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The Devil and Daniel Webster aka All That Money Can Buy
Based on Stephen Vincent Benet's story with Walter Huston playing the devil and Edward Arnold playing Daniel Webster. Oscar-winning score by Bernard Herrmann. At 8 p.m. Aug. 7-8; Movie Museum; $5. Reservations at 735-8771. (Unrated)
The Sun Also Rises
Hemmingway story of expatriates in Parisian during the 1920s. At 3, 5:30 and 8 p.m. Aug. 9; Movie Museum; $5. Reservations at 735-8771. (Unrated)
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A guardian angel shows James Stewart the mistake he would be making if he succeeded in committing suicide. At 3, 5:30 and 8 p.m. Aug. 10; Movie Museum; $5. Reservations at 735-8771. (Unrated)
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Off to a great start for the weekend. Here are some studio shots! Hope you can make it!
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From the Studio Garden
Doing what you can do, while injured
It's that bittersweet end of summer in New England. The nights are getting cooler, the kids begin school tomorrow, and my fall pottery classes begin next week. I am trying to get back into full work mode after vacation at the beach last week. I'm having a hard time of it though, since I had a little mishap at the beach while playing football with my two teenage sons. Seems the younger of the two, Andrew, doesn't know his own strength… quite innocently he rammed into my chest… the result for me is one cracked rib. My lesson… never play football with teenage boys.
So I'm letting this week go, with hopes that I will be able to throw pots next week… little pots. This week I'm slowly finishing my bats for the studio. All the new ones were made before vacation, with repairs to the old ones. These past two days I set them all out in the yard for polyurethane. I am so happy I accomplished something that really needed to get done. I'm hoping tomorrow to be able to start photographing new work for Etsy… another not so physical task that desperately needs to be done!
Studio Dogs in Summer
Summer just moves at a different pace, everything seems to be slowing down around me… except me, this summer. Oh how I wish I were a kid off for the summer, or like my studio dogs lazing around waiting for rabbits.
Here are the two cuties guarding my studio entrance on a sunny summer day.
Very Sucessful Pottery Trail
It was our 6th year for the Asparagus Valley Pottery Trail, and definitely the best. Each year we have more and more visitors and sales. This year feels like it just exploded. My studio on Saturday was elbow to elbow for a couple of hours. And steady sales through out the weekend. Sunday as usual had less traffic, it was a great day for customers to see demos by my apprentice Pam and an advanced student, Gayle.
People came from Boston, N.Y, Phillly, Albany, Vt., Maine, N.J. N.H. and Conn. Some stayed at local B&Bs or just took day trips. I definitely think our tour boosts the local economy!
I worked on dismantling some of the displays today, but the studio is still not in order for Tuesday night classes. I'm wiped out, but just wanted to share a little bit.
Pottery Trail is Coming
The 6th Annual Asparagus Valley Pottery Trail is just two short weeks away. Short weeks, because there are still too many firings to fit in in that time.
See our website here for details!
Plates and my "Not So Little" Helper
A Little Snow for the Holiday Sale
There is a Christmas tree farm a mile up the road from me , so people were stopping at my sale with trees on their cars and snow softly falling all day… a perfect New England December day! It's the second day of the sale. People were coming in shaking off the snow and warming up by the fire with some hot cider and cookies. I love the two studio sales I have a year. People love to see the place where I make pots, and I love to have them here asking their questions, and buying directly from the studio.
I'm open 10-4 Sunday for one more day, if any locals want stop by.
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Your invited to my annual Holiday Sale at the newly renovated studio. Come and see the wonderful new space, have some hot cider and cookies. New work, and seconds will be available. There will also be a raffle for a large bowl to benefit Greenfield H.S. art dept.
December also is time to sign up for the Winter session of pottery classes!
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It's been awhile since GOHMERT weighed in with his usual kooky wackiness, but the hiatus has not mellowed him toward reality one bit!
There are some people that say, "Just let it go, it will fail on its own, and so why not let it go?" Well, that is true. It will fall on its own. But the Soviet Union was destined to fall. But think of the tens of millions of people that died, think of all the freedoms that were taken away from people for around 70 plus years. And I'm one of those who believes that Reagan, by the stand he took, by being aggressive and standing up to them, I believe he saved 20 years of liberty for people who wouldn't have had it, maybe, in their lifetime.
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Black Wall Street leader Game recently talked about his studio time with Robin Thicke and how when it comes to rap beef, his mother falls in line with 50 Cent.
Playfully speaking about his "beef," Game declared his love and loyalty to his mother.
"Soon as he started talking about his mom, I started thinking about my mom and I just told a story and kinda mixed it in like I do and that's just what it was," Game revealed about his Thicke collaboration. "I'll let her hear it on her own -- she'll start crying and sh*t...She always wanted me to do this and do the right thing but I was always f*cking up and couldn't get it right until now. She expresses her gratitude -- and how happy she is of all my accomplishments...I'm pretty sure she listens to every single records because you never know, she might think I'll diss her one day so she'll be locked in waiting for the beef. Me and my moms, we had beef for a long time. When we beef, we beef, man. She don't really comment on my music -- but I love my mom to death and she don't judge me, she don't judge my music." (Rap-Up)
Aside from helping Thicke, Game revealed placing Nicki Minaj onto his upcoming R.E.D. Album.
"Nicki Minaj made the R.E.D. album. gone be CLASSIC," Game wrote Monday (December 14) night. "RT @THEREALCAWB: @ihategame stop f*cking ignoring my tweets if you keep niki on the album im not buying and i bought all your albums you ... @THEREALCAWB well don't buy it then f*ggot !!! no dis-respect to y'all gay folks but this n*gga might be mo h*mo than y'all." (Game's Twitter)
Game has also reunited with his former Aftermath Records boss, Dr. Dre.
"R.E.D., I'm just painting the whole world red," Game promised in an interview with DJ Green Lantern. "It's basically the re-dedication, it's my most hood and street album since The Documentary so it's basically being rededicated to my fans, my family, my kids, my block, my hood. Like, hip-hop, the R.E.D. Album is gonna be crazy. I'm back in with Dre everyday going hard in the studio doing the little stuff, working on Detox with him and he's working on The R.E.D. Album with me. It's just, we got a good feeling out here...I did my last two albums without Dre and even though, I just did it on my own man. When I talked to him, he [was like] I've been doing a good job and he took a listen and I did my thing. I learned well, my time at Aftermath was spent well, so getting back in, that old feeling came back. The chemistry is crazy, I got a lot of love for that dude and that's why I never really disrespected him or really went at Aftermath, I only did what I had to do to survive man, but I got love for dude and we back in grindin' man." (That's Hip Hop)
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Last weekend I began my final sermon series in my church.
As I prepared my sermon, I came to the realization that having preached in the same church for eleven years I now had only eleven weeks left. That was a strange feeling.
One of the privileges of being a pastor in a church for a long time is that you can preach with patience. There is no rush to say everything all at once. You always have next week. And now, as the weeks quickly pass by, I understand that I won't always have next week. This has caused me to really think about what matters most.
I roughly estimate that I've spent around 30,000 minutes preaching in my church over the years. Yes, thirty-thousand! I figure I have about 400 minutes left. That may still seem like a lot, but when you think about it's really not. It's less than a good night's sleep.
My relationship with my church is special. I started this church; it's the only church I've ever pastored; I'm the only pastor many in my church have ever had. We've all grown together. For some that meant learning how to be a Christian. For me it meant learning how to be a pastor. Sometimes we failed. Sometimes we succeeded. Always Jesus was faithful.
Because of the way I love my church, I've thought a lot about these final sermons. I've only got a little bit of time left and I want to say only what matters. I've taught on a lot of stuff through the years–some things more important than others–but in the end I only want to talk about the things that matter the most. So what are those things?
It seems to me that Jesus is the best person to go to in order to find the answer. So I prayerfully considered Jesus' words to his disciples in John 13-16 and his prayer to the Father in John 17. The answer was obvious.
Love is the one thing that matters.
The Apostle Paul said it another way–to know only Jesus Christ and him crucified–which really is the same thing as saying love.
Love is the one thing that matters.
Jesus says it like this–greater love has no one than this: to lay down one's life for one's friends…you are my friends if you do what I command…this is my command: love each other as I have loved you.
Love is the one thing that matters.
When the Apostle John summarized everything he wanted to say about God, he simply said–God is love.
Love is the one thing that matters.
Far be it from me to depart from Jesus, Paul, or John, and decide that something else is more important than love. And so my final sermon series is all about love.
Here is a link to the first sermon in the series — What is Love?
I hope these sermons reveal how much you are loved and that in that realization you find yourself transformed into one who loves as you are loved.


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In Craig's Baxter's Beer post this weekend, the comment thread drifted from beer to whiskey (or as I spell it, "whisky"—blame my time in the UK and my British wife going on about "the Queen's English, blah, blah, blah", but I digress). Brian Anderson suggested a whiskey thread for a future Baxter's Beer, but why wait for Saturday—let's start the discussion now.
Personally, I'm a single malt Scotch man (again, from time in UK), and I must consume it neat (straight), as nature intended. Ice is for blended Scotch, which I normally avoid as much as possible, but will drink in a pinch. In comparison to single malt, blends to me taste like a jumbled mess that possesses little or uncertain uniqueness and turns my sinuses and taste buds inside out, kind of like the way you tilt your head and screw your face in awkward directions when you hear fingernails against chalkboard. For those of you who really like blended Scotch, God bless you.
I won't claim here to be a full-up connoisseur, and you can obviously find loads of information on the interwebs about Scotch or any other whisky, but I will pass on a bit of info and rules of thumb. In any case, the best thing to do is your own exploration, to find one that best suits you.
There are literally hundreds of single malts out there, and like the bourbon discussion last weekend, a Scotch can only be called that if it was distilled in Scotland. Unlike champagne, the whisky industry actually abides by that rule. I have only sampled a couple dozen or so, and I look forward to sampling many more. Each one has a unique smell, taste, and aftertaste, based in part on filtering the water through peat moss or airing the malt with peat moss smoke (so the smokiness is quite variable from distillery to distillery, label to label). All are based on malted barley and matured in oak barrels (the type of which affects the taste).
The basic rule of thumb for single malts is to go with one matured for 10 years or longer, and usually the longer it is matured, the better the taste and the higher the price. Having said that, many 10 year old single malts are great. The ones you always see in the store—Glenlivet, Glenfiddich, and Glenmorangie, are all great everyday Scotches and excellent ones to start with—just don't stop with those, as there are far better ones out there, depending on your taste and budget. Also note that Scotch is also classified by region, with Speyside accounting for nearly half of Scotch labels (drawing their water from the Spey river in northeast Scotland, in what is otherwise the Highlands--the water source also affects the taste). Glenlivet and Glenfiddich are Speyside, Glenmorangie is Highland. My favorite to date is Bunnahabhain, from the Isle of Islay, smooth from start to finish—very balanced, and (ironically for me, I suppose) used as a base for a number of blends. Cardhu (Speyside) is another favorite, along with Isle of Jura. I'm sure as I continue to explore another favorite or fifty will score high on my list.
If you ever make it to anywhere close to Scotland, I highly recommend a distillery tour. I have had the opportunity to visit a couple of distilleries in Scotland—Arran (on the Isle of Arran, southwest of Glasgow, and the youngest distillery in Scotland—founded in 1995!) and Oban (in a cave on the west coast north of Glasgow, near the Castle "Arrrrrrggggh" from Monty Python and the Holy Grail, which is actually closer to a village called Connell—I kid you not). The tours are very interesting—to include learning how to properly taste the whisky—and of course, SAMPLES!!
I could go on, but I suspect I've rambled on for too long as it is. Besides, I need to save something for the soon-to-be-legendary comment thread. The fan posts here have been a bit lacking since the SB Nation reboot, so hopefully this can help pick things up. If ever any of you are near the Emerald Coast here in the Florida Panhandle (or wherever I might move to), look me up—I'll have a wee dram waiting for you. And I'll bring a bottle the next time I'm back home and make it to a game, if any of you let me crash your tailgate.
Now it's your turn, what's your favorite whisky or whiskey, and why?


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Hate holiday cleaning? You can do it all -- one day at a time
Take time to do some cleaning every day and everything will sparkle by the time those holiday guests arrive. Better still, you'll be more relaxed and ready to enjoy yourself more.
The countdown plan is based on a five-day schedule of small cleaning spurts once a day until holiday celebrations begin. The goal is to give the appearance of neat and clean, but not necessarily a deep clean. Make it your mantra that good is good enough. Try tackling cleaning chores first thing in the morning -- like exercise -- to get them behind you. Then, you can enjoy the rest of the day and evening.
On the first day of your countdown, focus on straightening things up and corralling clutter. Remove those piles of magazines. Clean the tops of dressers, countertops and tables. Pick up outdoors and neaten porches.
Four days before the holiday, dust furniture. Put fresh towels in bathrooms, add extra toiletries in the guest bath and prepare the guest bedroom. Put fresh sheets on all the beds. Clean dirty heating vents and dust ceiling fans, hanging light fixtures and the pot hanger over your kitchen island.
Three days in, thoroughly clean the kitchen. Put the oven on "clean" and straighten the shelves in the refrigerator, wiping down both sides of the glass. Clear off counters and wipe them down. Give all appliances and the microwave a quick wipe, and polish any stainless steel to remove fingerprints. Clean and wipe down countertop appliances to make them sparkle. Be sure to run vinegar and water through the coffee pot for fresher-tasting coffee while guests are over.
With two days left, tackle the bathrooms. Working quickly, give the commodes a quick swish and wipe seats and lids with paper towels and cleaning spray. Clear off counters, wipe down countertops, and give sinks and tub a quick scrub. Shine up faucets. Straighten the living room and family gathering areas.
On the last day, give living and family room furniture a quick dust, straighten, vacuum and mop. If you have a leaf blower, clear out leaves and other debris on porches, the driveway and garage. Make room in the coat closet or add a coat rack by the door for company.
Use the same technique so you can start the New Year with a clean house. Two days before the ball drops in Times Square, toss out all the old food in the fridge, empty the trash, and give your house a quick vacuum and dust. Put away all gifts and toss out discarded wrapping paper and ribbon. On Jan. 1, you can enjoy the holiday in a tidy house.
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Visitors to the Benjamin Franklin: In Search of a Better World exhibit are greeted by the man himself.
"And having gone so far through life with a considerable share of felicity, the means I made use of which, with the blessing of God, so well succeeded, my posterity may like to know."
Step a little further into the exhibit, and you're surrounded by papers, furniture, inventions and interactive displays delving into the mind of Franklin. Dr. Rosalind Remer is the executive director of the Benjamin Franklin Tercentenary. She says every piece but one are original Franklin artifacts. In fact, she says he was so famous both domestically and internationally, that literally volumes of Franklin's materials remain intact.
"This is a guy who left a huge paper trail. So in fact, Franklin is one of these early founders who we can know almost anything about. There is a caricature of him. The sort of jolly uncle, almost a Santa Claus-like figure and we definitely wanted to get away from that because there's so much more to Franklin than his sense of humor."
The one replica in the exhibit is a recreation of Franklin's only surviving article of clothing. The original is buried deep within the archives of the Smithsonian and can't be exposed to air or light. Highlights of the exhibit include Franklin's printing press, some of his inventions like the glass armonica and original copies of the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution. And just as Franklin greets visitors at the entrance, he also has the last words at the end.
"The body of B. Franklin, printer, like the cover of an old book, its contents torn out and stripped of its lettering and gilding, lies here -- food for worms."
The Benjamin Franklin exhibit at the Houston Museum of Natural Science is in honor of the founding father's 300th birthday. It runs through January 21st. Laurie Johnson, Houston Public Radio News.


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To show that Child Poverty is NOT caused by parents splitting up.
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Over the past forty eight hours, the media has been dominated by the terrible news of the shooting down of Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 en route for Kuala Lumpur from Amsterdam. There can be no doubt that the plane was shot down with equipment provided to pro-Russian terrorists in the Donbas region of Eastern Ukraine.
So far, the investigation into what exactly caused the flight has been retarded by the failure of the terrorist rebels to allow international inspectors appropriate access to the crash site.
The rocket launcher that was used in the attack has been identified as a BUK M2. The present location of the launcher has not, however, been determined.
The Ukrainian Interior Ministry has published photographs of what it believes may be the rocket launcher being smuggled across the terrorist-controlled Ukrainian border and back into Russia.
To my mind, this would be an exceptionally foolhardy move on the part of the Kremlin who have gone to serious lengths – however lacking in credibility they might appear to be – to disassociate themselves from the shooting down of MH17.
Moving an object the size of an M2 across the Donbas would be no small undertaking. It is not an item you can hide or even mask the nature of – even in the dead of night. Similarly, a large number of local people in the region are actively opposed to the actions of the Russian-backed terrorists and would, in an age of social media, easily be able to capture images of it being moved around the territory on the way to the border.
Instead, I imagine that the more likely exit point for the rocket launcher was the Sea of Azov, immediately to the south of the Donbas.
Since the annexation of Crimea and terrorist occupation of the Donbas, the Russian Federation has effectively had a vice-like grip on the area. The only way in and out of the Sea of Azov is via the narrow strait that divides Crimea from Russia proper and it is almost entirely surrounded by Russian-controlled area, save for a strip of land to the north that remains in Ukrainian hands.
Having placed the rocket launcher onto a ship, the terrorists would then easily have been able to ship it to the Russian ports of Novorossysk or Sochi – both of which are a short distance from the main Donbas port of Mariupol. An alternative could even be the port of Sevastopol on the southern tip of occupied Crimea, which is home to the Russian Black Sea Fleet whose large installations could provide cover for even an object as large as a an M2.
Removing the M2 by sea would have brought significant benefits to the terrorists. Firstly, given that the Sea of Azov is fully controlled by Russia, there would have been no chance of it being intercepted by forces loyal to the Ukrainian Government. Secondly, when stored inside the hold of a ship, it would be impossible for it to be detected by satellites or other distance-imaging technologies. Thirdly, the hard-line nationalists in control of the Black Sea Fleet would have been solidly reliable interlocutors for the Donbas terrorists – enjoying close links with Moscow and trusted to act with total discretion.
Regardless of what has happened to the launcher – and whether it left Donbas by land or sea – its disappearance, when coupled with the efforts being made by the terrorist rebels to block a crash-site investigation, will likely make it almost impossible to ever determine the exact truth behind MH17′s felling.
For those who lost family members in the crash, that thought must be unbearable.


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Voters in western York County are still getting to know state Senate District 17 candidates Bob Carrison and Creighton Coleman. But their choice is a familiar one: A Blue-dog Democrat with a long record of public service or a Tea Party challenger with an eye on reforms.
Voters in western York County are still getting to know state Senate District 17 candidates Bob Carrison and Creighton Coleman.
But their choice is a familiar one: A Blue-dog Democrat with a long record of public service or a Tea Party challenger with an eye on reforms.
Coleman, who is seeking a second term, is running on a record of helping recruit business to Chester County with tax rebates and decades of experience as a lawyer in Winnsboro.
Carrison, the Republican challenger, is a former Winnsboro town councilman and Tea Party affiliate who wants to cut government spending, give parents more choice in student education and eliminate the state's Budget and Control Board.
The two candidates to represent District 17 — which historically included Fairfield, Union and Chester counties — are well-known in Winnsboro, located about 50 miles south of York on U.S. 321. However, when 2010 Census findings resulted in new district lines for Senate 17, the results lumped a portion of Western York County — including the city of York and towns of McConnells and Sharon — into the district instead of Union County.
And the more populous 18 precincts in York County change the dynamics of the race, because they makes up about 50 percent of the population in District 17. So voters in Western York County will help decide the election.
Coleman, in a recent interview, described himself as an "old-fashioned, conservative Southern Democrat" who has earned a second term. He points to his ability to get things accomplished for the district as proof.
He voted to approve tax rebates that brought the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety to Chester County. The $40 million project employs less than 20 people full-time, but it has brought exposure from national media and industry executives to the economically depressed area, Coleman said.
The institute tests structures in a lab that simulates hurricane force winds. It's financed by the insurance industry. "Those rebates are a big reason they came here," he said.
Coleman said he also helped resolve a dispute between Chester Wood Products and the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control. "They wanted to shut that place down," he said, adding that 400 people work there.
Additionally, Coleman said he supported efforts to create the $45 million Rural Infrastructure Bank, which will help rural municipalities tap a pool of state money to pay for water and sewer projects to aid economic development.
Coleman said his priority during a second term will be to make sure Fairfield, Chester and York counties are prepared to recruit and secure economic development projects. "The I-77 corridor is still so underdeveloped," he said. "When the economy turns around, we have to be ready."
Coleman is challenged by Carrison, the former owner of the landmark Herald News & Tavern restaurant in Winnsboro. Carrison, in an interview, said he's a more conservative option in the Statehouse.
"My opponent says he's a conservative guy," Carrison says. "But he's not. He votes with liberals and Democrats."
Coleman says he "votes on the issues," not strictly along party lines. When asked about the difference between himself and his Republican challenger, Coleman said, "I'm honest, experienced and homegrown."
Carrison, a Vietnam veteran who works as an information technology technician for Fairfield County, said he'll go to Columbia with the goal of making state government more efficient for taxpayers.
Among his goals, Carrison hopes to abolish the state's Budget and Control Board, which presides over the state's spending. Carrison wants the budget to come from the governor's office instead.
"It's senseless to have a governor that lacks the power to do things," he said.
Carrison also said education needs to be reformed. He supports programs to give parents more choice in where their children attend school. And he wants to see the state promote more charter schools and expand curriculum and programs focused on training students for the modern day labor force, especially those who want a career and not a college degree.
"Our schools as they are just aren't functioning well," he said.
He also said his background in technology and engineering would be valuable in Columbia. "That's a skill set we don't have under the state dome."
Carrison is on staff with Fairfield County as an IT technician. But he says he'll retire, if elected, because state law would require him to step down and so he could focus on elected office.
Carrison said the best way to increase employment in South Carolina — and a district that has double-digit unemployment — is to recruit employers by offering low taxes, efficient government and schools that train workers for available jobs.
Laid off from a Goodyear service center in the late 1970s, Carrison said he empathizes with the unemployed. "I know what it's like to lose a job during hard times," he said.
Both men said getting to know western York County is a priority.
Coleman, a former prosecutor and now owner of a private law office in Winnsboro, said both York and his hometown of Winnsboro are alike in many ways. Both are historic communities, both rural and both grappling with the need for more infrastructure. He vows to write regular newspaper columns in York County to keep constituents informed, just as he's done in Winnsboro.
Carrison, an Illinois native, moved to Winnsboro 28 years ago and served on its town council for four years and on the downtown development board. He said the same approach he held in those jobs — to attend community functions and make an effort to know citizen needs — will guide him as a state senator.
He's traveled to York County about 25 times since throwing his hat in the ring in March, attending Rotary lunches, city and county council meetings and volunteer fire department gatherings.


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Bull and Bear – an optimistic and pessimistic view of investment news. Today's stories include: Staggering: the price of farm land. Eurozone recovery gathers momentum. UK GDP revised upwards. Global economy: runes point north. China Private equity fund to make investment
Staggering: the price of farm land
Staggering is what the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) called it.
Back in 2004 farm land cost £2,400 an acre, now it is costs £7,440. The cost of farm land has now hit a record high for the eighth consecutive period.
It seems farmers and investors alike have been demanding more land. RICS said: "Surveyors note that hikes in commodity prices are leading the charge to expand agricultural operations and investors increasingly are seeing land as an economic safe haven."
RICS said: "Looking ahead, it seems that the market is far from finding its level. Respondents expect the trend of rapidly growing prices to continue over the coming year with a net balance of 46 per cent more surveyors predicting further growth."
Sue Steer, RICS spokesperson, said: "The growth in farmland prices in recent times has been nothing short of staggering. In less than ten years we've seen the cost of an acre of farmland grow to such an extent that investors – not just farmers – are entering the market. If the relatively tight supply and high demand continues, we could experience the cost per acre going through the ten thousand pound barrier in the next two to three years."
Just to remind you, last year Jim Rogers said: "Agriculture is going to be the big thing in the next 20 years. The best thing you can do is to become a farmer; that is where the money is going to be made. It has been a disaster for the last 20 years, but farmers are going to be driving the Lamborghini in the next 20 years, stock brokers are going to be driving taxis. The smart ones will learn how to drive tractors so they can work for the smart farmers. Anything to do with agriculture — seeds, tractors, fertilizer, water — is going to be extremely profitable over the next 20 years."
It appears Mr Rogers is not alone in holding those views.
Eurozone recovery gathers momentum
Momentum matters. The Purchasing Managers' Indices (PMIs) for the Eurozone have been steadily getting better for months. But they were getting better from very low levels. The PMI may have hit a 12 month high, for example, but it still pointed to recession. It is good that PMIs are improving suggested this column some time ago, but they must continue to improve for a while yet before we can celebrate.
Well, they did: so can we celebrate?
The flash composite PMI for the Eurozone hit a 26 month high in August. With a reading of 51.7, from 50.7, it seems that there is now reason to think that the Q2 lift in the region's GDP was no one-off. Remember any score over 50 is meant to suggest growth.
Germany saw output rise at its fastest rate since January. The PMI for German manufacturing rose to a 25 month high. In fact it was good news across much of the region, except for France that is.
It was not so good in France. The flash composite PMI for France fell from 49.1 to 47.9. It would appear that France's surprise jump in GDP in Q2 may have been a one-off, even if the growth across the rest of the region looks more entrenched.
Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit, said: "The third quarter is shaping up to be the best that the euro area has seen in terms of business growth since the spring of 2011. The economic picture from the surveys is therefore coming into line with policymakers' expectations of a modest yet still fragile return to growth."
Bull: The Index is now pointing to growth in GDP of 0.2 per cent quarter on quarter. That is not brilliant but better than recession. More encouragingly, the indices pointed to sharp rises in new orders and export orders. These are both good forward indicators.
Bear: Alas the PMI for employment is still under 50, pointing to falling employment. The index has been below this level for 20 months.
GDP might be picking up but Eurozone unemployment, especially in some countries, remains at a horrific level.
UK GDP revised upwards
Have you ever noticed that when times are tough and the ONS revises its stats, it tends to revise them downwards. Then when recovery takes root, the revisions appear to be on the upside?
And so it was that the ONS released its second estimate of UK GDP for Q2 and it was an improvement. It is now saying the UK economy expanded by 0.7 per cent in Q2, from 0.6 per cent previously estimated. Year on year growth is now running at 1.5 per cent.
GDP is now 3.2 per cent below peak, but here is the puzzle. The level of employment and total weekly hours are both above their pre-downturn peaks. Exports were the star of the show, rising 3.6 per cent, which is the fastest growth rate since 2011.
Actually it is not really a puzzle. We know the reason. UK employment might be rising, but productivity isn't.
Still it makes a good change to see the UK outperforming most other large economies.
Chris Williamson from Markit said: "Growth looks likely to have accelerated again in the third quarter. The PMI surveys showed business activity growing in July at the strongest pace since data were first available at the start of 1998."
Global economy: runes point north
The data on the UK might be good, the PMIs relating to the Eurozone might be encouraging, but here is another titbit of bullishness for you.
The latest composite flash PMIs for China, the Eurozone and the US all improved. In the US the index rose to a five month high, hitting 53.9, the PMI for China rose to 50.1 from 47.7.
Chris Williamson said: "Markit's August's flash PMI surveys signalled the first simultaneous improvement in manufacturing conditions in the US, China and Eurozone since mid-2011."
So maybe this is a day for the bulls.
Except of course, these days the markets don't like good news, because that means monetary policy might be tightened faster than they expected. And in this era where QE nears its end, good news is seen by many as bad.
It's case of markets becoming bearish for bullish reasons.
China Private equity fund to make investment
If you want safety, as a general rule of thumb stay clear of AIM, regardless of whether you can hold AIM listed companies in ISAs. If you like your investments with more upside potential (and downside of course) AIM may be the place. And here is an example of an area with high upside and downside potential: small and medium sized businesses in China.
According to China's State Administration for Industry and Commerce, the total number of SMEs in China was estimated at around 55 million in 2012, accounting for more than 60 per cent of GDP and responsible for more than 80 per cent of urban employment.
Alas, with tightening credit conditions, an estimated 90 per cent or more of these SMEs cannot get bank financing.
Enter Hong Kong based Adamas Asset Management (HK) Limited and AIM listed China Private Equity Investment Holdings Ltd (CPE)
The AIM listed company is to invest US $1 million in a new private equity investment fund due to be launched by Adamas. Its new Greater China Credit Fund LP plans to raise a total of up to US $275 million to target high-return investments in Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) predominantly in Greater China across a range of sectors.
A CPR statement said: "An earlier Adamas fund…[had]…already provided investors with exit returns for three out of 11 investments yielding a gross IRR of 27 per cent."
CPE chairman John Croft said: "Our decision to invest US $1 million in Adamas's new fund is a strong example of the long-term benefits we expect to realise from our agreement to develop a strategic partnership. Adamas has a strong team with an established track record of identifying and managing successful investments in high-growth Asian opportunities."
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I have a few questions/statements re: Saturday's game at Galen:
- First of all, feel better Paragon.
- My fiancee and I are thinking about heading down to SC to watch the game there. Besides Traditions and the Two-Niner, are there any other bars/restaurants around or on campus that are game friendly?
- I saved that sports illustrated cover with Love and Mayo on the cover in hopes of getting both their signatures. Any suggestions on when the USC team leaves Galen and is available for signatures?


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In Maryland, Montgomery County Circuit Court Judge Ronald B. Rubin has ruled that the county's plan to record conversations in police cruisers does not violate the state's wiretap laws or infringe on the privacy of police officers. "There is no reasonable expectation of privacy in an officer's patrol car," Rubin said in his ruling, issued just a month ago.
Newly analyzed data from federal court records show that workers bringing employment discrimination lawsuits increasingly fare poorly in the federal courts, according to a groundbreaking report published by the Harvard Law & Policy Review. "We are pleased to release this significant new study that raises serious questions about the administration of justice," ACS Executive Director Lisa Brown said in a press release.
In Florida, State Attorney Willie Meggs has told state and local law-enforcement agencies that he will no longer prosecute cases that involve federal Drug Enforcement Administration agents. Meggs' controversial decision follows recent grand-jury hearing in which DEA agents were not allowed to testify voluntarily in the Rachel Hoffman case. Hoffman became a police informant after a raid where local authorities found small amounts of marijuana and MDMA in her residence.
Julius Hart, 17, was charged recently after an officer said he spotted the teenager riding his bicycle while exposing and estimated 4 to 5 inches of blue-and-black boxer shorts.
The youth was determined to be in violation of the law's clause on acceptable underwear visibility and arrested on the spot.
The Georgia Supreme Court has ruled that a person found guilty of murdering a law enforcement officer is eligible for the death penalty, even if the killer did not know the victim was an officer at the time. The 5-2 ruling was issued before the fast approaching trials against Antron Dawayne Fair and Damon Antwon Jolly, who are accused of killing Bibb County Sheriff's Deputy Joseph Whitehead in 2006. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against both men.
The act of displaying a noose as a threat now is a felony in New York under legislation signed recently by Gov. David A. Paterson. The new crime will be punishable by up to four years in prison. "It is sad that in these modern times there remains a need to address the problem of individuals who use nooses as a means of threat and intimidation," Paterson said in a statement.
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that police can conduct searches and seize evidence after arrests that may have violated state law. The high court ruling comes from a case out of Portsmouth, Virginia, where city detectives seized crack cocaine from a motorist after arresting him for a minor traffic offense. David Lee Moore was pulled over for driving on a suspended license.
James Booker doesn't have to look too far back to remember the bad old days. There was still a "whites only" sign hanging on the precinct house water fountain in 1964 when James Booker joined the suburban College Park Police Dept. But it wasn't just the water fountain that was off-limits to Booker. Until 1976, black officers were prohibited from joining a state-supported supplemental police retirement fund. Now white officers who entered the fund before that year are taking home hundreds of dollars more every month in retirement benefits than their black colleagues.
In an unusual move, the union representing deputies with the Pasco County Sheriff's Office in Florida has filed a lawsuit against Sheriff Bob White and the County Commission. The FOP's lawsuit seeks to get a ruling on who has the final say in an impasse – the County Commission or the Sheriff. Trouble started back in 2006 when Pasco deputies voted to join the Fraternal Order of Police. The vote came with the expectation that they would now bargain for a contract.
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This position will support the Director of Marketing and Communication to develop and deploy annual communication programs. He/she will be responsible for developing action plans, implementing tactics, managing projects and measuring results.The Integrated Marketing Manager will work with the broader Marketing and Communication team to
develop and execute program plans. He/she will facilitate continual improvements to department and university-wide workflow processes.
Essential duties and responsibilities
- Manage an ongoing comprehensive integrated marketing communications plan that includes an appropriate promotional mix, including both traditional and interactive marketing tools (e.g., PR, advertising, web, and social media)
- Provide marketing support for student recruitment, community outreach and other activities
- Provide project management support for University-wide branding processes and deliverables
- Oversee development of integrated marketing materials
- Project manage print, digital, social, advertising and event marketing deliverables, including communicating with clients, sticking to timelines and budgets, managing production schedules, and providing project recaps and metrics
- Serve as day-to-day point person with internal creative teams and university departments to facilitate creative development
- Manage the creative process, such as creating project briefs, obtaining all necessary internal approvals and vetting all ideas and new promotional concepts with internal and external constituents
- Assist the marketing team in the development of new concepts and marketing campaigns
- Bachelor's degree in marketing, communications or related field required
- 2-4 years of related work experience in marketing communications; services marketing and/or educational marketing a plus
- Must have a strong and proven skill set for managing projects in complex organizations
- Significant cross-functional project management experience is required
- Detail-oriented professional with understanding of fiscal responsibility, time management and reporting
- Proven ability to execute integrated marketing communications plans, develop product/service positioning, provide market and competitive analysis
- Excellent presentation and communication skills
- Strong research and analytical skills
- Must be congenial, comfortable in public speaking situations, and persuasive
- Ability to stand and reach with hands and arms under 1/3 of the time
- Ability to walk up to 2/3 of the time
- Ability to sit, use hands to finger, handle or feel, talk or hear over 2/3 of the time
- Ability to lift up to 25 lbs under 1/3 of the time
- Close vision for proofreading, working on a computer screen and fulfillment of printed materials
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Amazon has this Mini Lalaloopsy Carry Along Playhouse with Exclusive Doll for only $10, down from $21.99. Lowest price it's ever been on Amazon!
- 5 Play Areas
- Includes paper bed, side table and cookie tray for play along value
- Includes exclusive character and 2 pets
- Holds 16 Mini Lalaloopsy dolls
- Zips open and front windows
Ships FREE with $25 qualifying purchase or with an Amazon Prime membership. Amazon prices can change at anytime. See other Amazon deals here.
Today when I was at Target – I noticed they had big LaLaloopsy sets for 50% off – around $30, marked down from $60. The did not have these cases on sale, but I thought you'd want to know in case you had a LaLaLoopsy fan in the house. Clearance varies by store.
And you can get this Lalaloopsy Silly Hair Star Doll – Harmony B Sharp for 50% off from Target.com, only $22.49.


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Even though it's been more than a decade since the Wayne Theatre Alliance first began work to revitalize the historic Wayne Theatre in downtown Waynesboro, the curtain has yet to rise. But now an infusion of money has the project moving once again, and volunteers say the end is in sight.
Clair Myers, the director of the nonprofit alliance, admits even supporters have sometimes been dubious about the future of the downtown landmark. But the alliance is about to close on a final construction loan, and quickly raised the money the bank required as collateral.
The inside is far from finished, but the historic Wayne Theatre in downtown Waynesboro is just a few months - and $6 million - from entering its final phase. The theater alliance has a green light for its last construction loan, but money that should be quickly paid back through historic tax credits.
"The goal is to open this debt-free, so that we're good forever," Myers said.
The Wayne Theatre should open its doors in the spring of 2014, and supporters believe it will have an immediate effect on downtown. The alliance already runs a smaller venue, the Gateway Theatre, which has hosted live music, comedy shows and independent films.
"It used to be one restaurant downtown, and the streets were pretty empty at night," said Myers. "Once we started the gateway, there's lots of traffic, we now have three restaurants downtown with a fourth one getting ready to open."
The Wayne Theatre will have about 400 seats and an orchestra pit for larger events like concerts and stage plays, as well as a drop-down screen for film festivals. With the project nearing its final stretch, the alliance collected $1.2 million in donations over the past six months.
"Raising private money to make all the construction events happen...is a big statement to what the community feels about it," said Waynesboro Economic Development Director Greg Hitchin. "So we're looking forward to having it be there, and be a big impact on our revitalization."
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I loved Blazersedge, in part, because it wholly replaced oregonlive for me. I could finally read the articles and see intelligent basketball opinions in the comments all at the same time. So, where the heck are the links from around the interwebs? Is it something about the new site? Blazersedge used to be a one stop shop for all blazers related articles no matter how minuscule and I always trusted I was getting the most up to date news. Now, not so much. Second day of training camp and articles written on other sites aren't linked? Or am I just an idiot who can't find content when a site update happens?!?
Rip City Project Season Preview
Freeman on Blazers' reactions to new flopping rule
Quick article on vet leadership
AP article on Bill Walton's book deal
There's also a bunch of videos on OLive of training camp.


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Mary Ann Thomas, 64, Camden and formerly of Russiaville, passed away at 11:10 p.m., Friday, Feb. 22, 2013, in I.U. Arnett Hospital, Lafayette. Born March 14, 1948, in St. Catherines, Ontario, Canada, she was the daughter of the late Paul Foley Wilcox and Mary Madeline (Byrne) Wilcox.
She was a homemaker and also employed by Lafayette Venetian Blinds. She enjoyed reading, playing Scrabble and online word games, traveling and listening to music.
Survivors include one son, Nathan Richard Thomas, Camden; one daughter, Madeline Byrne (Dave) Maish, Avon; former husband and friend, Richard Lynn Thomas; five brothers, Larry (Karen) Wilcox, Hobbs, N.M., Tom (Sally) Wilcox, Rossville, Ted (Mary) Wilcox, Sharpsville, Kerry (Kathy) Wilcox and Michael Wilcox, both of Kokomo; one sister, Laurie (Rick) Bannon, Kirkland; three grandchildren Henry, Marron, and Teagan; and also many nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents and one brother, Kevin Wilcox.
A private memorial service will be at Ellers Mortuary, with the Rev. Andrea L. Martin officiating.
Memorials may be directed to the American Lung Association. Ellers Mortuary is handling arrangements.


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Berkeley City Council Meeting Tonight
From a Berkleyans For Cal Email: According to the Daily Planet, the City Council will discuss in closed session (with a preceding open session) whether to appeal the lawsuit at a meeting today (Friday) at 5:00 pm and next Tuesday. I would expect the usual 30-50 people demanding that they "Stand up for Berkeley " and continue the fight. The accusations against the university with regard to the treesitters have become even more hysterical (and false) with each week and that will no doubt be part of the comments. These will be the last two meetings before the Council takes its summer break, although they can reconvene for an emergency meeting if needed. With 5 Council seats and the Mayor's seat in contest this fall, this is the time for B4Cal and others to put maximum pressure on the Council. I would suggest that at least a few people attend the public comment session, bringing a few others with them so that they can yield their time. Otherwise, generally speakers have only 1 minute each to speak. It is difficult to be part of that crowd and to sit through the jeers and shouting, but it is important that Council members not go into closed session with the impression that the only people who care about the issue want them to appeal. Another possibility is to present petitions, emails, or other proof of wide support. This is not time to mince words—it's important to let them know that you are residents and voters and will hold them accountable.


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Update 07/03 12:45 PM
Baker again took to Twitter today. It appears he is not willing to wait.
I guess I had a non-committable offer but hey that's life nothing i can do about it. But to the people who doubted me I still got 30 schools— Adrian Baker (@PrimeTimeBake) July 3, 2012
@__melllanieee like you have a offer but they don't take your committment. O well have other schools to choose from #Shrugs— Adrian Baker (@PrimeTimeBake) July 3, 2012
@christoph_904 it didn't fall through they were trying to make me wait til friday— Adrian Baker (@PrimeTimeBake) July 3, 2012
Decidied to open my recruitment back up. To everyone claiming "I LIED" get a life— Adrian Baker (@PrimeTimeBake) July 3, 2012
If Baker still wants in, I think FSU might take him at a later date. It's an unfortunate situation. It doesn't appear that he is as high on FSU's board as some might believe.
Original Story: Adrian Baker, a cornerback recruit, claimed tonight that he has committed to the Florida State Seminoles. Baker stars for Hollywood (Fla.) Chaminade-Madonna Prep. Baker is a consensus three-star recruit, though ESPN does award him four stars.
Baker also claims offers from Clemson, Oklahoma and Vanderbilt.
I use the word "claims" here, because this situation is tricky. Some reading between the lines is required.
Baker has an "offer" from the 'Noles, but the commonly accepted belief among recruiting analysts is that he is further down on Florida State's board than some other cornerbacks. Additionally, Sojourn Shelton is still an FSU commitment as of this time, and he may or may not stick in the class. There are many factors in play here.
Officially a FSU committ #GoNoles— Adrian Baker (@PrimeTimeBake) July 3, 2012
Some of the coaching staff, including Jimbo Fisher, is on vacation. Fisher must approve all commitments before they become official. For some kids, like superstars, Fisher has clearly pre-approved them. For others, he has obviously not. It doesn't sound like Baker is one of the kids previously approved by Fisher.
Recruiting is complicated, and the NCAA pushing back the date at which written offers may be extended only makes it more so. Verbal offers are thrown out at a ridiculous pace, and things aren't clear.
Baker told Tom Loy of Noles247 that he communicated his desire to be a 'Nole to coach Eddie Gran, and that coach Gran, Baker's area recruiter, told him he'd need to talk to Fisher when Jimbo returns Wednesday.
Will FSU take Baker's commitment when he talks with Fisher on Wednesday? I'm not sure. We'll just have to wait and see.


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The City of Lubbock is reviewing the way citizens are warned of severe weather. And they have asked NewsChannel 11 for help.
Mayor David Miller has asked Chief Meteorologist John Robison and News Director Benji Snead to be part of the severe weather task force. One item the group will consider is whether an outdoor warning system would be effective in Lubbock. NewsChannel 11 did some research Tuesday and learned that Lubbock is one of the few cities its size without this type of system.
Amarillo and Midland have tornado sirens to warn their residents. While Abilene and Plainview do not have sirens, they warn residents of inclement weather through a telephone service know as Code Red.
Levelland, Floydada, Slaton, Littlefield, Crosbyton, Idalou and Shallowater all have tornado sirens. So why doesn't Lubbock offer this type of system? It comes down to money and whether or not taxpayers are willing to pay.
No sirens rang out when the tornado of 1970 struck downtown Lubbock. 26 lives lost, some never had a chance because they had no warning.
"It turns out that several of those people were in fact outdoors when they were not aware of the warning and lost their lives," says Candace Cyrek, a Texas Tech graduate student.
Cyrek believes lives could have been saved if an outdoor warning system had been in place. Now Cyrek is taking steps to prevent history from repeating itself.
"We're going to be passing out contact information to city council members and also a letter that members of the community can sign if they are interested in having city council further investigate the possibility of having tornado sirens," says Cyrek.
The city's current warning system includes the use of guys like Chief Meteorologist John Robison and the NOAA weather radio. But the city is taking a closer look at implementing tornado sirens.
"What the mayor is doing is he's putting a task force together to take a look at what we do have in place right now," says Kevin Overstreet, Emergency Management Services for the City of Lubbock.
It's been 30 plus years since tornado sirens were used here in Lubbock. Most have been taken down but there is proof that at one time they did blare out a warning that's because one siren still stands at old fire station four.
In order to be effective, city officials say we need 150 tornado sirens. Each siren costs $25,000. Add the cost of installing them and taxpayers are looking at a $4 million plus project.
"Bottom line is it's all about the will of the people," says Overstreet.
"It's up to families to be prepared, but the city should be able to warn people if they're outside in city limits there is a danger," says Cyrek.
If you are interested in signing a letter asking city council to consider implementing an outdoor warning system, copies will be available at the Science Spectrum this Saturday at Severe Weather Awareness Day. NewsChannel 11 will also be on hand to program weather radios and sign people up for First Alert Thunder Call.
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San Francisco police have questioned Michael Crabtree after he was accused of sexually assaulting a woman in a hotel in the city. He hasnt been detained or charged and has agreed to cooperate with investigators. According to the San Francisco Chronicle, he is expected to play in Atlanta this weekend.
Obviously, the potential loss of Crabtree would be a tremendous blow to the quest for a sixth ring, and these are very serious accusations. This is also a huge blow to the fan's opinion of the King Crab, considering his transition this season from draft bust to number one receiver.
This is obviously not the first time a first class athlete has been accused of sexual assault; (Pablo Sandoval, DeAnthony Hall, Tony Ayala) and it has had varying effects on their careers. There isnt a whole lot to say at this point, but we can only hope that there was some misunderstanding or something of that nature.


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After postponing their final game of Pool B play due to bad weather at the Little League Regional Southwest tournament, the Southwest All-Stars lost to South Lake Charles Louisiana 10-0 in a four inning run rule.
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Pin Profits is the latest product to launch in the internet marketing space, focusing on Pinterest – created by Kaci Kennedy. The course is centered around generating affiliate commissions using Pinterest, which if you didn't know sends more traffic than Google and FaceBook combined (don't believe me? Google it) and is set to become the second largest social marketing website.
Pinterest is an absolute goldmine, why? Well 99% of its users are FEMALE with 30% possessing more than $100,000 per year earnings, so in other words they have money to spend. Kaci show you exactly how to market to them, pick products and tons more inside Pin Profits. Below is my full review video showing you whats inside the Pin Profits members area. I show you EVERYTHING so you know exactly what you are purchasing! Please watch in HD and fullscreen for the best results.
- Getting started with Pinterest
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Pretty much everything is covered in those four modules. I did a review of a product recently called Pin Your Income which was another Pinterest marketing course, and Pin profits totally blows it out of the water. The training is way better, and a whole lot easier to understand.
Within each module you are provided with sub videos, all recorded in HD and presented by Kaci herself. I found her voice very easy on the ears, as well as clear and easy to understand.
Also included with your purchase are six weeks of live training delivered via training webinars. Don't worry if you can't attend, as they will all be recorded and uploaded to the members area. i;ve found these types of webinars very easy to understand and learn from in the past, so I recommend you check them out. They usually reveal secret tricks and hidden gems for additional ways of profiting. I really liked this, as you still get access to these even with just the basic purchase.
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Returns a number that represents the position of a string within another string.
AT(<search expC>, <target expC> [, <nth occurrence expN>])
<search expC>
The string you want to search for in <target expC>.
<target expC>
The string in which to search for <search expC>.
<nth occurrence expN>
Which occurrence of the string to find. By default, dBASE Plus searches for the first occurrence. You can search for other occurrences by specifying the number, which must be greater than zero.
AT( ) returns the numeric position where a search string begins in a target string. AT( ) searches one character at a time from left to right, beginning to end, from the first character to the last character. The search is case-sensitive. Use UPPER( ) or LOWER( ) to make the search case-insensitive.
You can specify which occurrence of the search string to find by specifying a number for <nth occurrence expN>. If you omit this argument, AT( ) returns the starting position of the first occurrence of the search string.
AT( ) returns 0 when
The search string isn't found.
The search string or target string is empty.
The search string is longer than the target string.
The <nth occurrence expN> occurrence doesn't exist.
When AT( ) counts characters in a memo field, it counts two characters for each carriage-return and linefeed combination (CR/LF) in the memo field.
Use RAT( ) to find the starting position of <search expC>, searching from right to left, end to beginning. Use the substring operator ($) to learn if one string exists within another.
The indexOf( ) method is similar to the AT( ) function, but in addition to the syntactic difference of being a method instead of a function and the fact that the position is zero-based, the method's optional parameter specifies where to start searching instead of the nth occurrence to find.


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