@NoLayingUp The literally have giant scoreboards at golf tournaments that show the scores. Requiring each golfer to keep their own score makes little sense today. Do players do this in any other sport? Keep their own score on a small paper card?
@Top100Rick Really just the back 9 at Pacific Grove - the front? Meh. How about Waiehu on Maui? Muni course, $65 peak rates, and only allows 48 hour advanced tee times. It’s a gem.
@JayLund113 What is interesting is the percentage of water used for Urban uses. It is a relatively small percentage - yet our focus and efforts are to obtain water savings there. We’re spending $billions to save another 5% of 8% of all water.
@RyanSabalow I think poaching has been a big problem with white sturgeon (in California). Over the years I’ve fished the Delta - I think I’ve seen more poached carcasses left along the banks than I’ve seen legal fish kept.
California water lost another great person this past week. Rick Gilmore was a great leader and fierce advocate for landowners in Byron-Bethany Irrigation District. I will miss him. #CAWater @ByronBethanyID
And there it is - the Rule Against Perpetuities.
"This declaration shall continue in effect until 21 years after the death of the last survivor of the descendants of King Charles III, King of England, living as of the date of this declaration."
https://t.co/C0aBtfdHbc
@agleader I used to represent a levee district in the Sacramento Valley - one of the Board members had stories of the flood fight in 1955 - where they drove a D9 into a levee break.
23,000 cfs on the North Fork American River at the PCWA pump station. The keyway for the Auburn dam on the right side of the bank. Water discolored because of the Mosquito Fire runoff. #CAWater#Atmosphericrivers#Folsom#AmericanRiver
@washingtonpost Southwest’s model is the reason I fly instead of driving. I can fly nonstop from @FlySMF to see my kids in PHX or SNA; fly direct to PSP or SAN for a long weekend. If I had to fly to a "hub" and change planes, I’d skip flying and just drive. Thank you @SouthwestAir !
@flowinguphill@alexbreitler A portion of that original canal was actually (sort of) constructed when I-5 was constructed. They used the canal footprint as a borrow pit for a portion of the I-5 embankment - around White Slough.
Ryan Tompkins, @lostsierrafrstr, gives us the lowdown on increasing forest resilience by reducing tree density in this blog post Promoting Forest Resilience with Fewer Trees https://t.co/52tLx1K3se