Mykco, the NZX-listed shell left over when Malaysian investors bought back the internet company Mykris, has agreed to buy Corporate Holdings (CHL) for $6.1 million in shares in a backdoor listing for non-bank lender General Finance and NZX sponsor Investment Research Group.
The biggest shareholders in Corporate Holdings are Malaysia-based Rewi Bugo and Brent King. King will manage the group, taking charge of his first finance company since exiting Dorchester Pacific in 2006.
Under the agreement, Mykco will buy all the shares of CHL it doesn't already own for $6.1 million, satisifed by the issue of 104.3 million new Mykco shares. The transaction amounts to 16.27 Mykco shares for every CHL share, Myko said in a statement.
A group of investors including King, Bugo, investment banker Marvin Lee and the Business Bakery's Grant Baker and Stephen Sinclair bought General Finance in December from parties associated with James Lockie and William Cairns. Pro-forma assets of Mykco stood at $17.7 million as at March 31 and liabilities at $10.5 million. More than 80 percent of assets are loan receivables.
"It's a very interesting time in the property market, particularly in residential, and there are significant opportunities available for smaller participants," King said. The application for the backdoor listing is currently with NZX and Mykco hopes to have a decision in about a month, meaning it could hold a shareholders meeting to approve the transaction in late June, he said.
General Finance started business in 1999 as a second mortgage lender and expanded to a full range of home loan products two years later. It has been issuing prospectuses for term deposits since 2004. According to its last annual report, home mortgage lending peaked at more than $400 million in 2007, the year it sold its prime mortgage portfolio.
King founded Dorchester and built it into a $480 million company by assets but after his departure it was dragged down by a disastrous investment in St Laurence and went into a moratorium in 2009 because it couldn't meet payments to debenture holders. However, it had attracted Business Bakery as a cornerstone shareholder and unlike many finance companies, it survived the global financial crisis by convincing investors to accept a complex asset swap. It is now the profitable listed Turners Automotive Group.
General Finance has hired Greg Pearce as lending and credit manager, the same role he held at Dorchester between 1997 and 2008. Chief financial officer Garth Ward previously worked for Allied Nationwide Finance when it was placed in receivership in 2010.
After the transaction is completed, the vendors of the shares of CHL will hold more than 85 percent of Mykco. Bugo's Borneo Capital will hold 26.3 percent and King will hold 16.9 percent.


(Sacramento) Assembly Majority Leader Toni Atkins of San Diego was honored today with the Cornucopia Award from California Women in Agriculture, http://www.cawomen4ag.com/ . The award is given annually to an urban legislator who has demonstrated a willingness to enter into dialogue with agriculture.
San Diego County has the 12th largest agricultural economy of 3,000 counties nationwide. It also has more small farms than any other county in the nation. San Diego is the number one producer of avocados and nursery crops; number two in acres devoted to guavas, pomegranates, limes, and macadamias; and number 3 in honey production. The county is also first in number of part-time farmers and second nationally in the number of farms with women as the principal operator.
More information about San Diego agriculture is available from the San Diego Farm Bureau, http://www.sdfarmbureau.org/SD-Ag/Ag-Facts.php.


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Pastor Pankow grew up in Watertown, WI, the son of the business manager of our old pastor training school at Northwestern College. He comes from a long paternal line of pastors as his uncle, grandfather, great grandfather and great great grandfather were all pastors. He graduated in 1995 from the seminary and was called to serve two congregations in western Kansas and western Nebraska; being 67 miles apart. It was there that he met his wife Bekah. She is a farmer's daughter from Norton, KS and she was a member of the congregation in Norton.
Pastor and Bekah were married in 1996 and had two children during their time in Norton; Tristan and Rylee. In fall of 2000 Pastor was called to serve Beautiful Savior in Topeka, KS. During his 12 years there he served a congregation of about 100 souls. He was also elected as Special Ministries Chairman for the Nebraska District of the WELS. Pastor and Bekah were blessed with three more children in Topeka; Logan, Maia and Landon.
Bekah went to school in Lawrence, KS to become a massage therapist. She has enjoyed volunteering at school, baking and keeping her family clothed and fed. She now works at Covenant as a massage therapist four days a week. The children enjoy a wide variety of sports and also play several musical instruments.
The family enjoys going on bike rides together and occasionally playing board games. While driving by their house it's likely that you will see a football, basketball, or volleyball game in progress on the property.

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(Photo by Melina Mara/The Washington Post via Getty Images)WASHINGTON, DC – FEBRUARY 8: Capitol Hill staffer Ariel Eckblad is legislative director for Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) just outside of her office in the Cannon House Office Building on Capitol Hill in Washington DC on Friday February 8, 2019.
Twenty-two per cent of aides in the House of Representatives are non-white, as are 17% of aides in the Senate.
Twenty-two per cent of aides in the House of Representatives are non-white; in the Senate 17% of aides were people of colour.
Staffers working for Democratic lawmakers make up the majority of people of colour working for Congress – around one in three staffers in the House and one in four in the Senate identify as non-white.
The number of Democrats, who traditionally hire more people of colour, outnumber their Republican colleagues in the House of Representatives. There are currently 235 Democrats in the House and 197 Republicans (and three vacancies).


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To integrate, synchronize, and promote alternative knowledge of indigenous scientific, technological, and ancestral knowledge, based on universal principles and values, Human Rights and of Mother Earth, through applied actions to the fundamental pillars of society and firm commitments from its actors, in order to achieve integral peace, happiness, and the preservation of life.
Generate through dialogue, the integration and synchronization of the alternative technical knowledge of indigenous ancestral and scientific knowledge for the preservation of the life of Mother Earth and of human beings.
Reorient the values in the good use of technical knowledge of indigenous scientific, technological, and ancestral knowledge, within the framework of respect for human rights and dignity, and in accordance with the rights of Mother Earth.
Recognize indigenous scientific, technological, and ancestral knowledge as a powerful tool in the fundamental pillars of society for the well-being of humanity and Mother Earth.
Involve the governmental and non-governmental sectors in the commitment to indigenous science, technology, and ancestral knowledge.
Scientists and researchers, indigenous peoples, professionals in the area of physical and mental health, environmental management, engineering, ecology, green technologies. Academic and political authorities, students, society in general.
The Session will last approximately 8 hours, with the presentation of opening lectures and the development of the thematic lines proposed. Each thematic line will have a master lecture that will lay the foundations for the development of parallel thematic rooms; they will have different speakers who will present their research according to the determined methodology. The thematic rooms will be developed through thematic panels, conversations, and lectures.
First Theme: The indigenous scientific, technological, and ancestral knowledge applied in the ecological balance of Mother Earth.
Biodiversity protected through the knowledge and ancestral practices of indigenous peoples.
Science and technology for soil preservation and restoration.
Novel techniques in the use and treatment of solid waste.
Second Theme: Preserving Water Resources through Scientific and Technological Advances.
Recovery of bodies of water as essential resources of life.
The reusing and recycling of water as efficient alternatives for the preservation of life.
Novel techniques in water purification.
Adaptation to global changes in the environmental and geological setting.
Indigenous peoples' vision for adaptation to climate change.
Changes in the global scenario on the Paris Agreement.
Production of renewable energy to preserve life on Mother Earth.
2nd thematic line: Scientific and alternative advances for the preservation of the life of human beings.
Fourth Theme: Comprehensive health for peace, happiness, and preservation of life.
The heart: the essence of the life of human beings.
Longevity with happiness and quality.
Fifth Theme: Scientific contributions for the preservation of the life of human beings.
Ancestral medicine merged with science and technology for the preservation of life.
Preventive medicine to improve the quality of life of the human being.
Sixth Theme: Quality and responsible production of food to ensure life.
Design and implementation of techniques for agricultural excellence, while protecting natural resources.
Indigenous peoples' vision for the restitution of indigenous ancestral food.
Indigenous ancestral knowledge applied to responsible food production.
Nutrition as elementary science to ensure the preservation of life.


Home George W. Cook Dallas-Texas Image Collection Hotel ''Galvez,'' Galveston, Tex.
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Description Photograph of the Hotel Galvez in Galveston, Texas.
Notes Date refers to postmark. Recto: [inscribed on negative] Hotel 'Galvez,' Galveston, Tex., Photo by Trube. Verso: [postmarked] Galveston, Texas. Jul 8, 1 - PM, 1911.
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First post for the month, and its all just photos! Made 30 mini cheesecakes and my Chicago Mini Cheesecake pan worked overtime! These were for a friend who ordered it for an afternoon tea baby shower for her office colleague. These were the photos she took from the day. Aren't they just cute! I took some of the left over cheesecakes to work and everyone just drooled! Who wouldn't, right? Blueberry cheesecakes are all-time classics!
Thanks for the photos D!


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Living in Riverside
City of Riverside
City Entertainment
City Wine & Dine Spots
City Specs
Riverside has some of the most affordable golfing in Southern California, along with being a definite retirement destination. Riverside is a city located in Riverside County, California. It Riverside is a city in, and the county seat of, Riverside County, California, United States, located in the Inland Empire metropolitan area. It is named for its location beside the Santa Ana River. It is the most populous city in the Inland Empire and in Riverside County, and is located about 55 miles (89 km) east of downtown Los Angeles. It is also part of the Greater Los Angeles area. Riverside is the 59th most populous city in the United States and 12th most populous city in California. As of the 2010 Census, Riverside had a population of 303,871
Riverside Art Museum
March Field
Oak Quarry Golf Club
Located in the historic Mission Inn district of downtown Riverside, our architecturally significant 1929 building is a former YWCA facility designed by Hearst Castle and AIA Gold Medal-winning architect Julia Morgan.
The building's distinctive architecture as a work of art in its own right brought it to the attention of the Riverside Art Center in the 1960s. Purchased from the YWCA on July 5, 1967, Morgan's building became the proud home of the Riverside Art Museum.
Castle Park features 25 acres of family fun and excitement, making it the best amusement park in Riverside. Featuring 35 unique rides and attractions, four 18-hole Miniature Golf courses, and an arcade with state-of-the-art video games, we feature BIG fun for everyone in the family! Join us for one of our many special events including our spooky Halloween transformation into Castle Dark. There's something for everyone with our family dining options, rides, mini golf, Buccaneer Cove water play and Riverside amusements, and year round fun!
EXPLORE humanity's reach for the skies, and the pivotal role of Riverside's historic March Field in the development of flight. SEE early aircraft including the 1903 pioneer which launched the era of powered flight, World War II bombing icons and Cold War fighters, an MQ-1 Predator. and more. FIND something for everyone in your family at the March Field Air Museum. Open Tuesday through Sunday year-round!
The Riverside Fox Theater, also known as the Fox Performing Arts Center, was built in 1929, and is a Spanish Colonial Revival style building in the heart of downtown Riverside, California.
Oak Quarry is a thrilling, 18-hole, 72-par championship course, masterfully designed by Dr. Gil Morgan/Schmidt Curley Designs. The CGCOA's 2013 Course of the Year winds through the picturesque jagged terrain of the historical Jensen Quarry. Since opening in 2000, this unparalleled course has received many awards including "Best Course Inland Southern California," "Hole #14 rated Best Par 3 in Southern California," and "Hole #4 Prettiest Par 4." Oak Quarry features four sets of tee boxes to test every skill level. It offers the finest playing surfaces with greens in Pennlinks Bentgrass and fairways and roughs in 419 Hybrid Bermuda. The practice facility has an all grass driving range with chipping and putting greens.
Wine & Dine Spots
Greek Street Grill
Le Chat Noir French Restaurant
Backstreet
Koreana Grill
We are a fast casual restaurant serving authentic Greek dishes, the way they serve it in Greece! You will enjoy a full menu of salads, classic pita sandwiches, wraps, grilled meats and seafood complimented by flavorful sides such as feta fries, rice, and hummus. We pride ourselves on offering high quality fresh, healthy food that tastes delicious. Greek food is a great choice for a healthy, natural, low-fat diet. With our friendly service and casual atmosphere our guests can comfortably dine-in or just as easily take-out to enjoy at home or in the office!
Tony Cabral's love of good food and dream of owning his own restaurant was realized after his marriage to Olivia Luis. His journey began in the bi-centennial year 1976, when he purchased an old truck which was converted to a snow cone wagon. He and Olivia went into the neighborhood selling snow cones made with his family's syrup recipe for 25 cents each.
After decades of successfully running "Le Rendez-Vous" in the city of San Bernardino, we decided to open "Le Chat-Noir" in downtown Riverside to pamper our connoisseur clients in this area of the Inland Empire. Please visit our now established Restaurant and enjoy French Cuisine a la carte, made with lots of heart and soul.
The Backstreet made the best Pastrami and Corned Beef Sandwiches on the West Coast. The potato salad is the best you've ever had. The banana creme pie is world famous. We have been voted the Best Lunch Place, Best Outdoor Dining, Best Kept Secret, Best Power Lunch, Best Garden Lunch Place.
For over 28 years, Koreana Grill has been serving Riverside and the Inland Empire by doing what we do best — Korean BBQ — and we're serving up an authentic taste of it in an all-you-can-eat, buffet-style fashion. Since we opened, our mission has been to provide the best tasting, high-quality Korean BBQ at the most affordable prices possible. Over the years, we found out the simple truth -- the highest quality ingredients are the most essential part in making good tasting food. That's why we don't cut corners when it comes to quality. The only thing we cut is our prices so you can enjoy our fresh Korean BBQ with ease on your wallet. No wonder so many of our loyal customers span generations! We are proud to serve you, so come join us and simply enjoy our food.
West Coast University-Ontario
Platt College Riverside
At West Coast University, we offer an education that contributes to our graduates' success. In our campus facilities, we foster a culture of community and leadership. We consider it an honor and privilege to guide our students through their journey in healthcare education and we understand how transformational a degree in healthcare can be for every individual and their loved ones.
Located on nearly 1,200 scenic acres in Inland Southern California and distinguished by more than 60 years of high-impact research, UCR is a living laboratory for the exploration of issues critical to growing communities. One of the most diverse, inclusive institutions within the prestigious 10 campus University of California system, UCR serves as an incubator of new knowledge, an engine of social mobility, and an economic powerhouse.
Riverside City College is a public community college in Riverside, California. The college is part of the Riverside Community College District, as well as the larger California Community Colleges System.
Since our opening in 1985, Platt College has been dedicated to the principle that education is the foundation for personal and professional growth, and that students should have the opportunity to develop to their full potential. At Platt College, our mission is to provide a balanced program of instruction for our students to help them acquire the specialized knowledge and skills they need to take advantage of exciting career opportunities in many of today's in-demand fields. We at Platt College continuously update our offerings to best serve the needs of students and employers in today's dynamic Southern California business environment.
Norco College is a two-year public institution of higher education, one of three colleges in the Riverside Community College District (RCCD). The Norco College campus is located approximately forty miles east of Los Angeles in the city of Norco, Riverside County, California. Established as a campus of the RCCD in 1991, Norco College was granted Initial Accreditation by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) in January of 2010 and is the 112th independent college of the California Community College system.


The new Overseas Chinese Financial Centre is designed as a place for people to work, live and enjoy life. With a workforce of more than 12,000 people and accommodation for more than 5,000 people the new financial centre is designed with a strong sense of urban life created around a new city centre and connected public spaces. A central lake with public spaces defined by surrounding buildings will become the spiritual heart of the new city, a place for people to gather to enjoy all that city life has to offer from recreation, entertainment, healthy activities and shopping to work and accommodation.


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When you are creating Visit Schedules, it's great to use a Naming Convention when describing them.
freshOps uses the Visit Reference all over the WebApp, so a great Visit Name, will really help you move around and identify issues quickly.
When you have Late Shifts, or Shifts Awaiting Approval, or Viewing Visits in the Visits Calendar we always reference the Visit Name.
So if you call every visit name across all your sites for example "Daily Clean", you'll just see lot's of Daily Cleans and will have to Click on them to determine which Client,Site and Visit it is referring too, however, if you follow this guide, it'll make much more sense.
These examples should help understand this better.
Example 1: Fresh Building Supplies get's serviced each morning during the week.
Example 3: Fresh Building Supplies get's 2 services a day during the week and 1 service on Saturday in the morning and 1 service on Sunday at Midday.
You'll see above, by naming the Visits as we suggest I can easily see which Visit is being referred to. If we had not included the Site Name and the Frequency Details and named them all Daily Clean, this would be confusing.
PLEASE NOTE: Any changes to the Visit Schedule Details will require you to Re-Allocate your Team to this visit schedule.


FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. When some of the world's largest diamonds go on display at the Gotham City Museum, Batman knows Mr. Freeze won't be able to resist stealing them. But how will Batman protect the other exhibits?


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beijing, The Expat Life column, Travel with Kids
Last week's column, with pics
Buying a New Year's Day sugar cane.
Anna and friends. Notice how bundled up they are.
Chinese people think we are committing child abuse
to have an open coat like this.
Fireworks stand near our house. There were many of these.
Experiencing Chinese New Year
For the First Time in Beijing
It is truly exciting to be here for Chinese New Year. The holiday is like Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's and Fourth of July wrapped up into one holiday that celebrates family, nation and a love of food and fireworks. Before moving to China, I had only a vague awareness of the holiday, which barely extended beyond understanding that each year was named after one of 12 animals in the Chinese zodiac.
Here, a palpable buzz was evident about two weeks before the actual holiday, which fell on Sunday, February 18 and runs for 15 days, ending with this Sunday's Lantern Festival. Our kids enjoyed learning about the zodiac, with this being the Year of the Pig, and each child participated in a Chinese New Year's play at school. They understood that something was afoot, but all of us had only an inkling of the holiday's true significance.
Gift boxes of fruit and candy began appearing in large stacks in grocery stores and at little fruit stands all over town. Cartoon pigs and other decorations went up everywhere. Fireworks stands sprouted like mushrooms in a cave. Though they go off randomly year-round, the volume noticeably picks up day by day as the holiday grows near. The explosions rattled my nerves at first — I had a bit of a fireworks phobia before moving here — but I began to barely notice them.
By the first week of February, the parking lot of the local market up the street4 filled with New Year's lanterns and red decorations of every shape and size. On the busy Jingshun Road, people trailing overstuffed suitcases packed onto long-haul buses heading back to their hometowns or villages for holiday visits.
Chinese New Year is an especially momentous holiday for the millions of migrant workers from rural provinces who fill the country's booming cities. They often work in grueling conditions, living in unheated dorm rooms with no running water, while their entire families are left behind. The holiday marks their annual trip home, where they are expected to arrive bearing the fruit of their labor.
A couple of months ago, reporter Mei Fong profiled Wei Zhongwen5, a Beijing worker from the northeastern Jilin Province (which is close to Harbin). Several readers were moved to contribute money and I attended a ceremony at Beijing's Legal Aid society where Wei and 10 other workers gratefully received about 10,000 yuan (US$1,292). That night, 10 of the 11 were boarding a special migrant worker's train home, leaving at 2:30 am for an 18-hour ride that costs 60 yuan. They were particularly happy to have some extra cash to bring home.
Wei, their leader, spoke with an eloquence that surprised me. "Thank you from the bottom of our hearts," he began. "Though the money is not big it is very heartwarming for us that people pay attention to our lives. Having a voice in society is very important to us."
Those final words really moved me and prompted Rebecca and me to give some small gifts to some of the guards and other employees at our compound. Most of them are very young migrants and they stand duty all day and night in any and all weather. I thought it was important to acknowledge that we see them as people.
On the day of New Year's Eve, we put 10 yuan into 20 envelopes and the kids and I rode our bikes around and gave them out, along with oranges, which are said to represent good health and long life. Jacob enjoyed handing out the gifts and I reminded him to say "chun jie kuai le" ("happy Spring") each time. The guards seemed surprised, touched and a little nervous — I don't think they're supposed to accept presents.
We then drove downtown to Ditan Park, where a temple fair was kicking off, as were thousands of similar ones all over China. Because tradition calls for families to gather on New Year's Eve for a large meal, most people were at home preparing. The roads were amazingly empty, the fair uncrowded in sharp contrast to the throngs who would flock there the rest of the week. We watched a traditional lion dance, which excited the kids initially but couldn't hold their attention. They were more interested in the previous performance, which featured young children dressed up as emperors and empresses, and most interested in the carnival games.
We blew a lot of yuan to win three stuffed animals, stopped in the peaceful temple to light some incense, then headed home. Friends joined us and we all enjoyed gorging on mounds of jaozi (dumplings), the traditional New Year's food we asked our ayi (housekeeper) to make the prior day before giving her the afternoon and following week off. Later, we all drove down a nearby country road to set off some fireworks. The pyrotechnics scared me but it was thrilling to be outside on an isolated lane, listening and watching as the horizon lit up and booms reverberated in the distance. I wondered just how much it could pick up at midnight and appreciated the no-fireworks rule within our compound, which made it an island of calm.
By the back gate, a crowd of onlookers watched two American men smoking cigars and lighting Roman candles in the middle of the road. Nearby, two young Chinese men lit huge chains of fireworks while their dates held their ears. An old man rode up on a flatbed tricycle and loaded the large cardboard boxes that littered the street. We hustled the kids home and off to bed, as more cars pulled up to participate and watch the action.
At midnight, Rebecca and I watched a truly awesome fireworks display that filled the sky in every direction. Remarkably, it made everything that had come before seem tiny. All fireworks exhibitions I have seen in the past were municipal events with definitive boundaries and established beginnings and ends. This was all the result of uncoordinated individual launchings, which continued on for hours.
In the morning, the acrid smell of gunpowder hung in the air as we drove over to the apartment of our Chinese friends, George and Jen, to welcome the Year of the Pig. George's parents were ensconced in the kitchen, cooking up endless mounds of jaozi, which they added to the piles of food on the dining-room table. A bucket of KFC chicken sat amidst the traditional Chinese fare.
On our way home, we tried a shortcut and ended up on a busy, clogged little lane. We were in the shadows of the Beijing airport, but could have been deep in the country. We stopped to buy sugar cane from a fruit hawker, who took out a machete and started peeling a seven-foot stalk and cutting it into 18-inch sections. A crowd gathered and I urged Jacob and Eli to pass some of the sugar cane out to other kids. They did so happily and I didn't have to remind them to say "chun jie kuai le."
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Congrats Kenoi, Naeole, Hanohano and MARIJUANA!
67 out of 67 Precincts have reported.
Pakalolo will now become "Lowest Law Enforcement Priority of Canabis" with more then 53% of Big Island voters in favor of relaxing the laws.
Looks like this race will be going into the night.
Hawaii County Final print out can be found here.
Fox News has called it!
My in-laws just got back from New Zealand a few weeks ago. This is the second large earthquake that has hit there since they came back!
Whatever Happened to the Latest SMS Poll?
On September 24th I was Polled by SMS research about which candidates I was voting for and I blogged about it here.
This was the second time that SMS polled me. The first time they polled me, the results of that poll were published within 2 weeks.
I have not seen any results of the second poll that they polled me on. I wonder if this is because in the first poll that SMS conducted… they had Kenoi with a slight lead… so the Tribune did report on it, however, it's in their archives now, but I did blog about it here.
Why has the second SMS Poll not been published? Is it possibly because Pilago was in the lead in the second poll and the Tribune is pretty much a Union based paper that has endorsed Kenoi?
…Did you see the poll in the Hawaii Tribune-Herald and the West Hawaii Today?
No? Neither did I. hmmmm… wonder why?
I just noticed this Youtube video and it appears the reporter/cameralady was tossed from the Hilo High School polling precinct for using her camera inside the precinct.
I don't know what she was thinking of even bringing her camera into one!
I believe she, Heather Havey (SP?), may work for one of the local cable access companies here in Hilo… Possibly Na Leo?
I definately think Obama will be the next president.
It's been a while since I posted a Paul Ogata clip.
Get Off My Blog and GO VOTE!


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Loeb exits the rally! @ 10:04 AM - News Flash ... It appears that Sebastien Loeb has crashed out of Rally Australia on the 20kms of the first run through the Flynns test. Petter Solberg regains the lead by 46 seconds.


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Campo de Futebol – to stadion piłkarski w mieście Neves na Wyspach Świętego Tomasza i Książęcej. Swoje mecze rozgrywa na nim drużyna piłkarska FC Neves. Stadion może pomieścić 1 000 osób.

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