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Plan with me | November 2017 - Duration: 6:25.
Hi everyone, I am so excited to share this journal layout with you becuase I decided
to add a little bit of color!
For my first two journals, I stuck with a pen and ink, black and white feel which I
will continue because of the simplicity of it, but since autumn is so colorful, with
the leaves turning, I am going to paint my cover page and then insert it into the journal
later.
I am going to stick to the storybook feel and play upon that a little more as the months
go by because, eventually I would love to illustrate and write a children's book,
so my journals will be a bit like practice for me.
For this month, leaves and bare branches are a focal point and since the holidays begin
this month with Thanksgiving here, it is going to be a month of appreciation before the year
comes to an end.
I want to focus on family and friendships as my theme with all my illustrations and
make the entire lay-out work more as a motivational planner
So for the cover page I am illustrating a mother and fawn next to a tipi in the center
with very yellow fall branches and leaves surrounding it, to create a very loving scene.
After a few layers of watercolor, I am going back in with my micron to ink "november"
and some of the imagery to tie it back with the rest of the layout.
Now for my very first page of my journal, this will be a reminder page, similar to the
dedication page in a book but a message dedicated to me by me.
I am inking a branch with a few leaves on it and then underneath that it says:
Beautiful things happen when you try.
Next page will be where my cover page will sit and then next to that I determined the
mood for this month as the month of appreciation.
Underneath that is a wonderful quote I love about gratitude.
It says: Gratitude turns what we have into enough and more, it turns denial into acceptance,
chaos into order, confusion into clarity, it makes sense of our past, brings peace for
today, and creates a vision for tomorrow.
Moving on, I have a cute little squirrel dancing on top of mushrooms with an autumn branch
as the leaves slowly fall around him.
Underneath that is another one of my favorite quotes, this one is by Oprah.
It says: The more you celebrate your life, the more there is in life to celebrate.
This is exactly my goal for this month and even the rest of my life.
I want to appreciate rather than look at the things I don't have, I want to celebrate
even the smallest achievements, and begin to love everything about my life and to see
the bad times as a chance for me to learn.
I wish you all positivity and joy as well starting today.
Next to that little scene is the table of contents with the title up top, another autumn
branch to tie it in with the rest of the layout, and then I have my page numbers underneath
on the left, in a larger and bold font and the a description of each section in my normal
handwriting to the right.
Next up is my 3 month calendar spread.
I switched it up super slightly here and changed the title on the left to glance ahead versus
at a glance, which I might switch up again next set-up.
I continued with the branches more as a decorative element here framing the title.
And then on the right I have my november calendar larger up top with the next two months below.
I really fell in love with this layout, so there is a very high chance you'll continue
to see this going forward.
And then on the right of all of that are two cute bunnies, one using the other to try to
grab a leaf off of a branch while the other one is happy with the a leaf on the ground.
Moving on to my monthly calendar.
It's generally the same set-up as the original but the imagery up top changes with the theme.
Here I have a family of foxes running through a field during sunset, while the wind blows
the leaves off a tree to surround them.
I have the calendar set up in the center, so I can physically plan out my month, Oh
don't laugh but I kind of messed up the spelling of wednesday and week after zoning
out, but I fixed them, reading & writing more is on my overall list of goals, so hopefully
that'll help with my grammar.
And then on the right I have my monthly goals.
I couldn't build my website last month, so this month I want to build my website,
workout 5 days a week, build my illustration collection, and have more patience.
I feel like I've been rushing a lot of things with really high expectations, so starting
now, I want to just try and do my best for every small step I take until I reach my goals.
Instead of focusing so much on the end goal and question why I am not accomplished yet.
This way, I can enjoy the journey.
Next up is my 30 day challenge tracker.
I normally have my daily routine trackers here and decided to really focus it in this
month.
I've had this goal for the past few months now to draw everyday.
It doesn't matter if it's a doodle or a full blown illustration, but the point was
to practice.
So for this month, I am making it a challenge.
On the left page I have a bunny and fox kind of parading with the branches as the leaves
fall around them in celebration, and then on the right I drew 30 leaves for the 30 days
of November.
For every day that I accomplish this task, I will color it in and I am hoping to have
a fully colored page by the end of the month.
And now finally, I have my weekly set-up.
I used the same branches for my 3 month calendar spread and just flipped it.
This way it ties it right back into the theme.
And then on my right, I have the same set-up as October because it worked pretty well.
I was able to list my to dos perfectly in each box.
I have 8 boxes, one for each day of the week and then the last box is dedicated for a weekly goal.
I just repeated this 5 times for the 5 weeks of november.
I have a few blank pages towards the end, which I may use to write my favorite quotes
or just doodle, and then I have the other half of the journal for my December set-up,
which works out perfectly!
So, here is the final flip-through.
It definitely is more like a custom planner without the other trackers but I love how
everything turned out and I thought that the colored cover page was going to be out of
place, but it looks pretty good.
You can find the digital printable on my etsy if you're interested and I am working on
getting the shop fully stocked and will have an announcement for an official launch soon,
so follow me on instagram for updates on that.
Its taking me a little longer to figure it all out, but I hope to have a wonderful shop
for you when I am done!
I hope this video inspires you to try doodling in your journals and create one that suits
you to achieve your goals.
Thank you so much for watching and have a meaningful and fantastic day everyone.
Bye!
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GARLIC BREAD PUMPKIN Savory Bread - Duration: 4:26.
Soft fluffy savory bread
3 cups (375g) all purpose flour, 2 teaspoons dry yeast
2 tablespoons sugar
1/2 teaspoon pepper, optional
1 teaspoon garlic powder
One & half teaspoon of salt
3 tablespoons chopped scallions
Stir well
1 large egg, beaten
1 cup (250ml) warm milk
Stir until just combined
4 tablespoons soft butter/margarine
Stir using a strong spoon/mixer with dough hook/KitchenAid about 5 minutes
Until form a soft sticky dough
Don't worry if the dough is stick in the bowl
Cover for 60-90 minutes at warm place
The dough will be very soft, sprinkle little flour to handle
Sprinkle little flour on work surface
The dough is not sticky anymore
Form a ball
Cut into 12 pieces
Flatten each piece and fold into a square
At this step we can add filling, optional
I use rectangle baking pan 28x22 cm. Grease with butter/cooking spray
Cover for 30 minutes
Egg wash
12 pieces of pumpkin cubes
Put pumpkin cube in the center of each dough and press down
Bake at 180°C (350°F) for 25 - 30minutes
Oven may vary
The bottom side looks like this
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Any Regrets? - Duration: 4:08.
[swishy swishy fist zoom]
AAAAAARGH!!
[zombie groans and growls]
Oof! Fuck off!
Ah! A little help!!
MOVE!
[muffled zombie moans]
They know we're in here. It's only a matter of time before they get in.
I guess now's a good time for last words. Any regrets?
Yeah. I regret leaving Evan's gun outside.
Well, I regret leaving Evan outside.
[Evan outside] Oh well! At least I still have my gun!
No wait, here it is!
[Evan outside] OH NO MY GUN! AAAAARRGH!
I regret sleeping with Dodie's dad last night! Ha-waaah!
Come on Sammy, you know my dad turned into a zombie, like, three days ago.
Yeah, I said I regretted it.
I regret what I did in the capital of Thailand.
Bangkok?
Who told you?!
I regret selling my hands to buy these gloves.
Yeah, why did you do that?
I regret not coming out.
You're gay?
No. I'm brown.
We're here for you, man.
Thanks guys.
You know, I always kinda knew.
Well, I'm actually bi-racial, so...
Shut up Sammy!
Yeah, that's not a real thing.
More like greedy!
Well, I regret having never seen Star Wars.
Yeah, well, I regret not telling anyone about that zombie that bit me yesterday.
And I reg- Wait, what?!
You've NEVER seen Star Wars?!
No.
[CRASH]
There's still time.
Luke! I am your daddy-man!
FATHER!
Beautiful!
Guys! They're breaking in! This is bad!
Oh my god... do you guys remember Breaking Bad?
Never saw it.
Seriously!?!
Jesse! I am your daddy-man!
FATHER!
I shipped it!
Ok! I'm just gonna put it out there!
Maybe now would be a good time to start praying. Does anyone have a bible?
Nope.
Obviously not.
Never even read it.
Are you kidding-
Jesus! I am your daddy-man!
FATHER!
No, wait! Wait! I have read this!
Oh my God! Jesus Christ!
[More moans and groans! And cracking glass!]
AAAARGH!
Err! Does anyone else have any other regrets?
I regret never being in a barbershop quartet!
HELLO MY BABY, HELLO MY HONEY, HELLO MY RAGTIME GAL!
Wait, no, this is wrong.
I regret not being in a barbershop quartet that's about to get married.
Uuhhh..
I DOOOO! I DOOOO! I DOOOOO! I DOOOOOOO!
Wait, no, I regret not being in a barbershop quartet that's about to get married
and then they've just found out the bride is actually just a collection of bees inside of a dress.
Also everyone is on helium.
WHAT?!
[high pitched] She was my wife to be, but now she's made of bees, how could this happen to meeeeee!
This is what I wanted. This was good. This was good.
Well I guess that's everything.
We finally have no regrets.
I... I think I'm ready to die...
I love you guys.
Wait, what did Sammy say about getting bitten by a zombie?
BLAAAARGGH!
AAAAAAARRRGGHH!
BLAAAEERGGHHH!!!
AAAAAAAAARRGGHHH!!!!
BLEEEEUGGGHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!
AAAAAARRGG... huh?
Huh? Urgh, dad! Urgh!
Daddy!
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YOUTUBE ZERO | DISS TRACK - (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO) 2017 - Duration: 2:36.
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I Quit My Job for My Horse & Business - Duration: 6:39.
Oh Black Cat hello, Is it coming to me? No. Not.
I'm in the pasture. Horses are scattered all over, so I decided here will be good today to film.
Oh thanks, leaf.
Hey Y'all, I've talked about going full-time on YouTube
since I realized there were other Horse Dreamers out there. Back When I was still a Horse Dreamer.
and then when I started owning a horse I realized I could do so much more
to help you guys in ways that I was never helped.
Then I realized that is what I wanted my full-time job to be.
I wanted to figure out ways to help you guys to feel like
you are going in a direction and you know where to go because in the Horse World it's so confusing
there's so much information out there.
and I knew that encouragement was a big part of that because I didn't have a lot of encouragement.
I was discouraged a lot throughout my school years
and I don't want you guys to go through the same thing.
Obviously to quit a full-time job you still need some source of income to sustain your life, the horse you have the family you are creating.
So I do have to make money in this direction.
But my number one goal is most definitely
Helping Horse Dreamers become Horse Owners and Horse Owners become more confident
and learn from the little mistakes that are made as a new Horse Owner
none of us are perfect, but we must strive to be better and learn more to become better riders and better trainers and definitely better Horse Owners in general
I quit my full-time job to pursue building The Horse Dream company
I quit about three weeks ago and since quitting I've been organizing and taking those times to really get
what I really want to do and direction I want to go in this holiday time (Holiday Season)
and how I want to push things and grow the business
but not only that help you guys in different ways
now I have 40 hours a week to think about this and build the company and post on social media and post videos
and edit videos and all the things that entail every bit of this part of the company
I get to do it for 40 hours a week plus whatever extra I decide to do during that week.
I'm trying to stay out of the sun but it keeps moving so, or the earth keeps moving technically.
So why is this so important to me that I would quit my full-time job?
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ELEX Review - Duration: 12:46.
Hi and Welcome to Danklord vs Games.
My name is Kevin and today we'll be taking a look at Elex made by Piranha Bytes.
Elex is a single player rpg more appealing to those who has a history with the Gothic
1 to 3 games, made by the same developer.
I'll begin by saying; I am not one of those people but that doesn't mean I'm going to
hate on the game.
Not this time.
But this video is going to be a lot more spread out in topics as I discuss the game than normal.
Let's start with story
Your ship is brought down by an unknown perpetrator and you're left presumed dead.
Your armor ends up being stolen and thus you are left stranded on a ruined planet called
Magalan dominated by three main factions.
The Outlaws.
The Berserkers and The Clerics.
Your first main task becomes obvious straight from the start.
You want to recover your armor and seek out whoever wanted you dead.
But in order to do so, you need to start from scratch regaining equipment.
The factions all have their unique preferable way of combat and your goal is to join one
of them in order to learn their specific skills and gain access to their unique armor.
But you can only join one of the three available factions and your choice is permanent.
They're all situated in different regions of a large map and most of them are friendly
at first to newcomers like yourself.
They all have a unique agenda of their own and before they'll even considers letting
you join, they all have a bunch of tasks for you that needs to be done in order to gain
their trust.
Elex is a new element brought to Magalan when a comet struck the planet.
It's the mineral the game and story is based upon.
The mineral was discovered to be valuable in many different ways and the people quickly
started using Pure Elex for spellcrafting and weapon forging.
Of course the element turned into a drug able to create half-synthetic hybrids of human
beings, enhancing their overall powers and genetics.
The downside to taking Elex as a drug is that one of the withdrawal symptoms is agonizing
death.
These hybrids, known as the Albs, is part of your characters history.
He used to be a part of them, but somehow survives with Elex in no longer present in
his system.
Skills and economy is equally important as questing and leveling to your character, if
not more.
Money, or Elexit as it's called is essentially just rock with trace amounts of Elex,
but it's the most valuable resource you can find.
With Pure Elex you can craft exp, attribute points or skill points to infinite amounts
if you so desire, assuming you have the funds to do so.
Some personal talk...
At first, the game is weird as hell, weird like Fallout: New Vegas as a first person
shooter without the V.A.T.S. system.
Weird like brushing your teeth with baking soda.
It just doesn't make any sense but for some reason, even though your gum is bleeding,
it actually works.
I mean, just look at it…
I'm not doing this intentionally.
Despite all this I stuck to it and decided to dive deeper to see what else the game had
to offer besides a neanderthal approach to combat.
While it seemed like most players couldn't stand the task, I was determined to finish
this game like no other m-fr.
Let me try to explain why most people approached the game in a way that made them resent their
first experience, only to never look back.
And also why I kind of liked it..
After your first quest where you meet your first of many available companions you'll
quickly be overwhelmed by the amount of quests and lack of directions you're given.
If you expect the game to hold your hand, just forget it, it'll cut your hand off.
After you're introduced to The Berserker stronghold, you're truly free to do exactly
what you want from this point.
Normally you'd go into the town to and start looking for people to talk to.
You start gathering a bunch of quests and then head out to try and do one or two, but
you're quickly getting killed by monsters that seem to hint that maybe you should try another
quest until you repeat this over and over and eventually hit a brick wall.
Combat is taught to the player straight from the start leaving anyone to assume that this
is a normal action rpg that just suffers from terrible combat animations, but that's not
the case at all.
If anything, it's another hint that combat should be avoided at all costs.
Elex truly tries to give you a sense of being underpowered for everything, even rats kills you
You really have to earn the strength to be able to fight creatures on your own, so the
game provides you with a companion to do most of the heavy lifting.
But if you miss that first quest and don't get a follower, you're going to have a tough
time, if not, an impossible one.
You're supposed to run away more than you're supposed to fight things, and that's quite
the opposite of most games within the same genre.
Your companion technically tells you this within the first 5 minutes of the game, but
when he says that "these woods are dangerous, I've been attacked countless times, stay
close to me", no one expects that it should be like that throughout the first 30 hours
of the game.
But it is.
And if you once again forgot to get that companion, I mean.. you..
I mean, I'm sorry you're fuucked.
There, I said It, I tried not to swear in this video.
You're given a jetpack within a few minutes and there's a reason why it exists.
Altitude and kiting enemies are your best ways of surviving in this harsh environment.
The developers chose to not stick to conventional means of having linear progression and decided
to almost randomly scatter clusters of mobs ranging from level 1 to impossible, all over
the map, and that's essentially how the game starts out for everyone.
When you first teleport to your hub and explore the outer perimeter you're going to come
across reapers that shoot you down the minute they spot you.
There's even a huge mob nearby that throws rocks at you, reinforcing the idea that you
really shouldn't mess around with anything just yet.
Like 15 to 20 levels yet, and when you do.
Don't exhaust your stamina by smashing your attack like a spaz.
As I mentioned before you're able to craft potions through alchemy that either gives
you experience, attribute points or skill points, but alchemy and many other skills
require a bunch of points in intellect, reinforcing even further that maybe strength and dexterity
isn't that important just yet.
The problem is that all skills are neatly tucked behind a terrible user interface that
makes almost anyone be like "Yeaaah..
Maybe I'll look at this later" Except for the attribute points, which are
as straightforward as ever.
But it doesn't help that each category requires you to find and talk to a specific trainer
scattered throughout the different cities if you want to level up in each category up.
The first two hours of the game is by far one of the slowest experiences you're going
to come across in a game and I honestly think it's because of the Steam refund policy,
and that's all it is.
There is so much dialogue in this game, dialogue which isn't even good by the way, but it
all serves a purpose.
Not only does it provide you with information, ideally you'd realize that you can talk
your way out of almost every situation if you have the stats to back it up, but the
dialogue is so damn boring and monotonous that I honestly skipped 80% of it.
My strategy was to put subtitles on and just read faster than they spoke, skipping everything
else, but I feel like I missed out on so much information of why I was doing certain things.
The acting isn't terrible per say but it's somewhat apparent that the voice actors were
detached from what's happening inside the game, leaving them with very little to no
context.
Sometimes it works.
Most of the time it doesn't.
Most of the time the camera couldn't handle the situation at all and went through walls
or just couldn't put my player in frame.
Sometimes it did this..
Piranha Bytes are known for their specific type of gameplay that seems to be present
in their titles all the way back to 2001.
Innovation and quality of life seems to be uninteresting to the developers in favor of
keeping the game "true to it's predecessors" but it cost them a great deal of players sick
of the same old flaws.
To many players, it's not a valid excuse to cripple the mechanics of the game in order
to keep things true.
It comes across as lazy and frankly, unacceptable in the year of 2017.
I on the other hand that never had to play any of their previous titles, so I quickly accepted
the game for what it was.
A game made by a small group of overly ambitious developers that I had to outsmart and complete.
I also had Fallout new Vegas horribly boring world design in the back of my head thinking
that this world is diverse and lush enough to keep me interested in exploring every inch of it
Elex is still unconventional in every single way when it comes to RPG's but the overall
package works.
If combat wasn't as clunky as it was, killing two enemies in a quest wouldn't feel as rewarding
as simply plowing through hordes of enemies.
You see, games are made for you to feel a bit like a superhero.
Even though the challenge increases, you're still on top of the enemies at all times.
You're better and stronger.
Most importantly you don't have terrible AI, but in Elex you're brought down to a level
lower than the enemies themselves until you start gearing up, and even then, you'll
be pretty terrible.
It's like they want you to be a caveman.
Embrace your inner caveman for god sake!
You'll need a lot of patience and you're going to be looking at the same armor for
quite a while until you establish an economy and a rank within your faction.
I rarely found armor by looting and not having fun loot in an rpg is just…
Bordering on illegal.
Also, if you haven't played this game, looting itself is a bit tedious and clunky as you
have to target the physical item on the ground, or on a shelf to pick it up.
Yeah, there's not a whole lot of clickable surface to an arrow, so don't bother with
a controller..
But once you do start getting armor, it feels rewarding as hell getting to look like the
NPC's you've come across around the world.
If only the stats could reflect that.
The increase you get is so minute that it barely makes a difference if not for the overall
aesthetics and there's no page where you can see how much health you have or damage
you deal.
Hell, you can't even tell how much experience you have into your level in numbers.
There's just a small progress bar that fills up as you go, and there's no indication
of level besides a skull meaning - run forrest, run.
But there's so much content in this game for you to explore, the options you have for
going about your questing is just amazing but at the same time nothing new.
I honestly think that the game would have been better off financially if it was called
Gothic 4; New and Unimproved; but hey, they wanted to bring in a new audience without
ever taking the time to lay down the basic rules for all of the new players to learn.
I can't put my finger on exactly why, but I enjoyed my time with the game once I realized
how it should be played.
But neither could I understand Fallout: New Vegas.
I hated the game as much as I loved it for it's terrible gameplay outshone by the incredible
story behind its back.
Elex isn't going to give you a story worthy of exploration but it's going to give you
a world worthy of one.
To start to come to a conclusion.
The first city you come across are run by The Berserkers and they've decided to ban
all use of technology.
The map and interface is all supposed to be integrated technology into your sleeve and
thus, opening the quest logs, maps or attribute panel will trigger the guards or npc's to
comment on your use of technology.
Another way of the game trying to tell you that you should explore other cities and see
what they think of you.
You're not supposed to make a choice early on in the game of what faction to join.
You're supposed to take advantage of all of them one by one and gain experience in
the process.
You're not supposed to forget that your allegiance originally was with the Albs.
The mistake you can make that you would traditionally do in a game is that you want to finish one hub or a
city one at a time
If you do that, you're going to get stuck and when you get stuck, you try to grind mobs
for XP.
Mobs that once again, kill you.
Because none of this is explained the game comes across as a difficult game with horrible
mechanics, but there is so much more to it than that.
The first few quests have you run some outrageous distances
making you believe that they are meant for later in the game, while they're not, if
they're given to you, they can all be done, even if you're level 1.
On this save file I got kidnapped by the Clerics while on my way to do a regular quest and decided
to join them for the fun of it.
For my next playthrough I'm going to try and take over an entire city by joining them
and killing their leader.
I'll see what happens for the fun of it and I think those "sandboxy" type of elements
are enjoying.
It's unfortunate though that the process to get there is sort of tedious.
But if you stick to it and you enjoy rpg's where you can pickpocket everyone at night
and destroy a faction from the inside out, you're going to enjoy the insane amount
of time it takes to complete this game.
There's not many games out there nowadays that can give you that sense of grandness
when you think that you're ready to take on the last boss only to have the game hit
you with "Chapter 2" after almost 40 hours of playing.
I mean come on...
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The County Seat Western Desert Issues - Duration: 28:51.
Welcome to this weeks' episode of
The County Seat, I'm your host Chad
Booth. Today we are going to talk
about west desert issues and joining
us are the people that are closest to
the issues that happen out here. We
have Glenn Greenhalgh from
Planning Department in Juab County
and we Commissioner Dean Draper
from Millard County and we are going
to have a discussion about the issues
that really are driving survivability of
the west and that may sound
dramatic but really the survivability
of the communities of the west
desert are at stake. It is not unlike
the pioneers where you look at first
issues of land water access and
invasion and those are the four topics
So let's start the conversation with
land access Dean what is the biggest
problem with land out here?
Well 70% of Millard County is public
land and the BLM part of that it's
used for grazing and mining it's used
for recreation. Up until the current
administration there was a great
drive to keep the public off of public
lands to curtain grazing allotments to
make it so mining could not happen
that impacts the economies of our
counties it reduces our tax base and
it reduces the service that are
available to our people. As far as the
average person who came into
wester Utah they would be allowed
just like in Hawaii if you are out on a
sidewalk or a beach or asphalt you
can go there but you cannot go
anywhere else.
Okay, understood. What are some of
the specific problems that threaten
our status quo the administration has
hanged but there are things like the
test range that have an impact on
how we use public land and have a
big effect in both your counties.
That's correct. The Utah test and
training range is extremely important
to the free world. It's the only type
of its range in the United States. We
support and are grateful for that but
we are also need to understand it can
have a large impact of the residents
of that area of the state of Utah.
They are doing some expansion now
we are concerned about the
possibilities of road closures and
things we been working closely with
SITLA as well as the DOD and others
but it is a mixed blessing but we need
to maintain the access to the lands.
all, are their multiple roads that
actually cross like multiple uses on
the test range?
There are many uses across the test
range. This latest expansion would
allow some closures for that but they
have fly sorties if you will or have
pilots from around the free world
that come and test on this range. It's
one of the few places they can fly
what they call map of the earth and
do some of the training. Last time I
was with the air force out of hill air
force base the pilot that was
conducting the briefing had just
returned from some very successful
missions in Iraq and he said every
tactic I used in Iraq I learned right
here on this range.
Wow, so it is not that they are
dropping ordinances out there so
much as it is they are practicing
maneuvers.
They are testing new technology. The
formal border for this is the
Juab/Millard County line but it's like
tehSR21 Blackbird it takes 3 states to
turn one of those around these things
do not turn around at the border
they come across Millard County's
airspace. We have a project being
developed on the Sevier Lake dry bed
and the fly zones extend in a vector
out there you have places where you
cannot build 100 feet above ground
level others where it is 200 feet
above ground level that is also
Millard County's next primary place
for development. This mine that is
going in on the lakebed there would
have things that could possibly
exceed that so that their energy
could be used to process their
ultimate pot ash situation. What we
are looking for is to not inhibit
development in our counties with
that out in Juab County there are
roads that will be closed and the
people that live there will be told that
for 2 or 3 days they don't move.
If you live in Callao that is kind of a
problem, isn't it?
IT is.
Is there a general solution to this, it's
kind of different than the normal
BLM we are going to cut your grazing
allotment issue right?
It is but if you look at history and I
like to be an optimist not a pessimist
if you look at history what often
happens is what I call baby steps,
they get a little bit and then they get
a little bit more and then they get a
little bit more and you are never sure
where you are going to end up so you
got to be careful and watch as the ant
begins to eat the elephant one bit at
a time.
Understood we have just barely
touched on this issue sounds like we
will be coming back on an entire
series of shows. We are going to
move onto water on the County Seat
and talk about that that is an issue
that is very important to the counties
be back in just a minute.
Welcome back to The County Seat we
are talking today about issues of the
west desert which actually
encompass several counties out here
in the west. Our topic now is to look
at the issues of water of which is the
most important issue for survivability
of any of the communities out here.
We do want to talk about the water
issues behind us is surface water and
most people think if you need a
community to survive you just build
another reservoir you tap a little
more of a river and your problems
are solved. Is that not the case?
Absolutely not the case. Surface
water is but a small part of the whole
water scheme of things water system
and I believe that people really have
a misunderstanding when it comes to
water what water is and the
importance of it.
know that every now and then in the
news Snake Valley water comes up
and people go what does that have to
do with Delta what does that have to
do with Callao and western Juab
County because it's over in Nevada
aren't they on a different aquifer?
They are on a different aquifer than
we are right here but they are not on
a different aquifer from some of the
rest of the state of Utah. We have
studies that show that water actually
flows from Utah side of Snake Valley
even in towards Salt Lake and there
are a couple issues with that it's not
as much that the water guest to Salt
Lake some of it does head that way
but if we start reducing the water
pressure or water flow on our side
some of the bad water from around
some of the salt flats things like that
will begin to head this way it will
deteriorate the water situation in Salt
Lake County but it could also destroy
such things as fish springs which is
national wildlife refuge.
So Dean when you are talking about
hydrostatic pressure of ground water
basically I think I understand what
Glenn is saying you take water out of
a chunk the surrounding water is
going in to fill in the void.
That happens the mountain ranges in
western Utah run across Nevada all
have permeability at some point in
Nevada right now there was a
hearing 2 weeks ago about pumping
water out of the Spring valley that
aquifer there the LDS church put
together a study in 2017 if they were
to pump water in this Spring Valley7
according to that study water would
flow backwards from the Hamlin
Valley and the Snake Valley in Utah
back into the Spring Valley that would
have a draw that also brings water
down from Juab and Salt Lake County
because it would reverse the flow
depending on how much was taken
out.
So if they basically take water out of
an aquifer and pump it to Las Vegas
which I think they are trying to do
what happens to the water out here?
Is there proof that this is actually
happening?
They have models they do not have
proof yet they do have some history
though. On the Utah Nevada border
in the Snake Valley there is a large
spring called Big Springs. It provides
water that goes north to Esdaile and
Callao and Juab the water table there
has been dropping 6-8 inches each
year for the past five years.
You find that has been true in Juab
County as well.
That is true. We find that the existing
wells and ranchers' farmers in Juab
County in Snake Valley their water
levels have dropped and I do not
have exact measurements but they
have been dropping and I have
toured that country many times and
where they used to be large seeps if
you are lucky now there is a tiny
puddle.
One other question the argument
that says Las Vegas Salt Lake should
get this water is that there is ah
higher need there. Do you guys agree
with that model?
No I do not.
How do you justify that Glenn?
I have had some experience some of
it in the electric power industry there
was a group that I was involved with
had some big players like Provo some
small players like Manti and Nephi
and Levan and actually the power
superintendent in Provo taught us all
that a kilowatt is a kilowatt no matter
what. It is not about how many
people it's about the individual
people and those individual people
who have made their life and
livelihood carved out some very
rough country of a place they can live
and work they deserve as much
condition as much protection as any
other resident or citizen in the state
of Utah. And it is important that we
understand that. People think that
water is a small thing it's important
to understand a few points. One that
in order for humans to survive there
are 3 most important, if you exclude
air there are 3 most important items.
Number one is air and you can go a
few minutes without air. Number two
is water you can go a few days
without water. Number 3 is food you
can go weeks without food. People
need to understand how important it
is and people in Callao and Trout
Creek Garrison and Baker Nevada
they deserve just as much
consideration as somebody in a larger
valley. We need to stop inner basin
flows if we are going to protect the
lifestyle that is the American Dream.
I know we are running a little long on
time but one very quick statement
from you, Dean, what happens to the
land if they do withdraw the water?
Okay they are looking at doing
evapotranspiration capture that
mean that all of the plants and the
valleys that they would pump from
would die. It would leave an absolute
desert with no plant growth on top
other than what surface water might
encourage.
Would that basically create a dust
problem for some of the metro areas
that are sucking the water in?
Absolutely, you would have a
pollution with the dust that way an
inner basin transfer in any basins in
any states sets a precedent where a
large urban area could come after
rural water and leave everybody
sitting there with hey we are in
trouble.
That would be starving to death
eventually because a lot of food
comes out of this area.
That's right.
We have to take a break we will be
right back with The County Seat
talking about west desert issues and
we will pick up with getting access to
those when we return.
Welcome back to The County Seat we
are in the western part of Millard
County out in the great western
desert of Utah talking about issues
that are really important to rural
Utah particular people who live in
this dry climate out here. We have
covered the topic of land and water
but neither one of those amount for
much if you do not have access so
one of the other key problems is
access to roads and we continue our
conversation with Commissioner
Draper from Millard C county and
joining us now is Tony Rampton from
the Attorney General's office who is
the RS2477 Czar from Southern Utah.
Tony thank you for driving all the way
out here for this RS2477 road. Let's
just have a chat a bit about where we
are with RS2477.
Well where we are right now is there
are several different things that are
moving forward. As I have said many
times everyone recognizes that
litigating the 12,500 roads that the
state of Utah and the counties are
claiming won't happen.
It cannot happen.
Physically it is impossible so we have
to come up with an alternative
solution and an alternative process
for processing these road claims so
we have got 3 different groups
working on that the courts are
working on that the Congress of the
United States is working on that and
BLM is working on that so there are
things in the works it just takes so
much time that is the thing that is
frustrating to people is that it just
takes a lot of time and it will continue
to take a long time. It's a big project.
So a lot of people look at this and say
what difference this dirt road makes.
It may have been here 100 years ago
but who needs this road today?
Well this has been used for over 100
years this is a mining district this is a
grazing district and it allows access if
this road were to be closed you could
take a 20 mile detour and still never
get where you needed to be.
So who uses it today?
We have cattle producers that are
out here with different permits in this
area. They come out to check their
livestock over here to the west of us
is what is known as Smelter Knoll it's
a rhyolite formation rock founders
come out here commercial rock
salesmen come and they collect the
different formation they put them in
aquariums and fire places these
people use this road for access to
that. Down at the south end of
Smelter Knoll is a crate which in the
1940's they took a meteorite out of it
that is now in the Smithsonian. It is
still a favorite for people to come and
camp and enjoy life and this road
facilitates that.
Well why couldn't it just be a Title 5?
That limits access in such a way that
you cannot do anything with it.
If it stayed Title 5 who would decide
how the road was used or how it
continues?
The BLM. Title 5's cannot be
compared to an RS2477. A Title 5 is
essentially a permit issued by the
federal government. That permit is
subject to conditions. BLM can place
any kinds of conditions that they
want to.
Including revocation?
They are always revocable. You
cannot put together a Title 5 permit
that is not revocable. The law
disallows that so that is a conditional
permit that is revocable an RS2477 is
actually a conveyance of title to a
right of way that is permanent that
cannot be revoked. So you cannot
compare the two they are very
different animals.
Okay we have covered as much as we
can one last final question, how much
would it cost the county if you did not
have these roads out here?
Oh, it would be hundreds of
thousands if not millions of dollars
just in access. The grazing would go
away you could round them up on
horseback but permits have different
times on them it would be
catastrophic.
Indeed we have covered the issues of
roads not as well as we would like we
have spent several hours talking
about this over the years but it looks
like there is some progress as Tony
said and the counties are still really
engaged in the fight to make sure
that they maintain access. We are
going to take a break from the
County Seat when we come back
some problems that are facing the
west when we take a look at the
current status of wild horse and
burro and how much impact that
really has on people out here on the
range lands. Back in just a minute.
In 1990 when the BLM was still
gathering horses this spot looked like
this. In 2000 after they had
discontinued regular gathers of
excess horses the area looked like
this. What's the difference? The
foliage is gone the ground cover is
gone. This is the area today and what
you see here today is not only is the
ground cover gone but so is the soil.
Welcome back to The County Seat we
are talking about issues that are
impacting the west desert counties of
Juab, Millard, and Beaver and to
some degree Iron and Tooele county.
Joining us for this segment is Mark
Winch who is a cattle rancher out
here in the west desert in Beaver
County and Mark thank you for
joining us.
Thank you Chad, I appreciate it.
You run probably one of the bigger
cattle operations out here and this is
part of your allotment area is that
correct?
Yes this is one of our summer
pastures.
So I want to talk to you about the
issue of what is happening to the land
out here because this entire wild
horse and burro issue that keeps
capturing the headlines and keeps
causing the protests and keeps
affecting BLM and Congress and what
they do is this about the horses or is
it about the ground.
This really is not about the horses.
This has to be a rangeland health
issue. Over the years we have seen
horse numbers well above 300 head
in this area. Its suppose to have zero
and as a rancher the destruction of
the resource is my main concern I like
to see a few horses it has always
been a fun and entertaining thing but
when you come out here and you see
horses and horses in large numbers
destroying the resource like you can
see here and losing the grass and the
foliage and being left with rock is
destruction.
In this case even the top soil. Let me
ask you a question I know people at
home are thinking about this, when
was the last time you had cows on
this land?
Last time I had cows on this land was
about 3 years ago. But I am
supposed to be able to run 330 head
here and all I turned out was 50 head
so significant numbers it's been a
decade.
So since you ran it like it is. So who
ate that grass that is still here?
Well what little bit of grass that is
here you can see right here what is
left with this plant that has been a
horse that has come along and
cropped that and is pretty well
destroyed.
Could a cow actually crop grass that
close?
No a cow cannot crop grass that close
a cows purely has bottom teeth it
wraps the grass and it pulls up and
cuts the grass but a horse has top and
bottom teeth and they can get right
down to the dirt.
Okay so we obviously see that this
damage is caused by horses but the
thing that most concerns me and I
am most alarmed at in looking at this
is that picture from 2000 while the
ground cover was gone you still had
top soil and this is obviously different
do you think you can rehabilitate
this?
It's possible maybe but it will take a
lot of effort and money.
How do you get grass to grow on
rocks?
It's going to be hard and it may not
ever come back and that's the real
scary part is here on these ranges we
are getting about six and half inches
of water annually and so the grass is
here does need to be managed and
taken care of and with cattle we are
able to do that we are able to put
them in for a certain period of time
and then pull those cattle out which
helps plants and helps them grow but
with horses they are here all the
time.
One quick question how about the
horses. Does the ranching
community want them off the land?
No what we would simply like is
horses to be held at the scientific
level a number that is going to be
manageable and healthy for them
and the range I have seen starving
horses I have seen dying horses and I
have seen dead horses and its tragic
and if you call that a humane source
of compassion to let these animals
die and starve on the range that is
absolutely cruel.
Mark thanks for your time,
Thank you, Chad.
Thanks for staying with us on The
County Seat so much more to find
out about so if you go to our website
or YouTube channel or our FB page
you can find more in depth
interviews with the people we had on
the show so we thank you for joining
us today and remember local
government is where your life
happens and sometimes where your
food comes from please be engaged
and part of the solution we will see
you next week on The County Seat.
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