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There's a lot to be excited about for the Patriots now that the season is over. The Patriots have 7/1 odds to win the Super Bowl next year, according to Las Vegas. And thanks to a core group of players returning in their prime and top free agents expected to re-sign, fans should be optimistic about the upcoming offseason as well. Here's why. Next
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The best receiver in Patriots history and arguably the best owner in football want to continue the marriage. So this illustrious marriage should go on. The optimism is strong here. Next
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The Patriots have four of their five starting offensive linemen under contract. Only Sebastian Vollmer, rated as one of the best tackles in the league, is a free agent. If the Patriots re-sign Vollmer, they'll have continuity in a core group that should put the team on solid ground going into training camp. Next
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Forget the phantom injury that kept him out of the Pro Bowl. Call it fatigue... of meaningless games. Brady had another fantastic season and continues to set the bar for efficiency and ball control. He posted 4,827 passing yards, 34 touchdowns to 8 interceptions, and a 98.7 quarterback rating. And he's still hungry for his fourth Super Bowl title. Next
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Aaron Hernandez's ankle woes, limiting him in practice up until the AFC divisional round of the playoffs, will likely be alleviated by the long rest of the offseason. The renewed health will certainly add some spurt to the tight end's now famous jukes. And coupled with Gronkowski, the Patriots offense will be at full firepower. Next
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The Patriots now know with certainty where Devin McCourty plays best, and in turn know exactly what position to target in order to shore up the team's porous secondary. Fixing the 29th ranked pass defense is a lot easier when you have a plan. Next
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The Patriots coach made sure to remind the faithful he would be back for his 14th season as the team's head coach. "You'll have to deal with me again next year," Belichick said. "I know that's disappointing for a lot of you. Till I'm told otherwise, I plan on being here." Belichick is now the longest tenured head coach in the league. Next
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Chandler Jones, who was hobbled by both ankles as the season ended, is not the only Patriots rookie who will come back a veteran and presumably smarter more developed. Safety Tavon Wilson will have the opportunity to take a step forward. Despite early stumbles in coverage, he has the physical tools necessary to help the team in the long-term. Rookies Alfonzo Dennard and Dont'a Hightower are only expected to be better. And backup offensive lineman Markus Zusevics isn't being kept around for his good looks. Next
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January 03 2011 09:13AM
This evening's game against the Islanders pits the Flames against a team that is has begun to win a few games as of late despite the obvious manoeuvring by their GM to strip the team right down to the salary floor over the last week.
Recent signs of life on the ice aside, it's clear that this will be another lost season on the Island, a perpetual rebuilding project hamstrung by injuries to several of their small number of useful players and an owner that would sell in a minute if anyone were crazy enough to buy a money draining club with a terrible building. (Oh, and as a note to Edmonton and Calgary politicians: the Nassau Coliseum really is a slum of a building, not just one that insufficiently enriches the team ownership. There is a difference.)
That aside, I suspect the Islanders would have been willing to see how things would have played out until about mid-February before off-loading players had they been healthy out of the gate. The injuries to Kyle Okposo and Mark Streit killed any hope for the year right from day one, and as a result Garth Snow decided to get his housecleaning off to an early start by dispensing with James Wisniewski and Dwayne Roloson this week.
The forwards left behind are a bit of a non-descript lot, even with a famous draft pick like John Tavares included. Both Scott Gordon and Jack Capuano have used Tavares against softer competition, mostly to ensure he's not overwhelmed before he can prove he's ready to play against good players every night.
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As I mentioned in the round-up last week, Nielsen's a player I have a pile of time for. I actually think the Islanders underutilize him a bit, because from my viewing of him in the NHL and at last year's World Championship he should play more than 11 1/2 minutes at EV per outing.
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The Islander D corps has taken a big hit on the injury front as well. Mike Mottau was looking like a nice pickup off the scrap heap before hip surgery finished his year, Streit never played a game and as a result Mark Eaton is the only Islander defenseman that's even managed to play as many as 30 games thus far.
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Ahhhh the Isles, New York's other team. A once feared opponent back in the day of bell bottom pants and Donna Summers. This franchise is a farce, lunatic ownership and highly questionable front office personnel. Johnny T the over hyped saviour has always been weak defensively, dating back to his minor hockey days. Johnnie played offense only resulting in amazing scoring stats. When Johnny was in youth hockey they had to introduce him to the goalie at the banquet.
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Castle Dale City Council met in a rescheduled meeting due to the convention of the League of Cities and Towns recently. The convention was during the time of the regular meeting for the council. It was rescheduled to make it possible for the members of the city council to attend the convention in St. George. Mayor Neal Peacock noted the valuable information each had received at the convention.
Rhonda Gardiner, a Castle Dale resident, was at the meeting to inquire about a rezoning issue. She had made a request two months ago to rezone some property from I-1 to RR-1. "We have advertised as requested and we would like to know where the issue stands now," she said. Mayor Peacock informed her of the recommendation from land use planning board to allow the change. Gardiner informed the council that all fees in connection with the change have been paid, and the council approved the change.
Sam Wilbanks, a Ferron resident, was at the meeting to inquire about a rezoning issued he had requested. "We were asked if we were interested in purchasing the restaurant on SR-10. We found out the frontage is not enough to satisfy the city ordinances. We have proposed a change in the policy to allow us to turn the restaurant into a church," he said.
Vicki Wilbanks informed the council the planning and zoning are fully aware of the request.
Mayor Peacock said the city's ordinance require more frontage than the International Building Code, and the city is proposing to change the requirement. A public hearing on this matter will be held prior to the next city council meeting on May 13. The decision will be made during city council meeting following the public hearing.
The council then approved to purchase advertising in the amount of $100 from the Relay for Life event to be held at the Emery High track on June 11-12.
Castle Dale City ordinance enforcement officer Richard Herring told the council he has mailed out letters to those businesses who are late in renewing their business licenses. "We have also sent letters to those residents who have vehicles parked on city streets. It is against city ordinance to use the streets for storage of vehicles and we need them removed," he said.
Herring asked the mayor and council if water restrictions would be put into place prior to the secondary water being turned on this spring. Mayor Peacock informed him it had been recommended to wait until mid-summer to make that determination.
"The fire department has responded to two structure fires in the last two weeks. One was a mobile home in Ferron, and another structure in Orangeville. Both structures were a total loss," said Herring. "So far during this spring burn window, we have had no problems. The burn window goes until May 2."
Mayor Peacock then referred the council to the budget for this fiscal year. Peacock went over each item in the budget so the councilmembers could get an idea of where the city stands. "We cut last years budget by 11 percent to arrive at this budget. We are so close to what we budgeted, we are doing OK. I want to thank you all for the good planning you did to keep to the budget," Peacock said.
Councilman Joel Dorsch informed the council the roof repair project for the city hall building will begin as soon as this week.
Councilman Brad Gilessaid he has ordered 60 trees to be planted in the new addition to the city's cemetery.
Giles also said, "Each city in the county is on a nine year rotation for the chip and seal project for their roads. In that year, each city gives the special service district 90 percent of their B&C road funds to pay for the chip and seal. The special service district is proposing that each city give 10-15 percent of their road funds each year to avoid the big payment during their chip and seal." Each member of the city council thought this idea was a good one and it would be helpful in the budget process. Giles added, "The special service district has a three year plan to replace all cast iron pipe in the culinary system in Castle Dale."
Councilperson Julie Johansen said the city's employees and officials have all begun the NIMS training. More training will be offered at another workshop on May 13, prior to the city council meeting. "I also want you to know the land use council will begin to write a general plan for the city. This is required by law," she said.
Councilman Jeremy Jewkes told the council he has attended a workshop hosted by the Permanent Community Impact Board to learn how to apply for the grants and loans offered by that board.
Mayor Peacock reported a high school project in which students will be cleaning up the high school grounds to prevent trash blowing into neighboring yards. He also said he has met with the Utah Department of Transportation and discussed with them some of the issues concerning the state roads surrounding and through Castle Dale.
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The National Gallery of Australia in conjunction with the ACT Lieder Society and the ACT Multicultural Festival present an art-song repertoire from Germany, Hungary, France, Poland and Spain, performed by Rebecca Collins and Vivienne Winther.
This song recital is a unique opportunity to experience the riches of European culture through art, poetry and music.
The partnership of Rebecca Collins (soprano) and Vivienne Winther (piano) perform inspiring music by composers Schuman, Liszt, Duparc, Lutoslawski, Mompou and Bartok, harmonised with expressive poems by master writers of Europe, including Heinrich Heine and Victor Hugo.
Rebecca Collins and Vivienne Winther have entranced audiences and music critics alike and this presentation of European Songs will delight all music lovers.
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Rivers, Lakes, Spring & Antiques - Something for everyone in Mount Dora, Florida
Located in Central Florida, just a thirty minute drive away from Orlando, Mount Dora is an ideal destination for a quiet and relaxing getaway. Visitors to Mount Dora will enjoy recreation, shipping, relaxation and a delightful time exploring the historic town. Whether you stay for a weekend or a week, there will be plenty to entertain throughout the trip.
The town of Mt. Dora has a long and rich history. Visitors can learn about this history at the Royellou Museum, and at the Antique Boat Museum. Another excellent historic point of interest is the Lakeside Inn. The in is on the National Register and has been in operation for over 128 years. Not only is the Lakeside Inn an excellent Mount Dora point of interest, but it is also a great place to stay. Visitors can also stop at the Old Mount Dora Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Station, which is the Chamber of Commerce today.
In addition to a fascinating history, Mount Dora is also known for its excellent festivals held throughout the year. Visitors in the spring can coordinate their visit with the art festival. In the fall Mount Dora hosts a craft festival. Visitors will also find antique boat shows, sailing and bicycling events on the annual calendar. Of course what would a city renowned for its festivals be without a great holiday event. Mount Dora celebrates the holiday season with an amazing display of lights, during the "Lighting of Mount Dora," followed by even more events.
Mount Dora is also known for its excellent opportunities for antique enthusiasts. Visitors at certain times during the year might be lucky enough to enjoy one of the town's antique shows. Mount Dora also has an excellent Flea Market, as well as a top notch Antique Mall. Throughout the year thousands of people visit Mount Dora to explore the Renninger's Twin Markets.
Located in the aptly named Lake County, Mount Dora is a surrounded by lakes, including Lake Dora, Lake Eustis, Lake Harris and many more. Visitors to this region can enjoy relaxing on the lakefront, and they can also enjoy all of the recreational access that the many lakes afford. Lake County has a great Blueways system. A Blueway is a waterway trail, and Mount Dora is a great spot to start an exploration of these trails.
Kayakers and canoeists have a unique opportunity to explore the nature in the region. In a county filled with small and larger lakes, water recreation is one of the best ways to explore all that the area has to offer. The Blueways near Mount Dora vary in difficulty from trails great for beginners to those that require expert level skills. Lake County's system of Blueway trails pass into wilderness areas and also offer great access for hiking trails as well as camping adventures.
Visitors to Mount Dora will also find excellent parks and wilderness areas to explore. The nearby Seminole State Forest and WekiVa Springs State Park are just two of the places nearby where visitors and residents can enjoy the beautiful nature of Central Florida. Mount Dora is an amazing spot to enjoy hiking, biking, swimming, fishing, kayaking, relaxing, sunset gazing and much more. No matter what your interests, Mount Dora will have something to interest anyone during a relaxing and fun stay.
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SQL Server has released SQL Server 2000 edition before 7 years and SQL Server 2005 edition before 2 years now. There are still few users who have not upgraded to SQL Server 2005 and they are waiting for SQL Server 2008 in February 2008 to SQL Server 2008 to release. This blog has is heavily visited by users from both the SQL Server products. I have two previous posts which demonstrate the code which can be searched string in stored procedure. Many users get confused with the script version and try to execute SQL Server 2005 version on SQL Server 2000, they do send me email or leave comment that this does not work. I am going to list both the post here with clearly indicating the SQL Server version. I am sure this will clear some of the doubts.
SQL Server 2000
USE AdventureWorks
--Option 1
SELECT DISTINCT so.name
FROM syscomments sc
INNER JOIN sysobjects so ON sc.id=so.id
WHERE sc.TEXT LIKE '%Employee%'
--Option 2
SELECT DISTINCT o.name ,o.xtype
FROM syscomments c
INNER JOIN sysobjects o ON c.id=o.id
WHERE c.TEXT LIKE '%Employee%'
SQL Server 2005
USE AdventureWorks
--Searching for Empoloyee table
SELECT Name
FROM sys.procedures
WHERE OBJECT_DEFINITION(OBJECT_ID) LIKE '%Employee%'
--Searching for Empoloyee table and RateChangeDate column together
SELECT Name
FROM sys.procedures
WHERE OBJECT_DEFINITION(OBJECT_ID) LIKE '%Employee%'
AND OBJECT_DEFINITION(OBJECT_ID) LIKE '%RateChangeDate%'
Related Articles:
SQL SERVER – 2005 – Search Stored Procedure Code – Search Stored Procedure Text
SQL SERVER – Find Stored Procedure Related to Table in Database – Search in All Stored procedure
Reference: Pinal Dave (http://blog.SQLAuthority.com),
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Thank you very much! This was really helpful and saved me tons of work. Elena
Thanks..worked like a charm!
Thanks, this works very well. What I would have like is to see is sort of the line numbers associated with the objects, and perhaps a replace script as well. Any pointers would be welcome.
This is what I was looking for, thanks
If you need a sp_depends alternative (sp_depends does not always work), here's a crude script. I am selecting all columns but you can trip down as per your needs. This will basically search for a string in an object which is type P, RF, V, TR, FN, IF, TF, and R:
select objs.name,* from sys.objects objs
INNER JOIN sys.sql_modules mods on
objs.object_id = mods.object_id
where objs.type = 'P'
and definition like '%your_search_string_here%'
Useful to see which object is referenced by which other object.
Thanks, just what I wanted.
In case you have tables which start with the same name:
SELECT Name
FROM sys.procedures
WHERE OBJECT_DEFINITION(OBJECT_ID) LIKE '%Employee%'
AND NOT OBJECT_DEFINITION(OBJECT_ID) LIKE '%EmployeeDetails%'
select objs.name,* from sys.objects objs
INNER JOIN sys.sql_modules mods on
objs.object_id = mods.object_id
where objs.type = 'P'
and definition like '%your_search_string_here%'
In this case i have your_search_string_here = %
I need those strings which contain the % as string….
example it should give me all the strings like
'abcd % abcd',ad%sd' etc…….
in my company every developer will write stored procedures and i need to find stored procedure by whome it is written. is any quary to find the stored procedure.
Hello Chaitanya,
The login information of stored any object owner is stored in principle_id columns in sys.objects table. If every developer would login with their own credentials then it would be enough to know the owner but in most cases all developers login with a common shared account. In that case information in principle_id column would not be much useful and you should ask developers to write owner name in comments on the top of sp or other object.
Pinal Dave
I wish that people would use version control for SQL stuff also. That way it is always known who has written the script and who has modified it. Here's how I've done it in one of my projects.
You make one centralized database that is used in testing. Then you generate CREATE TABLE scripts for that database and put them into version control. No procedures or functions are done in this step, just the database, tables, views, indexes and constraints.
Now if you have small team working with the project you can create development databases for every team member. If you have many developers in the project, build a team to handle DB stuff and create dev DBs for them.
Every new procedure or function or table or whatever is first implemented to dev DB. When developer wants to get it in testing (s)he commits it to the version control. After that it is run from the version control to the test DB and if possible, with automated scripts to rule out human errors.
All changes goes the same way. First to dev DB, then version control, finally test DB.
Finally production database is build directly from version control.
Currently I'm in a project with some thirty other people where nothing was originally put to version control and DB stuff still isn't. It's a nightmare! I don't know who is responsible of what and from whom I might ask things if something goes wrong.
How to construct a search store procedure using like search?
Hi Pinal,
I need stored procedure To find all stored procedure used by table in database
and want to display the names of stored procedure along with table name.
Why don't you use Google.com, type display all tables in Sql Server 2005.
Use SQLAuthority Search to find out results to your search.
Thanks it works like a charm!
This query is worked perfectly with all words but it is FAIL when I give word 'ER' it show name of all stored Procedures containing word like computER,Mother,researcher. Now how could find SP containing word 'ER'?????
SELECT DISTINCT o.name ,o.xtype
FROM syscomments c
INNER JOIN sysobjects o ON c.id=o.id
WHERE c.TEXT LIKE 'ER%' and o.xtype='P'
Another best ways:
select object_name(object_id),definition from sys.sql_modules where definition like '%test%'
Second (Recommended) :
select ROUTINE_NAME, ROUTINE_DEFINITION from
INFORMATION_SCHEMA.ROUTINES where ROUTINE_DEFINITION like '%test%'
Reference from : Logiclabz
Thanks Pinal Dave, saved me a lot of time and effort. Much appreciated, and keep up the excellent posts!
good example but there is a problem !!
if the string i'm looking for is at starting or at the end, this example doesnt return the that value. what will be the solution in that case ?
How can i search in the textbox the name- Mark Daniel. As it contains space between the name
Hi ,
I need SQL statement to search table and column names in a database only knowing String value.
eg; for say in a database i know employee Name ( xxxx ) only,
not the table or column name so how can i find table and column name using ( xxxx) Value .
Please help me i am using SQL server 2008.
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Thanks in advance .
Hi all,
i have store procedure for search,which search my tables and give me the result.
now i need a store procedure which will show related search result just like google do…."did you mean etc" etc….how can i do it
Thanks dear if you are not here than what happen with us only god knows that…..???
Thanks a lot !!!!!!!!!!
Is there any way to find out , the table names used with in a procedure.???
Do you have a stored procedure for comparison of fields/columns in the same table? I want to see whether the names of field1, field2 and field 3 are the same, if yes then do something
I wnat to search for a substring in a table / set of tables may be that comtains several million records. Using Var like '%string%' is possibly a solution but considering the number of records and the number of users we have a major performance challenge. Also trying a technique such as var like '%string' Or like 'String%' may not help as it would concatenate the two strings and also provide the same result twice and using Distinct it can be filtered but again an expensive solution.
Full Text Index also does not seem to work as it does not provide the substring option.
Is there a direct way that can obtain the results in a better way?
As I can see, even a simple DB like MySQL has a substring search feature in it. So, I am sure I am missing something very big in SQL Server 2005 / 2008 which is an enterprise class DB serevr, Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Whenever I face any tricky problem then I remember you and I used to find my problem's solutions on your site. So thanks a lot from bottom of my heart.
i need one efficient query to find keyword appearance count from one table
for an example i have 3000 standard values in one table named as table A.and 7 crore records in another table named as B.
Table A data sample is
Table B sample data
ID column B
123 abcd#!#bcde#!#efgh
234 efgh#!#bcde#!#abcd
so i need to find the apcd appearance count from table B.
Hope we can do it with like statement.but thats not efficient with large amount of data.can any one please specify the efficient way to find the appearance count of table A values in table B.
thnaks you
To get All the stored Procedures with including whole SP Text with single query:
1.To use in backup etc.


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St. Paul's First Letter to the Corinthians 16:13-24
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Psalm 103.24,1
O Lord, how manifold are your works. You have made all things in wisdom.
Verse: Bless the Lord, O my soul.
BRETHREN, be watchful, stand firm in your faith, be courageous, be strong. Let all that you do be done in love. Now, brethren, you know that the household of Stephanas were the first converts in Achaia, and they have devoted themselves to the service of the saints; I urge you to be subject to such men and to every fellow worker and laborer. I rejoice at the coming of Stephanas and Fortunatus and Achaicos, because they have made up for your absence; for they refreshed my spirit as well as yours. Give recognition to such men. The churches of Asia send greetings. Aquila and Prisca, together with the church in their house, send you hearty greetings in the Lord. All the brethren send greetings. Greet one another with a holy kiss. I, Paul, write this greeting with my own hand. If any one has no love for the Lord, let him be accursed. Our Lord, come! The grace of the Lord Jesus be with you. My love be with you all in Christ Jesus. Amen.
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KNUDSEN, Martha S. (Stoltenberg)
Martha Ellen Stoltenberg Knudsen 1925 ~ 2013 Ellen Stoltenberg Knudsen passed away in Orem, Utah, on March 15, 2013, surrounded by her adoring family. Ellen was born on a farm outside Lone Wolf, Oklahoma, on July 8, 1925, to Richard Heinrich Stoltenberg, a German immigrant, and Grace Talbot, a school teacher who instilled a love of good books. Ellen earned a degree in English from Oklahoma College for Women and then moved to Utah, where her sister, Marian Wright, introduced her to a strapping young dairy farmer, Albert Andrew Knudsen, at the milk parlor of the Knudsens' Lake Front Jersey Farm on the lower Provo River.
They married on January 18, 1947, and their union was later solemnized in the Manti Temple. Dairy life was hard. While Albert ran the dairy operation, Ellen kept a one-acre vegetable garden, cooked for family and crew, canned, sewed, and raised their four children. But she didn't just cook; she created recipes for simple food done to perfection (her southern fried chicken, Knudsen dip, and burnt almond fudge ice cream were famous). She didn't just sew; she tailored beautiful outfits (plaids always matched!).
She shared her talents for many years with girls in her 4-H Club in Provo. For needed recreation, she starred in bowling leagues, maintaining a 180 average. Sale of the farm brought moves to Orem and then Elk Ridge, with an LDS mission to North Carolina in 1987-88, where Ellen's greatest joy was in teaching illiterate folks to read. In later years, she took up swimming (often a mile a day), quilting, and then painting. Her oils-portraits, wildlife, and especially Utah landscapes-grace the homes and offices of family and friends who are in awe of this new talent. Following Albert's death in 1997, Ellen blossomed. She always had a project. She delighted in good books and discussing them with her book club and her grandchildren. She wrote histories and letters that displayed keen observation and a wry sense of humor.
Wherever she lived (the last decade in Pleasant Grove), she cultivated close and lasting friendships. She took great pride in her children, Craig (Dennie), Rock Springs, Karla (Bill), Sandy, Clare (Cindy), Pleasant Grove, and Clark (Kathy), Lehi, and especially in her 17 grandchildren and 39 great-grandchildren. Funeral Services will be held at 11:00 a.m., Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at the Pleasant Grove 9th Ward Chapel, 455 East 200 South, Pleasant Grove, Utah. Friends may call at the Berg Mortuary of Provo, 185 East Center Street, Tuesday evening from 6 until 8 and at the church Wednesday from 9:30-10:45 a.m. prior to services. Interment will be in the Provo City Cemetery. Condolences may be emailed to email@example.com.


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Construction work on State Route 10 from Huntington to Poison Springs Bench is nearing completion.
Nielson Construction has been at work on the more than seven mile project since late May of 2003 and final excavation and paving of the project is expected to be complete by the end of June.
The majority of the project was completed last fall and Nielson crews returned to the project in the spring to begin work on an under drain blanket beneath the highway in the area of the Huntington Airport, which was planned for this year. The road work there will be complete in the next week and Nielson asphalt crews will begin the final paving operations.
A final lift of asphalt will be required from Huntington to the Huntington Airport and then the entire length of the project will be chip sealed thereafter.
The Department of Transportation project saw the creation of passing lanes throughout the majority of the project and will help alleviate traffic concerns resulting from the increased flow of coal trucks using the road in recent years.
At the height of the project last summer more than 50 construction workers from Nielson Construction and a number of subcontractors worked together with UDOT to provide a road that is better, safer and more convenient for motorists.
Nielson Construction will also be working all summer on the SR-6 project from Price to Wellington. Nielson's will also lay 12 miles of asphalt this fall between Woodside and Green River.
Nielsons is currently working on the second phase of the Willow Creek Mine reclamation in Price Canyon. They will also be involved with paving of city streets in Emery County throughout the summer. The Castle Dale intersection that causes
problems by J & D Automotive will also have some realignment work done during the summer which Nielsons will be involved with. A project creating a cell at ECDC in East Carbon will involve Nielson crews throughout the summer. A project is also on the docket for improvements to the riverbottom road in Huntington. Nielsons will also in the next week begin working near Richfield in the development of numerous well site locations for Wolverine Oil.
One big improvement this season is the addition of a second asphalt plant at the Huntington Canyon location. In order to meet the demands for asphalt production the second plant is being added for the production of regular asphalt. The original plant will be used exclusively for the production of superpave. Nielson's Construction also received the contract to provide asphalt for state maintenance projects for UDOT in this area within a 100 mile radius. Carbon County uses the asphalt facility at Nielsons quite frequently for their county road projects. They pick their loads up at the Huntington Canyon facility.
"The second asphalt plant will expand our capabilities to provide the service to our customers that they have come to expect," said Wayne Nielson, company president. Nielson said, "We have some big challenges ahead of us, but like I've said before, I think we have the best employees in the business and I think we can tackle whatever challenges are before us with the same spirit of teamwork and dedication that we always have in the past."
Nielsons currently employs 184 people and doesn't have plans for employee growth at the present time, but will remain steady throughout this year as employees move from one job to another.


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Leafs vs Thrashers - There Will Be Goals
February 07 2011 12:57PM
( The aftermath of the Thrashser Guardian's fight with the Maple Leaf Guardian )
Someone dumb once said "Goaltending in overrated." However tonight, he couldn't be anymore correct. The Thrashers and Maple Leafs have met twice before this season and scored a combined 21 goals. The first game was a 6-3 win for the team from Hotlanta and the second a 9-3 drubbing by the Leafs. Even more impressive that seeing 10.5 goals a game? The fact that Toronto scored 7 of their 12 goals against Atlanta while on the powerplay, going a combined 7 for 11. To put that into a little perspective, without the two Atlanta games the Leafs season long PP% falls from 17.1% to 14.5%. Thank you Atlanta. Since that 9-3 game however, the Leafs PP has only gone 4 for 36, good for an 11.1% conversion rate and just god awful. Their PP is absolutely brutal to watch. It's like a game of rod hockey where you only think to move the guy with the puck and leave the other 4 players motionless on the ice. Yet somehow this remedial strategy seems to work against the Thrashers, too bad we only play them 4 times a year then.
More on this game after the jump.
So we've established that the game plan for tonight is to draw as many penalties as possible, stand around on the powerplay, and score lots of goals. That's the easy part. The hard part will be keeping the puck out of our own net. And that's because J.S. Giguere is getting the start in net according to the Am640's Jonas Siegel.(Hidden good news: The trio of suck Orr, Mitchell, and Lebda will all be watching from the press box.) Giggy's has a GAA of 3.75 in the new year over 6 starts and 2 relief apperances and a sub .900 save % on the year. Atlanta's dropped 3 straight and haven't scored more than 3 goals in 14 games and are probably licking their chops with the chance to face Giguere and get their season back on the playoffs track. It'll be up to the Leafs defense to shelter their goalie tonight and shutdown the pointmen for Atlanta who were pivotal in their early season success.
Let's back track for a second and revisit the lineup from AM640 I linked to above. The 1st and 2nd lines look great and will probably be the 2nd and 3rd lines for the Leafs future. But it's the 3rd line tonight that gives me pause. Crabb - Boyce - Kessel? The hell Ron Wilson? According to his recent remarks, Phil isn't all too happy about the prospect of playing with career NHLers but this shouldn't be a surprise to him as the quality of his linemates has been in freefall since he entered the league. First he had Savard, then Stajan, then Grabovski, then Mitchell, then Bozak, and now Crabb and Boyce. I think it's clear that Phil ran over Wilson's dog and this is his punishment. Kessel's a 35+ goal scorer when not paired with AHL level talent and I'm not sure how such a move helps to break his current 10 game goal scoring slump. Seems pretty dumb to me. Hopefully Atlanta's porous PK continues it's holeyness and Kessel can pot one tonight because he desperately needs it and so does Wilson.
Well that's all I have to say about that. 5-3 win for the Leafs. GO LEAFS GO!


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By JUDI BISHOP
It is an honor and privilege to be selected for this recognition. I guess you might say I was born with cancer. My first one developed on my scalp from a spot that I was born with. When I was 9 years old, it became sore and had to be removed. At age 9, it didn't have much impact on me. I can remember that it did have quite an impact on my family. At that time it wasn't a big deal and not something you heard of very often. The biggest deal was they had to shave off half my hair. That too, became unimportant when all of the bandages and tape came off and the stitches were out, my mom parted it on the right side of my head and took it over to cover the baldness on the left side. I had long, thick hair so you couldn't tell there wasn't any hair on that side of my head.
The first real impact I had relating to cancer was with a little girl named Cathy Gardner. I would go up to the hospital to see my mom who was a nurse, and saw this girl sitting in a wheelchair. She was so sad being in the hospital. I asked what she had and was told cancer of the blood. I was now in junior high. My trips became important to me so that I could visit with her and cheer her up. I did begin to think how come she is so sick from hers and I wasn't. Then one day she wasn't there anymore. My curious nature kicked in and I started looking into cancer, so I could learn the difference in the kinds that were out there.
Through the years, I have been inflicted with cancer three more times and each time have been very lucky. Having the knowledge that it exists in me made me very aware of the changes in my body and skin. I am not a survivor of cancer, I am an overcomer! I have faced the battle and know that it's a constant war. I don't dwell on it and refuse to have it rule my life. There is too much to be done through research and experiments to not keep fighting. Fund raisers through relays and other methods ensure that research can continue and that someday we will see an end to cancer. It not only has an impact on the person that has it, but their families as well. Perhaps the impact little Cathy Gardner had on me, was why.
When I was at the Carbon County relay last year as the guest with the most survivor years, this young man came up that was 9 years old and had been diagnosed that year and he said to me, "I don't think you're old, but I'm 9 years old and now I know that I can live to be old cause you have." Insulted? no, I was honored that I had given him hope. The hope of life. Because of cancer and living with it my whole life, today is the first day for the rest of my life. The power of prayer and a strong belief in the answers I get through them make each day worth every second. The strong bond that can develop between family members in a crisis from learning that one has cancer is one never to be broken or misplaced.
I owe my sister so many thanks for the role she played in my last cancer bout. She was brave beyond words and she stepped up to the plate to take care of me when that had never been a thought in her head ever. She hated sickness. What we shared through that made a sister bond that will last forever. A simple word of encouragement, a hug, a smile can make a person with any kind of sickness feel the world is a better place. Come join us for the relay in July and share the joy, the happiness, the sorrow and the excitement of raising money for the cancer society to aid in all the areas that it is needed in. Thank you to my family and friends who have been there for me with love and moral support through my ordeals. Thanks for the opportunity to share this with others in hopes that it will lighten their heavy hearts and make them feel some better.


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|These bunch grasses are overstaying their welcome in the greenhouse
|The succulent bed - with a lot of a very low plant growing between the succulent babies.
|pretty little flowers and solid green foliage. What is this?
|These bunch grasses looked a lot more lush in their close-packed pots!
|Look ma, no leaves! Something likes Lupinus arboreus.
|This silver bush lupine, Lupinus albifrons, looks like it might make it, though.
|A buckwheat baby, thrust into the big world, among some bunch grass kids.
|Kindergarten lupines! Germinated in flats. I put some in very tall narrow pots.
|Aren't these Lupinus arboreus babies cute? All soft and fuzzy.
|Some of them were little cherubs with cotyledons for wings. I wish i had taken a photo of some of last year's graduates - large and green and lovely.
Lastly I just want to crow about the most successful graduate in the class of Heuchera micrantha, which I've planted all over the place. This is the first of the alum root that I've grown (all these are local wild natives) that has actually put out a flower stalk! I know many people would wonder how anyone could excited about this, but if you're a gardener, I'm sure you'll understand!
|First Heuchera micrantha to flower, from those I've grown from seed!


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Doing Research in Real Time: A Collaborative Approach
This video is adapted from a presentation given at the 2010 National Genealogical Society Conference entitled "Doing Research in Real Time-An Exhilarating Collaboration Experience!" Its purpose is to demonstrate that genealogical research can be conducted by forming a collaborative team that can work together online. By utilizing this type of approach, a small team of researchers can produce more artifacts and results in less time than a single researcher working alone. The Wiki Article/Handout link found above provides more detailed information about the process and tools that can be selected and utilized.
Rubik's Cube Genealogy: A New Twist on Your Old Data
The three dimensions in genealogy are Name, Time, and Place. You should be able to pinpoint records for a particular person knowing these three "coordinates." As you twist the dimensions in different ways, new or previously unseen patterns emerge in your family history.


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By COREY BLUEMELStaff writer
The Green River City Council spent most of the time in their recent meeting opening bids for five different items. Bids for the HVAC system to be installed in the John Wesley Powell River History Museum were the first to be opened.
City recorder Conae Black informed the council that two bids for the new system had been received. She presented them to Mayor Ed Bentley and he opened the bids. The first was from Dugmore Heating and Appliance and was for $15,195. Moab Heating and Cooling's bid was for $14,385. After some discussion of the two bids, the council approved to award the bid to Moab Heating and Cooling.
Mayor Bentley presented the bids for the surplus items the city is selling. Connie Copenhaver won the bid for the Mac computer, Roy Phander won the bid for the army compressor, Tim Pyle won the bid for the John Deere tractor and the snow blower, Damion Bolerman won the bid for the water truck, Ken English won the bid for the panel van, Joanne Wetherington won the bid for the Chevy Blazer, and Leonard Johnson won the bids for the water pump, a flatbed for a pickup truck, and an air compressor.
Other items were advertised but no bids were received on them. The council decided to readvertise those items and try to get more bids.
Another bid item was for a Web site/TV station for the city. Only one bid was received for this. Mayor Bentley and the council decided to continue to advertise for this to see if more bids could be received. This bid opening was tabled until next month.
The demolition of the old City Hall/DATS building was the next bid opening. Two bids were received for this project. A bid was received from Dal Hansen for $14,400, and another bid was received from High Desert Excavation for $7,850. After some discussion the bid for the demolition was awarded to High Desert Excavation.
Green River has advertised to lease mineral rights on city owned property. Of the more than 900 acres owned by Green River, a little more than 145 acres have mineral rights attached. Two bids were received for this mineral lease. International Petroleum submitted a bid for $207 per mineral acre for a five year period with an option for a second five years at $400 per mineral acre. Their bid also included a royalties in the amount of 12.5 percent to be paid to the city. A bonus of $150,000 was added if the drilling was successful.
The second bid was from Twilight Resources. Their bid included a bid for $400 per mineral acre for a five year period. Also included was a $400 per mineral acre bonus, 12.5 percent royalties, and two computers. Following a discussion of the amounts and projected profits, the bid was awarded to Twilight Resources.
Mayor Bentley announced that Joanne Wetherington, who has worked for the city for more than 19 years as the city clerk, has retired effective April 16. She will continue to work at the Museum part time in the information center. "We want to recognize Joanne for her hard work and faithful service to the city for nearly 20 years," said Mayor Bentley.
Following the announcement of Wetherington's retirement, Councilman Kerry Bigelow announced that Karen Smith, who is presently the emergency services coordinator for the city will be appointed to fill the position as clerk. She will continue to be the director of emergency services.
Bigelow also announced four new employees have been hired to work at the Museum. Julie Stoyer, Mary Lou Richardson, Judy Smalley and Jean Shultz have been hired and their salaries are to be paid from the Transient Room Taxes and a grant from Easter Seals. Char Uptain and Wetherington are the other two employees who are currently working at the museum.


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The Brumbies will be looking to maintain their standing at the top of the pile when they face the 'Tahs but it will be no easy task in Sydney.
Having begun the season in under-whelming fashion, the Waratahs have sprung to life somewhat and look a much better unit than Sydney sides in recent years.
This new lease of life will be thoroughly tested when they welcome the Brumbies to ANZ Stadium on Saturday, where the home fans are expected to be out in force.
The Waratahs have only lost once at home, a disappointing 27-26 defeat at the hands of the Cheetahs, and they are now quite a different side to the one that went down to the men from Bloemfontein.
It's the attacking exploits of Israel Folau that are garnering all of the plaudits at present but one can't underestimate the impact made by the rest of the backline, but more importantly the forward pack that have provided the full-back the platform from which to shine.
Michael Cheika's men are beginning to click, with a tight-five anchored by Wallabies Tatafu Polota-Nau and Benn Robinson complimenting a strong back-row of Wycliff Palu, Michael Hooper and skipper Dave Dennis.
The half-back pairing of Brendan McKibbin and Bernard Foley may not set the world alight but they're solid campaigners and with Rob Horne and Adam Ashley-Cooper in the midfield and Folau, Drew Mitchell and Cam Crawford in the back division, the 'Tahs have an impressive team on paper – and that is beginning to translate into a positive string of results.
The Brumbies have fallen off the radar after a loss to the Crusaders a fortnight ago was followed by a week off. As a result, Jake White's troops have had two weeks to mull over that defeat and their response will be interesting to see and is quite hard to predict.
White has indicated that the selection of Scott Fardy at lock and Scott Sio in the front-row is an attempt to beef up the forward pack, with the South African perhaps of the opinion that hammering the Waratahs up front is the key to stopping their dangerous backs.
The Brumbies still top the Australian conference by a point from the Reds, who have played an extra game, with the Waratahs 11 points adrift. The men from Canberra also head the overall table. However, despite this position of ascendancy, they haven't been wholly convincing since returning from an early-season tour of South Africa.
It was near on two months ago that the Brumbies really sent out a warning sign when they shredded the Sharks in Durban – at a time when their hosts were still on a high. Since then they have notched up a controversial win over the Bulls, a defeat of the bottom-feeders the Highlanders and an impressive dismantling of the Force. Mixed in between those wins have been draws to the Kings and the Reds and losses to the Stormers and the Crusaders.
The results perhaps don't tell the full story either way, but despite their high standing, confidence doesn't overflow when one considers the Brumbies. Whether that is a result of their brief absence from the field or a few iffy performances, they will subsequently want to come out and make a point against the Waratahs.
There will also be a few players looking to make a statement to coach Robbie Deans, with a head-to-head battle between Folau and his opposite number Jesse Mogg a mouth-watering prospect.
Prediction: Neither team will struggle to get up for this derby clash and it will be the team that dominates up front that will come out on top. The Waratahs by three!
The teams:
Waratahs: 15 Israel Folau. 14 Cam Crawford, 13 Adam Ashley-Cooper, 12 Rob Horne, 11 Drew Mitchell, 10 Bernard Foley, 9 Brendan McKibbin, 8 Wycliff Palu, 7 Michael Hooper, 6 Dave Dennis (capt) 5 Kane Douglas, 4 Sitaleki Timani, 3 Paddy Ryan, 2 Tatafu Polota-Nau, 1 Benn Robinson.
Replacements: 16 John Ulugia, 17 Sekope Kepu, 18 Will Skelton, 19 Mitchell Chapman, 20 Matt Lucas, 21 Berrick Barnes, 22 Peter Betham.
Brumbies: 15 Jesse Mogg, 14 Henry Speight, 13 Tevita Kuridrani, 12 Christian Lealiifano, 11 Joe Tomane, 10 Matt Toomua, 9 Nic White, 8 Ben Mowen (c), 7 George Smith, 6 Peter Kimlin, 5 Sam Carter, 4 Scott Fardy, 3 Ben Alexander, 2 Stephen Moore, 1 Scott Sio.
Replacements: 16 Siliva Siliva, 17 Ruan Smith, 18 Fotu Auelua, 19 Colby Faingaa, 20 Ian Prior, 21 Robbie Coleman, 22 Pat McCabe.
Date: Saturday, May 18
Kick-off: 19:40 local (11:40 BST, 10:40 GMT)
Venue: ANZ Stadium. Sydney
Referee: Steve Walsh (Australia)
Assistant referees: Rohan Hoffmann (Australia), Graham Cooper (Australia)
Television match official: Peter Marshall (Australia)


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By David Lipke
Key men??™s denim trends for spring include clean and classic five-pockets, skinny fits with stretch and shades of gray.
1. Classic, Clean Five-Pockets: Levi??™s never go out of style, said Jennifer Althouse, denim buyer at American Rag, and the iconic brand is the Los Angeles store??™s top seller. ???I always have a customer for this look. Young and old, they always come back to Levi??™s.???
2. Vintage Washes With Rips and Repairs: Worn-in styles command higher prices than clean washes, said Thomas George, owner of the E Street Denim stores in Highland Park, Ill., and Lake Geneva, Wis. ???The more work done to a jean, the easier it is for a customer to justify a premium price.???
3. Skinny Fits With Stretch: A growing number of men??™s jeans are incorporating stretch fabric for comfort and fit, especially in skinny fits. ???We do really well with Kill City in these styles, as they have a great price and interesting washes,??? said Althouse.
4. Overwashed, Faded Hues: Pale blue denim is ideal for spring and summer months, as it tends to be lighter and softer. ???This trend is very important in our spring assortment, as we??™re one of the only brands to offer such a supersoft selvage in an alternative to white,??? said Jerome Dahan, chief executive officer and creative director at Citizens for Humanity. At Seven For All Mankind, a pale ecru shade is a riff on this style.
5. Jean Shorts: Denim shorts have cleaned up and become less grungy for spring, according to Audrey Gingras, owner of New York??™s Archetype Showroom. Its April 77 label offered a selvage style for spring.
6. Gray Denim: An increasingly popular alternative to indigo shades, ???gray denim is a neutral that goes with a lot of looks,??? said Gingras.
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After a period of immaculately clean superskinny fits dominating the jeanswear market, the big news for spring is the straight-leg distressed look ??" coupled with extreme ripped denim, soft whiskering and splattered paint-aged effects. Here, five denim trends gaining momentum for the upcoming season.
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LOS ANGELES ??" Premium denim brand Citizens of Humanity is giving a twist to T-shirts through a collaboration with artist Will Lemon.
The Huntington Park, Calif.-based company is sprucing up tanks, short-sleeve Ts, tunics and three other women??™s spring styles with Lemon??™s technique of blending screen-printing with hand-painting. A tank top pops in a blue snakeskin print mottled with what resembles neon oil spills, a gray scoop-neck T-shirt is enlivened with a bold splash of azure and ruby raindrops fall all over a yellow tank dress. All will retail for approximately $135.
???I envisioned an outdoor scene and I first saw a snake sunbathing in a field of tall, verdant grass,??? said Lemon, whose previous fashion collaborations were with Marc Jacobs and MAC. ???I also imagined a small stream with a slight waterfall nearby and these first three images that were there in my mind became the metaphors for the prints that eventually ended up on the T-shirts.???
Cut from a soft, light cotton knit, the pieces are also washed and dyed by hand at Citizens of Humanity??™s laundry.
???The collaboration with Will is a highlight of the special things that we can do,??? said Adriano Goldschmied, executive vice president of design at Citizens of Humanity, which also owns his denim brand GoldSign. ???We own already a lot of technology and know-how that we can apply to our T-shirt. We own our own dye house and laundry. Our goal is to make something different.???
Choosing to collaborate with Lemon helps Citizens of Humanity differentiate itself from competitors in a challenging economy as it seeks to expand its jeans business with complementary categories such as T-shirts. Goldschmied said the company is also considering applying Lemon??™s screen-painting technique to jeans and men??™s T-shirts.
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Quoteis the clock supposed to be varying widths when the Arduino acts as a SPI Master? I would not expect so because it's hardware driven and should be stable, there may be a gap between bytes though.OTOH there's no reason not to vary the clock with SPI.What are the sample and target clock speeds? If you aren't sampling fast enough relative to the sampled data you will get an effect that looks like the clock varies. This is were the external clock that Retroplayer mentioned can be handy.______Rob
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Starting Position: Stand facing the cable machine. Position the cable attachment at a height above your head. Attach the handle or rope and grasp it firmly with the thumbs clasped around the handle or rope. Position your feet hip-width apart or in a staggered-stance (walking) position. Brace your abdominal muscles to stabilize your spine. Keep your torso aligned vertically with the floor. Pull your shoulder blades back and down. Slowly press the handles / rope down to the starting position where your elbows are aligned with the mid-point of your trunk, arms firmly by your sides and wrists in line with your forearms (neutral). Maintain these engagements as well as the arm and wrist positions throughout the exercise.
Exhale. Straighten your elbows, pressing the handle / rope down toward the floor in a slow and controlled manner. Maintain your torso, shoulder, arm and wrist position throughout the movement.
Continue pressing until your elbows are straight but not locked. Pause briefly. Bend your elbows and return to start position in a slow and controlled manner. Stop the movement when the elbows begin to drift forward. Repeat.
Exercise Variation: This exercise can also be performed unilaterally (one arm at a time).While this exercise targets the triceps effectively, proper technique is important to emphasize these muscles. It is important to monitor the forward movement of your elbows as this recruits from your lats (back muscles) and reduces the emphasis on the triceps.


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Free Coffee Thursday!
April 15th isn't just the day your taxes are due, it's also when you get FREE COFFEE! Take your own mug or cup to Starbucks on Thursday and receive free brewed coffee.
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Be certain to take your Anchorware to Starbucks. We have plenty to choose from. Go classic with the Café Mug or hit the road with the tall tea mug with matching glass cover.
Let Thursday be the beginning of a new trend for you, take your own beverageware rather than wasting a paper cup and plastic lid.
We're also interested in seeing photos of your Anchorware at Starbucks! Take a quick picture and let us know via email or twitter. Just tag @anchorhocking in your tweet or send an email to email@example.com. We'll post these on our blog and facebook and give you a shout out!
Don't let this stop you from sending us pictures of your cool uses of Anchorware any other time. Feel free to share whenever you feel inclined!
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