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Org: CSA (1772 Posts)
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Wisconsin Wiggle War
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On 6/15/2007 Corey
wrote in from
United States
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Good Luck Dan-O, you show those cheese heads who's the head cheese
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Medical Emergency?
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On 6/13/2007
Dan Hughes
wrote in from
United States
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Yeah Pat, my son is doing fine now. He had a stomach virus that seemed like it might be something worse.
Hey Gareth/Striker et al. When are the races in the Seattle Area?
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Hood River 2007
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On 6/10/2007 Gareth
wrote in from
United States
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Hotel Info:
Prater's Motel 1306 Oak Street Hood River, OR 97031 Phone: 386-3566
A Lone Pine Motel 2429 Cascade Hood River, OR 97031 Phone: 387-8882
Vagabond Lodge 4070 Westcliff Drive Hood River, OR 97031 Phone: (541) 386-2992
Comfort Suites 2625 Cascade Avenue Hood River, OR 97031 Phone: 308-1000
Stay tuned for PayPal sign-up info and more race weekend information coming soon!
Thanks! Gareth
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Hood
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On 6/10/2007
Cat
wrote in from
United States
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Thanks Pat!
You are always on top of things & I, for one, appreciate it!
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West Coast Championships -- addl' Info
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On 6/10/2007 Pat Chewning
wrote in from
United States
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http://www_slalomskateboarder_com/ISSA/2007-Contest-Sanctions/USA-Oregon-JUL7.pdf
This document has some further information.
(You will have to cut, paste into browser, edit by replacing _ with .
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Hood River
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On 6/10/2007
Cat
wrote in from
United States
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Gareth & other Oregon peeps.....
When are the details going to be posted for the race??
It'll be here before we know it!
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Park slalom
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On 6/8/2007 Pat Chewning
wrote in from
United States
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A huge THANK YOU to Dan Hughes and David Addington for setting the course in the park slalom.
Dan had to leave early for a med emergency -- did that turn out OK?
-- Pat
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Oregon State Games Park Slalom
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On 6/7/2007
Pat Chewning
wrote in from
United States
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Judy Oyama sent this link to an article about the park slalom event -- with photos.
Click here for link
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State Games
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On 6/6/2007 Pauliwog
wrote in from
United States
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Hey, that was fun, Thanks to Pat for putting on another great event. Everyone was looking faster than I remember them before, That was great. It was great getting smoked by a BUNCH of dudes in their 20's, it's about time that started happening - You know who all of you are! Adios- Paul
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Good and Bad starts at State Games
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On 6/5/2007
Pat Chewning
wrote in from
United States
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The tone starts in the Hybrid tripped up a few people. I decided to take a look at the results and see what I could find.
The results are here: Click here for link
I finally found an aspect of slalom racing where I am almost as good as Michael Dong --- hitting the start on the money.
Your top 3 best starters (total time in 8 runs going early or late) are:
Michael Dong .66 seconds too early or too late over 8 runs Pat Chewning .89 seconds too early or too late over 8 runs Dan Miszewski 1.15 seconds too early or too late over 8 runs
The absolute best start of the day was a tie .003 seconds from the tone (Gareth Roe and Dan Miszewski)
The prize for the worst start of the day goes to Josh Burt who started a full 12.04 seconds after the tone.
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Organizer Fatigue at OSG
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On 6/5/2007
Pat Chewning
wrote in from
United States
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In the Hybrid race, Ladder Bracket 2, run 2
Dong is supposed to be in the left lane, Moy in the right. I call them up, enter the names into the computer, and glance up to make sure the right racer is in the right lane.
I say: "Swap guys, Dong is supposed to be in the left lane".
They say: "We don't need to swap, check again."
I bury my head into the computer's spreadsheet. Sure enough, it says Dong needs to be in the left lane, Moy in the right.
I say: "Swap lanes" They say "No, I was in the other lane last race"
I re-look at the spreadsheet, check the last run.... looks good to me. I finally stand up, look right at Dong, who is in the right lane and tell him "Move to the left lane" He turns around --- IT'S not DONG! It is Corey Moy!
Two skinny, fast, dark-haired guys with Roe-Racing chest protectors racing each other and I'm so tired I can't tell one from the other ....
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oh ya
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On 6/4/2007
malcolm
wrote in from
Canada
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also if anyones interested, toby on coastlongboarding said he had a turner foamcore for sale
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yep...:)
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On 6/4/2007
malcolm
wrote in from
Canada
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Gary- talk to doug, he knows something about something about personal timers.
thanks pat for the amazing race, so much fun it should have been illegal. great meeting everyone. aumsville was great, but i probably would have raced better sunday had i not gone to the park for 4 hours :) anyone have the final results with times in order rather than age group? thanks.
we will all meet again soon im sure
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CSA GS
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On 6/4/2007 Dave
wrote in from
United States
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Just posted the GS race for 6-24-07 on the contest calendar
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OSG Salem - thank you Pat and everyone!!
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On 6/3/2007
peters
wrote in from
United States
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quick post of pics as there's way too much to say about this incredible weekend before conking out tonite.
such a great vibe with the new riders like Dylan taking well deserved medals home- and other Cali riders Ravitch, Judy, Bruce, Tay, Cat, Tokle, Marcus, Norski, John Kim, Lance, and the Canadians Malcolm and AJ, all road tripping to get there. Group 'W' and PDX crew-- smokin all weekend!
thanks again Pat Chewning for putting on a smooth race, and RoeRacing, Subsonic, Khiro, Rebel Skates and many others for the sponsor support--
these are mostly off a cel phone, hope to see more pics including that big group shot later!!
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Timing
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On 6/3/2007 Gary
wrote in from
Canada
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Thanks Pat, I'm looking for practices and small competitions. I'll take a look at the link.
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Timing
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On 6/3/2007 Pat Chewning
wrote in from
United States
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Take a look here for some suggestions on timing equipment. http://www_slalomskateboarder_com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=2513
What will the timer be used for? Practices? Small competitions? Large competitions?
For reliability, I suggest a Trackmate timer --- if you don't mind hand-entering the information from the timer into a spreadsheet when running a race.
If you are more interested in a timer for larger races and you want the times to automatically appear in the spreadsheet, then Chronocone is a reasonable choice.
Chronocone takes more effort to set up, and it takes more expertise to run than the Trackmate. Whether it is an overall win depends on the level of skill and practice of the timing operator, and how big and fast-paced the race is.
I do have to tell you that I am the developer of Chronocone, and I am biased.
-- Pat
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Ti-ming; timing
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On 6/2/2007 Gary
wrote in from
Canada
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I am sure that this question has been asked before, but that was before I visited this site. I am looking for a supplier for timing gear. It doesn't have to be wireless, it does need to be less expensive and reliable (if those two criteria ever go together.) Any advice you can offer would be appreciated.
I add my congrats to Brad for rippin it up in Europe!!
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MC Pauliwog and NOR CAL in da house
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On 6/1/2007
peters
wrote in from
United States
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lookin forward to seein you all!! heading down with Strike Force tomorrow morning.
and good luck to you BRAD in Hannover this weekend!!!
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I will NOT be held responsible.........
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On 5/31/2007 Pauliwog
wrote in from
United States
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.......if Capt'n Dave gives me a Redbull and the microphone to Chewning's PA system. That's all I have to say on the matter.
It'll be good to see everyone at the State Games Race. -P
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OSG
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On 5/31/2007
Cat
wrote in from
United States
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We are all leaving tomorrow for Salem! Eric, Marcus, Judi, Ravich, Norski and little ol' me!
I can't wait to be in Oregon again!
See ya'll soon!
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CSA now owns a PA system
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On 5/31/2007 Pat Chewning
wrote in from
United States
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For less than the cost of renting a PA system, I bought one for CSA's events. Got it used from a church that was upgrading their PA system.
5-input equalizer, amplifier, nice microphone with on/off switch, a big-ass speaker. Tested and works. Connected to my MP3 player built into my phone. All for $50
The only thing we HAVE to do is keep Pauliwog away from it ......
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soc ray blu
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On 5/30/2007
dan-o
wrote in from
United States
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try the sk8kings sight.
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Paris
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On 5/30/2007
Shane @ NorthWestLongboarding.com
wrote in from
United States
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Congrats Brad!!! Anyone know where there are some pictures posted up from the event yet? i'd like to put a few on my website.
Shane
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