Little brother taking the wheel of the 8430, hes 10 years old haha.

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(video made in Norway of course) LYRICS!- They were farm kids way down in Dixie They met in high school in the sixties Everyone knew it was love from the start One July in the midnight hour He climed the water tower Stood on the rail and painted a 10ft heart In John Deere green On a hot summer night He wrote Billy Bob loves Charlene In letters 3 foot high And the whole town said that he should have used red But it looked good to Charlene In John Deere green They settled down on 80 acres Raising sweet corn,kids and tomaters They went together like a hand and a glove On a clear day from their front yard If you look and know what to llok for Off to the east you can still read his words of love In John Deere green On a hot summer night He wrote Billy Bob loves Charlene In letters 3 foot high And the whole town said the boy should have used red But it looked good to Charlene In John Deere green Now more then once the town has dicovered Painting over it ain't no use There ain't no paint in the world that'll cover it The heart keeps showing through In John Deere green On a hot summer night He wrote Billy Bob loves Charlene In letters 3 foot high And the whole town said that the fool should have used red But it looked good to Charlene In John Deere green Ahh,paint it green boy In John Deere green On a hot summer night He wrote Billy Bob loves Charlene In letters 3 foot high And the whole town said the boy should have used red But it looked good to Charlene In John Deere green ...
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Heierhoeve,Between Blerick and Grubbenvorst,Sevenum,the Netherlands,Nov 12,2007 Heavy equipment in action.

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Question by SofaKingSexy: Is my boss going to be upset or what?
I was trying to get his expense report done this morning (has to be submitted no later than 8 AM for him to get paid by this week) and we were having computer trouble. While I am trying to figure an alternative way to have his stuff submitted HE puts an order form for a free "John Deere" hat on my desk and tells me to go online and get it for him.

I told him I would gladly do it as soon as I got his expense report turned in (thinking his money was a little more important than a hat), so he was being rude. I went online and ordered the hat, only I marked the pink instead of the green. hehhee. I would love to see his face when that comes in the mail. Is he going to be upset?

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Answer by Aporia
No, i'm sure he'll be pleased.

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Question by Theenie Gray: Please can you finally help me name this song?
This is an old song, probably from some time in the middle 90's. I have been trying to remember the namer and singer for ages, I cant find anything with google but remember at the time the song was very popular. It is a female country singer (or group with female vocalist). I only remember partial lyrics. The song is about the contrast of small town life and city life and the woman is trying to decide which one she wants. It is upbeat.

Partial lyrics are:

"Small town, big city, bright lights oh so pretty..."

The chorus began with something like.. "Some day I am going to figure it out if I want... small town, big city..."

Other lyric fragments I remember are:

"Dear John or John Deere"

"The grass always seems greener on the other side..."

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Answer by Lindsay
It may be "heads Carolina, tails California" .

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Question by johnny cash: for a christmas card to my gf how does this sound?
i want to give her a card to her with her present and we have been dating for 2 years so this is sothin i should do but i want to say somthing like this """" hey baby all i want for christmas is to hold you in my arms and see your smiling eyes........and maybe crash the john deere""""
the only reason why i say the john deere thing is because shes a clumbs girl and drives it
also is this to cheesie or cute and if its cheesie then feel free to give me some of your ideas shes a farm girl and very cute

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Answer by Megan
well, you could write a romantic poem in her card!<3 how about this?-
Love is eternal
Love is immortal
Love is changeless
Love is ageless
Love is indefectible
Love is infinite
Love is interminable
Love is timeless
Love is undying
Love is uninterrupted
Love is forever
Love is unceasing
Love is supertemporal
Love is perpetual
Love is permanent
Love is perdurable
Love is immutable
Love is selfexistent
Love is enduring
Love is everlasting
Love is always
Love is in aeternum
Love is deathless
Love is boundless
Love is diuturnal
Love is constant
Love is eternal

Jack Klar

Or this?-
WITH A ROMANTIC HEART…
With a romantic heart I love you
With a knowing soul sincerely care
Meet me at our secret rendezvous
Undying devotion, I'll there declare
RAY LUCERO

Good luck and I hoped I helped <3

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John Deere 8430 breaking in hill country New Zealand style. How a real tractor should look
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Question by joshp0130: Resume objective help!!?
If the job add says "Applicants must specify they are applying for Electronic Controls Technician position" are you supposed to write this in your objective or just in the subject line of the e-mail? I'm thinking it should be in both so how does this sound: "To acquire the electronic controls technician position at John Deere."

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Answer by christina h
OK your objective is totally different from position. I know confusing to me too. Let me try to explain. Ok before you write in you objective add a line to your resume and name it Position/ Title one of the two. Your objective are things like what you will do for the company and the skills you can bring to said company. For instance this is mine becuase im going for the deputy city secretary position in my city.

Objective: To apply great customer service skills, fresh ideas, and a wonderful attitude towards making the City of Pampa the most friendliest city in Texas.

I hope this helps a little.

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Question by trater04: How to calculate the difference of the same field in two rows in Microsoft Access?
I have a table that has clock in time in one row and clock out time in another row. I need to be able to sum the hours worked in a day.

TIMESTAMP ETEMP# ETIORO PMNAME
1/2/09 8:56 AM 213 I John Deere
1/2/09 1:15 PM 213 O John Deere
1/2/09 1:43 PM 213 I John Deere
1/2/09 6:03 PM 213 O John Deere

I created two queries in access, one with clock in data and one with cloc out data and added the field DateVal for the day. I then created a query with the following SQL language.

SELECT ClockIn.DateVal, ClockIn.[ETEMP#], ClockIn.PMNAME, ClockIn.ETIORO, ClockOut.ETIORO, ClockIn.TIMESTAMP, ClockOut.TIMESTAMP, DateDiff("n",[clockin].[timestamp],[clockout].[timestamp])/60 AS [Hours]

FROM ClockIn INNER JOIN ClockOut ON (ClockIn.[ETEMP#]=ClockOut.[ETEMP#]) AND (ClockIn.DateVal=ClockOut.DateVal)

WHERE (((ClockIn.DateVal)=#1/2/2009#) And ((ClockIn.PMNAME)="John Deere"));

This is the result I get:

DateVal ETEMP# PMNAME ClockIn.ETIORO ClockOut.ETIORO ClockIn.TIMESTAMP ClockOut.TIMESTAMP Hours
1/2/09 213 John Deere I O 1/2/09 1:43 PM 1/2/09 1:15 PM -0.466666667
1/2/09 213 John Deere I O 1/2/09 8:56 AM 1/2/09 1:15 PM 4.316666667
1/2/09 213 John Deere I O 1/2/09 1:43 PM 1/2/09 6:03 PM 4.333333333
1/2/09 213 John Deere I O 1/2/09 8:56 AM 1/2/09 6:03 PM 9.116666667

How do I eliminate the duplication and get true hours worked for the day. I think it can be done with a subquery, but that is out of my league. Any help is greatly appreciated.

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Answer by Betty W
I don't know access syntex, but I can give you my 2 cents how to achive this using one simple query using aggregation.

convert your timestamp to minutes (timestamp - the date), then 8:56 will be 8x60 + 56 = 536, 1:15 => 795
1:43 =>823, 6:03=>1083. If Access can handle case statement, that will be great, if not, add a column called "sign", -1 for clock in, 1 for clock out.

select Sum (theCovertedMinutes * sign)
from your table
group by PMName

You will get -536+795-823+1083 = 519 minute

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