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SALT LAKE CITY Gov. Spencer Cox gave his first State of the State address on Thursday night, but it didn t last very long.
In an effort to limit the amount of time Utah officials would have to spend together in the House chamber on Capitol Hill, Cox s address ran about 15 minutes perhaps the shortest in state history. But there was still substance, and even surprises, to be gleaned from the speech.
Here are three things Utah residents can take away from the address:
More vetoes more often?
Cox emphasized, as he has many times in the past several weeks, unity in his speech and called on Utahns to avoid contempt, tribalism and discord. But he added that he still may disagree with legislators at times, and may disagree more often than past governors.
where i m standing right now, if you were standing in this same spot at this same time yesterday, the tops of your shoes wouldn t even be wet. all of this has come about after the rain has stopped and this part of western houston. i m in the memorial area of western houston where right near buffalo bayou, two dams, two essentially retaining ponds almost if you will, that have been filtering out so much of this water, they just can t keep up. so even after the rain has stopped, they have been discharging water out of these dams and it has ended up in neighborhoods like this one, where i m three and a half feet deep in the water. it goes back another couple of blocks behind me, where a man on a boat just came by, said his fish finder told him that the depth back there is at least seven feet. the good news if there is any in this particular neighborhood, these are mostly two story houses. the rescue efforts have been a little bit slower paced because they knew people had higher floors to
commercial fishing vessels that use this as a fish finder. they use that frequency in the 30 to 40 kilohertz range but the most disstitinctive about this this is every second reliable. it would be several times per second in a fishing vessel. interesting. professor stupples, if this is the real deal, what kind of timeline are we looking at when crews may find something substantial? well, i think the search area is still, from my estimation, about 140 miles by 140 miles, which is around about well, turning into kilometers, about 240,000 square kilometers. that is still a massive area. what i would like to see is to get more pings and reduce that by a good 80% before they start using bluefin. david, some other information