MAM ?

I would like to make an apology for jumping the gun and pointing fingers.. Only hearing one side of the story from 7-10 people on the same side didn't help my judgment..
Ken & Lisa, I am Sorry. I will try to help make the changes needed within the Nebraska Region to have a better 2012!

Wahoo!!! We have a race!

I am the Paddock Marshal Wed-Friday, If you are coming i can fill ya in on whats available.. There is 4 acres of over flow, about enough paddock for 200 teams.. It would be a BIG help If the guys with 53ft+ Rigs get a hold of me before friday night on the 19th.. :D
http://www.racemph.com/Paddock-Hastings-Locations.pdf
7,8,9 & 20 are spoken for..
 
Mitch, either in #18 or the place you were last October pointing at #20.. We so far have a BMW, 2 Miatas & a Honda in VW Ville... There will be 8-10 VWs...LOL

Big Dave is taking over Paddock Marshal friday night.. We, VW Ville & My wife, need to do the friday night Meal... I will bring a vw sticker for your Mazda..ha HA ha
 
Tell ya what we'll grab #18, if setup right we (VWville) could have a nice little compound. I need a VW sticker AND a Lael's performance/Waterhaus sticker! Let us know what we can do to help with the VWville meal.
 
My apologies also for being cynical about the discussion surrounding this event. Good on everyone for getting it done behind the scenes. See you there!

Karl
 
MAM photo from Omaha World Herald.

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From my local news station.

Corps: Gavins Point Releases At 40,000 CFS By October
Published: July 29, 2011, 9:29 AM

The Army Corps of Engineers says there is a record amount of water to evacuate from the Missouri River system before winter sets in.

Friday morning, Brigadier General John R. McMahon went over details for how it will accomplish that goal. McMahon says the Corps hopes to restore the system to levels from before the 2011 flooding event and also get ready for the 2012 runoff.

To do that, the Corps plans to drop releases from Gavins Point Dam to 40,000 cubic feet per second by October. This weekend, it will lower releases from 160,000 CFS to 150,000. It will hold at that level until the middle of August when it will start being lowered by 5,000 CFS each day until it reaches 90,000 CFS by August 27.

A main focus is to get people back into their homes and get to a recovery point. The Corps also wants to drop water levels so that it can evaluate levees and dams along the river.
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" ..... Corps hopes to restore the system to levels from before the 2011 flooding event and also get ready for the 2012 runoff. ..... " there was a statement from the Corp not much mentioned several months ago that next year could be worse - that the trend of the last ten years will remain with increasing amounts of water needing to be released .....
 
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