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Jeff Burton net worth: Jeff Burton is a NASCAR racing car driver who has a net worth of $45 million. Jeff Burton gained his net worth as one of the notable team members of Richard Childress Racing, winning 21 cup series in his career. Before becoming a driver for Richard Childress, Burton won his first race, the Winston Cup Series in 1993, which led him to take the NASCAR Rookie of the Year title the following year. He went on win the Interstate Batteries 500 at Texas Motor Speedway and won the Jiffy Lube 300 (three years in a row), The Coca Cola 600 and 50th Annual Southern 500. Signing a three-year contact with Richard Childress in 2004, Burton went on to take four pole positions (in 2006) at Daytona 500, USG Sheetrock 400, Brickyard 400 and GFS Marketplace 400. In 2008, Burton continued with multiple victories, winning the Food City 500 and Bank of America 500. However his performance declined in 2010 and 2011, after failing to win a race. During his 20 year career, Burton has 21 wins, 248 top ten and six poles. Throughout his career, his has received sponsorship from reputable brands including SKF, CITGO PdVSA and Caterpillar.
Jeff Burton Net Worth
Jeff Burton
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Jun 29, 1967 - Jan 18, 1988 (20 years old)
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- 2014 NASCAR Sprint Cup$115,960
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- 2011 NASCAR Sprint Cup$3,742,526
- 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup$5,058,769
- 2009 NASCAR Sprint Cup$5,352,763
- 2008 NASCAR Sprint Cup$5,456,306
- 2007 NASCAR Nextel Cup$5,862,858
- 2006 NASCAR Nextel Cup$4,953,728
- 2005 NASCAR Nextel Cup$4,215,121
- 2004 NASCAR Nextel Cup$3,647,701
- 2003 NASCAR Winston Cup$3,722,642
- 2002 NASCAR Winston Cup$3,798,421
- 2001 NASCAR Winston Cup$3,775,965
- 2000 NASCAR Winston Cup$4,000,160
- 1999 NASCAR Winston Cup$3,163,301
- 1998 NASCAR Winston Cup$2,113,847
- 1997 NASCAR Winston Cup$1,815,145
- 1996 NASCAR Winston Cup$699,492
- 1995 NASCAR Winston Cup$619,470
- 1994 NASCAR Winston Cup$508,200
- 1993 NASCAR Winston Cup$9,550
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General Homebrew Discussion / Re: Judging Question - German Wheat Category 15« on: September 19, 2012, 09:04:12 AM »
So other than krystalweizen, we are supposed to be suspending the yeast sediment in hefeweizen, dunkelweizen and weizenbock? I admit to being interested in hearing others' opinions on this. I didn't see any mention in the BJCP guidelines. I know its a common enough practice for hefeweizen, and there is a flavor contribution. I think a fresh hefe is going to have some suspended yeast anyway.
The difference in flavour of two bottles of my dunkelweizen off the shelf, one roused and the other poured carefully, is significant. Without the yeast in suspension, I find weizens very one dimensional, and so I can see judging a weizen without the yeast to be quite detrimental to the score. If I'm pouring for a keg that's been sitting, I'll go so far as to invert the keg before dispensing.

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First week's bowl picks: Tight wins for Maryland, Washington
Bruce Feldman makes his picks for the first week of college football's bowl season.
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Bowl season is finally under way, and it's time to roll out the first batch of bowl picks. Heading into the week, I was five games over .500 for the season against the spread. Here are this week's guesses (and updated results):
Today's games
Military: Maryland Terrapins 24, Marshall Thundering Herd 20: I was tempted to pick the Thundering Herd, especially since Marshall is more healthy and has more firepower, but think the Terps' D can hold up with the added prep time for Rakeem Cato. Result: Marshall 31, Maryland 20
Texas: Minnesota Golden Gophers 28, Syracuse Orange 17: The Gophers are further along than Scott Shafer's program at this stage in their development. Minnesota's O-line has stepped up and David Cobb has been a force in the second half of the season. He even cracked the 100-yard barrier against the vaunted MSU defense. The Minnesota D also has been solid, only allowing over 23 points one time in the second half of the season while the Orange averaged just 13 ppg in the second half of the season. Result: Syracuse 21, Minnesota 17
Fight Hunger: Washington Huskies 28, Brigham Young Cougars 27: Despite all of the transition going on around the Huskies, I think with the leadership of QB Keith Price and RB Bishop Sankey, Washington can manage it all and still take down the Cougars. Result: Washington 31, BYU 16
Thursday's games
Little Caesars Pizza: Pittsburgh Panthers 20. Bowling Green Falcons 13: Bowling Green is another program coping with coaching turnover and now has to face the most disruptive defensive player in the country in DT Aaron Donald. If Pitt, which faced nine bowl teams this season, can give strong-armed QB Tom Savage even a little time (41 sacks), the Panthers should do enough to win this game. | Result: Pitt 30, Bowling Green 27
Poinsettia: Northern Illinois Huskies , Utah State Aggies 17: Jordan Lynch won't leave Northern Illinois on a loss. His team has a ton of bowl experience and hung with a loaded FSU team for about three quarters on a bigger stage last season. The Huskies should handle Utah State here. | Result: Utah State 21, Northern Illinois 14
Tuesday's game
Hawaii: Oregon State 28, Boise State 17: I was picking the Beavers to win this even before the news that BSU sent starting QB Joe Southwick home from Hawaii. The Broncos seem like they're just sorting through too much transition in the wake of coach Chris Petersen moving on to Washington. | Result: Oregon State 38, Boise State 23
Monday's game
Beef O' Brady's: East Carolina Pirates 37, Ohio State Buckeyes 17: ECU has the better offense and a lot more firepower and should be too much for a Bobcats team that averaged fewer than 10 points in November. | Result: ECU 37, Ohio 20
Dec. 21 games
New Mexico: Washington Huskies State" data-canon="Washington State Cougars" data-type="SPORTS_OBJECT_TEAM" id="shortcode0"> 38, Colorado State Rams 30: The Cougars haven't been to a bowl in a decade. The Rams haven't played in one in half a decade, but both are delighted to be in this one under their second-year head coaches. Washington State faced a much tougher schedule to get here and barring an INT-filled afternoon from Connor Halliday, the Cougars should be too much for the Rams who really, really struggle against the pass. | Result: CSU 48, WSU 45
Royal Purple: Fresno State Bulldogs 34, Southern California Trojans 24: Hard to gauge how the Trojans will play in this one, given just how much turnover and different messages they've listened to the past three months. Fresno's Derek Carr and his excellent WRs figure to give the suspect Trojan corners some problems ... assuming the Fresno State OL doesn't get overwhelmed by a talented USC front. I think Carr will hold up. He was only sacked 11 times despite 605 pass attempts. | Result: USC 45, FSU 20
Famous Potato: Buffalo Bulls 30, San Diego State Aztecs 24: The Aztecs played in four OT games this season (winning three) and were an impressive 7-2 in games decided by 10 points or less, but their D is really shaky, so I'm playing a hunch going with Khalil Mack's team even though Buffalo has only played in two games decided by 10 or fewer points (1-1). | Result: SDSU 49, BUF 24
New Orleans: UL Lafayette Ragin Cajuns 35, Tulane Green Wave 20: Both teams stumbled down the stretch with Louisiana-Lafayette losing its past two games and Tulane dropping three of four in November. I'll go with the more experienced bowl team here. | Result: ULL 24, TUL 21
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Unfortunately, many parents fail to eat healthy themselves, whether it be due to busy schedules or otherwise, but there are some things that you can do in order to improve the overall eating habits of your entire family, including those of your children. Snacking is an important aspect of a person's diet, especially since people tend to forget to count snacks among the other foods they eat because snacks do not necessarily constitute one of the three main meals of the day. But many people end up gaining a considerable amount of weight because of this oversight, and in general people may not fully pay attention to the sorts of snacks that they feed themselves - or their children, for that matter.
So what kind of snacks should you consider stocking up on? It helps to consider getting in all of the major food groups but also accounting for taste as well as the snack's ability to keep you and your family full and satisfied overall.
1. Whole grain cereal. With a splash of milk, and fruit and nuts if you want to get creative, a bowl of whole grain cereal can make a great breakfast, snack, or even a dessert. This treat is packed with vitamins, calcium, and fiber, too.
2. Cheese. Sounds simple right? Try pairing this protein-rich snack with something like grapes or even salt-free pretzels to add some variety and keep kids full until dinner time.
3. Smoothies. Smoothies are a great, and fun, way to help get more vitamin-rich fruits into your kids' diet. Add yogurt, protein, or even slip in some veggies - they won't notice the difference. Smoothies can be especially fun if you add a silly straw or even a little umbrella. A smoothie is a definite treat, and a much better alternative to ice creams or milkshakes.
4. Yogurt. This dairy treat can come in all shapes and sizes. Plus, you can add fruit or even pop them in the freezer to make it a frozen summer treat!
5. Sweet potatoes. Sweet potatoes can be more than just baked as it is at Thanksgiving - try making sweet potato chips or fries. They're healthier than other bagged chips or even greasy french fries, plus they taste just as great dipped in ketchup!
6. Peanut butter. This childhood favorite makes a great snack, especially if you pair it with something like apple slices, or even get a little creative with celery and raisins as well.
There are plenty of other things that you can add to your pantry that is easy to grab and better for your health. Pay attention to ingredients, look out for preservatives, and make sure that you and your family aren't mindlessly snacking, either. Fruits and veggies are always great options - cutting them up into easy-to-eat shapes, or fun shapes if you have the time, and placing them into little baggies ahead of time make them more appealing to children. Try pairing them together, too, or adding nuts and protein into the mix. Don't be afraid to have some fun with dipping options like yogurt, peanut butter, or even protein spreads. You can even consider getting things like dried fruits, veggie chips and trail mix for when you're on the go and in a pinch.
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- The Celtics have a crowded roster with 18 players currently under contract, and as a result, will have some difficult decisions to make during the preseason. Logan Mullen of 93.7FM's Green Street broke down who he thinks will make the regular season roster and who is ticketed for Boston's D-League affiliate in Maine.
- Ben Bentil's three-year contract with the Celtics includes a partial guarantee of $250K for the first season, Eric Pincus of Basketball Insiders tweets.
- The Celtics have officially renounced their rights to Gigi Datome, Pincus relays (on Twitter). The 27-year-old last appeared in the league during the 2014/15 campaign.
- Bobby Marks of The Vertical has the details on Demetrius Jackson's and Ben Bentil's contracts with the Celtics. Jackson's four-year deal, which is worth nearly $5.5MM in total, starts at $1.45MM fully guaranteed in 2016/17, and declines annually in subsequent seasons. Bentil, meanwhile, got a three-year, minimum-salary pact that is partially guaranteed for $250K in year one.
10:19am: A source tells Jay King of MassLive.com that there is no agreement at this point between Iverson and the Celtics, despite the fact that the seven-footer wants a shot to play in the NBA.
That doesn't necessarily mean that Iverson and the C's won't eventually finalize a deal — Pick's report didn't materialize out of thin air, so it seems likely that the two sides are talking. We'll pass along any updates as they become available.
8:51am: Three years after landing him on draft night, the Celtics have agreed to a deal with big man Colton Iverson, according to international basketball reporter David Pick (Twitter link). It's not clear if there's any guaranteed money included on Iverson's deal, which will bring him to camp with the C's.
Iverson, who played his college ball at Minnesota and Colorado State, was selected 53rd overall in the 2013 draft with a pick Boston acquired from Indiana in exchange for cash. Since then, Iverson has played overseas, spending time with various teams in Turkey and Spain. The 27-year-old played for Pinar Karsiyaka last season, averaging 11.4 PPG and 6.4 RPG in 33 Turkish League contests (21.2 MPG).
The timing of Iverson's move is interesting, since the Celtics' depth chart looks pretty crowded this season. Iverson will be the team's 19th player under contract, not counting 2016 second-round pick Abdel Nader, who remains unsigned. Of those 19 players, 16 are believed to have guaranteed contracts for the coming season, while John Holland's deal is non-guaranteed and Ben Bentil received a partial guarantee.
With an uphill battle to make the regular-season roster, Iverson could end up being one of the players the Celtics cut in training camp and assign to their D-League affiliate in Maine.
The Celtics have officially signed 2016 lottery pick Jaylen Brown, the team announced via press release. Brown was one of the five remaining 2016 first round picks who had yet to put pen to paper on their rookie deals.
Brown was selected with the third overall pick in the 2016 NBA Draft. He appeared in six games this summer for the Celtics split between the Utah and Samsung Summer Leagues in Las Vegas, averaging 16.0 points, 6.2 rebounds and 2.3 steals in 29.0 minutes per game. Brown was named to the Samsung All-NBA Summer League Second Team in Las Vegas.
The 6'7" forward from the University of California was selected to the five-player USBWA Freshman All-America team, was named the Pac-12 Freshman of the Year and was the lone freshman this season to make the All-Pac 12 First Team, according to the release. He averaged 14.7 points, 5.4 rebounds and 2.0 assists in 34 appearances and shot .431/.294/.654 from the field in his lone collegiate season.
6:10pm: The signing is official, the team announced via press release.
11:46am: After signing second-round pick Demetrius Jackson, the Celtics have also finalized a deal with another second-rounder, according to Adam Himmelsbach of The Boston Globe, who reports (via Twitter) that Ben Bentil received a three-year deal with a partial guarantee in year one. Himmelsbach first reported over the weekend that Boston and the young power forward had agreed to terms on a contract.
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There had been some uncertainty about whether or not Bentil would join the Celtics right away, since the team selected six players in the draft. However, first-round picks Guerschon Yabusele and Ante Zizic will be stashed overseas, and Boston hasn't yet committed to adding Abdel Nader to its roster. That left the door open for Bentil, Jackson, and third overall pick Jaylen Brown to join the C's as rookies.
Of course, just because Bentil received a contract from the Celtics, that doesn't necessarily mean he's guaranteed a roster spot for the regular season. Including Tyler Zeller and Gerald Green, Boston has 14 guaranteed salaries on its books for the 2016/17 season. Jackson figures to receive a more sizable guarantee than Bentil, and the team also has John Holland on a non-guaranteed deal, so it may be an uphill battle for Bentil to crack the regular-season roster unless the Celtics make a trade or cut a player with a guaranteed contract.
Bentil, who left school after his sophomore year, averaged 21.1 PPG and 7.7 RPG during his last season at Providence. Jonathan Givony of DraftExpress.com ranked him as this year's 45th-best prospect, and the Celtics made him the 51st pick in last month's draft.
JULY 27th, 6:09pm: The signing is official, Boston announced via press release.
JULY 23rd, 10:15am: The Celtics will re-sign restricted free agent Tyler Zeller to a two-year deal, Steve Bulpett of the Boston Herald reports (on Twitter). The deal is worth $8MM per year and there is a team option for the second year, Bulpett adds. The Celtics also signed second round pick Demetrius Jackson and have agreed on a partially guaranteed deal with second round pick Ben Bentil, according to Adam Himmelsbach of the Boston Globe (Twitter link).
R.J. Hunter, James Young, John Holland and Bentil are in position to fight for the final roster spot, Himmelsbach tweets. It remains to be seen just how much more creative Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge is going to be after he said he was looking to add another significant piece to a group that features newcomer Al Horford. If there were to be another move for Boston, it would likely come in the form of a large trade, according to recent reports. The Celtics also plan to sign unrestricted free agent Gerald Green.
Zeller spoke fondly of the Celtics after the season and was open to a return. It would not have been surprising, however, if he had signed elsewhere with the hopes of having a larger role than the one he had last season with Boston. Zeller averaged 6.1 points and 3.0 rebounds last season. He did not play in three of the six playoff games.
JULY 27th, 6:07pm: The signing is official, the team announced via press release.
JULY 26th, 5:40pm: The Celtics have signed 2016 draftee Demetrius Jackson to a four-year, $5.5MM deal, Michael Scotto of Sheridan Hoops reports (via Twitter). It's unknown how much of that salary is guaranteed, but the fourth year is a team option, notes Scotto.
Jackson, 21, was the No. 45 overall pick in this year's NBA Draft by Boston. He joins a crowded Celtics roster that now has 18 players heading into training camp, which is three over the regular season maximum.
The point guard spent three seasons at Notre Dame, appearing in 103 games and averaging 11.7 points, 3.1 rebounds and 3.3 assists while shooting .467/.381/.782 from the field.
JULY 27th, 6:05pm: The signing is official, the team announced via press release.
JULY 23rd, 8:50am: The Celtics will sign unrestricted free agent Gerald Green, Sean Deveney of The Sporting News reports (on Twitter). It is a guaranteed one-year deal, Deveney writes in a full story. Green's deal is for the minimum, Steve Bulpett of the Boston Herald tweets.
It's a homecoming of sorts for Green, whom the Celtics drafted at No. 18 in the 2005 draft. Green has played for eight franchises and spent last season with the Heat. Miami never reportedly seemed interested in re-signing Green, but the swingman did play decently. Green averaged 8.9 points per game last season.
By adding Green, the Celtics continue to seem headed toward making a trade. It's been an interesting summer for Boston, which landed Al Horford early in free agency and it may not be over. Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge has already said he would still like to add one more big piece. The Celtics will have 14 guaranteed contracts on their roster, once they sign No. 3 pick Jaylen Brown, as Deveney points out.
- The free agent spending boom sparked by the league's new TV deal this summer has many role-players earning higher salaries than the Celtics' All-Star point guard Isaiah Thomas, who will be paid $6,587,132 for his work in 2017/18. Thomas isn't bitter about his situation, but the player does worry if these larger deals will affect locker rooms around the NBA, Chris Forsberg of ESPN.com writes. "Hopefully it doesn't mess up any locker rooms, hopefully it doesn't mess up ours, but it can," said Thomas. "Definitely if you get paid that much, you feel like you should have a bigger role than whatever that role is. But hopefully for the betterment of the team and the guys we have around the locker room, I don't think it's going to happen."
- Despite feeling the pressure to add a superstar to the Celtics' roster, team executive Danny Ainge should hold onto the teams ample assets and not deviate from the plan merely to add a short-term piece, Michael Pina of RealGM opines in his look at the team.
The Sixers, Nuggets, Nets, Thunder, and Lakers have the most cap room still available, as Eric Pincus of Basketball Insiders details. In addition to those five clubs, the Timberwolves, Suns, Jazz, Celtics, Pacers, and Bucks also have some wiggle room remaining. While some of those clubs could use that cap space to try to sign a free agent like J.R. Smith or Lance Stephenson, I'd expect many of those teams to stay well below the cap throughout the year. Remaining $10-15MM below the cap would allow a team to accommodate a mid-season salary dump, potentially picking up a draft pick or two in the process.
Here are a few more odds and ends from around the NBA:
- Larry Sanders, who has been working out and is considering an NBA comeback, may be willing to play for a minumum-salary contract, according to Steve Kyler of Basketball Insiders (via Twitter). It remains to be seen whether a team will take a flier on the former Bucks big man.
- Lang Greene of Basketball Insiders identifies a few players who will be under pressure to perform in 2016/17 due to big new free agent contracts or roles that changed as a result of other players' deperatures.
- Former Louisville guard Russ Smith, who appeared in 15 games for the Grizzlies last season, has accepted a $1MM contract offer from Galatasaray, according to international basketball reporter David Pick (via Twitter). Mete Budak of Eurohoops pegs the former second-round pick's salary at $850K, so the Turkish team may have included some bonuses in the deal.
- Jesse Blancarte of Basketball Insiders explains why he thinks the NBA's restricted free agency system has problems, and puts forth some suggestions to potentially improve it. Donatas Motiejunas of the Rockets is the only RFA still on the market this summer.


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DALLAS, Nov. 6, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- New research from Parks Associates shows growing interest among U.K. broadband households for provider-deployed security services, with over one-third very interested in alerts on smartphones, PCs, and tablets for fire, water leaks, or open windows in their home. Thirty-five percent are very interested in an offering where appliances automatically adjust their settings to minimize electricity usage.
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Parks Associates hosts CONNECTIONS™ Europe on 13-14 November in Amsterdam to showcase new solutions and monetization opportunities in energy, video services, home controls, and connected-home solutions. The conference features the keynote speakers Owen Hanks, GM, Mobile - Europe, YuMe; Jean C. Kiessling, Head, Business Development & Portfolio Management, Deutsche Telekom AG; and Kevin Petersen, SVP, AT&T Digital Life.
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Provider deployment of multiscreen services in Europe trails North America, where 86% of pay-TV subscribers have access to TV Everywhere services versus 66% in Western Europe and 21% in Eastern Europe, according to Parks Associates.
"Only 16% of pay-TV households in the U.K. regularly use multiscreen services, but that is higher than the usage rates throughout the U.S., which range from 3% to 13% among the largest U.S. operators," said Stuart Sikes, President, Parks Associates. "CONNECTIONS™ Europe offers an excellent lineup of participants with solutions that leverage consumer interest in connected-home solutions into successful services."
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This occurs after aproximately 10 starts. It makes the thud/metallic sound then its fine. I dont know if its the starter but someone suggested it may be that. Is that an expensive repair and can i avoid the dealership service costs.
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Twitchell Dam on the Cuyama River
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|Main source
|Confluence of Alamo Creek and Dry Canyon Creek
3,790 ft (1,160 m)
|River mouth
|Santa Maria River
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The Cuyama River (/kwiːˈjɑːmə/ kwee-YAH-mə, /kuːˈjɑːmə/ koo-YAH-mə, or /kwiːˈjæmə/ kwee-YAM-ə)[1] is a 118-mile-long (190 km)[2] river in southern San Luis Obispo County, northern Santa Barbara County, and northern Ventura County, in the U.S. state of California. It joins the Sisquoc River forming the Santa Maria River. The river's name comes from an Indian village named for the Chumash word kuyam, meaning "clam" or "freshwater mollusk".[1]
The Cuyama River's source is in San Emigdio Mountains, within the Chumash Wilderness area of the Los Padres National Forest at an altitude above 8,000 feet (2,400 m).[3] The river's upper reaches are in Ventura County, where several tributaries join before the mainstem river exits Los Padres National Forest. After leaving the national forest the river enters Santa Barbara County and flows through the 45-mile-long (72 km) Cuyama Valley, which lies between the Caliente Range and the Sierra Madre Mountains. The river flows past the towns of Cuyama and New Cuyama. Through most of the Cuyama Valley and downriver to its confluence with the Sisquoc River the Cuyama River forms the approximate boundary between Santa Barbara County and San Luis Obispo County.
Downstream from the Cuyama Valley the river enters Twitchell Reservoir, after which it flows another 6 miles (9.7 km) to its confluence with the Sisquoc River. The joined streams are called the Santa Maria River, which flows about 20 miles (32 km) to the Pacific Ocean.
The river's course has evolved over its history by fault displacement.
About 66 miles (106 km) from its source the river reaches Twitchell Reservoir,[3] formed by Twitchell Dam. The dam provides flood control and allows water to be released gradually, so that as much of it as possible will seep into the soil and recharge the groundwater aquifer. The water is released as quickly as possible while still allowing it percolate into the ground, so the reservoir is often empty. The river and the reservoir are usually dry during the summer, when there is little or no rain. However, large flows can occur following winter storms.
See also[edit]
- List of rivers of California
- Scheideck, California, in the Cuyama Valley
- ^ a b Bright, William; Erwin G. Gudde (1998). 1500 California Place Names: Their Origin and Meaning. University of California Press. p. 46. ISBN 0-520-21271-1.
- ^ U.S. Geological Survey. National Hydrography Dataset high-resolution flowline data. The National Map, accessed March 15, 2011
- ^ a b Santa Maria River Tributaries: Cuyama River and Sisquoc River, The Trust for Public Land
External links[edit]
- U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Cuyama River
- Floods in Cuyama Valley, California, February 1998 , United States Geological Survey
- Cuyama Valley Photos, United States Geological Survey
Coordinates: 34°54′11″N 120°18′45″W / 34.90306°N 120.31250°W


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