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The Northeast Climate Science Center proudly presents its 2013 Annual Report! The document details the research capacity of the NE CSC Consortium, highlights several projects and research areas, and sets out the updated Priority Science Themes established through stakeholder feedback during the CSC's first year of operation. In our second year, the NE CSC...
2012 was an important year for climate in the Northeast US. Many records were set for average warmth, earliest spring, lowest Great Lakes water levels, and warmest sea surface temperatures off the Northeast Shelf. Read more about 2012 climate trends in these links.
Understanding how climate and landscapes affect species demography is critical to forecasting impacts on wildlife. Productivity of species, such as this Acadian flycatcher sitting on her nest, is affected by weather and patterns in the surrounding landscape. (Photo credit: W. Andrew Cox, University of Missouri-Columbia)
Adapting to our changing climate presents a wide range of challenges and opportunities. In Wisconsin, the Wisconsin Initiative on Climate Change Impacts (WICCI) was created to assess vulnerabilities and identify adaptation strategies for all aspects of the natural and built environment. (Photo credit: USFWS.)
Significant environmental factors that affect the structure and function of estuarine and marine systems include temperature, sea-level rise, the availability of water and associated nutrients from precipitation and runoff from land, wind patterns, and storminess. (Photo credit: USFWS.)
Sediment clogged the Connecticut River following Tropical Storm Irene in August 2011, dumping eroded soil into Long Island Sound. The storm caused $7-$10 billion in damage and was responsible for considerable crop and livestock loss. (Photo credit: NASA, 2011.)
American Indian Tribes have continuously adapted to changing climates, culturally, physically, and politically, for thousands of years by adapting their lifestyles and cultural practices. The August 2011 Climate Change Summit in Kashena, WI provided a forum to share climate change projections and experiences and begin discussing a climate change research agenda for...
Developing strategies for addressing global change, including changing climatic regimes, invasive species, and changing land use, is the grand challenge to sustainable management and conservation of forests around the globe. Experimentally girdled black ash swamp within the Chippewa National Forest, MN. Treatments are being used to anticipate the impacts of...
Tropical Storm Irene brought floods to many parts of New England. Here the muddy Deerfield River rages through Shelburne Falls, MA. (Photo Credit: Jon Elder Robison, 2011.)
During our January 2013 NE CSC Stakeholder Outreach and Science Planning Meetings, we asked our stakeholders, "In five words or less describe the most important climate science need for the geographic region covered by the NECSC"...
The University of Missouri hosted the Second Annual NE CSC Fellows Retreat, October 8-10, 2014, at Reis Biological Station near Steelville, MO. Twenty-two graduate student and postdoctoral fellows from six NE CSC partner institutions gathered to share their research, meet with natural resource managers, develop interdisciplinary connections and collaborations, and learn about climate impacts to the Central Hardwoods forest ecosystem. Read more »
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Ethan Coffel, NE CSC Graduate Fellow from Columbia University, traveled west this summer to spend a week with other CSC fellows and learn about how the Northwest views the impacts of climate change. In Ethan's words: Read more »
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NE CSC Fellows will present at the Joint meeting of American Ornithologists' Union, Cooper Ornithological Society, and Society of Canadian Ornithologists. William V. DeLuca is chairing a symposium on "Montane Bird Conservation Ecology" and Richard Feldman is presenting a paper on how climate change has affected the internal structure of bird species ranges in the US and Canada. Estes Park, CO. Sept 24-27.
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Planning to do a 3day/2night backpacking trip in the White Mountains next weekend and I'm looking for comments on our intended route. I, personally, have never been to the WM. My trip partner has been there but not in a while.
Here is what we've mapped out:
start at oliverian brook trailhead
to passaconoway cutoff
to square ledge trail
to walden trail to mount passaconoway
to dicey's mill trail
to rollins trail
to whiteface summit
to kate sleeper trail
summit east sleeper, and back to the downes brook trail back to the road walk the road back to our car at the oliverian trailhead
A few specific questions:
which points make the best overnight stops (I realize below the treeline)
given that we are in moderate physical shape and have decent experience, is the route too aggressive or too easy? Anything we should add/subtract?
We thought of adding the Tripyramids, but we're not sure if that would be overkill - comments?
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Many of us feel scarred by the memories of her untimely death; others are just sad and feel pain. Yet very few can comprehend the impact Sandra's death had on her family.
It's a scar that will never go away, but humbly they have come forward to use Sandra's birthday as a means to celebrate all children. They know that Sandra's heart was bigger than any pain they feel, and her life is what we all want to remember.
Sandra loved life, and she lived every day with an infectious smile and the innocence every child is entitled to have.
In 2011, her family and friends started Tracy Celebrates Children in her memory.
It's an event organized on Sandra's birthday, March 8, but it is a thank-you to our amazing community, too, her family stated.
"It's like one big birthday for Sandra," stated Joe Chavez, Sandra's uncle. "If she was here, she would have the most fun."
Looking back at our community in 2009, nobody could have imagined the horror that was crawling in our city and the depth of pain so many felt when Sandra was found a week after her death. Our city begged for the nightmare not to be true.
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"It's an exciting time, and we are so grateful for the people of Tracy," stated Janet Anderson, Sandra's cousin and the day's organizer. "This is just one way we can help pay our gratitude back and still celebrate Sandra's life."
The heart of the day is a safety event for children of all ages. This includes police and fire department representatives and local Drug Abuse Resistance Education officer Steve Abercrombie.
"This is an event that is close to everyone's heart in Tracy," Abercrombie stated. "Children need to know we live in a safe community, but they need to take precautions as well."
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• Lori K. Souza, a 24-year resident of Tracy, is a family service worker at Head Start and a member of Grace Church.


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Knives for gutting, What do you guys use? also What knife sharpener do you use?
Knives for gutting, What do you guys use? also What knife sharpener do you use?
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I have three knives that I constantly use. A Buck Skinner, and a Schrade Oldtimer 1520 that are always in my pack, and a Smith & Wesson 'Homeland Security' first production run CK9H folder that I carry in my pocket. I keep them all shaving sharp with an old Saunder's broadhead whetstone that I've worn 1/2 a dozen knives away with, had it since 1968. It is a two grit stone, medium and fine. I gut with the S & W, skin with the Buck, and de-bone with the little cheapie Schrade OT 1520. This little knife is so handy, and popular in our family, all of us have one, hard to beat this knife, costs less than $20, and will hold an edge all the way through the entire process, has a sort of utility blade design as you can go from from gutting to de-boning with it. Not much more I can say about the stone other than it has out lasted more that a 1/2 dozen knives, and looks like it did the day I got it.
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I have this 3 set of buck knives. The Skinning and caping knives work great. In the heat of the moment after killing my deer i keep forgetting that I have a gut hook knife and end up using the caping knife for almost everything. I have cut through the chest cavity and even split an pelvic bone with the little knife.
I told the wife I would like one these work Sharpeners really bad for Christmas. Some of the guys over on AT in the traditional Forum have even been using it to sharpen certain broadheads.
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Hutch; been using a Buck Woodsman 102 for ever, guts, (skins if you want to), and debones a 120-200lb deer just fine. It's the only knife I carry hunting or fishing, I carry a small folding diamond hone to touch up if needed. Sent you an E-Mail.
I use two SOG knives with AU8 steel and your basic stone with rough and fine sides.
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Buck Vanguard with guthook. Had this knife about 6 years, and I use it for everything hunting. I use it to cut through the breastbone as well. Only have to sharpen it every couple deer. It'll stay sharp for at least 2 deer, I just don't push it beyond that. For a sharpener, I use the Gatco system with the diamond stone for the final stone. For a quick tune up on knives, I use either a Smith's carbide sharpener, or a flat diamond stone.
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Marco Pinotti will return to action for the first time since a high speed crash knocked him out of the Tour Méditerranéan when the BMC Racing Team begins the Giro del Trentino on Tuesday.
Evans Preparing For Giro d'Italia
Pinotti broke two ribs and his left collarbone during the Stage 2 individual time trial at the Tour Méditerranéan on Feb. 7. The five-time Italian national time trial champion said he has been training for six weeks to rebuild his base condition. "I guess I'm halfway in the recovery process," he said. "Having been sidelined four-and-a-half weeks, I need about 12-13 weeks to get back to my former level." Pinotti said his aim for the five-stage, four-day race is two-fold. "The goal is to get a good block of volume and intensity, getting the right amount of fatigue I need to keep building my condition," he said. "Achieving that, while also helping the team, would be ideal." Cadel Evans said the race is an important part of his preparation for the Giro d'Italia. "I look forward to racing on long and hard climbs in a good field," he said. "I just want to be able to ride well with the team and use it to get ready for the Giro d'Italia." Assistant Director Fabio Baldato said one aim will be the Stage 2 team time trial. "Last year, we won it with Taylor Phinney and Alessandro Ballan and we have strong riders again with Evans, Pinotti and Sebastian Lander," Baldato said. "We will do a training camp for it on Monday to try to be ready to make our best result."
Click here to download the BMC Racing Team race sheet (PDF with roster, bios, statistics).
BMC Racing Team Giro del Trentino roster (April 16-19):
Adam Blythe (GBR), Yannick Eijssen (BEL), Cadel Evans (AUS), Martin Kohler (SUI), Sebastian Lander (DEN), Marco Pinotti (ITA), Ivan Santaromita (ITA), Larry Warbasse (USA).
Sport Directors:
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Jackson Stewart (USA)
Giovanni Ruffini (ITA)
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Bus Driver: Filip Sercu (BEL). Mechanics: Alessandro Gaia (ITA), Kevin Grove (USA), Ronald Ruymen (BEL). Nutritionist: Judith Haudum (AUT). Performance Mechanic: Christian Moore (GBR). Soigneurs: Kenneth Ellefsen (DEN), Gunther Landrie (BEL), Stefano Rubino (ITA), Luca Vaiente (ITA).


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Martin Kohler finished fifth for the BMC Racing Team Sunday as race leader Nacer Bouhanni (FDJ.fr) won his second straight stage at the Tour of Beijing.
Hushovd Did Not Start
Kohler said his third top-five placing of the season did not come as a surprise. The former Swiss road and time trial champion had been aiming for a good result in the 176-kilometer stage since learning he would be on the roster for the five-day race. "It wasn't a surprise because it was a stage I really like: all day up and down," Kohler said. "But in general, I had bad legs today because of all the pulling yesterday. I told Marcus (Burghardt) I could sprint, but in the end, it was all a bit hectic and I was more or less alone." Kohler and the rest of BMC Racing Team rode on the front of the peloton for much of Saturday's stage in service of Thor Hushovd, who was in the race lead. But the Norwegian national road champion did not start Sunday due to a family emergency that required his immediate return to Europe. Assistant Director Max Sciandri said the BMC Racing Team will miss Hushovd's leadership and sprint ability. "But we have a good group of riders who can still look for breakaways and go on the move and attack," he said. "That's what we are looking for. It didn't happen today but we still had a top five finisher in Martin. Tomorrow is going to be putting Dominik (Nerz) up there at the foot of the last climb."
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DEARBORN / March 30, 2010---The University of Michigan-Dearborn will host a Pre-med Information Night from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Monday, April 26 for students interested in pursuing a medical career.
The free event will give participants an inside perspective on what it takes to get into medical schools from students and alumni who have been successful, according to Christopher W. Tremblay, executive director of enrollment management and interim director of financial aid. Attendees will hear from a panel of students and alumni as well as UM-Dearborn pre-medical studies advisor Mark DeCamp, professor of chemistry.
The Pre-Med Information Night is a great opportunity for our students and alumni to share their journey about and tips for entering medical school, Tremblay said.
Space is limited. To register online, visit http://www.umd.umich.edu/premedinfo or call the Office of Admissions and Orientation at 313-593-5100.
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The University of Michigan-Dearborn is celebrating its 50th anniversary throughout the 2009/2010 academic year. Founded in 1959 with a gift of just over 200 acres of land and $6.5 million from the Ford Motor Company, UM-Dearborn has been distinguished by its commitment to providing excellent educational opportunities responsive to the needs of southeastern Michigan. The university has 8,700 students pursuing undergraduate, masters, doctoral and professional degrees in the liberal arts and sciences, engineering, business, education, and public administration. With a faculty devoted to teaching, and students committed to achievement, UM-Dearborn has been shaped by its history of interaction with business, government and industry in southeastern Michigan, and is committed to responding to the needs of the region in the future.
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The original plan was to do the Twins, but the weather wasn't looking fantastic and 2 out of 3 of us had done the Twins in the rain before and didnt feel like repeating it unless it was a stellar day. Plus it had rained all week and the water crossing was a concern as is, so we decided to go with plan B - Galehead.
One of us had not done Galehead yet, the other two had, but didn't seem to mind the repeat. If it was going to rain and be socked in, might as well be a wooded summit with less views than the Twins so you don't have as much of a "What am I missing" feeling. Rick and Melissa had no views when they did Galehead, so for all of us the views would be a bonus.
Great start to the day- sun shining and much warmer than we expected and planned for, and much more than you would think for October. Luckily I had still decided that a short sleeve underneath the layers was a good idea so I could peel down to that on the way up. The trail starts off nice and pretty with the foliage and you start to think about the simple things in life and not all the every day things you usually have running through your head. We got to the trail relocation, which was new to all of us, and decided that the long john bottoms needed to come off as well. Might have needed them up high on the Twins, but did not need them down here. Finally at the right temp, we headed down the new trail, with the river crossing about half way up this section. This will be a nice trail when it settles and firms up some.
Once back on the original trail, we continued on for a while and then started the uphill climb. A few steep sections, nothing horrible, but you have to gain elevation somewhere! We made it up to the junction with the Garfield Ridge trail, and made the quick jaunt up the the hut. It was pretty quiet when we got there, so we drop the packs, grabbed the rain coats and headed for the summit. We wanted to get that out of the way while it was still not raining! We'd taken enough breaks to make it after Noon when we hit the summit, so we were surprised that we weren't wet yet. Just after taking the underwhelming summit, the first drops came. We quickly headed back to the hut, stopping at the overlook quickly to get a few shots back to the Twins and the Hut below. We made it back to the hut quickly and it was raining pretty good by then.
We were very happy with our decision to do Galehead once we were sitting in the warm, dry hut with a warm beverage in hand : ) My birthday was two weeks ago, and Melissa's birthday was just the other day, so I had brought up some Bailey's to surprise Melissa as a birthday gift (to share of course), and Rick surprised us both by bringing cupcakes with candles, and cards with our white mountain parking passes in them! So we had a small birthday party, ate lots of snacks, bailey's and warm beverages and hung out for about an hour just relaxing and staying dry. The hut was pretty crowded when we got back, but cleared out pretty quickly as everyone headed to the wet summit.
We finally decided we better head out. We put on the pack covers and headed down what we thought would be a wet, rocky trail. It was wet, but the going was much easier than we thought. Deliberate steps, but we made good time of it. The relocation trail, however, was a miserable, sloppy mudpile. Nothing but mud pits, mud everywhere! It was unavoidable, there were just no dry places on the trail. We quickly got to the point where it just didn't matter. I don't mind walking in the mud, or walking through muddy sections, but this was deep, boot sucking mud, and that just makes it hard. So we tried to manuver around it as much as possible without getting off trail too much (which just wasn't an option in some places). Needless to say, we ended up with mud up our pants to our knees, and boots covered by the time we got done! At least we stayed on our feet and our butts stayed clean!
Over all it was a great hike, a great day, and only half of it in the rain : ) We expected a cold, wet hike for the whole day, so it really was a nice surprise and a good foliage hike for a change (we get rained out and no views every year!). A great hike, just keep in mind that the new trail is a mile of mud if it's raining : )


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|Barber Keeps Rolling with 7th SST Mod Win at WCIS, Other wins to Gordon, McDonald, Majchrzak and Colland
PERRY, NY… Wyoming County International Speedway celebrated their 50th Season of Stock Car Auto Racing on the 1/3rd mile Bullring on Friday night. WCIS celebrated with having the stars from yesterday remembering the past and the current drivers embracing the future of racing in Western New York.
John Barber picked up his seventh win on the season in the 30 Lap feature for the SST Modifieds. Barber started fifth and took control early on, getting up front, and putting this race in cruise control in route to the popular win for the Bliss, NY pilot. Ed Weber and Dan Hoag led the field of open-wheelers to the green flag with Weber getting the early advantage. He would be the leader until a spin by Joe Evans brought out the caution. After the restart, Weber would lead until the 4w machine got loose therefore handing the lead over to Barber. A Mike Bliss spin on lap 17 bunched the field up one final time but Barber was too strong in pulling away from Patrick Emerling and Jon Price in picking up his 7th win on the season. Emerling would come home second followed by Price, Joe Evans and Russ Gian.
SST Modifieds: JOHN BARBER, Patrick Emerling, Jonathan Price, Joe Evans, Russ Gian, Dick Kluth, Tim Hoegel, Ed Weber, Mike Bliss (DNF), Ed Schueler (DNF), Steve Fuchs, Dan Hoag (DNF) and Greg Utberg (DNF) Heat Winners: Ed Weber and Patrick Emerling
Point's leader Brian Gordon picked up his third win on the season in the 25-lap event for the SST Super Stocks feature event. Brian Gleason and Mike Chenaille led the Supers to green with Gleason getting the lead. The East Concord resident took control of the event and pulled away from the rest of the field. However, the 2008 track champion Brian Gordon had other ideas as he passed Gleason after a mid race caution and led the remaining lap in route to the win. Bobby Lippa Jr came up through the field to come home second followed by Gleason, Chenaille and Jeremy Gray completing the top five.
SST Super Stocks: BRIAN GORDON, Bobby Lippa Jr, Brian Gleason, Mike Chenaille, Jeremy Gray, Duane Evans, Bill Levee, Brad Collings, Lexi Wilson (DNF), Josh Schosek (DNS)Heat Winners: Brian Gleason and Bobby Lippa Jr
A late race pass lands Gert McDonald a trip back to victory lane for the second straight week in the 20 lap main event for the 4 Cylinders. Patience was the word of the night for McDonald as patience was the key to her victory. TJ Drennen and Kevin Grom led the field to the green flag with Grom getting to the early advantage. Eventual winner McDonald started fifth and just used patience and key timing to work her way to the front of the field. A mid race caution had the field back together and set up the eventual winning pass from McDonald on Grom on lap 17 and McDonald led the final circuits to pick up her second consecutive victory. Grom would come home second followed by Brian Johnson, Eric Hastreiter and Austyn Fugle rounding out the top five.
4 Cylinders: GERT MCDONALD, Kevin Grom, Brian Johnson, Eric Hastreiter, Austyn Fugle, TJ Drennen, Cassie Logsdon, Dakota Packman (DNF), Chris Wolcott (DNF) Heat Winner: Kevin Grom
Perry's own Daniel Majchrzak picked up the win in the Mini Cup feature event. Majchrzak led every lap including the lap that means the most in picking up the victory Daniel Majchrzak and Johnny Scutt led the field to green with Majchrzak getting the early advantage. Majchrzak would hold off all challenges including Michelle Becker in the late stages. Becker had a great effort and grabbed the lead for a slight moment but the Majchrzak machine was too tough and regaining the top spot from Becker in turn two and would hang on and picking up the win with Michelle Becker coming home second followed by James Binder, Robbie Becker, Johnny Scutt and Kennedy White rounding out the field.
Mini Cups: DANIEL MAJCHRZAK, Michelle Becker, James Binder, Robbie Becker, Johnny Scutt and Kennedy White Heat Winner: Daniel Majchrzak
Jamie Colland picked up the win in the 20-lap feature event for the Casey's TQ Midget series. The Engelwood Collision team was the team to beat on this night as Bobby Holmes and Vinnie Christiano Jr took turns at the front of the pack with Colland getting the lead in the late stages in claiming the feature win. Chad Haywood and Nelson Rabb led the strong field of Midgets to the green flag with Haywood getting the early lead. Then Bobby Holmes took the advantage and as soon as that happened Haywood got loose coming out of turn two and started to barrel roll on the back straightaway. The driver was okay at the scene but his night was cut short. Bobby Holmes would lead the most laps in the main event but problems sent his machine to the infield for an early race exit handing the lead to the eventual winner Colland. Wayne Turnbull would take home second followed by Rich Watkins, Dave Wollaber and Jonathan Reid.
TQ Midgets top 5: JAIMIE COLLAND, Wayne Turnbull, Rich Watkins, Dave Wollaber and Jonathan ReidHeat Winners: Vinnie Christiano Jr and Mike Blair
Next Friday 8/7/2009, The Smash-N-Crash Series continues as Napa Auto Parts presents Junkyard Soccer at the Bullring and Soccer Style Contest Begin early at 6:00 pm (kids), Junkyard Soccer will follow the SST Modified Feature.
For a full season of Short Track racing Entertainment, Visit the BullRing every Friday Evening Gates open at 5:00 PM with racing to start at 7:30 PM, Logon to www.wyomingcountyinternationalspeedway.com or call WCIS office 585.237.2580, Track 585.237.2510, For Victory Lane photos visit www.mmsportsphotos.com
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The Knights (11-2) claimed the tournament title with a 82-34 win over the Patterson Tigers (11-20) on Saturday, Dec. 29, at Tracy High.
It's the second year in a row the Knights have won the Hawkins tournament. In the 2011-12 season, they went on to win the Sac-Joaquin Section Division V title and the California Interscholastic Federation Division I championship.
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Senior guards Emily Anchartechahar and Tammy Serrato also jumped into the fray when Brookside tried to force a turnover.
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The rules and regulations set forth herein are designed to provide for the orderly conduct of racing events and to establish minimal acceptable requirements for such events. These rules shall govern the condition of all racing events at Wyoming County International Speedway Inc and by participating in these events, all competitors are deemed to have complied with these rules. No expressed or implied warranty of safety shall result from the publication of or the compliance with these rules and regulations. They are intended as a guide for the conduct of the sport and are in no way a guarantee against injury or death to participants, spectators or others.
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2. Post-race weighing of cars will be at the track officials' discretion. However, normal procedure requires the first three positions at the end of the feature race to be weighed.
3. Visiting cars (those that compete regularly at other tracks) will be permitted to compete provided they pass safety inspection as well as comply with WYOMING COUNTY INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY'S basic regulations. Determination will be made be the tech inspector. Additional weight may be added to offset differences in home track rules. His decision is final. No protests will be accepted based on visiting driver compliance. Tech will determine length of time needed to comply w/ WCIS Rules. No points will be awarded to visiting cars until they are in compliance with Wyoming County International Speedway rules. 1 week maximum to comply. - Also refer to visiting drivers (pg.)
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5. When leaving the track please drive safely. Obey traffic regulations. Leave the racing at the track. We want to see you back next week safe and sound.
1. Visual protests: These must be made prior to the line up being called for the feature event and must be made by the DRIVER of the protesting car IN WRITING ON WCIS PROTEST FORM, accompanied by a $125 protest fee. The fee will be returned (minus $25) if the protest is upheld and forfeited if disallowed.
2. Technical protest: These must be IN WRITING on WCIS PROTEST FORM and GIVEN TO THE RACE DIRECTOR and/or HEAD TECH Inspector, by the protesting car's driver no longer than fifteen minutes following the completion of the event in which the alleged violation occurred. The written protest must be accompanied by a $300.00 bond or cash, per item protested. The tech inspector, the protester, and only one member representing the protested car will make the protest inspection. Regarding the protested part only, this information can be passed on to a Speedway Committee if a gray area of interpretation is needed, but not required. Any alleged violation is permitted in the protest. The tech inspector will announce the results of the protest within one week. If upheld, the protest fee, less $50.00 to cover the cost of the inspection, will be returned to the protester. If disallowed the full protest fee will be forfeited.
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5. Visual and technical protests must be on WCIS official protest form. Protest forms can be obtained from the tech officials.
6. The tech inspector reserves the right to accept or reject any protest.
7. DRIVERS AND OWNERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR KNOWING THE RULES AND ABIDING BY THEM. Any violation discovered through an engine tear down or visual protest will result in disqualification.
8. NOTE: The car of any driver filing a protest will be subject to inspection of the part, equipment, modification, etc. that is in question on the protested vehicle as well.
9. No protests shall be accepted concerning the decision of the head scorer with respect to scoring of the event. No protest shall be accepted concerning the decisions of the track officials with respect to the race procedure. The driver has the right to ask for a verification of his/her finishing position from the head scorer. Please be respectful.
10. Wyoming County International Speedway reserves the right to adjust any rules at any time throughout the season to better equalize the competition or increase the safety of the sport. These decisions will be finalized by the tech officials and posted.
Wyoming County International Speedway is private property. Any person on the property without permission of the owner is guilty of trespassing and subject to the penalties of law. Through the registration and purchase of a pit pass, you have been given the authority and right to be on the property in conjunction with that evening's racing activities. However, the management reserves the right to revoke this authority at any time. Everyone must hold a valid pit pass to be in the motor pit or infield areas. All new drivers and cars must go through tech prior to racing. Any technical questions can be answered at this time to assure rule legality.
1. An approved complete long-sleeved FIRE SUIT, HAND PROTECTION & NECK COLLAR IS MANDATORY IN ALL CLASSES. Foot protection is highly recommended but not mandatory. Drivers will wear full safety protection when they are in their racecar and on the track for any reason.
2. Each racecar in all classes MUST be equipped with an approved FIRE EXTINGUISHER fastened within reach of the driver. It must be a dry powder type, rated ABC, BC, B, or C, and be 2-½ lb. minimum. A current inspection/service tag is mandatory. Centralized anti-fire systems are mandatory only in cars using hand controls. High back aluminum racing seats are mandatory in all WCIS weekly divisions.
3. An approved DOT HELMET must be worn whenever a driver is in his/her racecar and on the track for any reason. A SNELL 95 RATING or newer is extremely important for your head protection.
4. No passengers in the racecar at any time other than official supervised organized events.
5. NO ELECTRIC FUEL PUMPS ARE ALLOWED except 4 cylinders stocks. All air must be filtered through traditional style air cleaners, no air modification devices.
6. No racecar will be permitted on the racetrack without an official in position.
7. No racecar will be permitted on the racetrack when the ambulance, wrecker, fire fighter, and their crews are not in position or when the RED lights are on. Special permission must be obtained from the race director before any vehicle may enter the track when it is closed.
8. Any racecar using bolted-in weight will have the weight secured on the racecar with a minimum of two ½ inch bolts. Weights are not allowed in the drivers compartment without safety tech inspection. All twist-in spring spacers must be safety wired.
9. SAFETY BELTS and SHOULDER HARNESS – Each car shall be equipped with aircraft type, 3" wide, quick release lap belts attached to the roll cage. Additionally, each car shall have a shoulder harness with minimum 3" wide nylon straps. Shoulder harness shall be securely attached to the roll cage. Seat belt and harness shall latch with a single device such that both are released with a single release action. All belts will be bolted to the roll cage assembly from the rear with at least 5/16" aircraft or 3/8" standard bolts. This is MANDATORY IN ALL CLASSES. A V-type crotch belt is recommended. Safety belts and harness are to be no more than 5 years old and in good condition.
10. A ROLL CAGE IS MANDATORY IN ALL CLASSES of racecars. See construction specs under each class of cars. The cage will be at least four-post design with two posts in front of the driver and two behind the driver with 3 minimum bars installed in the passenger door. Construction will be of steel tubing, no galvanized and no pipe fittings. The craftsmanship and welding of the roll cage must pass safety inspections.
11. FRONT DRIVE SHAFT LOOPS ARE MANDATORY IN ALL CLASSES. REAR HOOPS ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. 360-degree loops attached with ears that are bolted or welded to the frame with a minimum of two 3/8" bolts on each side. THE DRIVE SHAFT WILL BE PAINTED WHITE.
12. ROUGH DRIVING will not be tolerated. The first offense may result in disqualification and repeated offenses will result in suspension and/or fine. Retaliation may result in immediate disqualification and ejection from the premises. WCIS will not tolerate this behavior.
13. Three spinouts during one event by one driver may result in a safety disqualification.
14. Any mechanical condition or action by a driver deemed to pose a hazard to that driver or other competitors would result in a mechanical black flag. The car must go immediately to the pits, get repaired if possible and await direction from track official upon returning to competition.
15. All cars must slow down when the yellow light comes out, The speed of any cars in the pits should be kept to a MAXIMUM of 5 MPH.
16. Aluminum seats are mandatory in all classes. Securely fastened with a minimum of six 3/8 grade 5 bolts. All seats must be a minimum of .120 in thickness.
17. Racing fuel cells are required in all regular event classes. Fuel cells must be mounted securely behind rear axle, protected by roll cage tubing. No part of the fuel cell should be lower than centerline of rear axle on extended past protective bars. All cells must have check valve, vent and safety foam.
18. MIRROR – Maximum surface area size allowed is 25 square inches. Single pane only and usage will be at the discretion of the officials.
19. Any part # or identification mark that has been removed may be cause for disqualification.
20. Any significant dragging sheet metal or other object which may create a safety issue must be repaired in the pit area. Vehicles in question will be directed pit side by officials or black and yellow mechanical black flag. No vehicle will be allowed to compete without Sheet Metal, Bumpers or Nerf Bars safely mounted in position.
21. No antifreeze in radiator – use of redline lubrication and additive is allowed. Anti-freeze is greasy and hard to remove from the asphalt racing surface.
1. Race officials and management will resolve any disagreements over technical questions or operations. When their decision is rendered, said decision is FINAL AND BINDING.
2. The track management will establish the length, frequency, and administration of all events and programs. The management and officials will determine all finishing positions. Their decision is final. Any complaints, disputes, questions, or problems must be directed to the race director immediately following the event. It is the duty of all drivers, car owners, and mechanics to bring to the attention of the officials any unsafe equipment or practices as well as any rule infraction of any car and/or driver.
1. The only people allowed on the track or infield are approved track officials. Everyone must stay away at all times unless requested to assist for a special reason. NO ONE IN THE PIT AREA WILL APPROACH THE ENTRANCE RAMP TO THE TRACK AFTER THE RACES HAVE STARTED. Drivers may seek a place of safety in the infield following disablement. Following a crash, STAY IN YOUR CAR! DO NOT examine your car while the green is out!!! Pit crews, owners and personnel related to the car are not allowed out on the track following an accident or injury. Do not enter the racing surface without expressed authorization. An official will okay your entry at the track entrance and signal you to proceed. Any competing vehicle whose speed has been reduced to a point where it causes a safety problem or retards track activity will be removed from the racing surface at the option of the officials.
2. The WCIS racing program is based on the availability of enough vehicles in each class. If the number is not available, alternative scheduling or programming may be used. Racing events will be "lined up" in various ways to accomplish the best racing program. Driver changes may be made only before the feature race starts and only after reporting such change to the race director and head scorer. Any points earned in the event will be awarded to the starting/ qualified driver. From the time any car is signed up for an event and until all the cars have been released by the race director following the close of the event, the driver of any car shall be the SOLE spokesperson for that car and shall be responsible for the actions of his pit crew. In the event the driver is incapacitated, the chief mechanic / owner, may speak for the car.
1. OFFICIAL STARTER – All practice and competition activity on the track are under the immediate control of the starters. All competitors shall adhere to their directions.
1. OFFICIAL STARTER – Practice sessions are 1½ hour before race time unless otherwise announced. No practice without starter, and emergency personnel. Length of practice is determined by available time, not by number of practices per division.
2. LINE UP – Line up is based upon point system from prior race results. Any entry signing in after starting time is subject to start scratch. Any entry not in line up chute when previous race is ended is subject to start scratch for that race. Once feature green flag falls, no new entry will be permitted on track for competition in that division.
3. START – All cars must stay in line and maintain pace. No acceleration until reaching the designated white line. NO passing until past the start/finish line unless a car is completely off pace. Pole inside car set pace. Before completion of one lap, original position except cars involved in incident start in rear of field. If virtually whole field is involved in incident, a complete restart and original positions may be reset.
4. RESTART AFTER ONE LAP COMPLETE – Line up is in the order in which car running at the display of the caution flag or last lap completed. If red flag, restart according to line up of caution lap or last green lap if no caution. Cars involved in incident start behind those not involved. On restarts, passing only to the right until past the start/finish line. If sufficient laps completed, race may be called with points and money according to position held for restart. If 5 laps or less remain, under caution lap cars go to tail.
6. INCIDENT – Any car causing caution or stopping due to mishap and not driven immediately in caution lap or to starting line may be considered involved in incident.
7. REPAIRS – No car may be attended to on the track. In the infield or pit area, only driver may attend to his car. If repairs are necessary and the yellow or red flag is displayed, a car will be permitted to pull into the Pit Area only when directed by a track official. All entries returning to the track shall start to the rear in order to return. Once white flag is shown signifying one lap before starting, gates will close at the discretion of the gate official. Only authorized personnel shall be in the infield at any time during the program.
8. MANNER OF DRIVING – Only one person allowed in racecar at any time on track or in pits. No part of the driver's body is to extend outside of closed body of racecar during the race or practice.
9. COMPETITOR PERFORMANCE – Continual ill-handling or rough riding will result in disqualification. Any car which leaves the racetrack with all four wheels must return in safe manner.
10. LAP OR TIME PENALTIES – A lap or time penalty is the act, during a race, of detaining a driver off the racetrack for a certain time or a number of laps, whichever is appropriate as determined by Speedway Officials. A lap or time penalty may be imposed when the competitor has violated the applicable rules, direction from a Speedway Official or a known race procedure. The Speedway reserves the right to assess such penalties after the event when there is insufficient laps or time remaining in the race to impose a lap or time penalty. Scoring will be corrected accordingly.
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Make Music for Me, a maiden who finished a closing second to Lookin at Lucky in both the Best Pal Stakes and Del Mar Futurity, will start in the $750,000 CashCall Futurity Saturday, trainer Alexis Barba said Sunday at Hollywood Park.
Make Music for Me, a son of Bernstein, is winless in five starts and comes off a disappointing sixth-place finish as the 2-to-5 favorite in a maiden race at the Futurity distance of 1 1/16 miles here Nov. 22.
"I hope he gets a better trip this time," said Barba. "He got behind a wall of horses and couldn't get out."
Make Music for Me showed great promise in the two Del Mar races and finished fourth in the Breeders' Futurity at Keeneland before hitting the sour note here.
"I'm pleased with the way he is doing," said Barba of the colt, who worked five furlongs in 1:00.40 here Wednesday. "I hope to get back on track and see if he can duplicate his races at Del Mar."
Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith, who won the 2003 race on Lion Heart, has the call in the Grade I test. Make Music for Me has earned $118,700 for owners Ellen and Peter Johnson.
A field of seven is probable for the Futurity, headed by Lookin at Lucky. The Eclipse Award contender, an unlucky second in his last outing in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile, heads a trio of candidates from the stable of Hall of Famer Bob Baffert, who won the race for a fourth time last year with Pioneerof the Nile.
Baffert plans to enter Lookin at Lucky (Garrett Gomez), Generous Stakes runner-up Marcello (Jose Valdivia, Jr.) and either Conveyance or The Program, Victor Espinoza up.
Other probable starters include Breeders' Futurity winner and Breeders' Cup Juvenile third-place finisher Noble's Promise (Robby Albarado), Hollywood Prevue Stakes runner-up Get My Fix (Joseph Talamo) and Prevue third-place finisher Seattle Ruler (Martin Garcia).
Seattle Ruler worked five furlongs in a bullet 59.40 seconds here Sunday for trainer Mike Harrington.
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Bickersons, a Canadian-bred trained by Kelly Breen, will be ridden back by Joseph Talamo in the Grade I test for 2-year-old fillies at 1 1/16 miles on Cushion Track.
The front-running filly has won two of six starts and finished third in the Spinaway and Oak Leaf Stakes, both Grade I races. She has earned $149,180 for owners George and Lori Hall.
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Other probable starters include Miss Heather Lee (Victor Espinoza) and It Tiz (Joel Rosario), second and third, respectively, in the Moccasin; and Eastern shippers Amen Hallelujah (Alex Solis) from New York and Suzanne from Florida.
All the probables except It Tiz will be supplementary entries.
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The Ed-Data site will help you find answers to these and other frequently asked questions about the finances, demographics, and performance of California's K-12 schools.
Learn more about the site and how to answer the questions above.
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As of September 2014
2012-13 Graduation and Dropout rates for schools, districts, counties and the state.
District parcel tax and GO bond elections through June 2014.
2013-14 demographic data at the school, district, county, and state levels. You can also compare schools and compare districts using 2013-14 data.
Ed-Data is a partnership of the California Department of Education, EdSource and the Fiscal Crisis & Management Assistance Team (FCMAT) designed to offer educators, policy makers, the legislature, parents, and the public quick access to timely and comprehensive data about K-12 education in California.