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I'm having a huge database over 100GBs and I need to burn an application (for demonstration purposes) on CD or DVD which uses this huge database... is there a way how to leave for example only first 100 records IN ALL TABLES ?
Thanks in advance.
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I sometimes have to do something similar, usually when I take a production database into dev or test. In most cases, I try to identify if there is a few tables that take up almost all of the space - that is usually the case. Run this script:
I did not write it myself, but have it in a textfile, and I ashamed I no longer remember what source to credit... You can do the same thing in Management Studio btw (add a "Size" column to details view). Now you know what tables take up the most space, and can deal with them indivdually. EDIT: Found source: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/database/determine-size-of-a-table-in-sql-server/ |
Create copy of database and copy necessary data to it using constructions like: exec sp_MSforeachtable 'SELECT TOP 100 * INTO [newdb].[?] FROM [olddb].[?]'; |


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1954 Chevy Truck - One Third Cadillac Two Parts Porky's
Written by on September 1, 2008 Rod Eady's Overseas '54 ChevyWhat would you have bought for transportation back in 1954? For those of us who weren't there (or even close to being born), it's easy to say we would've bought a top-of-the-line Cadillac Eldorado, a rare Corvette, or a now ultra-desirable Porsche Speedster, right? Not too many enthusiasts would call out the short-lived '54 and '55 First-Series Chevy truck as their vehicle of choice, but maybe that's what sets them apart to this very day.
At a third of the price of a base-model Cadillac of the day, the '54 Chevy pickup truck cost a modest $1,400 and came standard with no-frills, utilitarian usefulness that most trucks of the time featured. If you wanted a little "luxury" with your Chevy, you might have ordered it with an AM radio and maybe a Hydra-Matic transmission.
Rod Eady knows good ol' American cars and trucks when he sees one, and the England native knew this '54 Chevy was a winner when he first came across her in the States back in the 1970s. Much to Rod's disappointment, the truck wasn't for sale back then, but he kept in touch with the owner, Lee Hatton, who was a retired police chief from Miami. Rod was granted first right of refusal should Lee decide to sell. Lee owned the truck for more than 20 years and often kept it at his vacation property in North Carolina. It had even been used in advertisements for Wendy's Old Fashioned Hamburgers, an Italian jean company, the '85 film The Genie, and also earned $50 a day to sit in the background of many scenes in the early '80s frat-comedy sequel Porky's II.
They say that patience is a virtue, and this proved to be true for Rod two decades after laying eyes on Lee's bone-stock '54 Chevy five-window. After receiving a call from the retiree in 2005 letting Rod know he had a decision to make, we'll give you one guess what his answer was.
Soon enough, the truck was on its way across "the pond" to Rod's shop in Southern England where he'd been importing classic American cars since the 1960s for eager clients. But this old Chevy wasn't going to be getting another's name on its title, as Rod wasn't about to let the '54 out of his hands after such a long courtship. Rod spent the next year and a half freshening up the all-original, late Advance Design pick 'em up to GM specs. This included the ever-faithful Thriftmaster 235 straight-six and I-beam suspension that all rolls on a set of bias-ply B.F. Goodrich narrow whitewalls.
While the truck is clean enough to be in a museum for those to gander at and scratch their heads trying to remember the last time they saw an all-original restored truck in today's world of six-figure custom trucks, you won't find it there. Rod drives the '54 regularly, and we wouldn't have it any other way.
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1954 Chevy | |
FRAME: | stock |
MODIFICATIONS: | none |
REAREND / RATIO: | stock |
REAR SUSPENSION: | stock parallel leaf |
REAR BRAKES: | stock drum |
FRONT SUSPENSION: | stock I-beam |
FRONT BRAKES: | drum |
STEERING BOX: | stock |
WHEELS: | 15x5 steel w/hubcaps |
FRONT TIRES: | B.F. Goodrich Silvertown whitewall, 8.20-15 |
REAR TIRES: | B.F. Goodrich Silvertown whitewall, 8.20-15 |
GAS TANK: | stock, in cab |
ENGINE: | stock 235ci Thriftmaster straight-six |
HEAD: | stock |
VALVE COVER: | stock steel |
MANIFOLD / INDUCTION: | stock/Rochester 1bbl |
IGNITION: | stock |
HEADERS: | stock manifold |
EXHAUST / MUFFLERS: | custom/glasspack |
TRANSMISSION: | stock 3-speed manual |
STYLE: | 3100 pickup 5-window |
FENDERS FRONT / REAR: | stock steel |
HOOD: | stock |
GRILLE: | stock chrome |
BED: | stock |
BODYWORK AND PAINT BY: | owner |
PAINT COLOR: | sea foam green |
HEADLIGHTS / TAILLIGHTS: | stock |
BUMPERS: | stock, rechromed |
GAUGES: | stock |
AIR CONDITIONING: | none |
STEERING WHEEL: | stock |
STEERING COLUMN: | stock |
SEAT: | stock bench |
MATERIAL / COLOR: | Naugahyde / oxblood |
CARPET: | stock rubber mat |

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Flooding is big concern in Louisville
UPDATED 1:23 PM EST Feb 18, 2014As temperatures heat up and rain in the forecast, there are concerns about flooding in the area.
Video TranscriptHELP INVESTIGATORS CALL 574-LMPD. FLOODING IS A GROWING CONCERN IN LOUISVILLE WITH THE MELTING SNOW, YESTERDAYS RAIN, AND MORE RAIN IN THE FORECAST THIS WEEK, M-S-D OFFICIALS ARE WARNING ABOUT THE POTENTIAL FOR WATER OVERFLOW AND STANDING WATER IN SOME AREAS. WLKY'S ANN BOWDAN IS LIVE OUTSIDE OF MSD HEADQUARTERS WITH MSD OFFICIALS ARE SAYING THE POTENTIAL CAN EXIST WITH THIS RAINFALL AND THE RAINFALL TO COME THAT THERE COULD BE SEWAGE OVERFLOW IT IN THEIR SYSTEM. THAT MEANS MORE WATER COULD BE POURED INTO RECEIVING WATERS AND CREEKS CAUSING THEM TO RISE. BUT ANOTHER CONCERN AS THE RAIN COMES AND THE SNOW MELTS, ARE BLOCKED DRAINS AND CATCH BASINS THAT CAUSES STANDING WATER. AND WITH THE RECENT ICE THAT HAS COVERED TREES, BROKEN LIMBS AND LEAVES THAT HAVE FALLEN ARE BLOCKING MANY OF THE DRAINAGE BASINS IN THE METRO. AS THE SNOW CONTINUES TO MELT.. AND MORE IMPORTANTLY AS MORE RAIN IS FORECAST. MSD IS KEEPING A CLOSE EYE ON THE SITUATION. STANDING WATER, OVERFLOW, OR BLOCKED BASINS, YOU'RE ASKED TO CALL 502-587-0603.
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»Sam's Family Restaurant
Sam's Family Restaurant has a very large menu. Pizza, sandwiches, grilled items, seafood, even stir-fry and lasagna are all listed. With a hodgepodge like that, everyone is bound to find something that will satisfy. In the convenient Charlottetown location, Sam's Family Restaurant is exactly as it appears, a good option for families.
»Baba's Lounge
A relatively small bar with an intimate setting. The ambiance is very warm and lively. The walls are adorned with eye catching and interesting paintings. They also have a separate smoking area. Food is delicious. This distinct lounge boasts of several loyal customers.
»Hunter's Ale House
Hunter's Ale House is a friendly and lively neighborhood bar that promises a great atmosphere and cool entertainment. Opened in 2005, it has fast gained popularity amongst all, and this is evident from the crowd here. You can sit down at the outdoor patios and indulge in people watching or simply sit inside to watch the live music concerts. And, if you think, Hunter's simply serves regular pub food, then you are in for a surprise as its menu features a variety of dishes ranging from elaborate sea food specialties, burgers to lighter short eats. Apart from the food and ambiance, people head here for the entertaining events that includes concerts, trivia quizzes, open Mic night and so forth. For more details, check website or call ahead.
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Located on Victoria Row in downtown Charlottetown, Castello's serves a variety of delicious Italian dishes from a wide selection of pizzas to a tasty risotto at a reasonable price. Start off with a simple antipasti such as their gorgeous bruschetta tradizionale and move on to one of their delectable pastas such as the fettucini de mare which incorporates Prince Edward Island seafood. Don't forget to ask about the chef's wine pairings!
If you are craving coffee in Charlottetown, be sure to check out Beanz Espresso Bar & Cafe. Whether you are looking for a filling lunch with a good cup of Joe or a quick snack and coffee on your way to work, Beanz will have you covered. Stop by for a taste of the Beanz Breakfast or try one of their scrumptious salads and sandwiches or delectable desserts. You won't regret it.
»Casa Mia Cafe
Casa Mia Cafe is your one-stop shop for coffee, breakfast, lunch, and dessert. In a modern twist, Casa Mia Cafe allows you to follow their frequently updated account on Twitter for information on their daily specials. Of course, if you are not interested in the special, the cafe's generous menu is bound to serve up something that will satisfy your cravings.
»Fishbones Oyster Bar & Seafood Grill
Fishbones Oyster Bar & Seafood Grill is the brainchild of Kevin and Kathy Murphy. Opened in 1999, this seasonal restaurant is one of the best places in town for seafood. Oyster lovers can indulge in various fresh varieties like Lucky Limes, Colville Bay, Raspberry Point, Shiny Seas, Pickle Points and Daisy Bay. Savor their Lobster Dinner, Grilled Halibut, Chowder, Fish Tacos and, Fish and Chips. Their bar has a wide list of beers, wine and cocktails. Take a sip of a handcrafted ale and enjoy the delicious food. They also host live music everyday and is among the top spots for live entertainment.
»Gahan House Pub and Eatery
Dine at Prince Edward Island's only brewery. The Gahan House Brewery brews seven ales on the premises. For casual, pub cuisine, the Gahan House Pub & Brewery offers pub classics like fish and chips, local favorites such as PEI mussels, and their own unique dishes including bacon wrapped scallops. Located in downtown Charlottetown, this is the perfect lunch or dinner spot between hours of sightseeing. Be sure to book a brew tour for after your meal to get a remarkable look into how your tasty beverage was made.
»Churchill Arms
Churchill Arms serves a wide variety of dishes one might expect to find in England along with a strong selection of beers, wines, cocktails and specialty coffees. This eatery provides the opportunity to sample an eclectic mix of foods ranging from Caesar salad and Fish & Chips to a choice of qormas, other curries, and hummus. Be adventurous, enjoy a good drink and settle down with a filling meal.
»Landmark Cafe
When you eat at this restaurant, you know it's a family-owned and homely institution. You'll notice the locals are on a first name basis with the cafe staff. But more importantly, once you take the first bite, you'll notice that all the dishes are homemade, from soup to salad dressing. Of course there's seafood on the menu, but you can also find gaspacho, quiche and meat pie.


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Drag Me to Hell | Sam Raimi (2009)
You can't be told how entertaining this film is, you have to see it for yourself.
This must be the most amusing horror film I've ever seen in my entire life.
I love the fight scene in the car, and ooh the goat's face!
honestly though… the trailer of this frightened me very much. I don't think i'd dare to watch it in theater…


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Our laboratory is focused on the elucidation of fundamental mechanisms of cell growth, survival and senescence during normal and neoplastic development with the overall goal of identifying novel pathways for therapeutic targeting of leukemia and solid tumors. The areas of current interest include:
1) Epigenetic Mechanisms during Development, Cancer Pathogenesis and Senescence: We are investigating basic mechanisms regulating chromatin structure and DNA methylation using biochemical, genetic and knockout murine and zebra fish models. Our laboratory has cloned a novel chromatin remodeling helicase, named PASG, which is involved in genomic methylation critical for regulating the senescence. We are currently investigating the mechanisms by which PASG affects chromatin structure leading to genomic instability and replicative senescence as well as developing models for therapeutic targeting of senescence pathways.
2) Activating Mutations of the c-KIT Tyrosine Kinase in Leukemia: The role of cytokines and their cognate receptors during normal and neoplastic cell growth, differentiation and programmed cell death. Current work is focused on defining the signal transduction pathways resulting from activating mutations of the c-KIT tyrosine kinase receptor and identifying therapies to block the survival and drug resistant mechanisms in leukemias and solid tumor expressing mutant forms of the receptor.
3) Cancer Predisposition Syndromes: Children with inherited bone marrow failure syndromes usually have characteristic physical abnormalities as well as a predisposition to develop both leukemia and solid tumors. We are focused on the identification of a causative gene in one of these syndromes based on the observation of a patient with an inherited chromosome deletion. The identification and functional analysis of this pathway will help us understand mechanisms of bone marrow failure as well as cancer predisposition.
4) Immunotargeted Therapies for Hematologic Malignancies: This area of research involves the translation of targeted immunotherapies for patients with cancer. Studies are directed toward the development of human monoclonal antibody targeting of tumor cells as well as the use of vaccines to generate anti-tumor responses. We have developed a human monoclonal antibody directed against the CD1a protein, which is expressed on a subset of thymocytes and Langerhans cells. Experimental studies are investigating this antibody in terms of diagnostic scanning, therapeutic targeting, Graft-vs-Host Disease prevention and the augmentation of cancer vaccine efficacy.
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More Cache la Poudre River watershed coverage here.
Biodiversity: Can Colorado's native greenback cutthroat trout make a big comeback?
August 13, 2014Originally posted on Summit County Citizens Voice:
A Rio Grande cutthroat trout. Photo courtesy Andrew Todd.
FRISCO — Colorado's native greenback cutthroat trout may be on their way to repopulating their historic habitat in the South Platte River Basin, thanks in part to a scientific sleuthing effort that helped trace the genetic roots of the colorful fish a couple of years ago.
About 1,200 greenback cutthroat fingerlings reared in federal and state hatcheries in Colorado were stocked into Zimmerman Lake, near Cameron Pass last week. An interagency recovery team hopes the stocking is a first milestone toward re-establishing populations of the state fish, which nearly vanished from Colorado's rivers because of pollution, overfishing and stocking of native and non-native species of trout.
In 2012, scientists concluded that the only remaining genetically pure greenbacks were isolated in a small, single population — about 750 fish, all living in a…
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Greeley gets USACE permit for pipeline
July 23, 2014From the Fort Collins Coloradoan (Kevin Duggan):
After a 7-year process and multiple studies, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has issued a permit that would allow Greeley to build a 6-mile section of pipeline known as the Northern Segment.
The city plans to run the pipeline under the Poudre River and through open fields on private property south of the river.
Greeley officials plan to work with affected property owners during the coming months to get easements for the pipeline, said Eric Reckentine, deputy director of water resources for Greeley Water and Sewer.
Construction is expected to begin in late fall and last about a year and a half. The segment is expected to cost about $25 million.
But the fight over the pipeline is not over and could end up in court.
Rose Brinks, who lives off Overland Trail near the river and Lions Park, stated in an email to the Coloradoan that she will not allow her family's historic farm to be "torn up for such a pipeline."
Greeley could use eminent domain to get the rights of way it needs to build the project.
"We would prefer to negotiate with property owners," Reckentine said.
Brinks and other affected property owners have contended for years that the project should be built along another route, such as under Larimer County Road 54G.
But Greeley officials say their preferred route would disrupt fewer properties and would not require the removal of homes. It also would not force monthslong construction closures on LaPorte's main street.
As part of the process of getting the permit, Greeley had to do extensive studies on the environmental impact of the project and its potential effects on historic sites, such as a section of the old Greeley, Salt Lake and Pacific Railroad line on Brinks' property.
Greeley plans to bore underground to get the pipeline through sensitive areas, Reckentine said…
The 30-mile pipeline project would run from Greeley's water treatment plant near Bellvue to Gold Hill Reservoir west of the city. Two-thirds of the pipeline is complete and operating. The segment that runs through Fort Collins ends at Shields Street.
From The Greeley Tribune (Sherrie Peif):
After seven years of fights and headaches, Greeley officials can finally celebrate. The Army Corps of Engineers gave approval for the final 6-mile segment of the Bellvue Pipeline from the Fort Collins/LaPorte/Bellvue area.
The final addition, which runs from Shields Street in Fort Collins to the Bellvue Treatment Plant at the mouth of the Poudre Canyon, will complete the $80 million, 30-mile pipeline. It will have the capacity to deliver an additional 50 million gallons of water per day to Greeley, enough to satisfy the projected need of Greeley's water customers for the next 50 years.
The city hit roadblocks every direction it turned with landowners worried about the impact on wildlife and historical structures, as well as noise and fumes and the other effects of construction.
Then, concern over the Preble jumping mouse habitat got in the way. Greeley was required to study the mouse habitat and any impacts under the State and National Historic Preservation Acts before the permit verification was issued.
There are still four property owners trying to hold up the process, said Eric Reckentine, deputy director of water resources for Greeley, but the city has the go-ahead for construction, which is expected to begin in the fall.
It will run under the originally proposed 28 different properties. The city could take any remaining land through eminent domain laws if it needs to.
"We're still working through some issues with those landowners," Reckentine said.
He did not know how much the city has spent in legal fees on the project.
Officials say the route is the least destructive. An alternative would have traveled under Main Street in LaPorte and under that town's two schools. When completed, this will be only the second extension of water pipeline the city has done in 100 years.
The city, which since the 1950s has had two existing 27-inch pipelines through the town, has two-thirds of the 60-inch line built and some portions already in operation.
The line parallels about 65 percent of the city's existing lines, but it will move through a portion of historically registered property along Overland Trail at the southern edge of LaPorte. Retired water director Jon Monson said in 2011 that the structures would be completely avoided by tunneling beneath them, roughly 18-20 feet for about 1,700 feet.
The city still needs some additional permits to increase the water capacity, but Reckentine said he was confident they would not be a problem.
"This is an important project for Greeley," Reckentine said. "We are just glad we can begin construction."
More infrastructure coverage here.
Northern Water: The first C-BT Project water was released from Horsetooth Reservoir into the Poudre River on this day 63 yrs ago #ColoradoRiver
July 21, 2014The first C-BT Project water was released from Horsetooth Reservoir into the Poudre River on this day 63 yrs ago. pic.twitter.com/35mCZ5S5xp
— Northern Water (@northern_water) July 21, 2014
From the Fort Collins Coloradoan (Ryan Maye Handy):
Horsetooth Reservoir gets its water from a network of Western Slope reservoirs fed by mountain snowmelt. Water is usually pumped up from Lake Granby to Shadow Mountain Reservoir, where gravity eventually pulls it down through the 13-mile Adams Tunnel and into a couple of more reservoirs before it reaches Horsetooth.
Back in 1951, hundreds of people came to the reservoir to mark the event — it was a long-awaited milestone for farmers and cities along the Front Range, who had survived decades of drought.
The shuttling of Western Slope water into Horsetooth and the Poudre River is a system that Northern Colorado has been reliant on for decades. In Northern Colorado, the plea for more water started in the Great Depression, when a devastating drought plagued the western and central United States.
The federal government agreed to come to the aid of Colorado's farmers and in the late 1930s began building the Colorado-Big Thompson project. Today, the C-BT project supplies Fort Collins with 65 percent of its water.
I was 4 months and 16 days old at time. I don't remember the event. More Colorado-Big Thompson Project coverage here.
Northern Water opts for gradual rate increase — Fort Collins Coloradoan
July 18, 2014From the Fort Collins Coloradoan (Ryan Maye Handy):
The Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District will increase the cost of its water step-by-step over 2016 and 2017, which will mean 28 percent cost increase per year for cities like Fort Collins.
The district's board came to a decision about the rate increases on July 11, after months of considering the best way to hike prices to balance out the district's budget. The board initially considered a more than 40 percent increase in 2016, but decided to compromise with cities and other water users concerned that such drastic increases would harm their finances.
Fort Collins Utilities, which now gets the bulk of its water from the district, says that in the short term customers' utility rates will not be affected…
For 2015, allotment prices for cities were set at $30.50 per acre foot, up from $28. While that cost will only increase for cities over the next few years, irrigators will face a 61 percent increase in allotment costs in 2016 and 2017.
Fort Collins Utilities directly owns 18,855 units in addition to about 14,000 units it leases from the North Poudre Irrigation Co. But, in terms of actual use for 2014, the city has used 14,900 acre feet of water since Nov. 1, when the water year begins.
After the High Park Fire, Utilities became even more reliant on C-BT water since the Poudre River, the city's other water source, was filled with fire and flood debris. This year, the city gets about 65 percent of its water from Northern Water, and 35 percent from the Poudre.
From the Loveland Reporter-Herald (Jessica Maher):
Costs are expected to increase every year until 2018, when municipal and industrial C-BT users will be charged $53.10 per unit and agricultural users will be charged $30.20 per unit. That represents a nearly 90 percent increase for municipalities and 202 percent increase for agricultural users.
The city of Loveland owns 12,118 units of C-BT water, 5,112 of which are fixed at a rate of $1.50 per unit that will not change.
The increase for Loveland's remaining 7,006 open-rate units will cost the city about $176,000 more by 2018. Loveland Water and Power staff will budget for the increase in the coming years, senior water resources engineer Larry Howard said.
"It's real money, but it's not something that's devastating to the utility or something," Howard said.
Next year, rates are set to increase by 9 percent. That's a manageable increase that will not require rate increases for Loveland Water and Power customers, Howard said.
Whether customers will see an impact from the increase in future years is not known.
"When we do our cost of service study next year, the cost increase will be taken into account, along with any other changes in our costs," Utility Accounting Manager Jim Lees said.
The city of Loveland's primary two sources of water are the Green Ridge Glade Reservoir and water diverted directly from the Big Thompson River at the Big Dam.
"We generally rely on those each year and then start filling in with C-BT and Windy Gap water," Howard said. "It depends on the year and how much we need."
Depending on conditions year to year, the city rents C-BT water to farmers, so Howard said that could help to absorb the cost of the rate increases over the next few years.
Brian Werner, Northern Water's public information officer, said that the increases are the result of a comprehensive study that started last year.
"The cost of doing business is going up," Werner said. "Our management has charged us with looking at where we can control costs."
More Colorado-Big Thompson Project coverage here.
Fort Morgan kicks in another $45,000 for the Northern Integrated Supply Project
July 17, 2014From The Fort Morgan Times (Dan Barker):
Fort Morgan City Council members unanimously approved an extra $45,000 for the Northern Integrated Supply Project at their regular meeting Tuesday night.
Many of the necessary reports and studies for the water project are nearly done, but that effort cost more than anticipated, said Brent Nation, water resources and utilities director for the city.
Fort Morgan had paid the project $90,000 earlier this year, which is essentially the dues for the project, but the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District asked for an adjustment to the dues to pay for the studies that have been done recently, he said.
The city of Fort Morgan has a 9 percent share of the project, which will come to about 3,600 acre feet of water the city could tap when the NISP reservoirs are completed, Nation said…
Altogether, NISP is expected to cost $500 million, Nation said, and Fort Morgan's share would cost $40 million.
Once the supplemental draft environmental impact statement is done, which could be soon, NISP will begin thinking about starting construction, said Fort Morgan City Manager Jeff Wells…
Once the environmental impact report is published, there will be a period of public review and public meetings, Nation said.
There are those who are opposed to the project, and they will come out to say so, he said. However, this will also be an opportunity for supporters to say why they want NISP.
Nation said it is encouraging to be at this point in the project after 10 years of work.
Wells said Fort Morgan has spent about $1.2 million on the project over the past 10 years…
McAlister noted that there are a number of municipalities on the plains that have serious water supply problems, and Fort Morgan must do something or it could have similar problems.
More Northern Integrated Supply Project coverage here and here.
Northern Water board approves rate increase #ColoradoRiver
July 15, 2014From The Greeley Tribune (Eric Brown):
A number of share holders in the Colorado-Big Thompson Project — the largest water-supply project in northern Colorado — will see assessment costs sharply increase during the next few years, the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District board recently decided.
Although the numbers aren't set in stone and are subject to change, the board on Friday approved a general outline that over time increases open-assessment fees for municipal and industrial water users from $28 this year to $53.10 by 2018, and increases those fees for agricultural users from $10 this year to $30.20 per unit by 2018.
The increases won't apply to those who own fixed-assessment C-BT shares. Those who bought shares before 1959 and still own those shares still pay a fixed assessment of $1.50 per unit. The majority of the city of Greeley's C-BT shares, for example, are fixed-assessment shares, and won't be impacted by the changes, according to Brian Werner, public information officer with Northern Water.
The recently approved uptick for open assessments was made to keep up with the always-increasing expenses at Northern Water, Werner said, noting that the uptick in wildfire-mitigation efforts, water-quality measures and overall regulation, among other expenses, are making it more and more pricey to deliver water from the C-BT's high-mountain reservoirs to its users across northern Colorado.
"It's just another example of how water is getting more and more expensive. There's no getting around it," Werner said, noting that, despite Northern Water continuing its efforts to reduce operating costs, the increase in open assessments was needed.
Increases in water costs are nothing new for users in the state, particularly in northern Colorado, where rapid population growth along the Front Range, large ag use and increased oil-and-gas production have sharply increased demand for water.
And as supplies have tightened, prices have skyrocketed.
In January 2013, the price of a water unit in the C-BT Project was about $9,500. Now it's well over $20,000 per unit.
But while costs are increasing, Northern water officials stress that, in the global picture, C-BT users are still getting a good deal on good water.
Werner noted that 1,000 gallons of water is still being delivered to C-BT share holders "for pennies."
The C-BT Project collects and delivers on average more than 200,000 acre feet of water each year (about 65 billion gallons). Most of this water is the result of melting snow in the upper Colorado River basin west of the Continental Divide. The project transports the water to the East Slope via a 13.1-mile tunnel beneath Rocky Mountain National Park.
C-BT water flows to more than 640,000 acres of irrigated farm and ranch land and 860,000 people in portions of eight counties within Northern Water boundaries, according to Northern Water data.
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Media artist Toshio Iwai and Yamaha collaborated to design a new digital musical instrument for the 21st century, TENORI-ON. A 16x16 matrix of LED switches allows everyone to play music intuitively, creating a "visible music" interface.
The TENORI-ON provides six different performance and sound/light modes for broad performance versatility, and these modes can be combined and used simultaneously for rich, complex musical expression.
For DJs & producers it is a unique performance tool enabling them to perform using MIDI and load the TENORI-ON with samples to 'jam / improvise' within their set BPMs.
By holding one of the ten function buttons located on either side of the TENORI-ON and operating the LED buttons you can change voices, change octaves, and apply a variety of effects and variations to your performance.
This unique visual/tactile interface has been specifically designed to allow intuitive, instantaneous operation of a variety of functions.
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The TENORI-ON 16 x 16 LED button matrix is simultaneously a performance input controller and display. By operating and interacting with the LED buttons and the light they produce you gain access to the TENORI-ON's numerous performance capabilities.
The TENORI-ON provides six different performance and sound/light modes for broad performance versatility, and these modes can be combined and used simultaneously for rich, complex musical expression.
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TENORI-ON layers can be thought of as "performance parts" or "recording tracks." The TENORI-ON has a total of 16 layers. Separate notes and voices can be assigned to each layer, and all layers can be played together in synchronization.
The 16 layers are divided into six performance mode groups. The six modes have different note entry methods and operation. Up to 16 layers created using different modes can be combined for rich, complex musical expression.
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The TENORI-ON can store up to 16 programmed blocks (16-layer groups) in memory, and you can switch from block to block instantly during performance.
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Tom Waits has posted the video for "Satisfied" from his 2011 Anti- Records release, Bad As Me. Waits describes the song as "an evangelical litany of life affirmation."The video, directed by Jesse Dylan, is a stripped down B&W backyard dance with Waits singing the track.
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Good song off a good album. I hope he does a video for Hell Broke Luce, it's the most intense song he's ever done.
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I'm torn, because I'm getting Skyrim this weekend and it's all I'll be doing for the foreseeable future. Everyone says the OST is amazing. Do I play Skyrim and listen to Tom Waits or do I play Skyrim and listen to the OST?
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I am very much into this album. I love the production quality of it - seems like a bit of a stray from most Tom Waits albums. He takes the timeless authenticity of Bawlers and adds an entirely new element with the percussion and sound of the drums.
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Sumitted a review for this the other day. His best album since Mule Variations.
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occur outside the current focus of attention. Does this also apply to sudden irrelevant auditory onsets and when irrelevant visual onsets occur far in the periphery? In addition, does focused attention also reduce the alerting effect of auditory onsets, or vice versa, do highly alerting stimuli distort the attentional state? Crossmodal and unimodal variants of the Posner paradigm were examined in two experiments with targets and irrelevant onsets occurring at 28.3 and 19.3 from fixation. Either centrally presented arrows indicated the forthcoming position of visual targets to be discriminated, or warning cues signaled the likely moment of target occurrence. The targets could be preceded by peripheral auditory or visual onsets that were to be ignored. Crossmodal and unimodal exogenous orienting effects of these irrelevant onsets were observed while participants focused at the relevant side. In addition, no evidence was found that the alerting effect of auditory onsets was dependent on focused attention. Our findings indicate that, at least under the current conditions, neither crossmodal nor unimodal orienting effects of peripheral events dissipate when attention is in a focused state. |
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We had a small Thanksgiving celebration this year with just the five of us. This wasn't a good year for us to travel for big family gatherings, with the new baby and all, so we stayed at home and had a quiet, simple celebration. I roasted a turkey breast since we didn't need a whole turkey, and it's something I really should do more often throughout the year. I tried a new method, and it was fast and easy.
Most turkey roasting recipes have you cook for a long time at a slow temperature, but this one recommends a high temperature—450° F—and the bird is done in just 60 to 90 minutes, depending on weight. It worked great! The skin was crispy and flavorful, and the meat was moist and tender. The recipe calls for a 5 pound breast, but we used an 8 pounder which cooked in just over 90 minutes.
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2. Place the turkey on the rack in the roasting pan. Use your fingers to gently lift up the skin away from the meat. Place the bits of butter and the 15 sage leaves under the skin. Rub the oil over the skin and sprinkle with salt. Insert the thermometer in the thickest part of the breast, staying in the meat. Don't let it poke through. Roast until the thermometer registers 170º F/77º C, about 60 to 75 minutes (longer if your bird is heavier).
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I guess for the former protocols are available (perhaps dissecting termites and removing gut and then flushing out protozoan content with a buffer (never did this, so no real idea)....), and for the latter a normal DNA extraction is surely fitting and many protocols exist (e.g. salting out DNA, Phenol-Chloroform, kits,...).
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Sir! I have tried all these conventional methods you have mentined but got no results. Now I am using Master Pure Complete DNA and RNA purification kit. I want to collect DNA from the flagellated specific protozoans P. grassii. I tried this protocol to extract DNA. But now when run that sample on agarose gel i was shocked, i got no results even the ladder i used was not visible.
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This suggests that you have a problem with running your gel, not with the extraction. I would practice making and running gels with the ladder only until it works. We could help if you provide us with details as to how you are doing it.
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As the genome size of these flagellates is very less thats why i am running it on 2 % agarose gel.
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The genome size of any chromosome in any organism is much larger than can be resolved on an agarose gel.
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So then what do you suggest??
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He was using a dingleberry, about the worst dumbphone on the planet. I know, I have one for work sadly (not my choice.) One day soon, it'll skim across a lake somewhere, it's about the right shape for that, it's naff as a phone or anything else... Dave G0WBX Sent from a PC, not a jumped up pebble. > Must be your e-mail client. From my Thunderbird, a simple Reply > addresses the list. A Reply-To-All addresses both the list and the > poster. I haven't found a Reply option in Thunderbird that only > replies to the poster, at least for the aprssig. > > Investigating the detailed SMTP headers on your posting shows me: > > From: Andrew P. <andrewemt at hotmail.com> > Reply-To: TAPR APRS Mailing List <aprssig at tapr.org> > > So, your e-mail client must be picking up the From: rather than the > Reply-To: when doing a reply. But from my exploration, the e-mail > from the list is properly composed for a reply to go to the list > address. > > Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32 > > On 11/14/2011 9:44 AM, Andrew P. wrote: > > I have been noticing that replying to this list only replies to the > > previous poster, and not to the list. Is this a deliberate > > configuration decision on the part of the list managers, or a typo > > in the list configuration? > > > > Just curious. > > > > Andrew Pavlin, KA2DDO > > Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry > > > > > >
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you're right ... (because Pichi was a FW/striker, while Maradona was a wide FW, or playmaker) but I meant that it was coincidence in seasson 83-84 when Maradona joining Barca, and Pichi became a "bench warmer" - he used to be a regular starter before that season
Bold part - I just disagree with that statement. Teams are not trying to stop Barca from playing their game - Xavi making his ridiculous passing stats, Iniesta also, Alves, etc. They are trying to limit Messi and force him even deeper, away from the goal and danger area. BTW, Mourinho put Pepe as DM to keep an eye on Messi in the 2011 even when on of his starting centerbacks was suspended. Bulgaria had no plan for Pele in 66, I guarantee you that..... Question: If Messi was playing back in the days when man-marking was common defensive tactic to deal with great players, would've he been man-marked by opponents? Say if Messi was playing instead of Maradona or Zico, would Bearzot assign Gentille to man-mark him? My guess is "yes"..... The thing is that nowadays there are different defensive tactics and media communication approaches from coaches. Did Mourinho say he played Pepe as DM because of Messi? No, but for me it is clear watching the game. BTW, how often does someone like Mourinho talk about his tactical plans, especially in front of journalists?
Footballers are not the smartest people, but they know football, while most others don't (even though they assume they do). And your theory is that because past players were fouled more and were less protected that's why they are better players than current players like Messi? That sounds like good logic.....
it's again your best assumption there .... and how possibly you can warranty that? Yes , they would but How Messi would deal with that remained unknown! I only talked of FACT, that he had more freedom on pitch than Pele Cruijff Maradona Ronaldo ... in their peak
What are were twelve? Berndt Schuster, 1x Silver Ball, 2x Bronze Ball says basically the same thing, and he played in the same team as Pichi and Maradona. And he was a starter, so what's his excuse? Cesar Menotti says the same, he played in the team, and he was a starter. Is his excuse the same as Schuster's, given that he had a excuse?
That's not my theory... But it is a fact that the game was more violent before... It is a fact that before the way to stop a dribbler was to foul him hard... It is a fact that yellow cards and red cards were given for blatant obvious aggression, reds usually for fist fights... A great player back then had to start a game worrying about thugs in the field... Not the case today or are you going to disagree? I pointed out facts you make what you will out of them.
There is no excuses on my part, as I watched them play and opinionated accordingly. Actually Messi and his fan boys need more excuses to label him as the greatest (*WC+copa) and best dribblers (*playing along 11great Barca team mates) Any particular player, or coach has his own agenda or biased opinion within a context when claiming things - Even IF Maradona himself would claim Messi is the best ever, then that does not change anything on Messi legacy. He still needs to prove out in bigger stage like WC/copa without Barca team mates, that's all. He has the talent to do so and the real matter is HOW GOOD he shall be in next chapter ... I reserve my opinion now until then.
In History, it would be Garrincha with considerable ease. Nowadays, probably Neymar. Messi is the better player overall (the best in the world, no doubt), but I do not think he is regarded so mainly for his exceptional dribbling. The man is a machine in terms of objectiveness, but I would never consider him an all-time dribbler or "showman", as were Pelé, Maradona and Ronaldinho.
I've been trying to say this to everyone for a while now.. we've voting on best dribbler not best all around player.
one thing you should realize that NO COINCIDENCE that Maradona was the "most fouled" player at WC event (at least from 66 - 10) Why? because he was fast strong and dangerous in his dribble runs hence individual foul is the ONLY way to stop him - before too late as he entered the box! Maradona 152fouls /21games = 7.2fouls per game > Messi 19 fouls/8games = 2.3 fouls per game. Maradona won >250duels over 3 WC >> Messi 76 duels won over 2 WCs These are STATS to back up a player dribble and running field
Why on earth are you repeating this? Nobody is saying that he's the best dribbler because he's the best player.
You are seriously unlogical here, Maradona was stronger because he did go down more easily, rather than tried to stay up to the end like Messi? Jesus, can I ask how old you are?
Explain to me how people dismiss the comment that Denilson was not one of the best dribblers ever... Because the only recourse i have there is this.. people are judging him as a player as a whole. See why I keep repeating... why is Messi on the discussion of best dibbler currently if his only move is to dribble while in speed? Here is what the best dribbler in the world is, drop your shoulder one way and just run past somebody... Really?? I believe the best dribbler does this... leaves you on the ground with a twisted ankle. Big difference Look... full speed.. but twisted ankle Again full speed and guy needs to get his head checked for a concussion people seem to have forgotten how good of a dribbler denilson was. and for the old timers simply ahead of his time.
Because he has the most perfect technique and he has been going past people like no-one before? Messi has all the necessary tools to unlock every possible situation with dribbling. Simplified, where as Ronaldinho had 10 moves to go past 1 player, Messi has 1 move to go past 10 players. Now you can yourself which one is better.
I think you're confusing 'better player' with 'better dribbler'. They are not necessarily the same. Pelé is usually regarded as the greatest player ever, but Garrincha is often called the greatest dribbler of all time. Zidane is one of the best players ever, but he is far from being one of the best dribblers. And I agree that Denilson should be mentioned, as well as Djalminha. Both were EXCEPTIONAL dribblers.
Oh really? Thanks for clearing that up, even if I already pointed about that in the post above. I think you are seriously confused about tricks and dribbling though.
Denilson went past everyone at will... he just could not kick if his life depended on it. Look at his goals tally... it's low for a reason, dude could not finish! And having the 10 moves to get past 1 player makes him a better dribbler by the way... Speed and close ball control a lot of players have it. What's impressive about messi is not that... it's his finishing we can put up so many different videos of players making spectacular runs getting past people just like Messi... But most do not end with an spectacular finish... so his dribbling others can match, his finishing beyond impressive. what are we voting on again?
No, I'm not. Dribbling and tricks are related, mate. Much more related than being an objective player, which is not the point here.
Tricks are for kids. Dribbling in simplest form is "kicking the ball", and superiority depends on ability to go past people in different situations, and to create with your dribbling. Finishing got nothing to do with being the best at dribbling.
Messi is much more similar to Ronaldo's style than Ronaldinho's. Both were better overall players than the latter, much more objective, whose main qualities were speed, ball control, and finishing; but none of them were better dribblers than Ronaldinho.


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Henry Adrian Garrett (Pat or Smokey) Positions: Pinch Hitter, Catcher and Outfielder
Born: January 3, 1943 in Brooksville, FL
High School: Sarasota HS (Sarasota, FL)
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Rookie Status: Exceeded rookie limits during 1975 season [*]
Teams (by GP): Angels/Cubs/Athletics/Braves 1966-1976
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I used 1 1/5 cups of sugar, evaporated milk and 4 tablespoons of peanut butter. The trick is you need to boil for 2 1/2 minutes or they will not set up. I have been so frustrated trying to get it right, but this will work for you!
I used evaporated milk, creamy peanut butter and the extra teaspoon of vanilla another reviewer suggested and these turned out to be the creamiest best version of this no-bake cookie I've tried. I always forget the proportions for this old recipe and will definitely be using this one in my 'used often' staple of recipes. Thanks!
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White wolf howling at full moon.
Another gorgeous work! I love the detail in the fur and the hints of colors hiding in there. The bg on this piece is also very well done but I think my favorite detail is the pup in the middle ground imitating his packmate :)
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