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Post by kaima on Feb 5, 2007 15:47:07 GMT -7
You just can't trust those Poles, they will try to claim the best of everything for themselves! From another forum: After Bratislava sorted out its right to the dessert wine label Tokaj/Tokay claimed exclusively by Hungary, it has embarked on a dispute about cheese with Poland. Only hours before the deadline, Slovakia submitted its objection to Poland's application six months ago to have the football-shaped smoked sheep cheese os~tiepok (oscypek/oszczypek in Polish) registered with the European Union as a protected Polish product. Ostiepok has traditionally been produced in the Tatra region on both sides of the Slovak-Polish border. The Slovak ostiepok (next to the radishes - brownish):  tinyurl.com/35thwqOne of the two traditional shapes of the Polish oscypek:  tinyurl.com/2aqnf4Slovak commentators criticize Bratislava for being merely reactive in uch matters, often at the very last moment. |
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Post by kaima on Feb 5, 2007 15:57:01 GMT -7
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Post by rdywenur on Feb 5, 2007 16:09:55 GMT -7
Kai...you obviously missed Nancy's class in URL 101 LOL
Look for it in her posts. I tried to do it here but the html code is not showing and only creates a link from my typing. I tried . and > but it is still doing it. Grrrrrr!!!! sorry.
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Post by bescheid on Feb 5, 2007 16:27:40 GMT -7
Ok Ok Ok Chris, I am trying to relocate the instructions of Nancy on this item. Annnd, I do not find it, darn. Just simply hate being the goat again. Would it not be much simpler to educate the computer to accept these computer generated url,s. I just simply hate to adjust to the demands of a machine, well,,,,,just not natural.   Charles |
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Post by rdywenur on Feb 5, 2007 16:31:16 GMT -7
I found them lest see if they post for me:
when we have long URLs to post, do this:
type: [url=
paste in the link
type ]
type a cute title
type [/ url]
Ahhh sweet success ;D ;D ;D ;D
Charles watch the brackets you want [ or] not } stay away from the curly ones
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Post by bescheid on Feb 5, 2007 17:39:18 GMT -7
Chris
Ok, I have hard copied your instructions for a for ever reference. And I will learn to use it. Now as a pass on {and please do not throw darts at my emage, it mentaly transfers to my pain sensers}
If a person paint transfers the url, then run up {tinyurl.com} then in the space provided per nudges, transfer the long url in the provided space, it will bring up the short url for transfer to the original aritcal presentaton. then the usual retransfer exchange after back spacing out the original url with replacment with the short url.
Well darn it, I am confused once again, {Scheße} ok, it is out of my system, from one of your earlier very wise comments, I am to smash some grapes and just have a large flask of wine and for get every thing for a minute.
{I still have a hard copy and will place it into a priority file of attention}
Charles
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Post by kaima on Feb 5, 2007 18:56:05 GMT -7
Kai...you obviously missed Nancy's class in URL 101 LOL Look for it in her posts. I tried to do it here but the html code is not showing and only creates a link from my typing. I tried . and > but it is still doing it. Grrrrrr!!!! sorry. What? I should advertise cheese from teh COMPETITION? I am Slovak, after all. Our cheese does taste better, other Slovaks have told me so. If Poles want a picture of their imitation cheese ;D ;D on the forum, they can post it! PS. How is that for an old dog to avoid trying a new trick? By the way, your pictures also did not come through. Kai the Sly |
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Post by rdywenur on Feb 6, 2007 0:04:34 GMT -7
Kai was this reference pointed to me? I did not post any pictures.
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Post by kaima on Feb 6, 2007 1:32:21 GMT -7
I found them lest see if they post for me: when we have long URLs to post, do this: type: [url= paste in the link type ] type a cute title type [/ url] Ahhh sweet success ;D ;D ;D ;D Charles watch the brackets you want [ or] not } stay away from the curly ones I must have misunderstood this posting. Kai |
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Post by bujno on Feb 6, 2007 2:51:26 GMT -7
 I read that it was all settled between our Gorale and your Gorale that oscypek and ostiepok are different kinds of cheese. So our Gorale are astonished now by your Gorale that they have objected it in the last hours of a 6-months period. I am sure that Gorale will menage to make a deal once again if threy go together to a good krcma. As to the taste of oscypek and ostiepok it is hard to tell  Why? Do you read Slovak? Here's what I found in the Slovak newspaper forum: >Slovenský oštiepok som už nejedol roky, ani by som ho asi nikde nedostal kúpi, po¾ský áno - takže oštiepok patrí jednoznaène Poliakom. vrtulka info |06.02.2007, 07:49 |< But certainly bryndzove halusky are still widely produced in Slovakia, why not register them with the bur Ea Ucracy? |
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