brain Injuries
Brain Diseases
Central Nervous System Diseases
Craniocerebral Trauma
Nervous System Diseases
Trauma, Nervous System
Wounds and Injuries
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21 October 2012 05:25 PM
I have recently been thinking about a change of career.
I am currently an automotive technician with almost 10 years of experience.
However, this was originally a stop gap for while I was at university to earn a bit of money.
Since graduating, I have gone through a hard time with the loss of a family member so didn't really pursue my intended career choice.
After some thinking these last few weeks, I have become very interested in the mechanical maintenance engineer/technician role.
I have no experience of the 'heavy' industry sector which they ask for.
Is there anything I could do go get into this industry?
At the age of 26 and being a home owner, an apprenticeship is out and only gaining a 3rd class honours at university, a graduate training scheme seems well out of reach.
22 October 2012 09:20 AM
First thing, don't be put off by adverts asking for experience of specific sectors. Ok, most of your applications for those jobs will go in the bin, but, as long as you can accept that as par for the course, sooner or later you are likely to get through at least to interview with one or two of your applications. The fact that you do have experience + degree (never mind what experience or degree) is putting you in a good position already.
Also, have you gained any experience of managing your own work or, even better, managing others? Bring that to the front if you have: in the sort of role you're looking staff who don't need heavy supervision are highly desirable.
I would suggest getting someone to check your CV before you send it out, when you have a "non-conventional" career background it can be very important to present it correctly. If you're an IET member you could ask for help from the Mentoring service with this. Otherwise ideally you want to find someone who employs engineers / technicians and ask them to have a look.
It sounds like you've got good stuff going for you: a higher level of education than normal for a technician, many years of experience, and a good reason for changing jobs. Just keep applying and don't worry if you get loads of rejections or "no response" - the right job's out there somewhere!
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22 October 2012 03:51 PM
What was your degree in and why this interest in the mechanical maintenance?
22 October 2012 05:43 PM
The degree was 'BSc Aviation Technology with Pilot Studies'.
My intended career choice was a commercial pilot. I managed to get all the way to flight school selection and passed but then i lost my father, so didn't feel I could go live away for a year straight after that. Since then, the cost has gone up further, so cannot fund it either.
Why the interest in mechanical maintenance? I am a very hands on person and I enjoy anything mechanical. I feel that albeit on a different scale, what I have gained from working as an automotive technician, could be transferred into this area.
With regards to having managed my own work or others. What I do generally is get given a job and am left to my own devices until it is completed, sometimes with a little bit of communication with the office or customer if anything comes up that wasn't expected and will cost them more.
There are times when I will ask for assistance and ask a colleague to follow what I say.
23 October 2012 07:14 PM
It is an interesting background but there is not a lot there which specifically says employ me as a mechanical technician unless it is in an area related to which you are already working. If for example you were going to specialise in pure mechanical then many employers would likely be looking for specialised mechanical qualifications and experience to support that, especially in today's job market. The more general mechanical technician roles tend to be multi skilled as it helps with health and safety legislation when having to work on electrics etc., and also means employers have people who can turn their hand to several different areas of work.
Your advantages however are that you have a good period of work experience and a good high level qualification and a good reason for having not followed up on the aviation studies....good for work of course and not good for personal reasons. Also you are currently able to apply whilst having a job and that is easier. My suggestion is that you find some technical staff agencies and speak to them about mechanical technician type jobs and let them take a look at your CV and advise you where you stand and where the gaps are, as they see things. Another suggestion could be to undertake a distance learning mechanical engineering HNC with someone like COLU, or another provider, and at the same time check if any of your BSc modules can be used for credit towards any of the HNC modules in order to reduce the number you have to study. This will also allow you to state to prospective employers you are persuing a high level mechanical qualification to re-enforce and channel your interest and work experience into the direction you want to follow....bla bla bla. Advertise your CV with someone like reed.co.uk and make it searchable and also apply for jobs which are aligned with what you are after and learn from any who turn you down and so on. At 26 your age does not present a barrier to the career change you want and neither does your current experience or qualification, I think you just need to support your aims with some particular study in that area as it will send a positive message to employers and which will compliment what you already have.
24 October 2012 07:42 PM
Many thanks for your input.
I have been considering the HNC route. Just need to figure out how to finance it.
One further thing I am unsure about. When applying should I put into a cover letter or message to an employer that the reason for not perusing/continuing with the aviation route or any route for that matter, is to do with the family issues I went through. Would they maybe then be a bit more 'forgiving'?
25 October 2012 11:44 AM
You only need to finance one module at a time with COLU, which is run through the University of Teesside, and so you can go slowly at the start and then speed up if/when you change jobs and have more money. Basically work it out to suit, I think it will be an improvement to just be studying the HNC mechanical and you will not necessarily have to have completed it before someone offers you the type of job you want.
I would not worry too much about the not following up on the aviation route with regards to your applications, just appreciate it is a question which may come up at interview and prepare your answer. In that answer to do not get bogged down it negativity but instead turn it into a positive along the lines of my father passed away and needed to stay close and support my family at the time and whilst in some respects that was an emotional time in other respects it gave me time to re consider my career. If you now wish to be a mechanical technician your messages need to support that rather than be saying I am only here because I could not finance my commercial pilots studies etc. Maybe the question will not come up, but when people change careers there is often a question of why because many prospective employers are not going to want someone they think will just be changing again in another couple of years, for example. In essence critically analyse yourself from the employers position. You have a lot going for you so just add to that and be prepared for some questions with regards to the career change, but be positive about it.
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