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Our BI team is really growing to like the Power Query ETL tool used within Excel and Power BI. The functional language M/PowerQuery has great utility and it would be nice to be able to utilize outside of the context of PowerBI.
Is there or are there plans for exposing "M" as a stand-alone module, callable form the likes of c# or PowerShell?
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Here are some pictures of my equipment.
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Last ones for now.
you have the same triler i have i love mine how do you loke yours?
like.. sry
If all you are running is a 21" and some small hand tools I would ditch the trailer. If you have something that won't fit in the bed the trailer is great.
im towing that 5x8 with a cub cudet enforcer 48 a push mower trimmer and blower and some other hand tools with an 2000 chevy s-10
I can understand that with a 48" or even a 32" but a single 21" (absolutely nothing wrong with the setup) might be overkill.
There are some who run a 36"and a 21" out of the back of a pickup. I did that for a while last summer. I guess I take a practical approach to equipment and tools and how to transport. That is all.
its ok he mit have in mind to get a bigger mower soon
I am thinking so. Frankly a 21" and 32" suit my operation well. Really well. To me its efficient.


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Yellowstone National Park fails to respond to a crisis of unprecedented proportions occurring on its doorstep…
I wept Saturday morning as I read the Bozeman Daily Chronicle article detailing the disaster that has recently struck the Yellowstone River, decimating its beloved Mountain Whitefish. A previously unidentified strain of parasite has proliferated throughout the river's famed waters, killing thousands of this native fish.
The waters of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem—one of the last nearly intact temperate ecosystems on our planet—represent Yellowstone's lifeblood. None more so than the mighty 'Stone. Over the course of the last fifteen years, I've worked throughout the region and this river as a ranger naturalist, fly fishing and wildlife guide and I can say with assurance that the longest free flowing river in the contiguous United States has never before seen the amount of traffic and pressure it's experienced from boaters and anglers this summer. Like many Montanans, I'm a Norman Maclean disciple who is haunted by waters, and reverent of rivers. Witnessing the overflowing river-access sites throughout the summer has been akin to observing the desecration of the Vatican. A natural environment can only support so much recreation before unraveling at the seams. Something had to give. And then reports of thousands of dead Mountain Whitefish floating to the surface began leaking out.
Though often maligned by anglers for being less attractive than the more desirable non-native rainbow or brown trout, the native Mountain Whitefish (affectionately known as the Rodney Dangerfield of the trout world) is a canary in the mine species. It not only belongs in our waters, it indicates the health of this region's aquatic ecosystem. Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks (MFWP) has confirmed the death of more than 3,000 Whitefish, and believe the death toll to be in the tens of thousands. The disease causes kidney failure by absorption of the microscopic parasite through the gills. Similar outbreaks have occurred in Idaho, Washington and Oregon. It's believed that the stress of a hot, dry summer, low waters and heavy recreational pressure made the fish on the Yellowstone River more susceptible.
When MFWP—an agency usually known for kowtowing to the outdoor recreation industry that creates approximately 64,000 jobs and $6 billion annually across Montana—closed 180 miles of the Yellowstone River downstream of the park, including all of its tributaries (from the park's north boundary in Gardiner to Laurel, west of Billings) to ALL recreation, we knew something dire was unfolding.
But this is where the story takes a strange twist. While MFWP has clearly proven their intention to protect the watershed that represents one of Montana's greatest assets, upstream, in our world's first national park, it's business as usual. I can't even wrap my head around Yellowstone National Park's head-in-the-sand, cavalier approach to the crisis unfolding just downstream.
Driving through the north entrance days after the Yellowstone River closure, I witnessed a car full of college students loaded down with fly-fishing gear, passing through the entry gates. Had they been on the 'Stone last week? I don't know. Neither does the park, but they don't appear to care or be overly concerned.
When I asked the ranger at the gate whether or not they've been told to instruct anglers to clean, drain and dry all of their gear (theoretically how one would kill the parasite) before walking the streams, she was completely unaware of the aquatic crisis unfolding just outside her station. Where were the decontamination stations with NPS staff ready to hose down waders and boots (agents by which these parasites are known to travel) that we should expect to see at EVERY entrance to the Yellowstone National Park? Instead of making the audacious decision to close their waters, proactively protecting their rivers and streams from a highly contagious disease, YNP claims to be undertaking an "educational campaign"—one that clearly didn't reach all of its employees.
Educational campaigns are nice, but we need action.
According to MFWP hatchery section chief Eileen Ryce, the number of parasites seen in multiple tissues suggests that "infective load" is very high, making it "very easy for the parasite to spread to other waters." Anglers have been banished from the 'Stone outside of the park—thank you MFWP!—and it doesn't take an environmental impact statement to know where these anglers are going to end up wetting their lines.
We all saw this coming. Now is the time for YNP to protect its waters. Inaction is not an option.
Am I frustrated? Damn right I'm frustrated. Frustrated enough to end my summer social media sabbatical which I was thoroughly enjoying. Keep the pressure on them folks.
Call 307-344-7381 or email https://www.nps.gov/yell/contacts.htm
For a wild world, Michael W. Leach
Sidenote: Driving up the hill to Mammoth Hot Springs I passed two guides with whom I'm familiar, neither of which I've known to guide in the park, but just as we feared, anglers and guides are descending upon the park's waters to pound the rivers and trout after a dry and hot summer where the water is low and warm, and where it's like shooting fish in a barrel. Perhaps the park should consider closing it's rivers to fishing during the dog days of summer when mercury soars and water temperatures rise knowing that warm water holds less oxygen than cold water, making it harder for fish to combat the surge of lactic acid built up after a long fight with an angler?


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Germany's Hochtief CEO Frank Stieler stated the company is in final negotiations to sell its airport unit and expects to sell the division in coming weeks. "We are holding final talks and will be signing (the sale contract) in the next couple of weeks," Mr Stieler was reported in news wire services.
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South Africa face a difficult decision replacing captain Jean de Villiers for their key World Cup game against Scotland on Saturday.
De Villiers abruptly retired from international rugby after suffering a broken jaw against Samoa last week.
Several senior players who could take over are injured which has dashed coach Heyneke Meyer's hopes of naming his new leader before Wednesday's team announcement.
Vice-captain Victor Matfield is struggling with a hamstring strain and scrumhalf Fourie du Preez (ribs) is also in doubt.
These and a number of other injuries forced the cancellation of Monday's training and the delay in the team announcement until late Wednesday.
Other candidates include Duane Vermeulen, who only returned from a neck injury in the 46-6 rout of Samoa at Villa Park last week.
Flanker Francois Louw, hooker Adriaan Strauss and loose forward Schalk Burger, who captained the Boks against the All Blacks this year, could also get the nod.
There was little indication at Tuesday's practice session as to who will take the leadership. But South Africa must be certain to avoid a repeat of their shock loss when they take on the Scots at Newcastle United's St James Park.
As De Villiers arrived back home in South Africa to a big welcome, his replacement Jan Serfontein joined his team-mates for his first training session and was said he was "shocked" to receive the call-up.
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Biden: His Time?
News people like to stun their audiences, but it's hard to find much shock value in Sen. Joe Biden announcing he wants to run for president.
Interest in the Oval Office is hardly ever surprising in a senator, much less one who has grabbed for the brass ring before. Biden first made the rounds in Iowa in New Hampshire in 1985, right after Ronald Reagan's 49-state re-election landslide. Before a campaign meltdown drove him out in the summer of 1987, Biden was at least a co-frontrunner for the Democratic nomination with Michael Dukakis (who was nominated and plowed under by George H. W. Bush in 1988).
Biden has yet to mount a second bid, but "once a politician has the presidency in his blood the only cure for it is embalming fluid." That line comes from the late Rep. Morris Udall, a longtime congressman from Arizona who ran and lost in the 1976 Democratic primaries.
Neither was it unusual to see a candidate drop the veil on a TV talk show (in this case, CBS' Face the Nation). In fact, tossing in your hat on the tube has been in fashion at least since Ross Perot got his 1992 campaign rolling on CNN's Larry King Live.
The only really attention-grabbing thing Biden did was to confess his plans up front without the traditional bobbing and weaving about testing the waters and forming an exploratory committee. Biden's host, veteran CBS newsman Bob Schieffer, could scarcely contain his glee at such an unabashed acknowledgement of interest.
MR. SCHIEFFER: You said your intention at this point is to seek the nomination.
SEN. BIDEN: My intention is to seek the nomination. I know I'm supposed to be more coy with you. I know I'm supposed to tell you that I'm not sure. But, if, in fact, I think that I have a clear shot at winning the nomination by this November or December, then I'm going to seek the nomination...
MR. SCHIEFFER: Well, I'll say one thing, I think you made some news today, senator.
The presidency is supposed to be such an awe-inspiring office that any who wish to be on the List of the Mentioned tend to equivocate when asked about it. This is presumed to demonstrate respect for the responsibilities of the presidency, willingness to wait upon the will of the people and, of course, control over one's political libido.
But what about the timing? Isn't it awfully early to be raising one's colors for a presidential campaign? The answer is no, not really. We may be 43 months away from the next Inauguration Day, but if you want to be the focus of that ceremony, you need to make that known well in advance.
It's become not only acceptable but advisable to show one's interest in the Oval Office early. In fact, there are already several other Democrats who have let their names get out there in connection with the big job. They include both of the guys on the 2004 ticket and the wife of the last guy to win as a Democrat. That would be senators John Kerry, John Edwards and Hillary Clinton. Experience teaches that those with near-universal name recognition start with an immense advantage over others in the field, and Clinton has already proven herself a world-class fundraiser to boot.
If you explore a little further, you find tendrils of budding ambition around the likes of senators Evan Bayh of Indiana, Russell Feingold of Wisconsin and John Corzine of New Jersey (who is first running for governor of New Jersey). Lots of people are also interested in the new Illinois Sen. Barack Obama, who's more likely to get on the 2008 ticket as a running mate.
And that's just to mention the Democrats in the Senate who may be hearing "Hail To the Chief" faintly on the breeze. Plenty of their Republican counterparts are also beckoned by 2008, the first presidential cycle since 1952 in which neither party has either an incumbent president nor an incumbent vice president in the running.
The Republicans attuned to this opportunity begin with Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, whose every move is now analyzed in the context of a 2008 campaign. He has not spoken up as Biden has, but he has said he will leave the Senate in 2006, and references to his presidential plans have become routine.
It's also clear that Sen. John McCain, the GOP runner-up in 2000, is still thinking about being commander in chief. The same morning Biden was with Schieffer on CBS, McCain was on NBC's Meet the Press with Tim Russert, showing at least a little ankle.
McCain will be 72 in 2008, and there are younger men in the ranks. These include two of his supporters from 2000, senators Chuck Hagel of Nebraska and Lindsay Graham of South Carolina, as well as senators George Allen of Virginia, Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania and Sam Brownback of Kansas.
Perhaps it's the sheer size of this senatorial field — to say nothing of governors and others — that persuades Biden to be outspoken at this stage of the game. Still relatively youthful at 62, Biden was once a true wunderkind, winning a seat in the Senate over a Republican incumbent in a huge Republican year (1972). He was just four years out of law school and not quite yet 30. Before he took his oath of office, his wife and daughter were killed in a car crash.
Biden remarried, started a new family and got a reputation for his gift of gab, remarkable even in the Senate. He began running seriously for president at age 42. With the aid of Democratic pollster and consultant Patrick Caddell, he toured the rubber-chicken circuit, bringing party activists to their feet with an appeal to idealism.
But it all blew up in mid-1987, when a videotape emerged of a speech by the British Labor Party leader, a speech that contained elements Biden had appropriated for his own stump speech. There was another incident, also captured on tape, in which Biden lost his temper with a questioner at a public event.
Biden abruptly pulled out of the race and went back to Delaware. In a matter of months, he suffered a near-fatal aneurysm and came to regard his early exit from the presidential race as a break that may have saved his life.
These dramatic events give Biden the kind of compelling personal narrative that helps a candidate capture voters' imaginations. Perhaps this time around, Biden will combine that story with the kind of forthright, outspoken style suggested by his declaration of interest.


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