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Good Morning, Bonjour, Guten Tag,
Readers, DuPont Management and their PR con artists have splashed out a wordy PRESS RELEASE yesterday morning, Nov. 14, 2013, awkwardly worded, "Strong North America Performance Validates Corn Market Share Gain for DuPont". Seems at an investment pow-wow yesterday, Paul Schlickler "President of DuPont Pioneer, discussed the continued growth of the Pioneer business... as well as plans to extend its leading global position in seeds."
"Leading"?? "Leading in seeds"?? Given the commercial reality that superior-managed Monsanto is the largest and leading seed enterprise in the world, this pretentious statement is deceptive PR bombast from DuPont Management. Fact is DuPont pays Monsanto hundreds of $millions every year in order to embed Pioneer's otherwise inferior seeds with Monsanto's superior GM traits! DuPont is the trailing spouse in the global seed business, like it or not. But Mr. Schickler and his PR pals will do anything to misrepresent DuPont's inferior and conspicuously lagging rank and to fool people, particularly farmers.
Indeed and in fact, after the colossal embarrassing failure to develop and commercialise their first big genetically-modified seed trait, DuPont OptimumGAP, DuPont AG Management is still using this "Optimum" label tainted with failure, such as the clumsy name DuPont OPTIMUM AquaMax for marketing corn. Successful players go with winning names, not losing names!
Merely the morning commentary of one individual investor and long-time student of the declining and
deceptive DuPont...funfun..
Continuing harassment from the unethical trash in the DuPont Management camp, Folks. Since many of these hostile hecklers stalking and systematically attacking independently-speaking investors have announced proudly they are DuPont employees, erstwhile and active, you get a good idea with these kind of stupid and petty people why DuPont is such a pronounced laggard behind Monsanto in seeds, and Syngenta in crop protection!
Imprelis, Tell Us! ...funfun..
Zig play fair. Don't forget to tell these good SYT folks YOU were also a career DD employee. In the interest of FULL DISCLOSURE of course. Retired after more than 20 years in a career working for DD right? So you're also one of those stupid petty people you complain about? Why else would you spend the last 11+ years of your life on these boards ragging about your former employer? That about says it all.
Zig, why don't you tell people here why you stayed if DD was so bad. Couldn't get a BETTER job elsewhere Zig? No company wanted a guy like you who spent his time compaining about his employer? Superior-managed SYT and other companies were smart enough to see right through you? What a surprise!
Tell us funfundvierzig, tell us! And don't give us that same tired old refrain about harrassment and how your free speech is shackled here because people dare to criticize your off-topic anti-DD posts.
As a DuPont Ag manager, think I know better than you where DuPont stands in the Ag business? Ya think? Monsanto is clearly Numero Uno in seeds, and has been for a decade. Syngenta is 2nd best globally. But DuPont getting the Bronze Medal in Ag business ain't bad, is it?
Optimum GAT? Anyone with half a brain inside the DuPont Ag business knew that was doomed to fail. Tell us, funfundvierzig, tell us, something we don't know!
Oops! Looks like our DuPont basher is at it again guys. Guess he gets confused and thinks he's still on the DD board. One too many martinis again last night Zig? Reposting the same junk here he posted yesterday on the DD board. Could you guys please post your latest and best entry point advice for SYT. And I want to hear from ALL of you. Thanks.


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disco_ninja posted on Oct 07, 2010 6:25:48 PM - Report post
I downloaded re4 trainner 1.1.0 and now I can't view the pictures on icon for my movies and photos.I tried deleteing it, even PAID for a Spyware/malware remover but I still can'y see my Icon pictures. I'm using windows 7. Has this happened to anyone else and how/can you fix it? Cause this is majorly ****ing me off.
Al-pucino posted on Oct 10, 2010 2:28:40 AM - Report post
Try re-downloading it again. Then restart your computer. Restarting usually helps get the computer refreshed after downloading a certain file or installing a program.
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lolikitty posted on Oct 10, 2010 5:44:53 AM - Report post
Same thing happened to me when i installed the Illustrator addon of Adobe Photoshop and simply didn't go away until i formatted the entire computer. Can't think why a trainer would have any effect whatsoever on any of your icons, you sure it's not something else you may have installed close to the same time?
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I guess I'll try it again. I tried multiple anti spy/malware programs and probably deleted something important, cause soon I couldn't even get on the net. I restored my computer to factory settings and now have litterally nothing to lose.
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Perhaps you've recently uninstalled a program which had a virus and it took away certain aspects and files from your computer. I recommend Norton anti virus or Avast.
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try this:
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Copy/Paste that into notepad, and save as something.bat
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Then run it. After your icons should be back.
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Will Hall, MA, DiplPW, is a counselor, consultant, and community development worker in private practice with families, individuals, couples and groups. A survivor of a schizophrenia diagnosis and leader in the recovery movement, Will has taught in more than 12 countries and gained international recognition for his work with mental diversity, including coverage in the New York Times, The Guardian, and Newsweek. Will's work supports individuals, families and groups to find new ways to understand and live with altered states, different realities, voices, paranoia, mania, and "psychotic" experiences. He has a certificate in Open Dialogue from the Institute for Dialogic Practice, a Diploma in Process Work, and has studied somatic, trauma, and Jungian approaches. He has led trainings for professional staff and case supervision with psychiatrists and therapists, is co-founder of Freedom Center, past director of Portland Hearing Voices, longtime organizer with The Icarus Project, and co-founder of PracticeRecovery. Will Hosts the FM show Madness Radio and is author of The Harm Reduction Guide to Coming Off Psychiatric Medications, translated into 9 languages. He is longtime meditator and yoga practitioner, and lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with his family.
www.willhall.net, www.practicerecovery.com, www.madnessradio.net.
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