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Horseshoe tourney July 26
Seneca County Fair's hi-lo horseshoe tournament for senior citizens is 10:30 a.m. July 26. Class C and D pitching is 10 a.m. July 30, and Class A and B pitching is 1 p.m. July 30. Class A and B doubles are 1 p.m. July 31.
To pre-register, call (419) 934-0382 or (419) 750-0721.
Bascom to host day camp
Cub Scouts Day Camp, "CSI Investigates!" is to be 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Aug. 9-12 at Meadowbrook Park, Bascom. It is for boys ages 6-11 and is $45 per youth. Pre-registration is required by Aug. 3. To register, call (419) 230-3129 or (419) 934-6273.
Teens can make board games
The teen department at Tiffin-Seneca Public Library is finishing its summer reading program, You Are Here," with the last program July 26.
The event, "Traditional Board Game Fun," is to be 2-3 p.m. in Frost Kalnow Room. Participants can attend anytime during the hour to learn and make traditional board games from other countries. Participants are to be able to take their copy of the game home with them. Snacks are to be provided.
The program is open to students entering sixth grade through grade 12 and is free.
Board to meet
Tiffin-Seneca Public Library's board of directors is to meet at noon Tuesday in Junior Home Room.
T-SPL to offer computer classes
Tiffin-Seneca Public Library is offering adult computer classes in August, September and October. Eleven classes are to be offered, but space is limited so registration is necessary. Registration is under way. The library charges $1 per class to cover copy costs, which must be paid by the time of the class.
"iDownloads" is to be offered 1-2 p.m. Aug. 11 and is to teach participants how to download audiobooks, eBooks and more on their computer, iPod or eBook reader. The eReaders compatible with T-SPL's service are Barnes & Noble Nook, Sony Reader, Kobo and PanDigital. Students must be familiar with the Internet or have taken beginning Internet.
"Mouse 101" is to be 10-11 a.m. Aug. 17 and is to teach students how to use the mouse. Students are to distinguish between left- and right-clicking, double-clicking and moving the mouse around.
"Beginning Word" is to be 10-11:30 a.m. Aug. 22. Students are to learn the basics of word processing using Microsoft Word, including how to create and save documents, how to use basic Word functions and how to customize a document. Knowledge of how to use the mouse is helpful.
"Basic Computing" is to be 10-11:30 a.m. Sept. 7 and is designed for users just learning to use a computer. Students are to learn the basic parts of the computer and the keyboard as well as using the start button and navigating the desktop. Knowledge of how to use the mouse is helpful.
"Genealogy on the 'Net" is to be 2-3:30 p.m. Sept. 20. Students are to learn the basics of searching genealogy sites to add to their family trees. Genealogy sites and techniques for formulating good searches are discussed. Students must be familiar with the Internet, have an email address and have two ancestors' names to bring to class.
"Searching the Internet" is to be 10-11:30 a.m. Oct. 3 and is to teach students how to search the Internet, about different search engines and directories and how to formulate good searches. Students are asked to have taken the beginning Internet class.
"Beginning email" is to be 10-11:30 a.m. Oct. 12. The class is to teach students about sites that offer free e-mail accounts and is to walk them through setting up an account. Students should be familiar with the Internet and know how to use the mouse.
To register or for more information, call (419) 447-3751.
Kaubisch to have book discussion
FOSTORIA - Kaubisch Memorial Public Library's book discussion group is to meet at 6:30 p.m. July 28 in Fruth Room to discuss "A Year in Provence" by Peter Mayle. Copies of the book are available at the main desk for check-out. Discussions are informal and free. For more information, call (419) 435-2813.
Fashion, friends and fun in Fremont
Plans are underway for the fifth annual "Fashion, Friends & the FUND" event for the benefit of Sandusky County Cancer Care Fund.
The fundraiser, which is to take place 2-4 p.m. Sept. 18, is to take place at the Loyal Order of Moose No. 2507, located at Hayes Avenue in Fremont.
This year a fashion accessory show is to be presented by Personal D'Signs and Browse N' Buy Gift Shop of Fremont.
The Sandusky County Cancer Care Fund, a project of the United Way of Sandusky County, provides financial assistance for residents of Sandusky County affected by cancer.
DayBreak receives grant
The Board of Trustees of the United Way of Fostoria Inc. notified DayBreak of Fostoria this week that it is to receive a grant for $2,000 from Community Initiative Fund.
This funding is to supply DayBreak to be better equipped with online services and information, to keep center operating with current knowledge and data.
Immunizations are important
Many children of the county have completed their primary immunization series before 18 months of age at Seneca County General Health District. One child's name is drawn each month and awarded a special prize. This reward is a Leap Frog or V-Tech Alphabet Pal, which encourages the learning of the alphabet, letters, sounds, colors and tunes.
Anniston Burroughs has been given the award for May. She is the daughter of Sarah Sprenger and Nick Burroughs of Republic.
The June drawing was won by Claire Hall, whose birthday is in March. She is the daughter of Makenzie and Jon Hall of rural Bloomville.
The vaccines these children have received are mandated by the State of Ohio.
Sacred art of living and dying
A training program called The Sacred Art of Living & Dying is to take place 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Sept. 10 at Sawcreek Mill Lodge, Huron. The series consists of four units, but the units do not have to be taken in order. Unit 3, "Healing Spiritual Pain," is to be presented in September.
The Sacred Art of Living & Dying, sponsored by Stein Hospice, focuses on making life's final journey as comfortable as possible. Through discussion, hands-on experience and practical skills, participants are to learn how to alleviate the spiritual pain associated with dying.
Cost is $200 before Aug. 26, $250 after Aug. 26. Register online with a credit card at www.steinhospice.org or contact Rachel Berry at (419) 625-5269, email@example.com.
Help be prepared
America's blood supply is an important piece of our country's ability to respond to disasters. By donating blood, people can help prepare for the unexpected and help ensure blood is available when and where it's needed.
Making an appointment to donate blood during Disaster Education and Awareness Month this July is one way to help prepare for the unexpected. Another is to talk to friends and family about the importance of giving blood. A third is to consider volunteering at or sponsoring an American Red Cross blood drive.
Blood still in short supply
American Red Cross Western Lake Erie Blood Services Region is facing a critical blood shortage and issued an appeal for blood donors.
Many donors are busy or traveling, school is out of session and donations in May and June dropped to the lowest levels Red Cross has seen during this time frame in more than a dozen years.
Demand for blood remained steady during this same period, which is why Red Cross needs people-now more than ever-to roll up a sleeve and give as soon as possible. All types are needed, but especially O negative, which can be used to treat any patient.
Individuals who are 17 years of age (16 with parental permission in some states), meet weight and height requirements (110 pounds or more, depending on their height) and are in generally good health may be eligible to give blood. Bring your Red Cross blood donor card or other form of positive ID when you come to donate.
Eligible blood donors are asked to call (800) RED CROSS or visit redcrossblood.org to find a blood drive and to make an appointment.
School supplies being accepted, given
First Call For Help and Tiffin Community YMCA once again are joining to bring a school supplies program to students grades K-12 living in Tiffin and rural Seneca County. Fostoria Residents are not eligible. Families who qualify for the federal reduced lunch program qualify.
Applications are to be accepted at First Call For Help, 201 S. Washington St. People should enter through the rear entrance. The program continues through Friday and is 9-11:30 a.m. and 1:30-3 p.m. Monday through Friday. Proof of income for the past three months is required. Applicants should bring their current pay stubs. Social Security statements are acceptable forms of proof of income.
Supplies are to be distributed to qualifying families at Tiffin Community YMCA, 180 Summit St., 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Aug. 6. A variety of games crafts, and activities are to be offered.
Individuals who have not received school clothes through the B.A. Seitz Fund in the past three years are eligible to apply for 2011-12 school year. The first 100 qualifying participants are to be referred to the program for acceptance.
Donations of school supplies may be made to First Call For Help or Tiffin Community YMCA. Monetary donations may be sent to First Call For Help, 201 S. Washington St., P.O. Box 368, Tiffin, OH 44883.
For more information, call (419) 448-4357.
Immunizations needed
Parents of children who are entering kindergarten and seventh grade can make an appointment for required immunizations through Seneca County General Health District. Students can be excluded from school if the immunizations have not been administered. To make an appointment, call (419) 447-3391.
Staples collecting supplies
DoSomething.org and Staples are teaming up with the stars from ABC Family's show "Pretty Little Liars" for the Staples for Students Do Something for children in need national school supply drive.
Tiffin teenagers are encouraged to collect school supplies and drop them off at their nearest Staples store through Sept. 17. Staples customers are to be able to get involved by donating $1 or more at any Staples store, with 100 percent of the proceeds benefiting Tiffin students in need.
All school supplies and donations are to be given locally to Tiffin Community YMCA to ensure they get into the hands of disadvantaged youth in time for the new school year.
The local Staples store for supply drop-off is located at 646 W. Market St.
PIE needs representatives
Pacific Intercultural Exchange is looking for local area representatives to match foreign-exchange students with host families in their communities.
Area representatives are volunteers, but receive certain cash rewards and incentives throughout the school year. Families who host students are eligible to claim a $50 charitable contribution deduction on their itemized tax returns for each month they host a student. For information, contact Pacific Intercultural Exchange at (888) 743-8721 or visit www.pieusa.org.
Ram Rumble upcoming
UPPER SANDUSKY - Upper Sandusky High School is to host Ram Rumble Aug. 11 at the football field. Gates open at 5 p.m., and a tailgate meal, priced at $3.50, is 5:30 p.m.
There are to be performances by the cheerleaders and marching band. People can meet fall athletes and coaches, watch the Student Spirit Stix competition and purchase Ram Gear, season passes and tickets for the game vs. Carey.
ABLE receives grant
FOSTORIA - Fostoria City Schools' Adult Basic & Literacy Education program is the recipient of a United Way Community Initiative Fund grant in the amount of $2,400. The grant is to be used in the upcoming program year to assist students ready to take the official GED test pay for the $40 GED test application fee. The ABLE program has seen students struggle with the $40 test fee since its implementation two years ago. For more information about receiving assistance with the GED test fee, call (419) 436-4163.
FFA members go to Mohican
June 8, five members of Sentinel Career and Technology Center's FFA chapter attended a summer fun day activity at Mohican Adventures with members of New Riegel High School's FFA chapter. Members in attendance took at 7-mile canoe ride down Mohican River. Following lunch, members participated in 18 holes of putt-putt golf and two rounds on the go-carts. The member who attended were Jimmy Lauer, Tim Goshe, Zach Vogel, Alexis Pahl and Elaine Pahl, along with two advisers.
Local students graduate from EHOVE program
MILAN - Becki Daniel of Attica and Susan Woodruff of Clyde graduated from EHOVE's medical assistant program.
KidsCollege starting Monday
FREMONT - KidsCollege at Terra Community College turns 18 this summer, and Mr. Gallagher the Science Guy is to be part of the celebration.
Mr. Gallagher is to be on campus Thursday to entertain and educate with activities. Participants are to learn about physics and see how water and science work together.
Demonstrations include water rockets, catapults, water tricks, balloon races, foot-powered pumps, water towers and water cars.
All current and former KidsCollege students and Terra students and their families can attend the session 10:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. outside of Building B. It is free.
This year's KidsCollege session is Monday through Thursday.
To learn about openings, call (419) 559-2255. For more information, visit www.terra.edu/learning.
Teens can take driving course
PERRYSBURG TOWNSHIP Area teenagers ages 15 and older who have a valid driver's license or driving permit and are interested in enhancing their knowledge about safe driving can attend a free Honda Teen Defensive Driving Program titled "Key to Safe Teen Driving" at Owens Community College Wednesday and Thursday.
The class is to occur 8 a.m.-5 p.m. at Center for Emergency Preparedness' emergency vehicle operations and driving course on the Toledo-area campus.
AAA Northwest Ohio is to be hosting free vehicle inspections Wednesday and Thursday at Owens in conjunction with the class. Area residents are to have the opportunity to have their vehicle inspected 8 a.m.-4 p.m. at the emergency vehicle operations and driving course.
For more information or to register, call (877) 793-8667 or visit www.keytosafeteendriving.com.
Mazza receives a gift
FINDLAY The Mazza Museum at University of Findlay has acquired 2,700 pieces of original art work by children's book artist and author, Stephen Kellogg. The acquisition represents a 50-percent expansion of the Mazza's collection of more than 5,000 pieces of original artwork. The acquisition was made possible, in part, by a $350,000 gift from actor Anthony Edwards.
Terra working on renovating building
FREMONT - Allied health, music and art students are to find new facilities when they arrive on campus at Terra Community College in August. Terra College Foundation is working to make sure the newly renovated Building D is fully equipped with the most up-to-date equipment and that students have scholarship opportunities.
It has launched a fundraising campaign, Investment in Education. So far, the total raised is $401,903 of the $700,000 goal.
About $500,000 is to be used to support the two major academic areas nursing and allied health and fine and performing arts that are to be located in Building D. The other $200,000 is to be directed to scholarships.
One donation avenue with the campaign is naming rights for the new building. Several rooms and studios have been selected, but some remain.
College officials are planning for the new building to be ready for students Aug. 22, the first day of fall semester. A grand opening is being planned for Sept. 30.
Anyone who is interested in supporting the Investment in Education campaign can call the foundation office at (419) 559-2301.
Muskingum dean's list
NEW CONCORD - Kari Schultz of Bloomville and Joel Ardner of Tiffin are on the dean's list at Muskingum University.
Terra dean's list
FREMONT Local students on the dean's list at Terra Community College are Stephen Allgyre, Barry Dawson, Nicholas Hay, Chad Legron and Matthew Miller, Attica; Matthew Bleckinger, Dean Hottenstein, Alvin Kuhn, Suzanne Richmond and Tracy Saraber, Bettsville; Nathaniel Dussel and Chelsea Strawman, Bradner; Jordan Allison and Ross Kistner, Burgoon; Amber Adkins, Bethany Aldrich, Joyce Alridge, Jenilee Biehler, Shawnelle Billow, Cody Browning, Erika Contreras, Edith Dirnberg, Kay Elfring, Chelsey Gurney, Kathryn Hayward, Cory Jolly, Eric Koth, Brandan Leiter, Cheri Miller, Scott Mills, Jenna Myles, Gregory Overfield and Anna Schmidt, Clyde; David Banks, Tracy Bullock, Robert Capehart, Priscilla Drenning, Michael Dunfee, Pamela Hampton, Christopher Knisely, Mandy Mathias, Tracy Nye, Kimberly Reinhard, Meghan Scherger, Dustin Shively, Lee Snyder, Cynthia Watkins and Lana Wedge, Fostoria; Antony Costantini, Elizabeth Newsome and Karissa Pinkerton, Green Springs; Joshua Dennis, Dual Durst and Eddmond Sisco, Kansas; Brooke Cassidy, New Riegel; Susan Fabian and Michael Shull, Republic; and Kate Ardner, Georgi Arthur, Tana Cenkus, Amy Crist, Chase Dull, Katie Grieve, Anthony Hoover, Kyle Illig, Kevin Johnson, Chelsea Kettlebar, Shannon Magers, James Martin, Jonette McQueen, Terry Naumann, Christy Schroen, Cody Semer, Seth Sholl, Andrea Smidutz, Matthew Somers, Bradley Steyer, Ruth Wade, Jennifer Warnement and Anna Williams, Tiffin.
Students inducted into honor society
PERRYSBURG TOWNSHIP Local residents inducted into the Alpha Omega Pi chapter of Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society at Owens Community College are Kristen Boyd and Jessica Knallay of Bradner, Lisa Depinet of Republic and Krista Roberts of Fostoria.
Bluffton dean's list
BLUFFTON-Local students on the dean's list at Bluffton University are Carol Metzger of Alvada, Andrew Holman of Fostoria and Amanda Cholodewitsch, Courtney Winger and Nicole Wood of Tiffin.
Mount St. Mary's dean's list
EMMITSBURG, Md. - Emma Haley of Tiffin is on the dean's list at Mount St. Mary's University. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Haley.
Wittenberg dean's list
SPRINGFIELD - Local residents Kelsey Grine and Andrea Gaietto are on the dean's list at Wittenberg University.
UW-Madison grad
CLYDE - William Medley of Clyde received a master's degree in engineering from University of Wisconsin-Madison.


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Nearly 40 local restaurants took part in the annual Taste of Weld County event Thursday night at the Island Grove Events Center. All funds from the event support SafeTouch, Parenting Education & Support and Visitation and Safe Exchange programs that are offered in Weld County to help prevent child abuse.
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ntroduces the concepts and practices of basic site layout, footings, and foundation construction. Students will use layout equipment for on-site laboratory practice. Topics include: zoning restrictions and codes, batter board installation, builder's level, squaring methods, footings, plot plan interpretation, materials estimation, foundation types, foundation forms, edge forms, waterproofing, soil testing and excavation.
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Asked by New York magazine if she would ever work with the actor, 48, the actress replies, "Well, we do collaborate on everything at home. But I mean, he's Tom Cruise! His body of work is incredible."
She adds, "Every movie he's done has done really well. I look back, and everything's a classic."
As someone who works in the same business, Holmes, 31, says being married to one of Hollywood's leading men has its advantages, and she consults him for acting tips.
"I definitely come home and say to him, 'So, imagine a scene ... how would you play it?' And he's helpful and sweet and gracious," she tells the magazine, on whose cover she appears in a classic Jackie Kennedy paparazzi pose. (Holmes plays the former First Lady in an upcoming History Channel mini-series, The Kennedys.) "He's quite an incredible human being."
Smiling at the SpeculationSpeculation about their marriage may be constant – "It must seem weird, I guess, having so many people watching," she admits – but Holmes responds by brushing the scrutiny to the side. "You just, you know, smile and nod," she says.
Family, instead, is what the two are focusing on. When they're both working on set, the couple will "just fly to see each other after we wrapped" and they've also decided to homeschool daughter Suri, 4.
"She has a teacher who is with her every day," says mom. "We like the one-on-one education. I'm happy that my daughter is strong-willed and determined. You really have to go with what the child is wanting."
Which is also why the parents give her free reign when it comes to fashion. Along with providing her dad with advice, Suri played the role of stylist when Holmes went to the Met Gala in 2008.
"I had this beautiful red gown and these royal-blue shoes that I wasn't planning on wearing," she recalls, "but Suri made me put them on and so I was like, 'Okay, I trust you.' "
The budding fashionista is also vocal about her own wardrobe.
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ST. STEPHEN Dillon got its revenge and then some.
A year ago, Timberland beat Dillon in the Class AA Division I Lower State final on a last-second field goal. This year, the Wildcats made sure it wasnt that close.
Freshman quarterback Avery McCall threw for 263 yards and three touchdowns and ran for another score to lead Dillon past Timberland, 48-13, on Friday night before a standing room only crowd of about 4,000 at Timerbland High School.
The Wildcats (12-1) will play for the Class AA Division I state championship next Friday night in Columbia. The Wolves, who captured the Division I-AA state title a year ago, finished the season at 11-2.
This was the seventh time the Wildcats and Wolves have faced each other in the playoffs with Timerblands only win coming last November. But this was a completely different Timberland team, as the Wolves lost 16 starters off of last years state championship team.
Dillon returned more than a dozen starters from last season and then added Avery for good measure.
Weve got nothing to be ashamed of, the kids played hard tonight, Timberland coach Art Craig said. We just ran into a very good Dillon team tonight.
It was all Timberland early on the in the game. The Wolves took the opening kickoff and drove the ball 51 yards for a TD. Austin McKinney capped off the six-play drive with a 12-yard TD run.
We came out on that first drive and took it right at them, Craig said. It looked like it was going to be our night.
Timberlands celebration was short-lived as the Wildcats would go on to score the next 48 points of the game.
Anthony Blue tied the game at 7-7 on the Wildcats first possession. Than after forcing a Timberland punt, Pete Ingram returned the kick 86 yards for a TD and a 14-7 lead.
With the Wildcats leading 20-7, the turning point came late in the second half with Timberland driving into Wildcats territory. Timberland quarterback Roderick McCray had just picked up a first down on a 16-yard run when he was hit from behind and fumbled the ball at the Wildcats 30-yard line.
Five plays later Avery found Anthony Blue in the right flat for a 16-yard TD pass and a 27-7 advantage with 3.6 seconds left before halftime.
We score at the end of the half and its a one touchdown game going into halftime, Craig said. But we fumble and they come down and score right before halftime. Thats a back breaker. Thats a 14-point swing and we could never recover.
The Wildcats offensive line gave Avery all day to throw the ball. He was rarely pressured and was able to stand in the pocket and throw almost at will against the Wolves secondary.
Avery completed 15 of 23 passes for 263 yards and three TDs. Blue rushed for 109 yards on 20 attempts and caught seven passes for 53 yards. The Wildcats finished with 434 yards of total offense.
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Station serves up another round of Dar-Kashians
That crazy clan created for the Station Dinner Theatre in 2012 is back in "The Return of the Dar-Kashians," an original show penned by David W. Mitchell, Adele Crotty and Jawn Gross.
The wacky sendup of reality television's excesses features five family members, one reviled rabbi and one very special guest at an event organized by uber-ditz Donna Marie and her husband, Cole Digger.
Barry McAndrew and Carrie Smith are the only returning actors from the original show who reprise their roles. McAndrew, as Donna Marie's dad, gets lots of laughs as cantankerous compulsive gambler Mik, whose blindness creates countless opportunities for physical comedy as he struggles to navigate the room and serve food.
The glitzily garbed Smith, who plays Cole's mom, is equally delightful as the effusive former nightclub singer whose recent marriage to Mik has made them both very happy.
Rebecca Coleman steps effortlessly into the role of Donna Marie, whose hot pink outfit, outrageous Jersey accent and hilarious inability to grasp the most basic of facts make her a consistent spectacle. Trisha Shallenbarger gives a largely subdued performance as her widowed sister Hope, punctuated by occasional outbursts of grief, while Zach Work, who played a different role in the 2012 show, makes a level-headed Cole with just a bit of 'tude.
The rabbi is played by Paul Urbanowicz, who also directs the show. While he's a late arrival to the party, the affable but shifty fellow has an important role to play in the proceedings, which revolve around finding a suitable name for Donna Marie's infant daughter.
Finally, though every cast member is quite entertaining, David Durst steals the show from the moment he steps on stage, delivering a larger-than-life spoof of a prominent TV personality. Part of the fun is in the surprise, but suffice it to say that his impersonation is dead-on and riotous.
Zingy references to contemporary pop culture make this play a blast for anyone who spends much time glued to the TV or perusing tabloid headlines, while the zany characterizations are fun even for those without such context.
As always, the interaction of the actors with the audience between acts creates a sense of intimacy and allows guests to provoke all sorts of improvisational humor. Between bites of bread and salad, spoonfuls of soup and plentiful helpings of ham, chicken, rice and mixed veggies, plus apple crisp, feel free to initiate conversations and even do some ribbing.
Just be prepared to take some teasing yourself from this lovably boisterous bunch, which is eager to get the Station season off to a sensational start.


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China has made its first significant investment in the North Sea as part of a wider grab for Western oil.
The state-backed oil and gas group Sinopec has bought a 49 per cent stake in the British business of Talisman Energy for $1.5 billion.
The rival — and similarly state-backed — China National Offshore Oil Corporation has also unveiled the country's biggest foreign takeover, which would give it another large measure of North Sea oil. CNOOC, China's largest offshore producer, has agreed a $15.1 billion deal to buy the Calgary-based Nexen, which operates Britain's largest oilfield in the North Sea and has


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Skip to comments.EPA POWER GRAB TO REGULATE DITCHES, GULLIES ON PRIVATE PROPERTY
Posted on 06/11/2012 11:56:23 AM PDT by lowbridge
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Uh, it's in the first chapter of the book I published eleven years ago. In that same book, I also warned about regulation of seasonal Class 3 Riparian Areas when the NRCD instituted lawsuits in all 50 states to establish TMDL regulations for non-point "pollution" sources. At the time it was for nitrate, but I wrote that it would soon be about silt.
Wherever there is dirt and water, there is mud. Whenever you mix mud and water, you get suspended silt. Mud is a nonpoint source of silt. Silt is found everywhere there is dirt, which is everywhere. If you want to control the use of dirt, just call it a pollutant! It isnt clean water any more, its dirty. People dont want dirty water. They want clean water. Just ask them.
To determine culpability for a source of silt is even harder than for nitrate. Nonpoint mud is a much harder sell for an initial action in nonpoint pollution enforcement than human feces. Natural causes of silt in the County of Santa Cruz vastly outweigh human contributions. Sources of silt vary by location and degree every year. To assign individual causes is highly subjective
The State Water Resources Control Board employs five specialists assigned to institute nonpoint TMDL standards in the Central Coast Region. At the time of this writing, one third of the TMDL documents on their web site deal with the San Lorenzo River Watershed. Why are they focusing upon such a small community as the San Lorenzo Valley, in a County with timber practices touted as some of the finest in the world?
Santa Cruz County is a perfect test environment for enforcement of TMDL upon sources of nonpoint silt. It is one of the few places in the world with both nonpoint nitrate problems from urban and agricultural sources and silt problems involving a rural/suburban forest, coho salmon, and timber harvesting. It also has an entrenched activist bureaucracy, a thoroughly proven political machine, and a university activist community with which to supply the experts to make it all happen.
Few, even on this forum, paid any attention. 'Oh, that's just a local issue in loony Santa Cruz.' Yeah, right.
When will we finally come to a day when government employees are fearful? When will some / any figure out that they are being paid for nothing and it can't last? When will some / any figure out that they have become enemies of the people and that the people will not tolerate it?
Armed EPA?
EPA's new motto: All your a--holes are belong to us :-)
It was about the time Santa Cruz Co had spent untold dollars on a bike path to link Santa Cruz to points south and after it was almost complete from two sides a gaggle of greenies stopped it from crossing about 150 feet of a canyon in Soquel because of some weeds or flies.
Have you ever run across Michael Shaw, by chance?
I thought Indiana was where the DNR were outlawing the keeping of certain breeds of hogs (based on appearance) on farms under some sort of "feral hog" law...
Michael Shaw does a lot of valuable work to complain about the Agenda 21 and educate people to the threat it portends. He has put a fair bit of money and time into it, printed pamphlets, distributed video, and the like. He has supported important lawsuits financially. Yet typical of Randians, he has no concept for practical means in free markets to deal with the problems arising out of modern scale, transportation, and chemistry. He babbles about liberty, but in my opinion, he doesn't understand the HOW when it comes to addressing real problems with some uses of private property arising out of changes due to modern technology. There are real problems with the common law foundation of our legal system and its lack of correspondence to physical reality that he just doesn't seem to grasp.
Michael indirectly got me involved in the Santa Cruz County Local Agenda 21 Biodiversity and Ecosystem Management Roundtable. On the committee, he showed up for a few early meetings, did no work, and contributed little in the way of ideas (I negotiated and wrote the draft). He hung around long enough to make sure "program h" was in the document, thus getting into an ordinance language stating that he could develop his property. That done, he was not to be seen again. When the final battle came over a year later and the "central committee" (IOW Jeannie Nordland and crew) forced a completely rewritten and fraudulent document down our throats, he was strangely absent. When I called him on it over the phone, he said, "you're doing a really good job."
I have more to say on that and more as a personal matter, but I'd rather say it to his face with independent witnesses present.
Haven't you heard? Nobody has to "show up". They just fly the drone over the farm then send him a summons in the mail. If the farmer doesn't show up in court he loses his farm or at least pays a big fine.
This not only "ditch" take over. This is "Front and Back Yard" take over.
Maybe this is the "third" think Perry couldn't remember.
It appears there really is an Agenda 21.
Our mistake is buying into anything the U. N. globalists want us to.
Actually, that did happen in N Calif.
I lived there from 1993 to late 2004.
There were local Greenies proposals that ALL the rainfall & snowmelt was creating 'watercourses' which were then defined as 'navigable waters' & under the control of the county, the state & the Feds, etc.
I raised hell at the Supervisors meetings about this. Told them that I owned the land, paid my taxes on it & I didn't control the RAIN——and NEITHER DID THEY!!!
This definition of 'watercourses' wouldn't let a child's bathtub boat sail in it.
They were dead serious. They thought they could invade my property & tell me where the rain could fall off the roof and where it could run downhill!!!
I told them they had better bring plenty of help if they were going to try and invade my property!
He seemed to think water would run down my driveway then uphill, into the middle of the road and freeze, thus creating an ice spot in the highway. My driveway had been blacktop, and in 30-odd winters of course no such thing had ever happened. Water does not run uphill, even in NE Ohio.
My contractor was quite agitated but his business liocense was at stake so he had no choice but to yield. I was at work at the time but fortunately, Mrs Buzzard, who chews nails for breakfast, made the DOT squish relent and let the concrete be laid to within about ten feet of the road. I'll finish the rest myself, a bag or two at a time.
Dismantle the EPA completely.
Even 3 of those Greenies can cause lots of trouble!!!
Rick Perry was right. Defund them all. Shut them all down. Get them out of our lives.
Thank you. Natural Process was perhaps too deep and too far ahead of its time to be popular, but it surely planted some interesting seeds.
You are one of the true straight arrows around here.
It can be a pain to be "a straight arrow around here," as even FReepers have their positions organized around the false dichotomies the mediots present us. The usual "Republican" idea that environmental regulation actually protects us and that all we need to do is perform it better is a total crock. Large scale preservation may be the most destructive thing we have ever done to the land. That said...
Have you seen the more recent book CD on the Sabbath for the land? It starts slowly, but it's truly a mind blowing concept, one that is still growing as I retranslate Genesis 1-8 in its proper nomadic context. I'm not selling it any more as I plan to put the whole thing (all 1000pp of photographs) online this year, but if you want an ftp link please let me know.
I barely have time to do half of what I should do to run my own life.
He was clear about having been a leftie before going to war over his property. That's probably why he is impaired in some ways when it comes to recognizing solutions.
It's a failing of Randians in general, and lawyers in particular. He's both.
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First of all the system of unincorporated areas having no local oversight is a major part of the problem. Back East, we had townships in areas of the counties that were outside of urban towns or cities. The townships are not only self-governing, they are self funding. The township residents determine what level of services they will have and how they will pay for them. The townships must still meet certain levels of health and safety.
As it stands, the unincorporated areas in WA are governed by centralized regulators and county councils that live mostly in the urban areas, as if the rural areas were nothing but colonies or feudal fiefs of the urban regulatory boards. This country ended colonial rule in 1776 and these lefties want to re-instate it.
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So week six has me scratching my head over some moves to make/not make. Standard Yahoo! scoring, no PPR.
My current team:
QB: A. Rodgers, Garrard
RB: AP, Moreno, Julius Jones, Thomas Jones
WR: Reggie Wayne, V. Jackson, D. Mason, T. Holt
TE: Witten
1) I need a TE fill in for Witten (BYE). Some available TEs include: Heap, Shockey, Olsen, and Lee. Who should I grab here and more importantly who can I sacrifice. I feel like I need to hold on to Witten obviously. I'm leaning towards dropping Garrard.
2) I really want an upgrade at WR3. Some available WRs include: Maclin, Breaston, H. Nicks, Garcon, L. Coles, and M. Muhammad. What are your thoughts on Maclin moving forward? I know he started for Curtis (also a FA). Would Curtis be a better long term option? I would probably drop Holt at this point.
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How many starters per position and teams in the league?
Start 1 QB, 3 WR, 2 RB, TE, K, and DEF. 10 team league.
My understanding is that Curtis is toast. His knee is still bothering him and there are rumors he's going to be traded. Maclin seems to have more upside anyway; I certainly don't remember Curtis ever having a day like Maclin did on Sunday.
I'd hate to cut Garrard since Rodgers keeps getting drilled (I know he gets some of his line back this week but still). I'm not convinced Witten is irreplaceable. I might consider dropping Julius, actually. I'm a fan, but I'm getting tired of guessing whether he'll go off or go home every week.
Curtis got on everyone's radar with a huge game back in '07. Week 3 vs. DET. 11 catches, 221 yards, 3 TD. He had several good weeks after that, including two 100-yard games, but only caught 3 TD the rest of the year.
Then he gets hurt in '08, only topping 70 yards once with 2 TD in half a season.
Longtime fantasy players might also remember Reggie Brown, an Eagles WR who had 3 catches in the first two games of '06, 2 going for TDs. That was followed by a 100-yard game, a so-so game, then three straight games with a TD and 77-121 yards. He finished with 8 TDs but was wildly inconsistent the rest of the year and hasn't been worth owning since.
I think Maclin's worth owning and starting now, but Eagles WRs haven't been consistent since McNabb entered the league. Yesterday's hero is today's hasbeen and forgotten tomorrow. That has to stop sometime, but McNabb spreads the ball around so much that it's hard to predict who'll look like a superstar any given week. As a rookie, Maclin's especially prone to streaks, and like Jackson last year, could fall off the face of the Earth in the last few weeks of the season.
I wouldn't go near Coles or Curtis. I hate to not have a backup QB, but you can stand to cut Garrard and Holt.
I think Olsen's the best of those TEs, with Lee by far the worst; Finley figures to take his job before next year. Breaston and Nicks are decent pickups, but their value's somewhat limited. Maclin has questions, too, but he's the most likely to start now and for the rest of the year. I'd rank the WRs roughly in this order:
Muhammad's the safest bet to avoid 0s, but is unlikely to have more than a couple good games without the benefit of PPR. He's a poor man's Mason. Still, he's arguably better than Garcon, who has to compete with Collie and, eventually, Gonzalez (not to mention Wayne and Clark) for snaps and targets. Muhammad only has to get Delhomme to look away from Smith occasionally.
Heap is probably your best bet for TE. Lee wouldn't be bad, but Finley is challenging him for catches.
I think Maclin is probably the only one of those players worth having on you bench, but he is going to be feast or famine. I think he has a pretty good chance of getting you points this week (Eagles play Oakland and Asomugha will likely be covering Jackson), but many weeks will get you a 2. I'd drop Garrard or Holt for him. Since your QB hasn't had his bye yet, probably Holt.
Thanks for all the input everyone. I ended up dropping Garrard and Holt and picking up Shockey and Maclin.
Is there any way I start Thomas Jones (BUF) or Julius Jones (ARI) over Moreno (@SD) as my RB2 this week?
No. Well, maybe TJones. ARI has a strangely tough run D and scores so much that opponents have to abandon the run anyway. TJones has a great matchup but is splitting carries pretty evenly with Washington. Still, that's a blowout game that should end with a lot of garbage time runs. Buckhalter might be back this week but Moreno should still get 70% of the touches against a SD run defense that can't stop anyone.
Shockey is an exciting play this week. NYG is giving up a lot to TEs and I suspect Shockey might be a little bit more fired up than usual.
Good. I'd go Maclin and Olsen (or Shockey) drop Garrard and start T Jones.


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- Integrate Google Universal Analytics to read data from Optimizely
- Add Google Universal Analytics integration code to your page
- Track Google Universal Analytics metrics as experiment goals
- Create custom dimensions and reports in Universal Analytics to track and report on Optimizely data
If you use Google Universal Analytics (UA) to monitor your site's traffic, you can view the results of your Optimizely experiments alongside the rest of the data that UA collects. In this article, we'll walk through how to implement Google Universal Analytics.
Why integrate Optimizely and Google Universal Analytics?
- You'll have a direct view of how Optimizely experiments affect the metrics you track in Google Analytics.
- You'll be able to see Google Analytics data for each variation in your experiment.
- You'll be able to filter your Google Analytics reporting by visitors who were successfully included in an Optimizely experiment and exclude those who weren't.
- If you're running redirect experiments and plan to view your data in Universal Analytics, you'll need to turn on this integration and add some code to your site for your traffic source information to report correctly. Otherwise, Optimizely won't be able to set a necessary variable, and too much of your traffic will report as "Referral." See the "Preserving referral sources during redirects" section below.
Are you looking for a different Google Analytics Integration? If so, check out our article on implementing Google Analytics Classic or Google Analytics for iOS. Or see our Google Tag Manager article.
For more on the subject, check out these great writeups by our Solutions Partners SwellPath and Vertical Nerve; and Geoff Kenyon.
Implementing Optimizely and Google Analytics in a tag manager? Read our tag manager article to find out more about how this will affect your GA tracking code.
Are you troubleshooting your Universal Analytics integration, or see discrepancies in your reports? See our GA troubleshooting article for more information.
Begin by going to the Integrations tab on the Home page. Select Universal Analytics and toggle the button to ON in the details sidebar to the right.
To enable Google Analytics for an individual experiment, go to that experiment in the Editor, then click Options > Integrations.
- In order to integrate Optimizely with Universal Analytics, you must have an available Custom Dimension (note: this refers to a Custom Dimension in Google Analytics, not the Optimizely feature) to populate with Optimizely experiment data.
- The Universal Analytics tracking code must be placed at the bottom of the <head> section of your pages. Google Analytics integration will not function properly unless the Optimizely snippet is above the GA snippet.
- You will use the number (index) of the Custom Dimension to configure your Optimizely experiment to send data to. See below to learn how to access your list of Custom Dimensions in Universal Analytics and create one for Optimizely if needed.
- Use one Custom Dimension per concurrently running experiment so that their experiment names/variations don't overwrite each other.
- Make sure that if you have the setDomainName function call on your page it is not using a leading period or www.
- Make sure that your Optimizely experiment is running for this integration to work.
As long as you're testing on the same domain and Optimizely is implemented on the experiment page, you can track session-wide goals in Google Analytics.
- Reasoning behind one Custom Dimension per concurrently running experiment: this is all about data attribution.
- Ex: expA and expB both use Custom Dimension 1. User lands on expA within page1 and lands on expB on page2 within the same session - their actions will only be attributed to expB from this point moving forward.
- If expA and expB had their own unique Custom Dimensions each, expA will continue to collect data on the user even after getting bucketed into expB.
Enable Universal Analytics Integration
Optimizely uses Universal Analytics' "Custom Dimensions" to tag your visitors with the experiments and variations to which they've been added. Configuring Optimizely to begin sending this information to Universal Analytics requires three steps:
Add the following JavaScript code to your site wherever the Universal Analytics code exists after the
ga('create'...)function fires and before the Universal Analytics
ga('send','pageview')function fires and the tracking call is made (see details in the next section):
// Optimizely Universal Analytics Integration window.optimizely = window.optimizely || []; window.optimizely.push("activateUniversalAnalytics");
In the Optimizely Editor, in your experiment, go to Options > Integrations then click the Universal Analytics checkbox to enable the integration.
Select a Custom Dimension that you'd like Optimizely to use. Note that this is a UA Custom Dimension, not the Optimizely feature. This Custom Dimension should not already be in use by another part of your site, or by another currently-running Optimizely experiment.Important:
Once you create your Custom Dimension in Google Analytics, you will be prompted with example Javascript google asks you to place on your page, however, by enabling this integration, you actually replace the need to include the UA
setDimensioncode on your page. If you include the
ga('set', 'dimension1', dimensionValue);code on your site, you may actually end up overwriting the Optimizely/UA integration.
- Specify a Custom Tracker if you are using a custom event tracker other than the default. This will change Optimizely's integration call to use the custom tracker rather than the default. For example, if your website is using the call:
ga('tracker2.send', 'pageview');
Then you would enter tracker2 into the Specify a custom tracker field, and Optimizely would integrate with tracker2 instead of the default tracker.
The Optimizely API call in step #1 will set custom dimension values for all active Optimizely experiments that are configured to use the Universal Analytics integration and is safe to make even if no experiments are currently configured to use it.
Essentially, you can add this code sitewide, once, and never have to change it again.
The only exception is if you have experiments using manual or conditional activation. If you're using these activation modes, you may need to re-activate UA (step 1) and send a second Google Analytics pageview call after the experiment is activated.
Place the API Call
We recommend adding this code to your site as the last call that is made before the pageview, especially if you are using the cookieDomain function.
The latest tracking code can be obtained from Google Analytics by navigating to the Admin tab, then clicking Tracking Info > Tracking Code
A sample setup might look like this in the body of your HTML:
//Universal Analytics Setup
(i[r].q=i[r].q||[]).push(arguments)},i[r].l=1*new Date();a=s.createElement(o),
ga('create', 'UA-XXXX-Y', 'auto');
// Optimizely Universal Analytics Integration Code
window.optimizely = window.optimizely || [];
// End Optimizely Code
ga('send', 'pageview');
Create a Custom Dimension
In order to integrate Optimizely with Universal Analytics and view reports based on the integration data, you must configure a Universal Analytics custom dimension first. This dimension, and the name you give it, will be used to create reports that leverage your Optimizely integration data for filtering.
- While logged in as an Admin, click the Admin tab at the top and you should be brought to a page like this:
- Click the Custom Definitions link under the middle Property column and then select Custom Dimensions. You should be brought to a tab like this:
- If the Custom Dimension you want to integrate your Optimizely experiment with is listed on this tab (the 'dimension number' is shown in the Index column), then you can just take note of the name for that Dimension and don't need to add one.
- If the Custom Dimension is not listed on this tab, you'll need to create a new Custom Dimension for use with Optimizely. To do this, click the New Custom Dimension button and give the New Dimension a name and a Scope. For more information on the recommended scope, see the "Note" box below:
While our recommended integration is scoped at the session level, you can also configure your integration to be scoped at the user level.
Ultimately, you'll need to choose the scoping that's better for the types of conversions you want to track. For instance, session-level scoping may be better if the experiment is running sitewide or if a visitor will always go back through the experiment pages before converting. But user-level scoping may be better if it's possible for a user to leave the site, then come back and convert without seeing the experiment again.
Our default integration uses session scope to minimize the possibility of overwriting your experiment data sent to Google Analytics, but if you're tracking complex conversions that span multiple sessions, you may prefer to scope at the user level. For more information, see Google's documentation on scoping.
If you do this, just be cautious of reusing Custom Dimensions in Google Analytics, and for consistency between Google Analytics and Optimizely's Results page, set the Google Analytics reporting range to the duration that your experiment ran.
- Click Create and your new Custom Dimension will be available for integrating with Optimizely experiments.
Create a Custom Report
Now, you'll need to see reporting on your experiment within Universal Analytics.
- Log into your Universal Analytics account and click the Customization tab at the top. You should see a Custom Reports list that looks something like this:
- Set up a Custom Report for each experiment you have integrated Universal Analytics with. To do this, click New Custom Report. Then give the report a title and add the metric groups you wish to view in the report.
- To filter this report for only your Optimizely experiment, choose the Custom Dimension you set up previously as one of the Dimension Drilldowns. See the below image for an example.
- Add this dimension in the Filters section and use a Regex match on the experiment ID for the experiment you want to filter. This will ensure that only Universal Analytics data for that particular experiment is shown in your report:
Make sure to leave Filters empty when creating a custom report for an iOS experiment.
- Click Save. You'll then be able to access your report and update the date filter if you wish:
Check your integration
GA's Custom Dimensions contain visitor-specific information that can be sent along with events and pageviews. It can take up to 24 hours to populate that data into GA; however, the Custom Dimension is set immediately once you integrate GA and Optimizely, so you can check that the Custom Dimension is set correctly using Google Analytics' debugger tool.
Using the debugger tool, look for the variable
cd[x] where 'x' is the slot corresponding to the Optimizely experiment. The variable will be set with the Optimizely experiment followed by the variation you were bucketed into.
An example would look like this:
dimension7 (&cd7) Optimizely_Onboarding (1645002506): Variant#1
Have a question about integrating Optimizely with your Analytics Platform? Head over to the Optimizely Community to post a discussion and see what others are talking about.


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A miniature photographic portrait such as this example, is called a 'carte de visite' (the French for 'visiting card'). This was a photographic format, originating from the visiting card, which was introduced in France in 1854. Cartes were mass produced, and those like Mayall's pictures of the royal couple were ordered by the hundreds of thousands. It was fashionable to collect 'cartes de visite' and compile them in albums.
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