Okay, I've got 530 on the clock here. So I'll convene this meeting. Holly, would you please go ahead and call the roll? President Swan. Present. Vice President Henry. Here. Director Moran. Present. Director Fultz. Here. Director Ferris. Here. All are present. Thank you, Holly. Okay, we'll go right to the agenda. Rick, do you have a couple of new business items? I'll turn it over to you. Okay, there's still, it looks like our attendees are still coming on. And I'll go ahead and start our first item of new business is Community Power Resilient Allocation Special District Program, Representative Authorization, Environmental Planner, Carly Blanchard will present this item. Carly. Great, thank you, Rick. So about a week ago, we received a grant opportunity through Cal OES, which will help fund any money that we've spent for PSPS events in the past. So when PG&E shuts off the power for power safety events, we can use this money to purchase generators and fund some of our fuel and other costs. So right now, we have until tomorrow to get this submitted to Cal OES, so I've been trying to get as much information into the grant proposal. But we will need the board to select a representative for the district as the signatory as we have in past grants. So we have attached this resolution, and we're asking the board to pass this and allow Rick to sign out all the application paperwork for us. Thank you, Carly. Do we have any questions or comments from the board for Carly or Rick? I also see that Holly had her hand up as well, but I'll go first here. And Carly, do you have any idea how much did we spend on a daily basis for fuel? That's what we're going to get, this ballpark number. Right, so that would be a better question for James, but unfortunately, the grant period is only from July 1st of 2020 until October 31st of 2021. So right now, we haven't spent any money on fuel except for this newest event, which we haven't actually estimated those costs. So what we focused on for this grant are the bigger costs, which were those generators that we purchased. So that's going to pretty much use up all of the funds that we can apply for right now, the grants for a total of $300,000. And by just using those grants that we've purchased, I mean, sorry, the generators that we've purchased, we're pretty much going to meet that $300,000. Okay, great. Thank you. So would we get this $300,000 to even though we've already purchased the generators, or is it for additional purchasing of new generators or materials? Right, so two of the larger purchased generators do fall within that period, and then we're planning to purchase one additional mobile generator. Okay, great. Thank you. Any other questions from the board? Holly? Yes, I just wanted to note on the resolution, the date is incorrect in the packet, and so I wanted you to know that the date has now been changed to October 29th of 2020 for on the resolution. Okay, thank you, Holly. Do we have any questions or comments from any of the participants or attendees? None? Okay. Okay, so I guess I'll go ahead and make the motion that we adopt resolution 520-21, appointing Rick as our point of contact with Cal OES. I'll reflect on the motion. Thank you, Lou. Okay, Holly, would you like to record the vote? President Swan? Yes. Vice President Henry? Yes. Director Moran? Yes. Director Fultz? Yes. Director Ferris? Aye. Motion passes. Thank you, Holly. Okay, Rick, back to you for item B. Item 2B is the landslide and debris flow hazard condition representing the San Lorenzo Valley caused by the CZU wildfire. We discussed this at the last board meeting, and if we have additional information, recommended that the board review this battle and provide comments in regards to the landslide and debris flow hazard conditions in the Harmon Creek watershed. The CZU lightning complex wildfire started as a series of lightning fires on August 16th, 2020, across the Western Santa Cruz and San Mateo counties. The fire was active for more than a month and burned approximately 86,500 acres with 1,450 structures destroyed in one fatality. This includes approximately 1,600 acres of watershed land owned by the district that supplies about half of the district's water supply in the San Lorenzo Valley. Large areas of the watershed land were burned by the fire, resulting in the possibilities of landslide and debris flow hazard conditions during the upcoming rainy season. The district has been working with the help of emergency contractors to mitigate hazards, including identification removal of fire damaged trees, posing hazards on district property. The district has also been coordinating with numerous other agencies engaged in post-disaster emergency efforts within the San Lorenzo Valley. Such agencies include the County of Santa Cruz, Cal Fire, Cal OES, the California Department of Conservation, FEMA, the U.S. Department of Agricultural, and the Natural Resource Conservation Service, among others. Two of these agencies, Cal Fire and the California Department of Conservation, recently released a report entitled Watershed Emergency Response Team Evaluation, a CZU Lightning Complex. A copy of the work report is available and there's a link in this memo and you can, we do link to it off the district's website. October 21, 2020, the district's board of directors reviewed a memo from the district manager outlining the work report and discussed conditions outlined in the Harmon Creek Watershed. The work report further states that on page 40, based on our limited field reconnaissance, a properly designed and located deflection structure may reduce the potential for evulsion from the current channel on an unnamed watercourse immediately upslope with a Boulder Creek Elementary School and a joining residential neighborhood and we refer to that as the district's Harmon Creek stream. The actual debris flows pathways are highly uncertain and were difficult to predict during the rapid evaluation. Deflection structures may prove effective in reducing the chance for evulsion in other areas where the potential for post-fire debris flow and flowing impacts on flooding impacts were observed. For these reasons, the report recommended further observation and determinations be made by a state-certified professional geologist and professional engineers. The district continues to be engaged in ongoing discussion with county representatives with direct post-fire knowledge of the Harmon Creek Watershed and the work report. The district believes the county could help facilitate a design for a deflection structure given the familiarity with the watershed and its technical resources such as professional geologists, engineers, and importantly, the county's ability to reach out to state and federal agencies with emergency construction those of the district on its own. The board directed staff to continue pursuing county state assistance considering mitigation measures for Harmon Creek and report back to the board. On October 28, 2020, Santa Cruz County Fifth District Supervisor Bruce McPherson facilitated a meeting specifically to address recommendations in the work report. Intending this meeting were the authors of the work report, several members from Cal OES, Department of Conservation, Cal Fire, County Flood Control, County Public Works Director, representatives of the district, there was a total of 19 participants. Bruce McPherson's office released a summary of the meeting and it's the summary goes that the purpose of the meeting was to discuss the San Lorenzo Valley Water District questions regarding the work report relative to mitigation debris, mitigating debris flows specifically in Harmon Creek. As described by various state representatives on the call, the purpose of the work report was to provide data and a rapid assessment of conditions after the CZU lightning incident and not meant to be interpreted as a comprehensive list of recommendations. Work report focused on life safety and provided data to the local community to use, analyze and develop their own local emergency response plans and projects. It was affirmed that public and private property owners are responsible for debris flow mitigation on their property and whether or not to do mitigation. Relative to Harmon Creek, there was a consensus among meeting attendance that it could be useful for the district to clean up choke spots identified in the work report, which may help with small or medium sized debris flows. There was further discussion or consensus that mitigation measures would not protect property and life safely in the event of a major storm. So educating the community regarding the urgency to evaluate or to evacuate when notified would continue to be very important. Lastly, it was affirmed that the use of K-Rail was not advisable as they could become projectiles during a major debris flow event. District representatives expressed a desire to do the basic choke spot cleanup as was specifically identified in the meeting and preferred to do so with proper permits. To that end, it was agreed that Rick Rogers would receive contact information as follow. The Cal OES, the contract to the get permits for the Clean Water Act Fish and Wildlife Regulations. County Public Works was going to supply information for the process to inform Fish and Wildlife about completing an emergency project. Other follow-up discussed in addition to the major communications program, the county is coordinating to inform the community regarding debris flows and evacuation plans. The McPherson office would reach out to the Boulder Creek Elementary School, the Boulder Creek Cemetery and the Boulder Creek Business Association below Harmon Gulch. Moving forward, a unified message regarding the urgency to evacuate when notified will be consistent from all cooperating agencies. In the summer eyes, the district is moving forward obtaining emergency permits to remove the choke points identified in the work report above the cemetery in Harmon Creek. As soon as permits are obtained, contract labor will be used to facilitate removing the choke points in which it's estimated to be a three-day project. Additionally, the district will continue communicating with the public about the hazards associated with possible landslides and debris flows and update its internal response plans for the protection of the public water facilities in the event of an emergency. The work in Harmon Creek will not alleviate the need to evacuate as directed by the county and residents must be informed and prepared for winter rains. With that, I'll add that the permit process is more or less a notice to agencies that we are moving forward with the project as an emergency response to the wildfire and to the potential for debris flows. This project is considered to removing these choke points are where the stream would most likely leave the flow channel and come down Harmon Road down by the school. If we clean this one choke point out, most likely the stream will stay in its channel. We will not know that until after the events. It's a small measure to take in the watershed, but it's a very important one. If we can keep the stream in its channel, I think we'll be as good as we can get in the amount of time that we have to address this. We feel that rain will be coming shortly. We can move in there and get this project done within a week. We can do erosion control. We will use best management practices and digging in the stream channel. There's a very small, excuse me, there's a very small flow of water in this creek.  We will use silt netting to ensure that we do not send turbidity downstream and we will obtain a biologist to be on project during excavation. Those are the key usually to any time you work into a stream. With that, I'll kind of give it back to the board and try to answer some of your questions if possible. Thank you, Rick. So as I understand it, then there's not going to be any deflection barriers constructed or there's no recommendation to do that and it's individual property owners. Excuse me, if we if we remove the choke point and that choke point is where the stream would back up and then leave the channel and go down the roadway. It was kind of the general consensus by removing that choke point. You probably wouldn't have to do any barriers downstream because it would stay in its creek bed or in the flow channel. You won't know. There's no guarantees but it was felt pretty comfortable that that would work and they did not recommend taking on a project of putting up KRL or barriers and if private people wanted to do and there felt and there was some feeling that there's this responsibility of homeowners to do some mitigation if they felt necessary. And the aspect of communication and advising, it sounds like the county is going to take the lead on communication regarding the need for being aware of evacuation if if the need arises. That's correct and staff attended a meeting today with the county personnel and all mapping and information should be out Monday, Tuesday of next week. Pretty much all the maps and all the evacuation information is completed but they didn't get a chance to get it out today and they wanted to be available to answer questions. The county is on furlough tomorrow so they're putting everything out starting Monday. Right. Thank you, Rick. Any any other questions or comments from the board? Director Moran. Okay, I'll go first. Thank you. Thanks, President Swan. Rick, I went up there today to the cemetery and looked at that site and where is the stream in relation to the IOS cemetery. I didn't see a stream. You have to go past the cemetery. There's a second gate and I'd be more happy to take you Rick or James would either one of us it's a quick it was about another 500 yards maybe up from that second gate at the cemetery. Okay, well I went into the cemetery. Okay, the road right to the left of there and you can take that road up where right when you get to the end of that road is where the actual work is meant to be done. Okay, great. All right. So that would be great James if we could do that. So what I noticed is so this was the edge of the fire what I saw down at the cemetery and I was pleased to see that plants are growing back. There's sprouts happening and but the the one thing that is obviously evident then when you're driving up there is the school is right below there and you want to do as much as you can you know what you want to do as much as reasonably possible to protect that school in any kind of minor rain, big rain, any kind of rain. So I agree with the priority of Harmon Creek area. So the other thing that I wanted to say is I saw you had the the big flash and sign already and it said what exactly did it say I drove by it quickly but debris flow area what did it say debris flow danger and it gives you the numbers to put into your cell phone so you'll be notified that's a joint project that we're working with the county Boulder Creek fire and SLB water to put a changeable message sign out. Right so that was all great so thank you for answering my questions and it was interesting going up there and seeing what could potentially happen. Oh well one other question excuse me so if you're doing this project is it handwork or is a bulldozer excavator going up there you know trying to avoid erosion?  So when you say erosion control is that the burlap netting? Yes and PG&E needs to get in there and do because that's also the PG&E access road that they cross our property to go up where they replaced all the poles that go up to empire grade and so they need to get in there and finish up their erosion control as well. And one other question I saw about a two inch pipe on the side black plastic pipe is that water district's pipe or? Yes that's a temporary line running over to feed those two homes right there at the end of Harman it comes over to Redwood because they're where they sit is a little high for the water to come around and get to them and we never established those connections so they've always been ran back there and so that's another project that's going into Teemaw. Yeah that was burned by the fire and if you saw Rick that fire came right down to the school field right down to the cemetery and right down to the back of that last house by the main gate. Yeah thank you very much both of you for your answers James and Rick. Lois you've got your blue hand. Yeah so are you mainly focused on Harman Creek because there's a possibility that you can do something to mitigate the debris flow where other areas it might be impossible to do anything? Well we're not really going to mitigate the debris flow we're just trying to keep it in the channel in the actual channel instead of letting the debris flow or the creek jump the creek and go down the roadways you know it's mapped to where it'll go right down Harman Street into the school and then down I think it's oak and then down loman down to the operations building or down to highway 236. I mean that sounds incredibly large flow and volume but it could go any of those ways and and the reason we're doing this is to try to mitigate and so it doesn't go down that way so it stays in the channel but we were not doing anything to control the amount of debris slow it down it's just to remove what the geologist called a choke point. So if getting rid of the choke point doesn't if it's a huge debris flow is the choke getting rid of the choke point going to help or not? I can't answer that but I think it's going to help you know that's that's that's not my okay no I mean it's it's going to help in a way no matter what it's going to help you know the majority of the debris stay in the channel but I mean an excessive one that's too big for the channel yeah it's obviously you know it's going to help but it's not going to mitigate at all. It's going to go down the channel. So when I went up Clear Creek Road and saw all the burnt out homes and I did see one home where they were doing something to protect their hillside they were taking care of it themselves but a lot of the homes were burnt out and Clear Creek you could see all the debris and and everything that could come down there and I realize the the I probably won't even say it right the fan the alluvial fan is so huge there by the post office that if Clear Creek just went crazy that there would probably be nothing that could be done because it's a big fan and and I guess it would all have to be dealt with by evacuation and you know I hear people say the creek isn't very big and let me tell you Lompeco Creek looks like nothing usually but when there's heavy rains it's a raging torrent it's just crazy you don't want to find yourself in the creek and so I I'm just concerned about other places in the valley and I get what you're talking about with Harmon Creek and that's really dangerous but so is Clear Creek and what's the other creek I I didn't look at that one but I really I agree with you but what happens is on Harmon Creek we're on district property when you were you're at up on Clear Creek you're down on private property and you're in the county and state right away county will respond to those culverts along Clear Creek state Cal Trans Department of Highways they'll respond down on the highway nine they'll take over those responsibilities and both county and state are gearing up I mean that's clearly in the responsibility of those two agencies our property on Clear Creek ends all the way I mean doesn't start until the end of Clear Creek Road okay okay so none of that debris stuff could be coming from any of our property is that's what you're saying I can't say that I mean we're upstream there's no doubt but yeah we have no choke points we have no choke points and there's and it's not just for property and it's out of the responsibility of the district and there's other agencies that should step up in the county right away the county should step up in the state right away the state will step up yeah and the whole point of Harmon is we're clearing out the choke point and we have no identified choke points on these other creeks and we'll just build up a bigger debris flow so that's why we're focused on Harmon and you know it's like at the at our meetings that we've had this is a joint effort by all agencies not just you know Santa Rosa Valley water we all have to do our part and I'm I'm really confident that the county and state they're really planning this out you know they're they're looking at Montecito and the big difference between Montecito is that Montecito didn't have very long they only had like two weeks to plan before the rains came and and their vegetation and so forth is different they don't have the redwoods and the forest but they're gearing up for that type of work along Third Creek Road they know about it they've been contacting homeowners they've actually went out Third Creek Road house to house looked at tree to tree you know they're out evaluating everything along the county and state Highlands okay thank you thank you Lois uh but I think Lou had his hand up uh first Steve I only see your hand up oh okay maybe he put his hand down um yeah following up on what Lois was asking about Rick I'm I'm still a little confused in this so we have a number of creeks that cross our watershed property that presumably would be sources of debris and you know any kind of rain at some level um and certainly even a light rain if the ground saturated there's going to be a runoff um are we saying that there is no barriers or any other kind of obstruction in any of the other creeks other than Harman Creek when I say that I'm referring to the work report and I don't know the waters they talked about all the different stream but the Harman Creek was the stream that was um outlined uh that could leave the channel um you know I I haven't been up and walked like nor am I you know qualified on that but the geologists supposedly have been up on all the watersheds uh in the county um and the difference between as you get up in our watershed the stream channels are very steep where where Harman comes right up to the road where the clear creek and foreman those are steep you know canyons uh it's very difficult the stream can move around in that canyon but it can't come out like it like in like the bottom of Harman and now when it gets down these streams get down to highway nine you know there's there's culverts there uh that Caltrans is supposedly having a rapid response crews in the San Lorenzo Valley that are going to be at these points uh to respond but and we're not talking you know I don't want to get into this because I'm really not this is not my my wheelhouse but we're not talking about saturation we're talking about a little amount of rain in a very short time that can cause debris flows the first rains are going to be the worst uh those are the ones that are going to give us the the debris flows from what I understand um and that's why they're putting together this very sophisticated early warning system based on soil moistures and rainfall they I think they have a close to a dozen rain gauges from one end of the of the county to the other and working with many of the of the weather agencies it's the first rains that are going to be the most dangerous and it's a very small amount of water in 15 minutes and and that could be at least some rain could be within two weeks according to the long range forecast so um I was interested in the statement about the k-rail um and becoming projectiles how is k-rail installed typically several ways it usually pins together you know there's hooks and a daisy chains with a pin together um you know there's ways that you could put k-rail in and anchor but I I think that they're looking at you know just going out and putting k-rail on the ground like the state does for traffic barriers is probably not sufficient you'd want to cable them in yeah yeah no I mean I would I wouldn't even dream that somebody would just put things on top of the ground at least we wouldn't do it or the county wouldn't do it but I was I was a little concerned about that because it it makes it sound like well if we can't have a perfect solution we shouldn't try to do anything with k-rail at all um I'm concerned about letting the perfect media enemy of the good I'm certainly hoping for a winner with no heavy heavy rains that would generate a major debris flow but it seems to me like the county has basically determined that they are not going to make any of their resources available for any kind of design work like that and as we discussed our last meeting the district our district with a you know 10 to 12 million dollar budget is really too small to have that kind of specialized resources on board the county budget is more like 900 million and so they have those kind of people available is that kind of the the message that we should be taking away reading between the lines here you know not on Harman I mean at this meeting there you know this project went from you know there was several discussions on the scope of this project and the original project was probably more than we could get completed before the rains it was you know a lot of k-rail or a lot of deflection structure you know a lot of engineering those types of things what we're looking at we're settling on is a go up there restore the creek natural channel so you're not engineering you're going in there and removing material that has come down from previous storms over the last 20 years probably and has built a sandbar up so you're going in there and restoring the creek so you're not really doing a lot of engineering and not changing the flow of water and I have the county geologist and I had several from Cali asked to say let us know when you're doing this and we'll come out and so it's going to be it's going to be what I envision you know four or five of us standing there with white hard hats on watching the excavator dig and say that's good and restoring the channel yeah I get that but are they looking at do I mean as Rick said earlier the schools there the cemeteries there that the town is there are they looking at doing anything in addition to that over a longer period of time yes this is something that can get done it sounds like within a couple of weeks perhaps but are they looking at doing anything more to reinforce that area up there over a longer period of time where they basically just saying hey we're done we're not going to take this on they have not indicated that they're going to do any other mitigation measures do we know why I couldn't speak for the county I know they're they're pushing all their resources in on evacuation safety and you know dealing with the debris flows as they come you know but the geologists aren't going to be working on evacuation that's a different sort of set of people the technical resources to design additional protection for our critical infrastructure up there are different folks so are they worried about getting sued I can't answer that I can't I can't answer that there's going to be a Bruce McPherson's gonna have a town hall coming up at Highlands Park once one thing that's came out of all this to get message out I mean those would be good channels that to discuss that he's getting ready to to facilitate a town hall meeting with all of the experts as well I mean if you're worried about getting sued at least you want to get sued for doing the right thing right now basically what it sounds like is everybody's on their own I find that a little bit confusing because on the one hand the county is taking a very active role in cleanup from this but on the other hand it sounds like they're basically saying hey we're not going to touch any kind of protection issues so I know we have tried to talk to people about private companies about doing design work around this and they basically all said hey the liabilities too much I would suppose that private individuals could hire those same companies but they'd probably be looking for indemnification from individual land of private owners whereas a public agency I think their fear is probably we might give them indemnification but the public could still sue them so it sounds to me like this is you know getting more into lawyer time than anything else on the job for clearing out Harman Creek is that a prevailing wage job yes okay and the people that we've talked to were willing to take that on yes and and the one contractor works for Cal OES and does do emergency response and they do prevailing wage these contractors do okay good um yeah I'm really disappointed in the outcome of the meeting from the point of view of protecting our critical infrastructure up there I guess we should all hope and pray that you know we don't get major storms but at the end of the day if we have not taken on working with the county or the county's not taken on protecting that infrastructure I don't I think there's going to be a lot of a lot of fallout from that should any of those structures up there get destroyed or damaged in in significant ways um okay so um do we know when uh supervisor McPherson's going to have that town hall no I'm trying we're trying to buy that down it should be like in the second week of November you'd like to do it before the rainy season and because there's a lot of questions on evacuation and the county's response well what well has the county indicated that if private individuals wanted to do their own structures that there wouldn't be a lot of red tape or bureaucracy around permitting and that sort of thing that people could basically get it done right away as long as they could hire somebody you know again I can't speak for the county but what they've indicated the type of the type of response mitigation would be more of a sandbag because I know that they're putting sandbag stations throughout the San Lorenzo Valley for people to to get sandbags and do that type of their own mitigation as far as building some type of you know engineered structure I you have to refer that to the county I I think we're we're we're falling really short of our number one duty to our community which is protection of life and property and I get the evacuation that's certainly not mutually exclusive in my view but um the rest of it is um yeah we're the rest of it we're falling short thanks for uh thanks for the answers rick and doing that um look forward to getting that harmon free clear down and we'll continue with this item either on the regular agenda or special meeting agenda is to keep the board updated and get you information let you know when this has been completed great thank you now on this project I I am finding the county very supportive and you know I you know I thank Supervisor McPherson it took him to get all the players in the room you know and that's what I've tried to explain that I can't get all those players in the room I can get right well I mean it's it's basically no risk no liability for them at this point so that's that's kind of why they decided to go you know it it was I appreciated that we got these players in the room and that we're moving forward you know that's I get it I get it thank you good thing about uh direct ferris thank you president swan is there any precedent for the district doing these choke point clearing in the past have we done it before we've done debris flow clearing from stream channels in the past yes okay my second question is um not dealing with the the eastern slope of the ben loman mountain where most of our property is our other properties in the district are there are they at risk for debris flow to our knowledge no and there I look at the mapping today no but you know the director of operations is working on a couple key facilities that are in the fire zone that did have fire come right to them with erosion control measures he's working with one of our consulting contractors and our consulting engineers to put our facilities that are in the fire areas that are in debris flow areas to protect and our one of our biggest is our curvy water or our felton or our plumber or lion water treatment plant in boulder creek and we've moved most of the debris above it and they're installing some k-rail uh to just to protect the back section of the treatment plant projectiles yeah well not we don't believe they will be because these would be the debris flows just into the into the plant and not stream flow uh just to protect the plant we are very concerned about our water treatment plant and a couple other facilities up there thank you rick thank you lou any other questions or comments from any of the directors if not i'll go to the uh participants and the attendees we have beth thomas calling you thank you president swan um thanks for the great information rick uh one a couple of questions have occurred to me you know there's some information around in the community that I think is confusing and suggests that the water district is responsible for more areas than you're talking about tonight and I suspect that that is the difference between I mean the question I have basically is has the county been the one who identified harman as the area that there were choke points that need to be dealt with and if that's the case have they identified any other areas are we not discussing other areas because they haven't identified them well the work report that identified uh that was completed by um cal fire and conservation district um county did not do that report you know they sent that report out and they're using that report um in their mapping and they're also using the county geologist to kind of what took the work report and then went off of the work report and did additional um but the biggest and again harman was in the work report as one that something you know could be done to keep the the flow in the channel and I know I've said that a lot that's important and and that has a chance to mitigate um and keep that stream flow I'm coming down in the boulder creek it's not a guarantee right there's no guarantee on that but the likelihood is will be reduced so the work report did not identify our cal fire did not identify any other particular areas that the water district should be doing something similar as with harman well it identified a lot of areas that should you know that that should be looked at and made recommendations but not like harman and not specifically to the water district yeah that's what I'm talking about yeah okay I think that's important for people now right that's that thank you thank you Beth uh Gail you had your hand up what I just thought I would add is that um it's important to remember that the work report was done very quickly came out very early on and many of the things that they identified were just kind of quick ideas and and I think that the uh deflection barrier um on harman creek was an example of that and um there's been quite a bit more work done by Jeff Nolan who's the county geologist um the other thing I would point out is that the basin that harman creek um drains is very tiny and so the usgs modeling of the sizes of debris flows that would come down there is very small compared to ones that would come down foreman creek p-vine creek uh clear creek literally a hundred times smaller and so what that means is that the kind of mitigation they're talking about where you go out and clear out that place in um the creek where it goes from being steep to where it flattens out and spreads out along the louisville fan you actually have some hope of it being effective um because the debris flows are likely to be small there and and so I think that's part of the reason that this makes sense me um is that it it actually might work on the other hand if you tried to do this in clear creek or foreman creek or p-vine creek um you know take a bunch of uh logs out first it's not on uh district land because our land is all further upstream whereas harman creek it's our land that the choke point is on um there are choke points on foreman p-vine clear creek on on most of the streams coming down there but they're not on district land so what they're suggesting is I think you know it's a sensible thing to do it's not a super expensive thing to do um and so I'm all for it um and I I think that you know based on the modeling that's been done um this is a good response thank you yeah any other questions or comments from any of the attendees I don't see any okay okay back to the panel uh director vaults I'm going to hope for a rain year that is favorable for us we can get through the first year maybe the second year won't be as bad um I and I'm looking forward to that um community meeting that may be held it sounds like at the time of the potential first rain reporting to the long-range forecast so at that point we may actually have some indication of what's going to happen right moran uh yes I just want to be uh clear that I support this uh three-day project to you know remove a choke point on harman creek I support that I don't think you're asking for any board action about this rick so I'm just providing information you know the board is obviously very concerned about this I and I understand why it should be uh and the board is given direction they want to be kept well informed and that is the purpose to keep you informed and we will continue to keep you informed well with that new information I uh support the project going ahead thank you director Henry well I I heard rick moran talk about seeing sprouts of plants coming up and we do need some rain hopefully nothing too major because we need plants and things to come back and help control the erosion that happens when it's just bare ground we we we do need uh some growth on on these hillsides that's all and oh I I go along with whatever uh rick has laid out to try to take care of this problem I'll go along with rick moran on that one and rick rogers any further uh questions or comments by anybody on the board anybody on the staff I just like to to leave with saying that everybody and you all as board members talk to a lot of people it's important that folks follow the instructions of the county they're I think I really believe they're on top of this evacuation in the early warning system and so forth don't get complacent tell tell people they say evacuate evacuate be prepared this has the potential to be a very serious dangerous to life and property event if the county says evacuate evacuate it's important that we follow and it's not saturation here the first rains could trigger this it's a little rain in 15 minutes it's a small amount of rain because nothing's going to soak in it's going to run off and I can't emphasize enough to follow the county's recommendations you know the sheriff will be out going door to door on evacuations I mean they're taking this extremely serious and I can't say enough that we need to follow and recommend to folks to to follow the county's evacuation orders also everybody in these areas can expect to be seeing a CERT team start circling the areas going door to door and getting headcounts and giving information out starting I do believe Monday there will be a CERT team going throughout every one of these areas who would be the the key contact person from the media standpoint at the water district if they wanted to find out more about this so that they could make their to the county Steve of on evacuations and so forth I mean we're conduit and trying to pass stuff out but you want to find out more about like Harman watershed or the this Harman project I would recommend they contact me but as far as pre-planning evacuation and those type of things I strongly recommend to the county the ones that are planning this and have all information we speak with one voice on this all right thank you Rick Moran yes in trying to follow up on what Rick is saying here um you know this valley has become really acquainted with evacuations but um the thing that it reminded me of is we have to be prepared for an earthquake and it's a you know there's no forewarning about that so you know at least maybe we'll have some rain to be telling us what's coming here but um you know our history with earthquakes has given us some idea of how to be quick and know what to take with us during an evacuation thank you be prepared okay any uh anybody have any final parking comments or thoughts no with that okay well the uh we'll call this meeting adjourned and thank you all very much for your participation and Rick thank you for the great information and uh thank you all the staff that uh put it together yeah all right thank you good evening


Hi, everyone, happy Sunday. I'm Joe for jaspy's casebreaks.com, coming at you with Jaspy's 17 box training camp football mixer. We've got some Follison here, some hip parade VIP, some other great boxes, pretty nice stuff. And at the end of the break, we're just randomizing all 32 customer names at the end of the break. Top five, we'll get $100 of break credit each. So if you get randomized a bad team or something like that, or if your break just doesn't go well, you can still hold out hope for a little bit of break credit to put back into your pocket. I think Follows Collegiate doesn't have a checklist, so we're gonna go by our non-checklist rules, or no checklist rules, which means it'll go to the team that they're currently on if they're active, or they'll go to the team they played for the longest if they're inactive. And that's the highest level right there. We've got a lot of nice boxes in here, ladies and gentlemen. So, big thanks to everybody here. I know I did, Chad. Big thanks everybody here for getting in on the action. Appreciate it. Congrats again to the people who won Spock's as well, and the various filler breaks that we had. There's all the teams here. And let's roll it. Let's randomize names and teams at nine times. Three and a six, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and ninth and final time. Three and a six, nine times. There's nine right there. Got a couple errands down to errand. Three and a six, nine times for the teams. One, two, three, seven, eight, and ninth and final time. Six and a three, three and a six, nine times. There's nine times. Saints down to the Panthers. Good luck. All right, Aaron with the Saints and the Broncos. Sean O with the Chargers riding with the Giants. Sean P with the Packers. Jeff with the Niners and the Browns. Sean with the Raiders. Seahawks and Titans. Daniel with the Cowboys. Robert with the Colts. Daniel with the Eagles. John with the Bengals. Christopher with the Vikings. Sean with the Lions. Tom with the Cardinals. Aaron with the Buccaneers. Gail with the Bills. Chad with the Dolphins. Excuse me. Sorry, I'd sneeze there. Michael with the Chiefs. Steven with the, one more. Excuse me. Jaguars for Steven. You can see the rest. Rams, David, Nelson with the Ravens. Keith with the Texans. Robert with the Washington Football Team. Daniel with the Falcons. Roy with the Steelers. Dylan with the Jets. Sean with the Bears. Sean O'Leary with the Patriots. And Aaron with the Carolina Panthers. All right, so we'll put this on one screen. When we come back, we're gonna see if there's any trades. Then we'll have the break. Stick around, BRB. All right, welcome back, folks. Last break of the night. Thanks for staying up late on a Sunday with us. Appreciate it for the 17 box training camp football mixer. No deals were done. It's all good. Thanks to everybody. So, a lot of boxes here, so let's just start working through whatever box is in front of me. We'll close out with the VIP and the collegiate box right there. I just wanna actually, sorry, I should have done this during the trade window. I just wanna double check and make sure there's no checklist for that flawless. I think they had a collegiate checklist for NT and or Immaculate, but I don't think they had one for flawless. Or maybe they had one for flawless and not the other ones. Oh, you know what, they do have one. No, they don't have one for flawless. They have a link there, but it doesn't go anywhere. Okay, so yeah, we'll go by our collegiate rules on that flawless break over there, which means it'll go to the team. They played for the longest if they're retired. We'll use proflipallreference.com to help us there and I'll go to team day. Are currently on if they are active. Ooh, we got a super or an out of five, gold, vinyl, X's and O's, Blake Martinez and Aaron Rodgers. One of one. Good start to the mixer. That's for Sean Peterson. And a one of one, out of five's and under to get the train whistle. All aboard, the big hit express. Woo-hoo. There's Vaughn Miller right there to 99. Foster Moreau for my Raiders. Goes to Sean O'Leary and the Raiders. And we've got a Miles Sanders. Rookie ticket on card autograph for Daniel Katz and the Fly Eagles Fly. Miles Sanders. The content is off. You ready to have this one? Just grab the next box in front of you here. And all those numbered cards we're gonna set aside just in the interest of time. And this is a little bit on the later side. We're just gonna. All right, see you. Bye. We're gonna have our sorting and shipping team kind of sleeve and top load those before they start sorting it all out. All right, good luck boys and girls. Do all card shipping this? No, no vet comments shipping this. A little golf on in the background. Championship, open championship. Good luck. First autograph is rookie ticket auto Harrison Phillips. Buffalo, go to Gale. We've got a dolphin. We have Mink of its Patrick. Rookie ticket autograph for Chad and the Dolphins. A little bit of tried to trade couldn't trade Mojo. And we've got a Judge Edo Smith. Going to Daniel and the Falcons. Jake Kumro, Sean Peterson with the Packers.  Flaring up here. Yeah, it happens Rex. More often than not. All right, at 75 Phil Rivers. And a ticket sub autograph. Rookie ticket auto Dalton Schultz. It's for Daniel and Dallas. That might be our lap. Oh, we got one more here. We got a Luke Falk 12 out of 99 playoff ticket autograph. That's a problem. Next two, I'd be bringing for much later. If I had that performance enhancing drug or PED. Oh, I don't even know that that was a Cougar Chad. We are not book ending the day very well. I feel like we started the day like that. Ending the day like this. Couple of many boxes or a blaster boxes here. A few rugs, pink. DeAndre Swift raided rookie hollow. We've got a Jalen Hurts here. Little Michael P. Ryan, CD lamb pink. That's for the Cowboys. That'll be for Daniel. And there's a Michael P. Ryan back here. All right, 2017 Donneress Mega Box. Moose Hoise I think was leading this, leading the champ. Open championship for a little bit. Too fast, John Rom. Too fast. Folks, for those of you listening and who enjoy the golf, do you know if you're familiar with top golf? I don't know if any of you have top golf in your region or have heard about them, but heard about top golf years ago. I was like, that sounds like a blast. And I finally went to one in Arizona, I think. I think there's one in Vegas too. And they're finally building one in Los Angeles. Maybe about 20 minutes. Maybe, yeah, 15, 20 minutes north of the shop here at Hermosa Beach. It's gonna be a lot of fun. Sterling Shepherd, I wonder how late they're open. Like after work, could I go to... Ooh, Chad has a top golf five miles away from you. How late is yours open? Because I work kind of late. So maybe I wanna swing the clubs a little bit, swing the sticks a little bit after work. Work on my golf game, my non-existent golf game. I don't have a golf game, but maybe I could develop one. I mean, maybe hours differ by location, by region, but hopefully mine will be open late. All right, nothing too crazy in this mega box. Got that Dalvin Cook and Alvin Camero rated rookie cards are pretty cool. All right, what about, let's dive into this. This is the Asia exclusive, red and yellow parallels. Latest is 10 p.m. It's the virtual and not the full area like Vegas. I actually don't know what ours is. I think ours is gonna be like the full area one. Well, I didn't know they had like a virtual only one. That does sound cool. Dan Marino, the under script and Okua Bonham. We got some base kind of base heavy stuff here. Let's start working through those. Two boxes are a little bit heavier. We got a Donner's Optic football box up there too. Marino is out of 49, 31 out of 49. Red, yellow, it's for you Chad. So this is 20, what year is this? This is Top's Chrome football. Remember Top's Chrome football? This is 2013? Yeah, 2013. Tavon Austin on the cover. Little blast from the past. I think I'm gonna try to get some. Couple of my friends are already into the golf. I think it's time to start getting into the golf. I enjoy watching it. You know, and if I'm gonna win the lottery and then I win the lottery then I wanna build a Natural Grass, my Natural Grass mini golf course. And then I'm gonna have to have some experience out there on the golf course. Matt, what's going on? 2013, ladies and gentlemen. I don't remember who was in the 2013 draft class, aside from Tavon Austin. But we're gonna find out. Oh, Levy on Bell, rookie. Deandre Hopkins rookie. There's another card behind there. We got a Luke Keekley. Pink to 399. Marquise Goodwin. We got a die cut, Stedman Bailey. I would love to be able to find some 2014 Triple Threads football. I feel like Triple Threads football from 2014 is either impossible to find or just ridiculously expensive. I can't imagine there's too many cases of that around in the world where they're being sold at a decent price. Nice, Chad's wife, Mrs. Chad, enjoys the mini golf, loves the mini golf even. There's Brian Banks to 499, Camel Refractor. So when I win the lottery, yeah. That's the idea. It's a Natural Grass miniature golf course. It'll probably be 21 and up. There will be adult beverages. You know, somewhat of a dress code.  All right. And the autographed Terrence Williams, you know? So like, so I envision, hey, what if we put like in Vegas? Like, what if we put like a, because I feel like a Vegas would be like a place where you would have something like that, something silly like that, right? You know, and you'd have to wear like golf shoes and all, and it would all be, it would all be like putting green, basically. It would all be putting green. You'd get, you would get nice putters or you can bring your own putter, get nice putters and all the obstacles would be, all the obstacles would be like all like well made. It'll be nice, like lagoons, but not like that weird like pool water you see at miniature golf courses. It's Joseph Randall, you know, but it'd be like nice water and it's a nice water fountain, you know? And it's like a, it's like a real like taxidermied hippo that I'd find in like Africa somewhere, you know? And you would shoot a golf ball into its open mouth. You know, I'd get like an actual, I'd have like the finest Dutch craftsmen, craftsmen and women building a windmill for me to put in the middle of my course. There'd be different themes. Maybe there'd be a cave theme or a desert theme, you know? Maybe I'll cut off the top of the point of a pyramid and bring it over. Be like an ancient Egypt theme or something like that. There'd be a central area, maybe a DJ, maybe a DJ area or a gathering area or something like that. Like a bar in the middle, you know? It'd be in Vegas. So maybe you'd have like Zed or some popular DJ, you know, Diplo or something like that come out. Spin some tunes while you're putting around with your friends. There'll be some, there's some maybe a blackjack table or two in the clubhouse or something like that. Good food obviously, gotta have some good food. Snacky kind of food. So yeah, I don't know, I'll have to, I'll have to find some investors. Joe hates children.  They're fine most other places. They're great. Your dad was a, except I was growing up from the, it was a taxidermist. Was he a good taxidermist? Could he do a hippo? There's Rodney Anderson to 60. Bengals. That'll be for John. Well, when I actually make this a serious idea, I will definitely, I will definitely try to, I'll definitely mention it. We'll look for some investors. We'll just have to, just have to convince the right people, Chad. I'm sure when the people of Topgolf were like, you know, when they were trying to get investors, I'm sure investors were like, so it's a driving range where you drink. And they're like, no, you're not getting it. It's not just a driving range where you drink. Come on, banks. Without vision. No, we're talking about an experience. It'd be like Topgolf for your putting game.   When do you ever get to practice your putting game? Right, and this is a putting course where you drink. It'll be just be like Topgolf, but for putting. And challenges. You know who we need, Chad. We need to talk to, we need to talk to Steph Curry about this. There's Lamar Jackson to 199. Steph Curry has that mini golf show. Let's carry on, Johnson, carry on my way. Bryce Love raided rookie hollow, Rocky Asin. He was good, says Rex. He went bare hunting in Michigan with Ted Nugent back in the day and did some stuff for him. That's cool. That's a good resume right there. Here's 2014 Crown Royale football. I think it's on a network television show. I think it's on ABC or Fox or something like that. But Steph Curry hosts an extreme miniature golf course show. I think it's called Holy Moly, but it's just like a mini golf course times, but it's more extreme. I'm not into doing the extreme part of it, but there'll be a 30 foot ramp that you're supposed to get your golf ball on and into an island where the hole is. There's like obstacles that can stop you from getting to your next location and all that fun stuff. I haven't, I've only seen an episode or two. Like I think it sounds better. I think it sounds better than it actually plays on TV. There's Joseph Foria, five out of five, die cut autograph for the Lions. Sean O'Leary, all aboard the Big Head Express. Woo-hoo. I think it might be their second season chat. So there may be some clips that you can catch on the YouTube. There's Fulio Jones, 59 out of 99. Zach Mettenberger, just read. Not numbered, but it'll ship. It's hard to see the writing on here. It's Coney Ealy though, 44 out of 99. Where are the hits? Ooh, Eddie Lacy. Eddie Lacy Relic, all pro material. 392 out of 4.99. For Sean Peterson and the Green Bay Packers. Jay Amparo's going on. Build it like Happy Gilmore theme with real alligators or a giant clown head that spits the ball back and laughs at customers. I could do that. Yeah, the plan is to have like, I forget how many holes is mini, I need to go to a mini golf course for some research. Can I write that off? Next box. But I plan to have like, let's say it's a nine hole course or something like, I think they're 18 though. I would have like four different 18 hole miniature golf courses that you can play. Here's 2013 promenade, by the way. And each one would have a different theme. All right, one could be like a desert theme and one could be like an ancient Egypt theme and one could be like, you know, you're in the Netherlands. So maybe one could be like scary clowns and real alligators. But the aim is to have it like realistic. If I have a castle there, I want that castle to look nice, you know?  Not like cheap plastic concrete obstacle. I don't want that. Like a nice, like reclaimed wood or something like that. But make that the, make that what it is, you know? Running water, natural grass, good greens. That's a Spencer Ware to 99. And there's pillars of the game Reggie Wayne to 75. I know I should, I should set up an LLC, write all that stuff off. Luke Yockel, 10 out of 25. Yockel, Yockel, Joquel. Die cut autograph for the Jaguars going to Stephen George. And there is Landry Jones, two out of 49, rookie silhouette and autograph. That'll be for the Steelers. Roy got randomized the Steelers. And his former teammate, Garrus of the Throne, Levion to 2.99. Where's Levion Bell now? I feel like he's talking like, he's talking like, oh, and I think he was, I was misused in my time with the Jets. And I never got things off the ground with the Chiefs. So, I don't know, but all players say that, right? One of my favorite things we'll view on players who have been out for a long time or been ineffective for a while really. Ah, yeah, this year in the best shape of my life. That's when you gotta worry when someone says, oh yeah, when I come out from a major injury and they're like an older player coming off a major, best shape of my life. Feeling great, never better. Best shape of my life. Jay Novicek to 349 for the Cowboys. Stedman Bailey, dual relic for the Rams to 99. It'll be for David, David C. Limited threads, two out of 49. Dequel Jackson, it'll be for the Browns. Jeff Henn, Cleveland, this is for you. And Levion Bell, we were dancing around it, now there's his autograph, 47 out of 49. So, it felt like a matter of time. Roy with the Steelers. Hopefully he does bounce back. I'd like to see that happen. Best shape of my life. Ben Rothfinger is probably saying, he's gonna come into camp and be like, I feel great. I feel like I'm the best shape of my life. There's Andrew Luck and Matt Ryan out of the 2013 limited football. Oh, we're almost, this is going a little bit more quickly than I thought, nice. All right, we're moving along. So, we'll go Illusions, that playbook back there. Couple mini helmets, and then I guess we'll do, should we do flawless first? Or should we do hit parade first? What do you think? Hit parade last, says Chad. Okay, we'll do hit parade last. Darius Layton, 499. Inton Impact, Jacob Eason. 16 out of 50. Two color jersey Colts, Robert Flores. Got a Joe Burrow to 25. I think people are saying that he's supposed to be right on track, coming off that knee injury. Best shape of his life. Justin Herbert to 399. It'll be weird not seeing Drew Brees on the football field. Eric Dickerson, jersey and auto. Seven out of 25. I think he does a lot of local LA radio around here too. Rams, that's gonna be for David. Got some good penmanship there too. Ooh, that was a close more call. Kind of a bit toasty here. Leviska Shnalt Jr. to 499. Khalil Mack to 149. Tua Tungova Loa. Base card for Miami, that's for Chad. Brandon Aik, Inton Impact Relic. For the Niners, Jeff Henn. Emmett Smith, Living Legends. Dalvin Cook to 499. Shining Stars. Khalil Mack, numbered card stack. Squared away, there's some Jalen Hertz. And we've got 17 out of 25s of Perlatives, Chad Hennings. For Dallas, Daniel. Ooh, a two out of seven, Antonio Gandhi-Golden. I like that sunburst pattern we see there. That's for Robert and the Washington football team. The encased auto is, just kidding. J.K. Dobbins. 60 out of 99 for Nelson and the Ravens. This is one, what year is this? This is one playbook, looked a little weird. 2018, I think they re, did they reconfigure in 2019? Must have been the year after. Or it's now in the format that we've come to know and love. There's Marcel Aitman, Purple Foil. Next is an O's, Doris Fountain of Youth, Colts. Robert Flores, nothing too crazy there. Whatever you buy out, J.O.P., that's what's next. Anything where you and you alone buy out all the spots, I'll do it, just for you. All right, your 1993, who am I? America's favorite game, 1993, number eight overall draft picked by New Orleans. This is gonna go to Aaron and the Saints. Played collegiate football at Louisiana Tech, 11-time pro bowler, nine-time all-pro, eight-time all-conference, 1990s all-decade team, NFL 2000s all-decade team, and pro football Hall of Fame in 2012. Who am I? An offensive tackle, play for two teams my entire career. It's already a saint. But think about your Hall of Fame saint, offensive tackles. No, crickets. It's Willie Rove. Oh, Redmond's got it, nice. Kind of hard to see. There you go, there's a good angle there. Willie Rove, Hall of Fame inscription. Nice classic helmet here. JSA looks like, JSA sticker and card. There, nice. All right, so that was the tri-star, Hidden Treasures mini-helmet. Now we've got a Gold Rush mini-helmet. I think Gold Rush gives us that fun game show card. You don't remember Willie Rove? I feel like he's one of the few offense alignments whose names you actually do know. That's how you know that he's a good offensive lineman. I feel like if you look at his picture, here hold on, I'm gonna flip screens just for a second. I feel like you know Willie Rove, no? Right, played for the Chiefs too. I mean maybe he's an AFC West guy when he played for the Chiefs, maybe that's why I remember him because my Raiders have probably played him twice a year. Who am I? Retired Safety in the NFL, also a Hall of Famer. Played for two teams my entire career. Drafted in 1989, first round 20th pick. Two-time Super Bowl champion, eight-time Pro Bowler, two-time first team all pro, second team all pro, two-time UPI first team all AFC, NFL 1990s all decade team, part of this team's ring of honor. Finished my career with 1,180 tackles, 24 interceptions for 408 interception yards and five sacks. Man, I hated this guy. You can probably guess, he's so good though. Nice, Kevin's got it. Denver Steve Atwater. The orange ink on the helmet is pretty cool though on this Eclipse alternate. Looks like you got a Beckett card in the helmet. Should be a corresponding sticker on the back, there it is. And that is four. I think Aaron got both helmets. He had the Saints, got the Willie Rove, and he has my rivals, the Broncos. Joe Pease is only 24 interceptions a week. That's 24 is pretty good, especially when you're that good and they're probably not throwing to you as much. You're less interception opportunities. All right, we're gonna do this last. There's the 2020 flawless collegiate football. I think, did we use this in a different mixer some other time? That Broncos secondary, in general, was pretty good. I don't know, does that seem low? Most interceptions by a safety is my Google. Hey Google, I think they're just gonna give me NFL interception career leaders, huh? I don't know, it was enough interceptions to get him to the Hall of Fame. Yeah, I guess Paul Kraus back in the 60s, it went to a different time, but he had, I'm trying to see if I can, well, Woodson had 71 and he kind of played in this, maybe it's slightly later, slightly after Atwater. Charles Woodson, Rod Woodson had 71, Charles Woodson had 65, but they're more defensive backs. Maybe those guys get more opportunities, I don't know. I can't, I don't know how to judge, like I'm not that good with football enough to like judge who's a Hall of Fame defensive back? Who's a Hall of Fame, like aside from you just using interceptions as a number, but like, how do I know what a, the Hall of Fame offensive lineman is? Just cause he's just as easy as not giving up sacks maybe? 25 out of 25, Brandon Iick. But then again, I think it does hold true that you probably don't get thrown to us often, you don't have enough opportunity. He's all a famer, who am I to argue? Brandon Iick for the Niners, that goes to Jeff Henn. 13 out of 15, two color jersey, Tyler Murray. Jeff Henn had the Niners, Tom has the Niners rival, the Arizona football Cardinals. It's gonna be a good division this year. Remember this has no checklist, so we're going by the teams that are currently on if they're active, and whatever team they play for the longest if they're inactive. Eight out of 15, Henry Ruggs, the third. That's for my Raiders, that's gonna go to Sean O. Right, yeah, I'm sure his interception numbers weren't what got him to the Hall of Fame. Almost wrote Oakland on there. And then I started writing L, then I started writing LA. None of those made sense. They're in Vegas, Sean O'Leary. There's Dave Casper, the friendly ghost, 16 out of 25. Everyone knows where old Dave Casper ended up, right? Dave Casper. Boy, I remember my old man telling me stories about Dave Casper and all of his exploits at Notre Dame. He played for, he played for Oakland. He played for Oakland? I do not remember Dave Casper. A little bit past my time. Dave Casper, now goes to the Las Vegas Raiders. Sean O'Leary. Jake from State Farm. Buffalo! Eight out of 20, that's a nice patch. Bills, gale with the bills. Table stores love the bills. Keeping the table industry, the folding table industry in business. I think this guy's a, this team Broncos. Yeah, K.J. Hamler is a Denver Broncos. This is a really great patch, look at this. 15 out of 15, 14 out of 15. Citrus? Aaron with Denver. This guy must have played for that team the longest. I think he played for one other team? No, he only played for that team his entire career. I thought he had one more team at the end. No, there's Brian Urlocker. Forever a Bear. Three out of five. That's Sean Maddock with Chicago and all aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo! Out of 10, lights, Camara, action. Dual Diamond Relic Autograph. One out of 10. Great hit for the St. Aaron. No bogeys in the last 31 holes, Jesus. Off topic, but it got to, don't know where he's choking. Oh, you got Luis Robert rehabbing down there and got him to sign a bat for you. Nice, that's pretty cool. That's right, yeah. It's good to hear that he's rehabbing. Some good news too. All right, ooh, there's some good stuff in here. All right, let's do the gem first. That's David Montgomery, one of one. One of one Diamond for the Bears. Sean Maddock, all aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo! We've got two color, three color patch and autograph. We love it. Jay Hart, Jordan Love, 20 out of 25 for the Green Bay Packers. That's for Sean Peterson and the Green Bay Packers. Next month for Luis Robert, that's just in time for their playoff run right here. Yeah, Corey Seager needs to get back soon too. Tell him to hurry up. Look at this, one of one, John Elway, Jersey and autograph. You got the Stanford Cardinal color right there? One of one, John Elway, going to the New York Yankees. Just kidding. You could've. But he went to Denver, played football instead with the Broncos, Aaron Whittington, all aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo! But wait, there's still one more and don't forget the break credit. A lot of you are thinking, man, I didn't have a very good break, but remember, we're randomizing everybody's names. Top five, get $100 of break credit each. Plus we still have one more hit right here too. And Corey Seager should be back within, ooh, nice. Follow the good people at hip parade, if you'd like. Here's their social media info there. Yeah, not a bad break for Denver at all, Kevin. My rivals. All right, let's see what we got here. Last box, good luck. It's for the Fly Eagles Fly Immaculate Collection Football. 91 out of 99, three color patch. He's got some good, he's got a nice auto. I like that penmanship there. Jalen Hertz, Daniel Katz with the Eagles. Thanks everybody, really appreciate it. Let's give away some money and then we'll do a recap. Let's go back to the description really quick. At the end of the break, we're gonna take all 32 names, top $500 of break credit each. So let's grab everyone's names from Tom down to Robert. New dice, new list. Let's roll it and randomize it. Five into four, nine times. Top five after nine. One, two, three, four, five, got it, six, seven, eight. And I think once more, ninth and final time. Five into four is nine. Again, ninth and final time. Now I appreciate everybody getting in. Hopefully some of you will be able to get some nice hits out of here. Real big congratulations to the top five. Whether you hit or not, you got some break credit going your way. Wow, Aaron, what a break for you. $100 break credit, Keith. Aaron again, Nelson and Sean O'Leary. Aaron's name I called out a lot, but Keith Nelson and Sean O'Leary, not too much, so there's $100 of break credit going your way. Congrats, thanks everybody. I'm Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us. Congrats again to the top five right there. Great break for you too, Aaron. And we'll see you next time for the next break, jaspyscasebreaks.com.


Hey there, Chad Bonds, you're here for High University Libraries. I currently have several hundred business students who are researching the ice cream industry.  In this video, I'll show you how to use BizMiner to understand local industry conditions for the specific industry. Here you go. When we first arrive at BizMiner, what we're going to do, we're going to go into the industry market profile. I've got a separate video on how to use the industry financial profiles, but for now we're going to look at the industry market profiles. Once we're in this area here, first you have to select your industry. And to do so, you can do a keyword search. For my search, I'm going to search for ice cream. And you can do a search there and hit the hourglass or just hit enter. And this will pull up all the keyword terms that are associated with that industry. I'm interested in particular looking at ice cream parlors, so I'm going to choose this industry and this industry code down here at the bottom. You can see that we'll populate it down here in our industry market profile. I need to now select a market area, so I'm going to go and choose a select market. And you can go in here and search by county, by zip code. For my example, I'm just going to click on the state and kind of show you what kind of information is available that you can see from the browsing context. I'm going to click on Ohio here, and this will take a minute to load. But what this will do is actually populate all of the available zip codes and counties and cities that are available within the BizMiner dataset. Once that loads, you can see BizMiner is organized by metro areas, by counties, by zip codes. And if we scroll down and get all kinds of information that we can look for, for the local area. For my example, I will choose Franklin, Ohio as the county. And then once I do that, it will do an analysis and tell me that there are 67 operations in that area. And I just simply have to click access now and then access now one more time to retrieve the data for Franklin County. Now, you'll notice up in the top right-hand corner, it's taking a little bit to load. It's going to actually load that live, so it may take a couple of minutes to actually load the data for you. Once these buttons are filled in, you'll then be able to access the information on the left-hand side of the page. Once the data says it's loaded, we can then go over here on the left-hand side and look at information. I particularly like to start looking at the competitor section. The competitors tab has a nice map of the region, as well as on the left-hand side, you can see the names of some of the companies that are in the industry. So if we look at one, it will give you the sales bracket and classification, the website for the company, as well as more information about the company. It doesn't give specific sales information, but it gives you a good idea about who some of the key competitors are. Likewise, you can go over here and look at the annual industry sales. You can also look at things like startup information, how much the total market share for startup companies in the industry, in the local market, as well as cessation, numbers of companies that have gone on a business over a certain period of time. So it's a great way to kind of get an overall look at how a particular industry is doing in a location. Hopefully this video helped you understand how to use BizMiner to understand local industry conditions. Should you need more help? Check out my business guides. Take care.


Okay guys, I just want to show you what the phenolphthalein titration endpoint should look like So really, really light pink, okay? Barely can see it So hopefully you guys can see it, right? Not like this, dark, dark pink, way too far, okay? It's a good one, yeah, definitely So again, not this dark, dark fuchsia, but barely turned over In fact, this was clear right before this, right? And then this is one drop and back in, okay? So pink Yeah, exactly Well, you get better, you're going to get better Okay, any questions on the color you're supposed to be looking for? Okay, cool


Hey, fellow buddies, thanks for watching. Okay, so I've got Moonstone Mama's with me and that's her YouTube channel name, that is not her name. And we just went through four videos worth of gemstones and I was like, hey, I've got some cool jewelry I wanna show you and I'm gonna show her real quick. So I'm gonna show her and I'm gonna show you guys together and I'm gonna show myself because it's this fun little bag and this is what it's marked. Leading and seeing. So I thought it'd be fun to check it out. It's a small bag compared to what we've already gone through. So we're gonna get started here but I want to share with you Moonstone Mama's YouTube channel here and lots of great content. Be sure to go and subscribe and check her out. Her mom does some stuff with her also. So lots of fun, great channel and we're gonna look at some belly dancing stuff. And she's really good at identifying like gemstones and stuff like that, but I was like, hey, do you wanna look at this stuff with me? And she's like, yeah. So we're just kind of gonna talk about it and have a little fun with it. So it's not, may not be super educational like the gemstone things. I don't know too much about it but I'm interested in the whole thing. So cool. I'm like belly dancing things. All right, so I'm gonna pop you to the side here and thank you so much for doing this with me. It's super fun. Thank you for having me for fun like then by myself. And I don't know why a couple of these things are in here because they don't look like belly dances. Ooh. Let me start. I'm gonna start with this. Oh my God. How cool is that? I love that. And it's got a chain back here. So does it go in your head?  It's an initial note. How do I know? How do I find out? It's very, would that be ornate? To me it kind of looks like, and this is gonna sound silly, like elvish a little bit. What's it look like? Like elvish, like a- Like an elf? Yes. Cosplay a little bit. I don't know what it is. It looks like a crown, but oh, maybe it goes like this. Oh my gosh. Do you think it's like a choker? But it doesn't, it's like, I don't know what it is. Anyone know, does anybody know what this is? It's got a chain in the back. I'm thinking it's a head piece. You think it's a head piece? Maybe. Maybe it's sunglasses. Yeah. Not sunglasses. Okay, I don't know why this is in there because this is just a, is that mother of pearl, you think? Yep. So it's a mother of pearl bangle.  Oh yeah. Okay, because I think I have some. Now, this is fun. How fun is that? Oh, I love that sound. Yeah, that is cool. Looks like it might be missing one of the things, but not a big deal. I think given the situation. So they wear those on the wrist when they started like, okay, this is cool. I don't know if that's a snake. It's like a stingray or something. What is it? A stingray. Yeah, it's weird, isn't it? Yeah, some kind of nautical thing. I don't see any markings. But it's definitely a interesting piece, loving. And then I've just got some, I don't, that says made in India sticker. This has like a barcode. It's just a. I've had a cuff like that before. It's not anything. So all of these are just. Yeah, married cuffs. Now, here's another one of these. Love that. I think those will do well. Belly dancer cuff bracelet. The hinge is loose on that one. This one's kind of neat. It's all connected. I've had one like that before too, yeah. Make a really good bangle set. Yeah, it's pretty cool. So maybe I'll just sell all these bangles together. I'm not sure what's happening here. It's got a safety pin. Oh, so I don't know if that is that one of those, like, or is it just with the wrong stuff? It doesn't seem to be themed the same. Again, just these bracelets that are, I don't know if some of them, do you think some of them might be brass? Yes, most definitely. Okay, I don't know what's happening here. This is kind of interesting. It's got stars and moons on it. Ooh, love that. It's like a macrame. Ooh, is that a gemstone in the center? Might be. I think that's Moonstone. Yeah, that's Moonstone. That is money. Money? Yes. Moonstone is? Yes. Moonstone and Labradorite, any kind of shift to a gemstone, people love it. So it looks like there's a little piece here. Mm-hmm. Or maybe here. Quite possibly. That could be quartz, the smaller pieces, but I do believe you have some Moonstone out there. And when you say worse something, what does that mean? It's a highly sought after gemstone. And depending on what it's set in, whether it's like silver or something, I would list that bangle for, or that bracelet for like $32 on. Really? My Etsy, yeah. It's marked something. Oh, it's 925. Yeah, then I'd probably list it maybe 38, 42. Now, when I turn this and it hits that light a certain way, it's like an iridescent, like it's really... Yes, that is Moonstone. It has a flash. A flash? Mm-hmm. I didn't know if it would, it's amazing. Yes, it's beautiful. So I wonder if these beads that have the stars and the moon are silver. Quite possibly. Hmm. That's a good piece there. That is your money. Wow, that's really neat. It's beautiful. Okay, so I would just call this like a... But what do you call it when it's a... Macrame. What is it? Macrame. Is that what this is? The spreading? Mm-hmm. It's called macrame. Yeah. Yeah, this is marked 925 also. That's a beautiful piece. Ugh, that's a beautiful piece. It's interesting, huh? Lucky duck. It's a good one? Yes, it's pretty cool. Macrame. Interesting. The Moonstone Macrame bracelet, right? And then silver, don't forget silver. Oh yeah, 925. And then there's a bunch of these, which I don't know why these are in the belly dancing one. But do you think these could be hand-painted? Hand-painted or coison-a? What is it? Coison-a is where there is lifting, lifted enamelling around the... Yeah, those are coison-a. ...around the detailing of the flowers. Okay. Any kind of raised gold? Is that in good, or do I just sell those? I would sell them in a bundle, but they do sell for me. Okay. And then these are, I don't know. Now this is kind of fun. It's a hair, it goes in your hair. Oh, I was like, it's hair?  Love that. Isn't that cute? But I don't know what it's called. Something. Hair accessory. Hair accessory. Yeah. Okay. I thought there was something else in here that I knew about. I thought I put it in here. I'm so bad for you about that bracelet. What? What happened? I'm so happy for you about that bracelet. Oh really? The Moonstone thing? Yeah. That's your name. Yeah. These might be brass. Wish they were gold. Two. Two. That'd be nice. I'll probably sell all of these bangles together. That's a better bet. Here's another one of those. Coison-a bangle. There's three of those. So maybe just sell those together. I'm not sure what this is. Oh. Huh. Oh, okay. It's marked something. Ooh. Okay. It was just stuck. It says India Tanjore. You ever heard of Tanjore? Nope. It's a beautiful piece. Yeah. It's really neat, isn't it? Is it glass or plastic? I don't know. I feel like it's tangled. Like I feel like it's not laying. I might have to play around with that. But yeah, it's neat. So just put my gemstone tester on it. It feels, it doesn't feel cold. Does it? Well, it looks like plastic. Kind of sounds like plastic. Yeah, it's plastic. I can tell by the, it's got a moldy, like a mold ridge. Mold ridge. So is that worth anything or not? Depending on if that name brand is possible. All right, you ready for this? I have seen this. I'm ready. Oh my gosh. It's a headpiece. Ah, are you serious? Yeah, but I don't know how to show it to you. Put it on. That's the only way. My roots are so bad. I can't go to the hairdresser. I'm on lockdown. Oh my gosh, am I doing this? Yes. Yes. Love that. Oh my gosh.  But it's got the little beautiful. And then, oh my gosh. What's it look like in the back? It's kind of tingles with stunning. Yeah, so it's like a headdress. Yeah. Is that funky or what? Love it. That is awesome. Anyway, yeah. Beautiful. Oh my gosh. Yeah, she sent me a picture of that when I was, I asked her to send me pictures.  But that was one of the things she sent me a picture of and I'm like, now that is cool. Yes. I don't want to price it. I'm sure that there's tons of stuff.  You wearing it. Me wearing it. It doesn't, it looked better on you because your hair is dark. You'd really be able to see like the detail, you know? Yeah. Yeah. On someone with dark hair for sure. But I still don't know what this is. I'm thinking that's some kind of, I don't know, headpiece or something. You think it goes on your head? I suppose, where's the chain? I mean, I guess. Yes. I bet it does. But it doesn't, it doesn't stay. You know what I mean? I have no clue. I don't know either. That's very weird. But now you guys have seen the roots for all you men watching because a lot of men are probably watching this. That's what it looks like when a girl doesn't get her hair done for a while. Man, this is what it looks like when she does dyes her hair at home. Yeah. Yeah, I used to dye my hair in college. At one point I had my hair all brown and I took this front and I just took a big chunk and I made up, oh man, I was, my hair was wild in college. It was so rough for me playing with it. So I had to address her. Yeah. I'm just gonna be sporting a lot of hats. Anyway, I like this hat. I found it in a bag.  And I'm like, I'm gonna get out my old hats. Cute. And have it. It fits you. All right, you guys. Thanks for watching. Thank you, Moonstone Mama. I'm gonna pop this. Everybody go check it out. Moonstone Mama's, the link will be down in the description of the video. And thanks you guys for watching and let us know what you think about some of this jewelry that I just showed. Do you think it's got any value? And then what do you think about this piece? Oh, I know it is pretty. It is pretty. And I would think that maybe these leather little pieces are silver too.  It's beautiful. It's neat. It's probably a pain to get on cause you gotta like slide it through the thing while it's on your wrist. It could be worth it to wear that gold thing. It's fun. Yeah, it's definitely fancy. All right, you guys, thanks for watching. Thank you for having me. You're welcome. Thanks for being here. I appreciate you so much. Okay, I gotta figure out how to.


This is stock number 10357. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used heavy-duty truck headquarters today. We are checking out this super clean 2012 Ford f350 Crew cab short box single rear wheel This truck has the 6.7 liter power stroke diesel from this HD video You will be able to tell that this truck is extremely clean all the way around inside and out Tuxedo black over pale adobe is the color scheme We shoot all of our videos in 1080p 60 frames per second So if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device Turn them on right now because it is like you're right here looking at the truck with me And definitely your best way to check out the vehicle before seeing it in person So you can evaluate its quality and condition If you want to check out more pictures of this truck in the upper right hand part of the screen is a link to our website Click that and check us out there. Goodyear Wrangler trail runner LT 275 65 r20 tires. These are brand new tires We put these on in our safety inspection and you can still you can see they still have the little wear knobs on there So brand new tires on this truck speaking of that safety inspection We do 130 point inspection on all of our used vehicles per the state of wisconsin Make sure that they're all right for you when you uh take them home Not going to have any issues Hood is in excellent condition as well. No dents or dings on that and the passenger side fender is absolutely perfect We also do fresh oil and filter changes and check out all the fluids to make sure everything's right That rim is absolutely perfect. No scuffs or scrapes on that and as you go down this side of the truck You can see just how mirror-like that paint is how reflective And perfect the body is We take these hd videos So if you are far away or even if you're close by and just cannot make the trip down You can still see the truck You can still hear the truck and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at Before you even get here so that when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises In fact, we offer a summit auto fast pass in the upper right hand part of your screen where you can apply for financing Get pre-approved see payments even appraise your trade all right on our website So when you get here, there's absolutely no surprises frame and under bodies in really nice condition Has all the remaining factory exhaust so it hasn't been altered in any way shape or form like that You can see those bed rails Are in excellent shape And the frame is really nice these back tears are brand new as well And this back rim is in excellent shape too No scuffs or scrapes on there does have the fx4 package. So you get these skid plates in the rancho shocks Back up parking sensors full towing package, which includes a receiver hitch four pin and seven pin wiring tailgate is in really nice condition Has an access soft tonneau cover Has a tailgate step assist spray and bed liner Bed is in really nice shape There's that tailgate step assist As you go down this side of the truck just as clean as that passenger side Didn't see any dents or dings Just really how mirror like that paint does really nice quality on this truck Back rim is absolutely perfect and that tire is brand new as well Down the rest of the side of the truck very nice and clean Factory chrome step bars are all in great condition as the power scope mirrors They are heated have built-in directional signals drivers side door code entry. We do have the code for that These mirrors power fold in like so they also power telescope out Now I just like to show both sides because These mirrors are notorious for not working But these work all the way around power windows power locks power mirrors Inside the lariat package gives you the tan leather interior Both of these seats are heated both of these seats are cooled. No rips. No tears on the seats Factory all-weather formats throughout this one has auto headlamps power pedals And as we hop inside the truck here, you can see that this truck only has 30 721 miles instrument cluster is very nice and clean has a leather wrapped steering wheel Bluetooth and audio controls on the right cruise controls and information center controls on the left This one comes with the six speed automatic transmission with the optional tap shift M fm and serious xm radio capabilities CD player Down here is your climate control including your dual climate control. You got your heated and cooled seat buttons And you have your factory brake controller Turn dial four-wheel drive got a power point Right there sync system so you can hook it up to your cell phone Bluetooth augs and us b jack finally a stability control and downhill assist control All weather format on that side passenger seat is very clean as well This truck's never been smoked in smells very clean inside Has the power sunroof side current airbags headliner is nice and clear Got your home link buttons right there for your garage door security systems and lighting systems power sliding rear window And your map lights right there as well You also get the backup camera in the rear of your mirror, which is a really nice feature And we'll take a quick look at the back seats and then check out under the hood Back seats are just as clean as the front seats. No rips or tears back here Power sliding rear window with the built-in rear defrost Seats are really nice and clean You do get a lockable storage bin underneath those back seats that locks with the ignition key All weather floor map back here as well And finally behind the seats We have a factory subwoofer and your latch tether anchors for any child car seats Finally, there is a child safety lock back here And on the other side And we'll take a quick look under the hood I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this hd video You'll have been able to tell just how clean this truck is all the way around Inside and out under the hood. We have the 6.7 liter power stroke diesel engine bay is very clean runs very smooth Like I said before this truck has been fully safety to and inspected by our service shop Has a fresh oil and filter change all the fluids have been checked and topped off the truck has been gone through mechanically 100 percent And is 100 percent ready to go And to see more pictures of this truck or one of our other 450 new and used cars trucks SUVs mini vans wranglers half tons three quarter tons one tons you name it We got it. 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