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Day 4.. MF Super DNA roadshow and demo tour in Poland.
We roll into another of Korbanek's impressive Agrocentres, this time franchised to a charming couple who are clearly actively promoting Massey Ferguson and modern technology to the farmers in this region in the North of Poland.
The field selected for the demonstration is directly in front of the Agrocentre and it rolls away into the distance in a downwards direction. Absolutely perfect for this kind of event.
As we head for the large marquee for the opening presentations, it is lightly raining and we discover that it is already jam packed full of eager farmers, waiting for the event to begin. After attentively listening to the opening speeches, they stampede towards the demo tractors to try them out for themselves!
There is already here a basis of a customer base for Massey Ferguson. I talk to one gentleman who has an MF 8220, purchased 9 years ago and having completed over 4000 hours on his farm. Having established that he is happy with his purchase, I ask what he likes most about the tractor… a simple reply "performance HIGH, fuel consumption LOW" presented with accompanying gestures and hand signals!
There are over 1 million farmers in Poland but many are farming in a small way. The number of full time "professional" farmers is reckoned to be around 100, 000 and from this number; less than half will be in the market for a "western type" tractor. Nevertheless, that means that around 10, 000 "western type" tractors are sold here every year and as such, all the well known machinery brands are here in one way or another.
Fuel economy seems to be a general requirement of most farmers here and I am pleased to see that both our Tractors and Combines have already achieved this reputation wherever we go, after that the farmers do want to have the latest technology and of course they like to have a brand that is well recognised with a good reputation.
The drive to the next location takes us from north to south, only around 200 miles but a good six hours. Again, we see road constructions everywhere. We have fun spotting other dealerships and debating whether some of the perfectly straight crops we see planted have used satellite guidance or not.
When we arrive at the Hotel, a group of salesmen are waiting for us. We did a big training job here in April, so they are already well known to us and it is good to see their enthusiasm is unabated.
Mr. and Mrs. Korbanek have travelled with us all week and they are highly respected wherever they go. They always give us an update on the region that we are arriving into and explain to us the structure of the farms and any special requirements of the farmers here, but the mission is always clear… full speed ahead with developing the business. They have a very good CRM system so have a very close relationship with their customers which they are naturally keen to nurture and maintain.
From observations so far, they are being successful…
Have you seen our group at all on the Poland SUPER DNA tour?
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Serge Gainsbourg (April 2, 1928 – March 2, 1991) was a french poet-songwriter, singer, actor, novelist, painter and director. Gainsbourg's varied style and individuality made him difficult to categorize. Although famous in France for many years, he did not achieve his first No. 1 album until 1979, when he released Aux Armes et caetera more than twenty years after his music career had begun. But since the 1980s, his legacy has been firmly established.
Personal life
He was born Lucien Ginzburg in Paris, France, the son of Jewish Russian parents who fled to France after the 1917 Bolshevik uprising. His childhood was profoundly affected by the occupation of France by Nazi Germany, during which he and his family, as Jews, were forced to wear the yellow star and eventually flee from Paris. He had a daughter, Charlotte, with English singer and actress Jane Birkin; and a son, Lulu, with his last partner, Bambou (Caroline Von Paulus, who is related to Friedrich Paulus). Before he was 30 years old, Lucien Ginsburg was a disillusioned painter but earned his living as a piano player in bars.
Early work
His early songs were influenced by Boris Vian and were largely in the vein of "old-fashioned" chanson. Very early, however, Gainsbourg began to move beyond this and experiment with a succession of different musical styles: jazz early on, English pop in the 60's, reggae in the 70's, even hip-hop in the 80's.
Success began to arrive when, in 1965, his song "Poupée de cire, poupée de son" was the Luxembourg entry in the Eurovision Song Contest. Performed by French teen singer France Gall, it won the grand prize. (The song was covered in English as "A Lonely Singing Doll" by British teen idol Twinkle.) He arranged other Gall songs and LPs that were characteristic of the late 1960s psychedelic styles, among them Gall's '1968' album. Another of Serge's songs "Boum Bada Boum" was entered in by Monaco in the 1967 contest, sung by Minouche Barelli; It came 5th.
In 1969, he released what would become his most famous song in the English-speaking world, "Je t'aime… moi non plus", which featured simulated sounds of female orgasm. The song appeared that year on an LP, "Jane Birkin/Serge Gainsbourg". Originally recorded with Brigitte Bardot, it was released with future girlfriend Birkin when Bardot backed out. While Gainsbourg declared it the "ultimate love song," it was considered too "hot"; the song was censored in various countries, and in France, even the toned-down version was suppressed. Even the Vatican made a public statement citing the song as offensive. Its notoriety led it to reaching no. 1 in the UK singles chart. A long-standing rumor maintains that Gainsbourg and Birkin were actually having sex during the recording session (asked about it in an interview, Gainsbourg answered that if this was true, the song would have lasted longer than 4 minutes).
The Seventies
His most influential work came near the start of the seventies with Histoire de Melody Nelson, released in 1971. This concept album, produced and arranged by Jean-Claude Vannier, tells the story of a Lolita-esque affair, with Gainsbourg as the narrator and Jane Birkin as the eponymous English heroine. It features prominent string arrangements and even a massed choir at its tragic climax. At the time, sales were poor, but the album has proven influential with artists such as Air, David Holmes and Beck.
In 1975, he released the album Rock Around the Bunker, a rock album written entirely on the subject of the Nazis. Gainsbourg used black humour, as he and his family suffered during World War II. While a child in Paris, Gainsbourg himself had worn the Yellow badge as the mark of a Jew.
The next year saw the release of another major work, L'Homme à la Tête de Chou (Cabbage-Head Man), featuring the new character Marilou and sumptuous orchestral themes.
In Jamaica in 1978 he recorded "Aux Armes et cetera," a reggae version of the French national anthem "La Marseillaise", with Robbie Shakespeare, Sly Dunbar and Rita Marley. This song earned him death threats from right-wing veterans of the Algerian War of Independence who were opposed to certain lyrics. Shortly afterwards, Gainsbourg bought the original manuscript of La Marseillaise. He was able to reply to his critics that his version was, in fact, closer to the original as the manuscript clearly shows the words "Aux armes et cætera…" for the chorus.
The next year saw him in the new look of Gainsbarre, officially introduced in the song "Ecce Homo."
Final Years
In the 1980's, approaching the end of his life, Gainsbourg became a regular figure on French TV. His appearances seemed devoted to his controversial sense of humour and provocation. He would frequently show up drunk and unshaven on stage. Perhaps his most famous incident came when, on Michel Drucker's live Saturday evening show with the American singer Whitney Houston, he exclaimed, "I want to fuck her."
During this period he released Love On The Beat and his last studio album, You're Under Arrest, (which saw him adapt his style to the hip-hop genre), as well as two live recordings. His third and last Eurovision Song Contest entry came in 1990 with the French entry "White and Black Blues", sung by Joëlle Ursull. It came second in a tie with Ireland. His songs became increasingly eccentric in this period, ranging from the anti-drug "Les Enfants de la Chance" to the duet with his daughter Charlotte called "Lemon Incest (Un zeste de citron)." The title of the latter demonstrates Gainsbourg's love of puns (another example is "Bowie, Beau oui comme Bowie").


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CORNWALL - The more than 400 absentee and affidavit ballots in the Cornwall Town Justice race have now been counted, and they didn't change the outcome.
In fact, Democrat Lynn Beesecker now has a slightly larger margin of victory — 163 votes, compared to the 128-vote lead he had on Election Night.
Beesecker's total is now 3,126 votes, to 2,963 for Republican Michael O'Connor.
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It is actaully a case of arbitrage. I was visting Seattle and in comparison to the prices in my region, which are often 1/5 those prices, if not even cheaper, it represented a less than desirable comparison. That isnt to say that I didnt buy those things that I really liked, because I did...a canali jacket, incotex pants, and some barba shirts.


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January 17th, 2007 by Corey DavisFirst Microsoft buys Groove and hires Ray Ozzie –- creator of Lotus Notes. Then they announce that Ozzie will replace Gates. Now Microsoft has hired away the father of all things WebSphere from IBM, Don Ferguson. Interesting moves from a company who would like the world to believe that Notes is dead and WebSphere is […]
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2013-01-04 01:08:38 by Doodley
After two and half years, the Conroy Cat series and its spin-off Toons These Days comes to a close (with the exception of one Conroy short that comes out sometime next year). I've been planning this for a long time, as I'm ready to move on and start prodoction on a project that's been in development for years, and I hope you guys enjoy it!
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well, it looks like its gonna be very different from what i have seen you do bro. hope its as good or better than your previous work
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so toons these days is over? but they haven't review kassandra goddess of awesome, doggy has yet to pummel that show how unfair... and convenient.
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Good luck with your new series! I have really enjoyed your content thus far and am looking forward to seeing where your new direction takes you.
Kick some ass.
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Hey, Good luck with this series, I'm sure it's going to be amazing. I was wondering, can you put back Doggy and Conroy back, but as Kassandra's pets? Doggy would always be complaining about what she does, and Conroy would always be enthusiastic and helping her? It would keep the old, awesome series alive in your new series. I hope you do this because Doggy really is the voice of reason when it comes to the cartoons nowadays and Conroy is just plain funny. These are just my opinions, you can do whatever you want since it's your series.


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Author Notes: These rich, sweet cheesy squares will have your guests coming back for 2nds, 3rds, and 4rths! They're really addictive, especially when you cut them in 1 inch cubes (as I like to do)...this way it feels like you can eat more! You can make your own dough, or, if time is of the essence, feel free to get a bit of help from the dough boy (see recipe)! —Mariya
Serves a lot of tiny 1 inch squares
- 16 ounces organic cream cheese-softened (or ricotta cheese)
- 1 cup brown sugar
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- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
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- 1 cup fresh strawberries-cut into small dice-optional
- 2 cans of Pillsubury Crescent Dinner rolls(thanks dough boy!)
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- 1.5 teaspoons cinnamon
- Add cream cheese (or ricotta), 1 cup brown sugar, egg yolk, vanilla, chocolate chips, and strawberries (if using), to a bowl. Mix well.
- Spread one package of crescent rolls on the bottom of a baking pan. Top with cream cheese mixture. Spread the second package of crescent rolls on top.
- Lightly beat the egg white and spread it onto the top layer.
- In a bowl, mix 1/2 cup of sugar and cinnamon. Sprinkle mixture onto the top layer.
- Bake in a 375F oven for 30-35 minutes, until the top layer begins to brown and is cooked through.
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As iMFdirect looks back at two years since our blog on global economics was launched in August 2009, we've compiled a list of the posts that have drawn the most attention.
Collectively, the posts give a snapshot of some of the biggest challenges in the world economy—which because of this summer's developments remain, in some ways, much the same today as two years ago. It's worth noting that John Lipsky's outlook for 2011 listed as the No. 1 downside risk to the global economy: "Renewed turbulence in sovereign debt markets could spill over to the real economy and across regions."
From the start our aim has been to stimulate debate about global economic issues and to open up discussion, through the blog, to a broader audience. During the past two years we've had more than 200 posts from leading economists, including several Nobel Prize winners. Many have been reproduced by other blogs around the world and hundreds of people have provided comment and feedback, and participated in constructive debate.
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News of Scurry Co. Body Found Has Many Asking: "Could it be Hailey Dunn?"
Even though the remains have yet to be identified, it's hard not to think of missing teen Hailey Dunn who was reported missing from nearby Colorado City more than two years ago.
As the search continues, state troopers have blocked off the road where the human remains were found.
The bones themselves, found in an area so eerily quiet and desolate, aren't revealing much about whose they are.
"This is somebody's loved one we obviously don't know gender or age or anything at this time, but we want to do the best we can to notify next of kin," said Texas Senior State Trooper Sparky Dean.
But just a little more than 10 miles away, many are wondering,could Hailey Dunn have finally been found?
"It could be Hailey because it's been two years, it's about what her decomp [decomposition] would be," said Kristy Turner, a member of the Hope for Hailey search team that has spent the last two years searching for Dunn after she went missing from her Colorado City Home in Dec. 2010.
This isn't anything new to the searchers from Hope for Hailey.
Just a little over a year ago, another body found in Big Spring had them asking the same thing.
Yet, no matter how many times, they still have to wonder.
"We've got a really good search group that leans on each other a lot and that's all we keep doing is just leaning on each other and we keep praying and just keeping strong you know whether it is Hailey or whether it's not," said Turner.
The group had been searching for the missing Colorado City teen just a few days before the body was found.
Immediately after the news broke..people began posting on the group's Facebook page asking whether the search is over.
"Hailey's friends called cause they know that I sometimes know the inside of what's going on and before it's released and they keep asking me and I'm like, ' I know nothing, I'm sorry, just, hang in there,'" said Turner.
For now, however, it's just a waiting game as many pray for the family of the person whose been found.
"Keep leaning on God because all we can do is sit and wait," said Turner.
Regardless if it's Hailey or not.
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Chalk this up to another Internet Win. The other day I was killing time on social media and saw some references to a Twitter feed by Peter Mayhew, whom some of you may know better as the character Chewbacca from the Star Wars franchise.
It turns out Mayhew documented a TON of behind the scenes stuff while working on "The Trilogy," and has been slowly releasing images on his feed.
The original story I saw about it is here. If you just want to look at Chewie's Twitter -- which sounds totally cool to say -- go here.
There is seriously so much awesome in all of this. Yay Internet!!
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Gable Crag is one of the highest crags in the Lakes, it is also wet and North Facing. This makes it ideal as a winter crag. In recent years the potential of the crag has started to be realised and a number of the high quality summer lines are now classic winter routes. A couple of nights frost and bit of cloud cover are all that is needed to give good climbing conditions. Routes on the Napes have seen winter ascents and Green Gable to the North also offers some good mixed climbing.
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or Writing DVDs Under Debian system
If you want to burn DVD's in debian you need
to install the "dvd+rw-tools"
package. The package contains: and some programs to control the write speed and
obtain information from DVD-RAM. the maximum writing speed depends on the hardware
capabilities and then on the firmware. Using an
unsupported media will most likely not give you the
highest speed printed on the labels or that capable
by the writer. As an example: my writer says 16.1x
is supported on my Fujifilm 8x DVD+R (8x rated)
where as only 8.1x is supported on Fujifilm 8x DVD-R
(8x rated). Install
dvd+rw-tools package in debian #apt-get install dvd+rw-tools Using
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contents of a directory(or file) to a newly
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/the/file/or/directory/to/burn Write
more stuff to an initialized DVD+RW #growisofs -M /dev/scd1 -R -J
/the/new/file/or/directory/to/burn Write an
arbitrary pre-mastered image to a DVD+RW You can write any data to the
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Say this for "The Killing": The identity of Rosie Larsen's murderer may still be murky, but the show is playing it pretty straight with viewers in terms of answering other questions.
Last week's episode, for instance, ended with Linden (Mireille Enos) and Holder (Joel Kinnaman) being tackled by a team of FBI agents as they were following a lead in the Larsen case. Where other shows might drag out the "why" of that for a while, "The Killing" wastes little time in answering, as you can see in the clip below from Sunday's (May 15) episode, "Stonewalled."
Linden and Lt. Oakes (Garry Chalk) meet with the bureau to share information on their respective investigations, and it seems that the FBI was also keeping an eye on the mosque Linden and Holder visited last week. The FBI also wonders whether Rosie might have had any ties to the mosque. Linden is doubtful, but now that's yet another avenue to explore.
"The Killing" airs at 10 p.m. ET Sunday on AMC. For more on the show, follow "The Killing" on Twitter and Facebook.
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Vascular Surgery |
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I am a 25 year old 75 lb. female. I have had migraines since I was young. About a year and a half ago my doctor perscribed RELPAX for my headaches. It worked great! But soon after taking it I developed diarrhea that lasted about a month. Then my feet started turning blue/purple sometimes almost black in my toes and got this horrible rash that itched really bad. I went to my doctor for that and was prescribed a cream for athlethes foot. The itching went away but they were still blue and black when they got cold. I went to another doctor and she said I also had a heart murmur. I had an ultrasound of my heart and no abnormalities were found. I stopped taking the relpax and my feet are not as blue but they still aren`t the right color. My friend said from about my ankle down I "looked like a dead person." I have lost about 10 lbs. and I was already underweight so loosing 10 lbs is a lot for me. I have had night sweats a couple of times and now I have a rash on my fingers. Sometimes it feels like my heart hurts on the bottom left (I thought it might just be gas!) I am also anemic. I have a family history of heart and circulatory problems. Any ideas of what I have or tests I should request or am I just crazy?
A simple physical exam by your primary care physician can determine whether you have any vascular problems. It would be unusual at your young age.
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Representative Tom Reed (R-New York) received the...
William Hurley chosen as speaker for his first-hand operational experience
William J. Hurley, P.E., manager at the Orange County Utilities Water Reclamation Division in Orlando, Fla., will present the keynote address at the 4th Annual ISA Water and Wastewater and Automatic Controls Symposium on Aug. 6, 2009, at the Doubletree Castle Hotel in Orlando.
Prior to his current position, Hurley was section manager for the South Water Reclamation Facility, which has a capacity of 43 million gal per day (mgd) and is the largest treatment facility in Orange County. His 34-year career includes several positions with various municipal governments, including positions such as utilities director for the City of Mayville, Wis.; engineer manager for the Rib Mountain Metropolitan Sewerage District in Wausau, Wis.; and engineer manager for the Heart of the Valley Metropolitan Sewerage District in Kaukauna, Wis.
Hurley was chosen as keynote speaker for his first-hand operational experience in construction, start-up and manning of various facilities; the largest being a 78-mgd wastewater treatment facility in Green Bay, Wis.
Hurley will present his keynote to a technical audience representing the chemical, communications, instrumentation, measurement, analysis and control apparatus, and utility industries.
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Instrumentation and Aeration;
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Generator Control Systems; and more.
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The purpose of this book is to provide not only a popular account of the religion and mythology of ancient of Babylonia and Assyria, but to extract and present to the reader the treasures of romance latent in the subject, the peculiar richness of which has been recognized since the early days of archaeological effort in Chaldea. Unfortunately, with few exceptions, writers who have made the field a special study have rarely been able to triumph over the limitations which so often obtrude in works of scholarship and research. It is true that the pages of Rawlinson, Smith, Layard, and Sayce are enlivened at intervals with pictures of Assyrian splendour and Babylonian glory - gleams which escape as the curtains which veil the wondrous past are partially lifted - but such glimpses are only interludes in lengthy disquisitions which too often must be tedious for the general reader.
It was such a consideration which prompted the preparation of this volume. Might not a book be written which should contain the pure gold of Babylonian romance freed from the darker ore of antiquarian research? So far, so good. But gold in the pure state is notoriously unserviceable, and an alloy which renders it of greater utility may detract nothing from its brilliance. Romance or no romance, in these days it will not do to furnish stories of the gods without attempting some definition of their nature and origin. For more than ever before romance and knowledge are a necessary blend in the making of a satisfactory book on mythology.
Language | English |
Category | Mythology |
Pages | 496 |
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What is this? Oh just a limited edition Princess Belle likely pimped out to children ordering chicken nuggets and french fries at birthday parties.
Where's the dick? First it's on her crotch, which raises many questions about Belle and her already unconventional relationship with the Beast. But then it's in the child's mouth, as he/she sucks her dry. Happy Meals!
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2. Holy Unintentional Penis Batman
What is this? A Batman squirtgun of course.
Where's the dick? In your children's hands when they're shooting liquids on people's clothes and sometimes faces if they weren't expecting it or if they turned toward you at the "wrong" time.
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3. So That's Why Kids Love Quidditch
4. Sticky Bear is... Sticky?
What is this? An adhesive hook that makes hanging coats n' stuff fun for the whole family. Also a sexually aroused bear.
Where's the dick? 3M, the makers of this product, weren't really pulling any punches here. Basically someone at the board meeting was like "I'd love it if kids could hang their coats on a dick. I know what you're saying, don't kids love bears, too? Well, this is what we in the dick business call a 'Win Win'."
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6. Punishing Indeed
What is this? An action figure for the comic book character, The Punisher. And his missile launching dick.
Where's the dick? Right where it belongs, firing missiles at enemies. If this isn't a metaphor for why men start wars, I don't know what is.
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You know how it feels when your employees seem to be stuck in a rut. "Little" mistakes happen. Tasks aren't done as efficiently as they could be. Lots of trips to the lumberyard are occurring.
How do you shake it up so your good folks start getting more focused? Here are two suggestions.
A long time ago, I attended the regular company meeting of a cabinet company we worked with often. I knew the owner was frustrated with the small choices his people made that were reducing the net profit. For example, in cabinet construction, the act of deciding how cabinet parts will be cut out of sheets of raw materials often means the difference between making and losing money. At one point, the owner picked a scrap from the scrap bin and threw it across the room while saying something like "There goes our profit!" I never forgot the act and the lesson, and I think his people feel the same.
As time went by, I realized our employees needed help getting focused on what success looked like for each of them, every day. So here is what I did.
At a company meeting I took a dollar bill and I started tearing it up. With each piece I would identify a current practice, such as going to the lumberyard more than one time a week, which was damaging the company's ability to make a profit and thus our ability to give people pay raises. Then I would throw the pieces in a pile.
After the dollar was simply shreds I asked everyone how much it was worth. Everyone got the point. Over time people's behaviors shifted, resulting in the company being a better place to work, net profit being earned, and wage increases becoming possible.
Sometimes you need to create a dramatic moment, something that people in the company will talk about for a long time, something that people will reference when making decisions.
Find an act that is a fit for you and the work your people do. Don't get angry. Rather, talk objectively about the problems and what could be done differently.
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The JOINLINES function joins the values of two or more expressions into a single multiline textual value. When multiline text values are joined, all the lines of the first expression appear first, followed by all the lines of the second expression, and so forth. Normally the arguments for JOINLINES are text values, but they can have other data types.
TEXT or NTEXT
When all arguments are TEXT values, the return value is TEXT. When all arguments are NTEXT values, the return value is NTEXT. When the arguments include both TEXT and NTEXT values, the function converts all TEXT values to NTEXT before performing the function operation, and the return value is NTEXT.
JOINLINES(first-expression next-expression...)
An expression to which JOINLINES adds next-expression. When the expression has a data type other than TEXT or NTEXT, JOINLINES converts it to TEXT. JOINLINES ignores any arguments that have a value of NA
One or more expressions to join with first-expression. When an expression you want to concatenate has a data type other than TEXT, JOINLINES converts it to TEXT. JOINLINES ignores any arguments that have a value of NA
Example 7-138 Joining the Lines of Two Text Expressions
This example shows how to make a new list by adding the value Regions
to the end of a variable called mktglist
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Sports : Cars
Total 24 Hours of Spa
© Jacques Letihon
- Opening periods
- Event planned for the month of July 2017
Dates and programme may be subject to change - Event planned for the month of July 2017
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Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
Route du Circuit 55
4970 FRANCORCHAMPS (STAVELOT) - MAPS: Google Maps
Experience the most beautiful endurance test exclusively reserved for Grand Tourer category racing cars. In Spa-Francorchamps from 23 to 27/07/14!
This 2014 edition won't be an exception to the rule, with a list of around 80 racing cars participating and meeting the FIA's GT3 requirements.
A twice round-the-clock race which reaches its climax with a record number of cars registered under the same category.
A starting grid like this can only confirm the Total 24 Hours of Spa's place among endurance races around the world.
Accessible and welcoming
The Total 24 Hours of Spa is first and foremost a spirit. For years, this race has been without a doubt both easy to reach and a friendly event.The show is enjoyed by not only passionate connoisseurs and first-timers, but also families.
The trend is clearly demonstrated by the race's aperitifs on Wednesday afternoon, where great cars and pilots gather in the city of Spa.
Absolutely no need for passes, badges, barriers or VIP areas: on the contrary, cars and people share the same spaces in a total communion.
- Racing cars will be parked on the streets for everyone to gaze and marvel at,
- an exceptional race calls for an exceptional pre-programme, with a wealth of racing events starting Friday morning, and featuring JK Racing Asia Series.
- Racing cars will be parked on the streets for everyone to gaze and marvel at,
- an exceptional race calls for an exceptional pre-programme, with a wealth of racing events starting Friday morning, and featuring JK Racing Asia Series,
- the 'LOTTO 24H VILLAGE' will be presenting concerts throughout, the popular Temptation Car Wash Girls and many other surprises too!
- shops, giant screens, Supercar exhibitions in the paddocks, fireworks, fairground rides, a kids village, hot-air balloons, etc!
- anyone with a Smartphone can follow the standings online by way of a code on their entrance bracelets.
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An unmissable sports event with fun for all the family!
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Rob Rogers' Oct. 22 editorial cartoon depicted the Tea Party, a group of people who live by the code of our Constitution and want a smaller government and a free-market system, in a smelly garbage can of supposedly scorched-earth politics. However, the left-leaning liberal Democrats should be shown in a garbage can instead, because they now own the bad economic policies that our government is following.
We have high unemployment, more people using food stamps, more poverty and now so-called affordable health care, which is exactly the opposite. It is unaffordable and gives you less health care. They are responsible for scorching our free-market system.
I hope citizens are paying attention and go to the polls to get rid of these socialist-leaning Democrats who keep growing the government beyond a size that can be managed and paid for without the government going into massive, unmanageable trillions of dollars of debt. This is my hope for our country. I hope we go back to being the best country in the world.


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Gold Borrowing Costs Drop as Forward Rates Turn Positive
Nicholas LarkinGold forward offered rates turned positive for the first time in eight weeks in London, lowering one-month bullion borrowing costs to an almost two-month low.
The one-month gold forward offered rate, which shows the interest rate at which dealers will lend metal for dollars, was at 0.00167 percent today after remaining negative since July 8, data compiled by Bloomberg show. The one-month lease rate fell to 0.1809 percent, the least since July 5.
Gold, down 17 percent this year after some investors lost faith in the metal as a store of value, advanced 18 percent from a 34-month low in June as lower prices boosted demand for jewelry, bars and coins in Asia. More physical purchases helped drive borrowing costs to the highest in more than four years in August, pushing U.S. gold futures into backwardation. An increase in gold liquidity supply can push lease rates lower, according to the London Bullion Market Association.
"When lease rates are spiking, it shows quite strong appetite for borrowing gold," Dan Smith, an analyst at Standard Chartered Plc in London, said today by phone. "The lease rates are still relatively high. But physical appetite has eased back a bit on these high numbers."
Gold for immediate delivery traded at $1,390.18 an ounce by 12:53 p.m. in London. Prices reached a three-month high of $1,433.83 on Aug. 28 amid concern the U.S. will take military action against Syria. U.S. President Barack Obama said on Aug. 31 he will ask members of Congress to back his plan for a military strike on Syria.
Monthly Gain
Bullion capped a second successive monthly advance in August after lower prices boosted demand. Consumer buying in India, last year's biggest buyer, and China pushed global bar and coin sales to a record and jewelry usage to the most since 2008 in the second quarter, according to the London-based World Gold Council.
Consumption is being restricted in India, where the government has sought to curb bullion imports by raising taxes and costs to combat a record current-account deficit. The country's commodity markets regulator ordered exchanges to raise margins on gold futures, effective today, after domestic prices rallied to an all-time high.
The August futures contract on the Comex in New York flipped to a premium to December last month for the first time since they started trading. The August contract was at a 20-cent premium on Aug. 28 and the September contract was 40 cents above the December price today.


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Lead is a naturally occurring metal, but high exposure levels can be detrimental to humans, particularly to young children. Though lead paint was outlawed in 1978, some houses built prior may have traces of lead on painted surfaces, which, upon aging, crumble into a breathable dust. Water pipes in older homes may also contain lead solder, which can be absorbed into the water. In adults, long-term lead exposure can affect the nervous system and result in slight blood pressure increases and anemia. In children, it can cause serious brain damage, impairing cognitive and memory abilities. Dr. Ted Schettler, science director for the Science and Environmental Health Network, recommends purchasing a home wipe kit to determine if surfaces contain lead before undertaking a lead-paint removal process.


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Warriors V St George Illawara
Vodafone Warriors front row forward Jerry Seuseu today pleaded guilty to a charge of making a careless high tackle, arising out of the Warriors Round 14 match against the South Sydney Rabbitohs.
Seuseu will be suspended for two weeks, missing this weekend's game against the Dragons and the Warriors Round 16 match against the Broncos.
Daniel Anderson has named Richard Villasanti to start at prop against the Dragons this Sunday at Ericsson.
Awen Guttenbeil returns from a minor calf strain and will once again partner Ali Lauiti'iti in the second row.
PJ Marsh will depart Auckland for Brisbane on Thursday. Brent Webb will start at hooker.
The Vodafone Warriors team to play the Dragons this Sunday at Ericsson is:
1. Ivan Cleary
2. Henry Fa'afili
3. John Carlaw
4. Clinton Toopi
5. Justin Murphy
6. Lance Hohaia
7. Stacey Jones
8. Richard Villasanti
9. Brent Webb
10. Mark Tookey
11. Ali Lauiti'iti
12. Awen Guttenbeil
13. Kevin Campion
14. Motu Tony
15. Justin Morgan
16. Wairangi Koopu
20. Iafeta Palea'aesina
The match kicks off at 2.03pm and will be preceded by Round 9 Bartercard Cup action, Northcote Tigers v Wellington.


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John and I went to Dan's funeral last Monday.
I learned that the man driving the pickup that ran into him was Larry Conway and that he was a member of the Monterey community. He was the son of Ruth Hazlett and half brother of Albert who lives next door to our church.
Our hearts go out to the Hazlett family and Mr. Conway's brother who lives in Frankfort. We are very sorry for your loss.
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Part 9 of my playthrough of Alice: Madness Returns for the PC via Origin. Recorded in 720p at 60FPS. We continue through Smelling & Regurgitating, traveling up a tall air vent shaft until we find the Dormouse!
Part 8 of my playthrough of Alice: Madness Returns for the PC via Origin. Recorded in 720p at 60 frames per second. We venture into the next area of the Hatter's Domain, where the Dormouse has taken over.
For roughly a month or so, I've been unable to escape Dark Souls. Whether it's the numerous streams and let's play videos on Twitch and YouTube on the leaked Dark Souls III or the general chat for Middle of Nowhere Gaming constantly talking about Dark Souls since several people on staff are currently playing various games in the series (including Bloodborne and Demon's Souls), the game's have been on the brain. I recently finished my playthrough and review of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD and also finished Sonic Unleashed (of which a review may be imminent) and decided to really give the first game in the normal series a shot.
First, a bit of history. The first game I've played in the series is Demon's Souls. I managed to get as far as the first boss you can defeat and it took me three hours to do that. I was stressed out the whole time and decided the game was not for me. I then tried out Dark Souls 1 and it didn't really grab my attention. Finally, I tried out Bloodborne at a friend's house a month and a half ago. I actually enjoyed it quite a bit and it was the first bit of exposure to the series recently that started the barrage of coverage I've been seeing. I thought about starting with Demon's Souls, since I own both that and the first Dark Souls thanks to PlayStation Plus and Games with Gold, but ultimately went with Dark Souls 1 on the Xbox 360.
Alright, so what do I think of this game? Well, I'm nearly 10 hours in and I'm pretty hooked. The game is really difficult and you will die a lot, but the game is mostly fair with its challenge, making it satisfying when you best an enemy or a group of enemies that have been giving you trouble. Combat requires you to be methodical and patient. Enemies won't "wait their turn" when you face a group of them so you'll need to figure out a strategy to take a bunch of them out at once or to lure them out one by one. There's nothing really flashy about the combat but slashing or bashing through enemies feels really satisfying thanks to the great sound design and the weighted animations your attacks have. It's really a testament to how gratifying something as simple as slashing an enemy can be with just good sound direction and simple yet effective animations.
What really makes me want to play the game over and over however is the exploration aspect. For me right now, the game is relatively linear as there are multiple ways I could go but many of them are locked. However, there are small forks in the road that I can explore and they often hold some kind of reward. Whether its more souls, a merchant, an alternate route around a big enemy, a different means to defeat an enemy or more, I really like the different paths I can explore. At first, I was stuck at this part with a bridge. So I backtracked, grinding for souls and finding some other pathways that I had missed the first time. I then came back later, stronger and with a better understanding of the various pathways I could take and found another way past the bridge. This game really encourages you to explore and you are usually rewarded for it, though you still need to be on your guard.
I do have some grips with the game. First off, the frame rate drops happen more often than I'm comfortable with. Sometimes, I wouldn't be able to parry an attack thanks to a drop in the frame rate. Secondly, I don't think the game looks all that great. It's not terrible but there's an awful amount of gray and brown that can make some areas feel just downright bland. Finally, I wish I could reconfigure my button layout but that's a complaint I have with a lot of console games. I'll also say that I think I'm going to play another game alongside Dark Souls since I can't really relax while playing it and I need another game for when I want to just relax.
I'm going to continue going forward as I'm only at the bonfire with the blacksmith and I might write another post with more thoughts on Dark Souls later before maybe writing a review. It's not for everyone but if you really give it a shot, as in give it three hours or so, I think you might just surprise yourself and enjoy it.
I love Braid. Braid is, in my opinion, one of the greatest games of the past generation. So you would think that I would be looking forward to creator Jonathan Blow's next game, The Witness. However, I wasn't really excited for it. I thought it looked fine but I didn't know much about it and I wasn't motivated to look into it. So when it was released last month, I decided to "get to it when I get to it." Well, nearly a month later I "got to it."
First off, this game is freaking beautiful. The pastel colors, the bright palette, even the mostly texture-less models all come together to display a breathtaking picture. I will say that because the game is devoid of any ambient noise aside from the sound of a rushing stream and walking sounds, the island you're on feels lifeless and could be interchangeable visually with a still picture rather than an interactive video game.
The Witness is a open world puzzle game where you are free to roam this mysterious island with wall panels with puzzles on them scattered throughout. At first, the puzzles felt creative and clever. The first few areas I visited successfully taught me its mechanics efficiently and the design of the puzzles gave me emphatic moments of satisfaction. I often stopped playing for a moment to think "Oh, I see what you did there. Very nice" and as a result, I was very pleased with myself to have solved the puzzle. However, as I proceeded to more areas, that feeling decreased. I started getting less enjoyment out of the puzzles as I realized that the panel puzzles were starting to lose their luster. It was getting boring as this kind of puzzle just isn't engaging enough for as long as the game was going.
Then I reached a puzzle that I was hopelessly stuck on. After being stuck for a half an hour, turning the game off, coming back to it later in the day, and being stuck for another 15 minutes, I caved and looked up the solution. However, I wanted to find out how they came to that solution and I couldn't find one. I could just find the solution on its own. One guide I found just flat out said that they had brute forced their way to the solution. This made me mad and was the beginning of the end of the game for me.
I went on to finish the final section of the area I was in and started looking for the next section to go to. However, I got completely lost. Or rather I got completely blocked by the puzzles. I couldn't find a puzzle in any of the five areas I came across that I could complete. Each area seemed to be devoid of the efficiency the previous puzzles had towards teaching me its mechanics. I wondered how this game expected me to do any of this without any scrap of help. I came to feel like the game just expected me to know what I was doing without any prior knowledge.
This is where I gave up. I managed to go through the opening section, the cherry blossoms area, the work shed, the parallel lines area, and the desert area. Despite the initial enjoyment, I don't feel rewarded enough from these areas to struggle through the rest of the game, especially with no minuscule of effort to help me from the design. I don't get enjoyment from proving my intellectual mettle to a video game that seems designed to make you feel stupid. I will mention that it doesn't help that I've been watching the Game Grumps playthrough ofPortal 2, which is a much better puzzle game and the comparison makes The Witness'shortcomings all the more apparent. Hell, the game doesn't hold up well against Braid. Not bad but not nearly as good as many reviews would have you believe.
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I first played Assassin's Creed Chronicles: India back when it was released at the beginning of the year. I played the first two levels and quit as it really wasn't grabbing me. A couple of nights ago, I found myself thinking about it and loaded up a lets play video to see if maybe there was something I missed. I watched the first level being played through and it looked like a good time. So I reinstalled it and went through the first level and halfway through the second before remembering what it was about the game that turned me off before.
Firstly, playing through the tutorial level is actually a good amount of fun. The level's pastel colored background is beautiful, and the game does a decent job of teaching you how to play. Then, the second level shows up and nearly undoes everything the first level did. The level is artistically cluttered, making the multiple plains of movement hard to notice. In one section, I kept trying to sneak past guards in obtuse ways before I realized there was another path around them I hadn't noticed before. Some jumps look farther or shorter than they are and the level in general just lacks a sense of visual cohesion.
It doesn't help that the controls immediately become cumbersome on this level. Before they felt simple to understand, but in practice now feel redundant and unnecessarily confusing. Depending on your situation, you may need to press either up or the jump button in order to ascend and down or the cancel button to descend. Using items feels cumbersome too as there's too many button commands required to use them. Combat is unfortunately clunky and often feels unresponsive, which is exacerbated by the fact that protagonist Arbaaz dies in one to two hits. In my experience, having to engage in a sword fight meant certain death.
I didn't spend a lot of time with the game but I wasn't motivated to continue on as it frustrated me with its punishing combat and perplexing level design. Even the first level, though well designed, just felt boring. I can appreciate an Assassin's Creed game with a bigger focus on its stealth mechanics but in all honesty, they weren't the strongest aspect of the main games and they are lacking here as well. Since that's the focal point in India, it tanks the game as a result. It's not a terrible game but there's really no reason to play this.


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- Roland Martin: Penn State report reveals Joe Paterno as a coward
- He says coach's silence on Sandusky sex abuse to protect reputation makes him complicit
- He says while Paterno had eye on breaking coaching record, young boys were being raped
- Martin: Penn State should strip campus of markers of Paterno's reign. He was a failed coach
After years and years of over-the-top stories attesting to the character, honor, integrity and moral fiber of the late Penn State head football coach Joe Paterno, we now know, after reading the 267-page Penn State internal report on child predator Jerry Sandusky, that Paterno was nothing more than a narcissistic, arrogant coward.
The report by former FBI director Louis Freeh details the shameful conduct of top officials at Penn State, including Paterno, who cared more about negative publicity than young boys being scarred for life.
"The most powerful men at Penn State failed to take any steps for 14 years to protect the children who Sandusky victimized," the report concluded.
Imagine that. For 14 years they were silent and complicit in Sandusky's sexual abuse. For 14 years Paterno, President Graham Spanier, Athletic Director Tim Curley and Vice President Gary Schultz could have picked up the phone to call the cops and tell what they knew about Sandusky sexually assaulting young boys. But they didn't. All they cared about was negative attention and how it might reflect on the program and the university.
Please, don't bother with the petty justifications, rationalizations and calls to look forward instead of back. How can any man or woman, Penn State alum or not, stomach even hearing Paterno's name or seeing his face after reading how he played an integral role in covering up the vile and evil sexual misdeeds of his former defensive coordinator?
Paterno was treated like a saint in Happy Valley; in some quarters, he was a little "g" god. He was the man above reproach. He had more power than any other official on campus; possibly in the state. He's famous for saying he stayed in coaching because had he left, "it would leave college football in the hands of the Jackie Sherrills and Barry Switzers," two coaches known for their winning ways, and for breaking NCAA rules along the way.
But Paterno didn't break NCAA rules in covering up for his buddy Sandusky, and allowing the coach a clear field to wreak havoc on the lives of numerous young men. What Paterno did break was the moral code that every man and woman should abide by.
If Penn State officials or Pennsylvania politicians had any guts, they would strip the university bare of anything adorned with the name Joe Paterno. What his teams accomplished on the field is impressive, but no one can turn a blind eye to the failed leadership he exhibited off the field.
And as The New York Times detailed in a story Saturday, Paterno clearly sensed his reign coming to an end and decided to selfishly cash out. He lied repeatedly about his knowledge of Sandusky's sexual attacks, and did all he could to milk millions out of Penn State. I hope the families of the victims go after his estate for every penny and more.
By leaving his name on buildings and his statue up, decades from now people will hail his work on the field and not think about the devastation he allowed to happen off the field. If sports fans nationwide could heap scorn on Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens for allegedly taking steroids, then a special place in sports hell should be reserved for Paterno.
Football is nothing more than a game. But Sandusky raping young boys is a matter of life and death, of innocence lost.
In the aftermath of Sandusky's arrest, Paterno was treated as a victim, a man who was caught up in something he wasn't aware of. Now we know that was a lie.
Freeh produced the documents showing Paterno, his family and his legion of supporters lied in order to protect Paterno's name. All he cared about was breaking the all-time record set by Grambling State head coach Eddie Robinson.
Paterno, and the other Penn State lackeys, had to know that turning Sandusky in could prevent "JoePa" from breaking that record. So they all stayed silent, and all the while young boys suffered in their own silence.
When it's time to name the great coaches of college football, Robinson, Bear Bryant, Amos Alonzo Stagg and Knute Rockne will certainly be mentioned. Prior to the Freeh report, Paterno would have been on that list. But his actions in the Sandusky affair destroyed everything he accomplished in his career.
Great coaches make the tough calls. When Paterno failed to make the toughest call of his life -- to the police to turn in his longtime friend -- he did more than cost his team a victory. Young boys lost something they can never recover.
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By KawiRider(Owner), Sep. 1, 2008
Ninja 250 is probably the best bike on the road, no wonder it is the top-selling bike in North America. It makes me wonder why no other bike manufacturer makes a 250cc sportbike that has great looks. Im sure a CBR250 would sell. Anyways, Im glad I have my Ninja... see you at kawiforums.com
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Pelino Tea pot, Striped
The Pelino dinnerware is an upbeat, happy set in summery pastel blue. The various items in this range have been hand-painted in fresh patterns, either striped or in a Vichy check pattern. Read More
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The set is made according to traditional methods and has been beautifully finished with light blue paint in various patterns.Specifications
Length (cm) : 26
Width (cm) : 13
Height (cm) : 14
Weight (kg) : 0.71
Second material : Earthenware
Color : Blue