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Does Civic permits prevent double booking of a space?

"Bulk" scheduling periods will allow users to submit requests for any times and dates that fall within the current permit period.  Once Bulk scheduling is closed, new rolling requests cannot be made if a permit has already been issued, or is in the process of being issued, for the requested facility with overlapping dates and times. 

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Can I request multiple locations at the same time?

Yes, if the locations are grouped in the same category, such as two outdoor fields, or the Gym and Pool in the same facility.
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RIOC has evaluated numerous course options on the island and strives to keep them uniform for all events. In cases of course interruption (construction or unforeseen events) course alterations maybe discussed on an individual basis. 

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What is the maximum number of participants I can have at race event?

The number of registered participants should not exceed 1,000 for your event. 

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We strongly encourage event participants to take public transportation. There is limited parking available at the Motorgate Garage. 

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No, event organizers must arrange for medical services. 

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Can we have amplified sound?

Amplified sound is permitted in Southpoint Park prior to, and after, your event.   

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Welcome to the California Military Department’s careers page! Every role here represents more than just a job — it’s an opportunity to be part of a mission-driven team that’s shaping the future.  As you explore our openings, know that we value diversity, innovation, and the unique perspectives each individual brings.  Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just beginning your journey, there’s a place for your in the California Military Department.  
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Hear tiny sounds with a Super Sound Cone!

Hear tiny sounds with a Super Sound Cone!
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This is so easy!
 
 
Just roll the poster board into a cone shape, leaving a small hole (about 1/2 to 1 inch across) at the pointed end. Leave the big end as wide as you can. Then tape the edge into position.
Take your cone outside. Put the small end in your ear. Point the cone in different directions and listen carefully. Notice how different the world sounds with and without the cone to aid your hearing.

This girl can clearly hear her big sister's watch ticking from this far away!

What tiny sounds did you notice with the cone that you didn't notice before?
The cone is a funnel for waves

Like waves in the ocean, sound makes waves in the air. Air jostles back and forth as the sound energy waves pass.
If you put something like paper in the path of the sound wave, it will
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cone is a sound funnel! 
The same sort of idea makes NASA's giant dish
antennas work. These antennas listen for signals from the planetary
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antenna dish in this picture is 70 meters (about 230 feet) across. This
antenna is in Australia. See how tiny the cars look by comparison?
 
We can't just build a spacecraft, tell it to phone home once in a while,
then launch it to Mars or Jupiter! We must have a way to hear its tiny