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Judge Thokozile Masipa has ruled that Oscar Pistorius must be referred for psychiatric evaluation following evidence that his actions may have been affected by an anxiety disorder when he shot and killed Reeva Steenkamp on Valentine's day last year.
• The court will reconvene on Tuesday to hear the details of the referral, including whether the state and judge will agree to the defence's request that Pistorius be treated as an outpatient. Masipa indicated she would be happy for him to be an outpatient, saying she did not intend for Pistorius to be "punished twice".
• Judge Masipa said the lay court was "ill-equipped" to decide whether the diagnosis of generalised anxiety disorder ought to be taken into account when considering the events of 14 February 2013:
The accused may not have raised the issue that he was not criminally responsible but evidence raised on his behalf clearly raises the issue and cannot be ignored.
• Referring Pistorius for psychiatric tests would ensure a fair trial, Masipa said. The decision to grant the application would cause a further delay to the court proceedings, but this was necessary, she added:
This is not about anyone's convenience, but rather about whether justice has been served.
• The observation would typically last 30 days. For the experts to compile their reports could take a further 30 days. Only then could the trial restart.
• Oscar Pistorius's uncle, Arnold Pistorius, speaking outside the court, said the family was "comfortable" with the judge's ruling.
That's it for this live blog for today. You can read a report on today's developments here. The live blog will be back on Tuesday morning, when the details of where, when and for how long Oscar Pistorius will undergo psychiatric testing will be revealed in court.
It looks as if that will be it from the high court today. I will post a summary shortly.
In the meantime, you can read a report of today's developments here.
Pistorius family statement
Arnold Pistorius says the family is "comforted" by the judge's decision to refer Oscar Pistorius for psychiatric assessment:
This is about a fair trial.
The decision gives the family "confidence" in the justice system. The judge was "thorough", he says.
Arnold Pistorius, uncle of Oscar Pistorius, is talking to reporters outside the high court now. He is not taking any questions.
There are reports that the Pistorius family is about to make a short statement.
Here is an extract from Judge Masipa's ruling:
Mental illness and mental defects are morbid disorders that are not capable of being diagnosed by a lay court without expert psychiatric evidence.
The accused may not have raised the issue that he was not criminally responsible at the time of the incident in so many words, but evidence led on his behalf clearly raised the issue and cannot be ignored.
A referral inevitably means more delays in finalising this matter but this is not about anyone's convenience, but rather about whether justice has been served.
Masipa said the decision to refer Pistorius was not intended to "punish him twice".
Pistorius stood in the dock today to hear Judge Masipa say she would allow the state's application to have his mental condition assessed.
On Monday, when Gerrie Nel told the court he intended to bring the application, Pistorius told reporters the move was "a joke".
The judge's decision has come as a surprise even to those at the high court in Pretoria:
Reuters has filed a brief report on this morning's dramatic events:
A South African court on Wednesday ordered Olympic and Paralympic track star Oscar Pistorius to undergo evaluation for mental illness, further delaying a murder trial that has already stretched into its 32nd day.
The state had asked for the evaluation after a psychiatrist told the court this week that Pistorius, who is on trial for the murder of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp last year, suffered from an anxiety disorder.
Prosecutor Gerrie Nel has argued he wanted to prevent the 27-year-old sprinter, who faces life in prison if convicted, from later appealing on the basis of a disturbed mental condition.
Defence lawyer Barry Roux had argued against the motion, saying it was "premature" to have the evaluation done now, as he planned to call other witnesses.
But Judge Thokozile Masipa ruled that a mental assessment would ensure that Pistorius gets a fair trial.
Masipa said the court would hand down the details of the assessment on Tuesday, adding it would be preferable for him to undergo the evaluation as an outpatient.
When the trial began on 3 March 2014, it was expected to last for three weeks. That timetable, of course, has already been stretched – we are the 10th week now, although there have been several breaks.
Judge Masipa had previously mentioned her need to attend to other cases, including an appeal panel she is due to sit on in June.
The latest delay will be the lengthiest so far. The court will presumably hear on Tuesday how soon Pistorius can begin his psychiatric observation – if he is permitted to do it as an outpatient, that should be rather sooner than if he needs to wait for an inpatient bed to become available.
The observation itself would then typically last 30 days. For the experts to compile their reports could take a further 30 days. Only then could the trial restart.
It is possible that Pistorius could receive his treatment in Sterkfontein psychiatric hospital.
Sterkfontein is a specialist forensic psychiatric hospital, part of the University of the Witwatersrand. (Dr Vorster is vice-dean of the university.)
The university website says of the psychiatric units it runs:
The acute psychiatric admission units are high turnover multidisciplinary units which provide specialist psychiatrist cover for casualty, as well as consultation-liaison psychiatry and outpatient psychiatry clinics over and above dedicated inpatient psychiatric care in designated units.
Each of the units provide a 24-hour emergency psychiatric consultation service through the casualties. Patients urgently needing psychiatric intervention/assessment include those who are acutely suicidal, psychotic, aggressive or who need crisis intervention. It is also common for psychiatrists to be called out to give advice on the management of delirium or other acute presentations with a behavioural component. Emergency assessments are carried out on site in casualty by psychiatric medical officers or registrars under consultant supervision.
Masipa made it clear that the evidence that effectively obliged her to grant the state's application for referral was that of Dr Merryll Vorster, the forensic psychiatrist who is actually a defence witness.
Vorster met Pistorius only twice, both times in May this year, well after the trial had begun, and after Pistorius had given his evidence on the stand.
Prosecutor Gerrie Nel made much of this timing, saying Pistorius's team had needed a "fall-back position" after his poor performance giving evidence.
Some commentators say defence counsel Barry Roux erred in calling Vorster as a witness and introducing the diagnosis of generalised anxiety disorder at such a late stage in the trial.
Judge Masipa indicated very early on when delivering her decision that she was tending towards the state case – her first mention of the defence's opposition to the referral was to call it "strange".
What needs to be decided by Tuesday?
State and defence teams will need to decide which hospital he will be treated at, and whether the chosen institution has space for him. They will be mindful of any further delays to the trial – the observation would generally last 30 days, but there might be a waiting period before treatment can start.
Judge Masipa indicated she was sympathetic to the defence request that Pistorius should be treated as an outpatient. Waiting times for an inpatient place in a psychiatric hospital can be several months, South African media reports.
Masipa says the aim of the referral is not to punish the accused. She agrees that the outpatient option would be preferable.
The court will adjourn until Tuesday, when the full ruling on the referral – including the terms – will be given.
Roux asks the judge to consider the option of Pistorius receiving treatment as an outpatient.
Judge grants order for mental health assessment
Masipa says she is satisfied the conditions of the application have been met. The decision is not taken lightly, she says.
Has the state made a case that the referral is warranted, Masipa says.
The defence wants to call another witness. But will that help the court on this issue, she says.
Vorster's evidence cannot replace a proper psychiatric enquiry, says Masipa. The doctor met with Pistorius only twice.
A proper enquiry would ensure the accused receives a fair trial.
'A doubt has been created'
Pistorius may have another defence relating to his possible diminished criminal responsibility, says Masipa.
This lay court is ill-equipped to deal with the evidence of Dr Vorster at this stage.
Masipa notes that section 78 does not define mental illness or mental defect. She has relied on case law for this.
Dr Vorster did not think generalised anxiety disorder was a mental illness, Masipa says. But the psychiatrist did concede that his ability to act in accordance with his understanding of right and wrong was affected by this disorder.
Masipa moves on to testimony from Vorster about Pistorius's "hypervigilance" around his fear of crime, his physical vulnerability and his anxiety disorder.
These factors were all operating at the time of the defence, she says. They affected the athlete's "fight or flight" response.
'The mental health issue cannot be ignored'
I do not agree that there are no allegations … The accused may not have raised the issue that he was not criminally responsible but evidence raised on his behalf clearly raise the issue and cannot be ignored.
The trigger to the application was the evidence of Dr Merryll Vorster called on behalf of the accused.
But Masipa says the defence is not arguing that Pistorius was not criminally responsible when he shot Reeva Steenkamp.
It is clear that counsel for the state was correct when he said the court has no discretion.
It looks as if Judge Masipa is leaning towards the state's side here.
Masipa says key part of section 78 is "if it is alleged" or "if it appears" – the implication here is that she does not feel the allegation of mental illness has to be proven, which Roux argued it must be.
Judge Masipa is talking about the relevant section 78 of the application, the state's case and the defence opposition.
Strangely. the application is opposed on behalf of the accused.
Judge Masipa arrives to give her ruling
The court is back in session.
We are still waiting for the judge to arrive, 20 minutes after the court was due to resume.
Pistorius' personal psychologist is talking with the defence legal team.
Gerrie Nel is not in the court room now; nor is his prosecution colleague Andrea Johnson.
Reporters in the high court say Arnold Pistorius is now briefing family members, including Oscar Pistorius' sister Aimee Pistorius.
Pistorius himself remains in the dock.
Arnold Pistorius, uncle of Oscar, has now joined the conversation. Reporters in court say they look solemn, but it's fruitless trying to second-guess the judge's decision. We need to wait for Judge Masipa to arrive.
Barry Roux, defence counsel, is now back in the court room and talking to Pistorius, along with another member of the defence legal team, Brian Webber.
Gerrie Nel is also back. Hopefully this means the judge will be here soon.
Reporters in the high court say counsel for state and defence have been called to the judge's chambers. We expect the judge to begin giving her ruling shortly.
Pistorius himself is also in court:
We expect Judge Masipa to arrive in court in five minutes or so. Reporters in the high court in Pretoria say lots of members of the Pistorius family are already in the court room, along with his coach, Ampie Louw.
If the judge does not allow Gerrie Nel's application to have Pistorius assessed, the defence is expected to plough straight on with further witnesses:
Morning summary
After a dramatic day of arguments on Tuesday, the court reconvenes this morning to hear Judge Thokozile Masipa rule whether Oscar Pistorius must be referred for a 30-day mental health evaluation in hospital.
• The application was made by state prosecutor Gerrie Nel, who said the diagnosis of generalised anxiety disorder made by forensic psychiatrist and defence witness Dr Merryll Vorster, raised the possibility that the accused was suffering a mental illness when he shot and killed Reeva Steenkamp.
• The defence has opposed the application, saying it has "no merit" and is premature, as the defence intends to call more witnesses.
• Nel said the state did not and will not make the case that Pistorius was mentally ill. But the evidence of Vorster is that his generalised anxiety disorder (GAD) might have affected his actions on the night he shot Steenkamp. If the court chooses not to refer, it could have a bearing on a future appeal, Nel claimed.
• The application is made under section 78 of South Africa's Criminal Procedure Act – there is a link to the full legislation here. The key point is whether Pistorius:
suffers from a mental illness or mental defect which makes him … incapable –
- (a) of appreciating the wrongfulness of his or her act or omission; or
- (b) of acting in accordance with an appreciation of the wrongfulness of his or her act or omission.
If Judge Masipa rules today that Pistorius should be referred, it will cause a significant delay to the trial (as Nel acknowledged). Waiting lists for inpatient treatment at state-run mental health institutions around Pretoria are reported to be several months long, although it is possible the athlete's case would be fast-tracked. The observation usually takes 30 days.
If, however, she rejects the application, it is assumed that Roux will continue with his remaining witnesses. He told the court on Tuesday that the next witness would deal with Pistorius's "fight or flight" response.
You can read Tuesday's live blog here and a report on yesterday's proceedings here. You can follow my tweets for today's key developments and summaries here.


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Hey guys,
I'll be going front mounted with my turbo upgrade. I really would like to keep my fogs though. And would rather not cut my bumper if I don't have to.
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One of the more astonishing calls to Radio Five Live's Six-O-Six recently suggested that Roy Evans ought to be dismissed as Liverpool manager. He is out of his depth was the crux of the argument, which somehow forgot the small matter of the Coca-Cola Cup last season.
It was a facile suggestion then and made even more so now that Liverpool have rediscovered the verve that deserted them in November. Those who witnessed their recent destruction of Manchester United could testify that this is a team with delicious potential, and that Evans is about as under water as Neil Ruddock in the three-foot end.
"Roy Evans has rebuilt Liverpool into a youthful, strong-looking team," Bruce Rioch, the Arsenal manager, said in the aftermath of their 3-1 defeat at Anfield on Saturday. "When you play an excellent side like them you get a measure of your own ability. We've got a lot of work to do if we want to challenge."
The inference was that Liverpool can win the Premiership, a challenge that will assume more weight if they defeat sixth-placed Aston Villa today.
Their greatest source of optimism comes from the strike partnership that once had the synchronicity of Morecambe and Costello, but has since gelled to an extent - Nottingham Forest supporters please note - that Stan Collymore provided the passes for all three of Robbie Fowler's goals on Saturday.
"People say that Robbie and Stan can't play together," Evans said. "I think against Arsenal they proved it is not a problem." He is realistic enough, however, not to underestimate Newcastle's 11-point advantage over his side. "We cannot afford any more slip-ups."
Kevin Keegan, a former Anfield player, said: "I believe Liverpool will still feature in the title race. I watched them beat Manchester United and some of their football was the best I've seen this season."
Villa's manager, Brian Little, has a "broken heart" to mend, not to mention a little restoration of morale after a 1-0 defeat at Queen's Park Rangers.
The boy with the crushed core is 18-year-old Lee Hendrie, who spoilt his debut by being sent off for a second bookable offence eight minutes into injury time. His chance to redeem himself will depend on Ian Taylor's ability to recover from ankle and shin injuries.
Top scorer Dwight Yorke is set to return after suffering a broken nose, while Mark Draper, replaced by Hendrie after 34 minutes at QPR, should recover from a bruised thigh.
The task for QPR today is a trip to Arsenal, who are searching for their first win in six League matches. Tony Adams is certain to return for the Gunners after suspension. "We need to make one or two changes in personnel," Rioch said. Brace yourselves for more stories linking the club to Paul Ince and Alan Stubbs.
Adams will be up against Mark Hateley, who completed the match against Villa bloodstained and with a broken nose. Not that the old warhorse was diminished, saying: "There's no way we'll go down."
Tottenham, who squandered a two-goal lead in their disappointing home draw against Bolton Wanderers, will have full-back Dean Austin available after a three-match ban for their trip to Southampton.
Matthew Le Tissier (calf), plus flu victims Francis Benali and Barry Venison all missed the Saints' 2-2 draw at Sheffield Wednesday and manager Dave Merrington will wait for fitness reports before finalising his team.
Middlesbrough, lying fifth, will make a late decision on Nicky Barmby for their visit to Everton. The former Spurs forward missed Saturday's 4-2 win over West Ham with an Achilles tendon injury. Paul Rideout is expected to spearhead the Everton attack after scoring on his return as a substitute in the 2-1 defeat at Coventry.
West Ham must tighten up at the back against Coventry today. Harry Redknapp, the West Ham manager, admitted: "Without Alvin Martin we have problems. It is like the blind leading the blind. I need to strengthen my defence as quickly as possible."
Wimbledon, without a win in 14 Premiership games, will be almost back to full strength at Chelsea, who are awaiting a fitness test on Dennis Wise. The Dons goalkeeper, Paul Heald, suffered a knee injury in the 1- 1 draw against Blackburn and Hans Segers could start a game for the first time since 7 March.
Sheffield Wednesday's Yugoslav imports Darko Kovacevic and Dejan Stefanovic could make their full debuts at Nottingham Forest, who may restore Scot Gemmill after leaving him out of the 3-1 defeat at Newcastle. That would allow Steve Stone to return to his favoured position on the right of midfield.
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Armenian Kingdom, Tigranes V (Herodian Tigranes I), c. 6 - 12 A.D.
"The reign of Tigranes V has generally been described as uneventful; his coins are similarly unremarkable. They do not commemorate any historical or military events but merely copy designs common to the Seleucid and autonomous city coinage of Mesopotamia, Syria, and Phoenicia. The standing Herakles/Vahagn, which was employed extensively by Tigranes the Great (CCA, 99-103), would have had particular appeal for the Phoenician population, as well as the Armenian." -- Frank L. Kovacs in "Tigranes IV, V, and VI: New Attributions"SH76981. Bronze two chalkoi, Kovacs AJN 20 6, Nercessian ACV 158 (Tigranes IV), Bedoukian CCA 153 (same), VF, superb portrait, nice green patina, old scratch on obverse, weight 5.606 g, maximum diameter 21.7 mm, die axis 0o, Damascus(?) mint, c. 6 - 12 A.D.; obverse heavily bearded head of Tigranes IV right, wearing Armenian tiara; reverse BAΣIΛEΩC TIΓPANOY MEΓAΛOY, Herakles-Vahagn standing slightly left, nude, right hand resting on grounded club, Nemean lion skin draped over left arm; ex Pecunem Numismatik Naumann auction 34 (2 Aug 2015), lot 496 (price realized €522.50 including fees); rare; $670.00 (�596.30)
Trajan, 25 January 98 - 8 or 9 August 117 A.D., Chalcis ad Belum, Chalcidice, Syria
The Chalcis ad Belum lie north of the modern Syrian village of Al-Iss near Al-Hadir, 25 km southwest of Aleppo on the west bank of the Queiq River (the ancient Belus River). Chalcis was distinguished from its namesake in Macedonia by its river. The river, but not the city, was named for the Semitic god Bel or Ba?al.RY84646. Bronze AE 26, RPC Online 3461 (8 spec.), Butcher 4a; SNG Munchen 511, SNG Milan 3, BMC Galatia -; SNG Cop -, VF, green patina with red earthen highlighting, well centered on a tight flan, some flatness bust high point, weight 14.003 g, maximum diameter 25.7 mm, die axis 0o, Chalcis ad Belum (Qinnasrin, Syria) mint, 25 Jan 98 - 8/9 Aug 117 A.D.; obverse AYTOKP KAIC NEP TPAIANOC APICT CE ΓEPM ∆AK ΠAPΘ, laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust right, from behind; reverse ΦΛ XAΛ/KI∆EWN in two lines, ∆ below, all within laurel wreath of eight bunches of leaves tied at the bottom; rare; $335.00 (�298.15)
Augustus, 16 January 27 B.C. - 19 August 14 A.D., Uncertain Mint, Anatolia or Syria
The mint, the quaestor who struck this type, and even the identity of the person in the portrait remain uncertain. The type has previously been attributed to Macedonia and the portrait identified as Brutus (Friedlander) or Caesar (Grant). David Sear notes the type has never been found in Macedonia. Finds point to Syria or Anatolia. It is possible that the type was issued, with his own portrait, by Sosius, a general under Marc Antony who was quaestor in 39 B.C. Much more likely, however, the portrait is of Augustus.RB71004. Bronze AE 27, RPC I 5409; Sear CRI 957 (Syria); AMNG II 29 (Pella), F, green patina, weight 17.823 g, maximum diameter 26.6 mm, die axis 180o, uncertain Anatolian or Syrian mint, obverse bare head right; reverse hasta (spear), sella quaestoria (quaestor's seat of office), and fiscus (imperial treasury), Q (for quaestor) below; previously a rare type but recent finds have made it somewhat easier to acquire; $300.00 (�267.00)
Tetrarchy of Chalkis, Coele Syria, Lysanias, 40 - 36 B.C.
Lysanias is called Tetrarch of Abila by Josephus. Lysanias' father Ptolemaios was married to Alexandra, Mattathias Antigonus' sister. Lysanias offered the Parthian satrap Barzapharnes a thousand talents and 500 women to depose Hyrcanus and put his uncle (or step-uncle) Antigonus on the throne of Judaea (Josephus B.J. 1.248). When Lysanias continued to support Antigonus against the Roman nominee Herod the Great, Mark Antony had him executed, and gave his territory to Cleopatra VII.GB90942. Bronze AE 19, Herman 11.g, RPC I 4769, HGC 9 145 corr., Lindgren III 1243, BMC Galatia -, VF, weight 3.505 g, maximum diameter 18.6 mm, die axis 0o, Chalkis sub Libano mint, c. 40 B.C.; obverse veiled female bust right, no inscription; reverse double cornucopia, flanked by four ligatures ΛYCA, TETP, APX, IΦ (Lysanias tetrarch and high priest); very rare; $270.00 (�240.30)
Augustus, 16 January 27 B.C. - 19 August 14 A.D., Uncertain Mint, Anatolia or Syria
The mint, the quaestor who struck this type, and even the identity of the person in the portrait remain uncertain. The type has previously been attributed to Macedonia and the portrait identified as Brutus (Friedlander) or Caesar (Grant). David Sear notes the type has never been found in Macedonia. Finds point to Syria or Anatolia. It is possible that the type was issued, with his own portrait, by Sosius, a general under Marc Antony who was quaestor in 39 B.C. Much more likely, however, the portrait is of Augustus.RP83708. Bronze AE 21, RPC I 5409; Sear CRI 957 (Syria); AMNG II 29 (Pella), gF, centered on tight flan, dark green patina, scratches, corrosion, weight 7.018 g, maximum diameter 20.7 mm, die axis 90o, uncertain Anatolian or Syrian mint, obverse bare head right; reverse hasta (spear), sella quaestoria (quaestor's seat of office), and fiscus (imperial treasury), Q (quaestor) below; previously a rare type but recent finds have made it somewhat easier to acquire; $270.00 (�240.30)
Philip I the Arab, February 244 - End of September 249 A.D., Antioch, Seleukis and Pieria, Syria
In 248, overwhelmed by the number of invasions and usurpers, Philip offered to resign. The Senate decided to support the Emperor, with Gaius Messius Quintus Decius most vocal of all the senators. Philip was so impressed that he dispatched Decius with a special command of the Pannonian and Moesian provinces. His loyal supporter, Decius, was, however, proclaimed Emperor by the Danubian armies in the spring of 249 and defeated and killed Philip in September.SH60141. Silver tetradrachm, McAlee 907a, Prieur 357, SNG Righetti 2027, SNG Cop -, EF, weight 10.949 g, maximum diameter 26.4 mm, die axis 180o, Antioch (Antakya, Turkey) mint, 247 A.D.; obverse AYTOK K M IOYΛI ΦIΛIΠΠOC CEB, radiate and cuirassed bust left, Gorgon's head on cuirass; reverse ∆HMAPX EΞOYCIAC YΠATO Γ (tribune of the people, consul for the 3rd time), eagle standing right, head right, wings open, wreath in beak, ANTIOXIA over S C (senatus consulto) in exergue; $250.00 (�222.50)
Philip I the Arab, February 244 - End of September 249 A.D., Antioch, Seleucis and Pieria, Syria
MON VRB stands for MONETA VRBIS. According to H. R. Baldus this initial issue of coins was minted in Rome. Indeed the portrait style is unmistakably that of the mint of Rome, and even if the coins were actually minted in Antioch, the dies were surely engraved by the Rome mint.SH60149. Billon tetradrachm, McAlee 899, Prieur 304, BMC Galatia 507, EF, weight 13.825 g, maximum diameter 27.6 mm, die axis 0o, Rome or Antioch (Antakya, Turkey) mint, 244 or 246 A.D.; obverse AYTOK K M IOYΛ ΦIΛIΠΠOY CEB, laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust right, from behind; reverse ∆HMAPX EΞOYCIAC (tribune of the people), eagle standing facing on ground line, wings open, head and tail left, wreath in beak, S - C (senatus consulto) below wings, MON VRB in exergue; double strike evident in obverse legend, minor flan crack, small encrustations, very sharp, handsome portrait and eagle; $250.00 (�222.50)
Northern Syria, 3rd Century A.D.
This type has long been attributed to Pharaoh Nektanebo II. Butcher, however, notes it is quite common in the vicinity of Antioch and in Northern Syria and the obverse style is similar to third century Antiochene zodiacal type coins. He suggests they may have been struck under Hadrian.
RY77448. Bronze AE 16, Butcher p. 405, 11; Weiser p. 16, 1 (Nektanebo II, Memphis, Egypt), aVF, scratches and marks, weight 3.396 g, maximum diameter 16.0 mm, die axis 0o, uncertain (Antioch?) mint, 3rd century A.D.; obverse ram (Ares) leaping left, head turned back right; reverse balance scale (Libra); $240.00 (�213.60)
Elagabalus, 16 May 218 - 11 March 222 A.D., Dium, Coele Syria
Rosenberger describes the altar as a "figure (?) with plumes headdress, on pedestal." The Rosenberger coin is worn and the "figure" is a bit taller and thinner than our altar, but the coin does seem to be this same type.
The site of ancient Dium (Dion, Decapolis) has not been conclusively identified. The four leading candidates for Dium are Tell al-Husn and Edun, both near Irbid, in north Jordan, Kufr Abil, near Pella, and Tell al-Ash'ari, near the Syrian border town of Der'a.RY77849. Bronze AE 22, Rosenberger 9 corr., Spijkerman 10 var. (legends), Sofaer 10 var. (legends), Meshorer -, SNG ANS -, SNG Hunterian -, BMC Galatia -, aF, earthen deposit highlighting, tight flan, corrosion, weight 7.701 g, maximum diameter 22.0 mm, die axis 180o, Dium mint, 219 - 220 A.D.; obverse AV KAI MAV ANTWNINO, laureate and draped or cuirassed youthful bust right, from the front; reverse hexastyle temple, flaming altar within under central arch, ΓΠ-C (year 283) divided above roof, ∆IHNWN in exergue; very rare; $225.00 (�200.25)
Antioch, Roman Provincial Syria, Municipal Coinage, Fall 48 - Spring 47 B.C.
The countermark is similar to a group of countermarks from Antioch, Chalkis, Laodicaea, Seleukia, and Damascus, all cities controlled by Cleopatra (except for Antioch, which nevertheless appears to have issued coins for Antony and Cleopatra). Richard McAlee notes, "it now seems likely that the countermark portrays Cleopatra, and was used to mark coins circulating in the Syro-Phoenician territories which were given to her by Mark Antony." Older references identified the head as Apollo.RY84165. Bronze AE 23, McAlee 43; RPC I 4216; BMC Galatia p. 155, 35; SNG Cop -; countermark: McAlee p. 74, note 25, VF, green patina, earthen deposits, tight flan, weight 11.436 g, maximum diameter 23.3 mm, die axis 0o, Antioch (Antakya, Turkey) mint, 48 - 47 B.C.; obverse laureate head of Zeus right, countermark: head right (Cleopatra?) in an oval punch; reverse ANTIOXEΩN THΣ MHTPOΠOΛΩΣ, Zeus seated left holding Nike and scepter, date IΘ below; $225.00 (�200.25)
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Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly ski hotel with a ski shuttle
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Conveniently near skiing facilities, this Fiemme Valley hotel is located in the mountains within 3 mi (5 km) of Galleria d'Arte Europa, Cavalese Gondola, and Cavalese Ski Area. Cavalese Centre of Contemporary Art and Palazzo della Magnifica Comunita di Fiemme are also within 3 mi (5 km).
Jump on the free ski shuttle for a day on the slopes before returning to Wellness & Family Hotel Veronza for a meal at the restaurant or a drink at the bar/lounge. Additional amenities include an indoor pool and a steam room.
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All 180 rooms provide conveniences like sofa beds and refrigerators, plus WiFi and satellite TV. Guests will also find room service, hair dryers, and safes.
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After a day on the slopes, enjoy a swim in the indoor swimming pool or use the hotel's other facilities, including a fitness center and a steam room. For a free ride to the slopes, hop on the mountain hotel's complimentary ski shuttle. At the end of the day, order après-ski drinks at the hotel's bar.
The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. This ski hotel also offers ski storage, a children's pool, and a complimentary children's club. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Children's club (free)
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- Total number of rooms - 180
- Number of floors - 3
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- One meeting room
- Multilingual staff
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- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
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- Sauna
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- Family Hotel
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- Sofa bed
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Available in all rooms: WiFi (surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
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Room Amenities
- Phone
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- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
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- Bidet
- Shower only
- Satellite TV service
- In-room safe
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- Cribs/infant beds available
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Room service (limited hours)
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Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Wellness & Family Hotel Veronza has a restaurant on site.
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An indoor pool and a children's pool are on site. Other recreational amenities include a sauna and a fitness center.
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Check-in time ends at 11 PM
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Editor's Note: Below is a rare communication from George Prell. He passes on a few potato growing tips to his friend Karl, which I hope are as revolutionary for your survival gardening this season as I believe they will be for mine. – John
Dear Karl,
It is good to hear that you have such an avid interest in growing potatoes. But before you order seed potatoes I want to tell you some facts that might help in growing them.
I had about given up on the tower method, but I just read what might have limited the yield I got. I found out that short-season potatoes produce early and then quit. In a tower setup you may only have tubers in the first six inches of soil and then just get vines.
This is from Greg at Irish Eyes Garden City Seeds, at Tipnut. I found it when I Googled "Growing Potatoes in Wood Chips".
So I looked up "late season potatoes" and found ten varieties at "MainePotatoLady", a very neat site. These varieties are 90-110 days.
Temperature is very important too. "When the temperatures in the daytime get above 80 degrees F , the potato plant basically shuts down. "The Best Potatoes in the World -or- What Makes Idaho Potatoes so Idahoy".
I don't remember the source, ( I'm looking) but found that potato plants like total darkness at night. Some plants are sensitive to light at night, even car headlights.
Armed with this new information I hope to try again this year and even grow some indoors in Perlite. I hope this helps, Karl.
Your friend,
P.S. You might want to look at "Growing Potatoes in Perlite", by Terry DelValle, and Better Hens and Gardens, "Lazy Bed Method".


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First, via Businessweek:
Rampant domestic inflation was mirrored, franc for franc, in markets overseas. Foreign governments intervened to buy dollars to shore up America's currency (and their export trade). This left their central banks swollen with greenbacks. "Foreigners buying dollars caused a monetary expansion, similar to today," says Ronald McKinnon, an economist at Stanford University. Meanwhile, America's gold stock had dwindled to $10 billion, half its 1960 level. The gold standard now existed only in name, for foreign banks held far more dollars than the U.S. held gold. This left the U.S. vulnerable to a run.
President Nixon announced the closing of the gold window and a 10% tax on imports on August 15, 1971 (via American Presidency Project). Watch the video of Nixon's address to the nation here.
The third indispensable element in building the new prosperity is closely related to creating new jobs and halting inflation. We must protect the position of the American dollar as a pillar of monetary stability around the world.
In the past 7 years, there has been an average of one international monetary crisis every year. Now who gains from these crises? Not the workingman; not the investor; not the real producers of wealth. The gainers are the international money speculators. Because they thrive on crises, they help to create them.
In recent weeks, the speculators have been waging an all-out war on the American dollar. The strength of a nation's currency is based on the strength of that nation's economy--and the American economy is by far the strongest in the world. Accordingly, I have directed the Secretary of the Treasury to take the action necessary to defend the dollar against the speculators.
I have directed Secretary Connally to suspend temporarily the convertibility of the dollar into gold or other reserve assets, except in amounts and conditions determined to be in the interest of monetary stability and in the best interests of the United States.
Now, what is this action--which is very technical--what does it mean for you?
Let me lay to rest the bugaboo of what is called devaluation.
If you want to buy a foreign car or take a trip abroad, market conditions may cause your dollar to buy slightly less. But if you are among the overwhelming majority of Americans who buy American-made products in America, your dollar will be worth just as much tomorrow as it is today.
The effect of this action, in other words, will be to stabilize the dollar.
Now, this action will not win us any friends among the international money traders. But our primary concern is with the American workers, and with fair competition around the world.
To our friends abroad, including the many responsible members of the international banking community who are dedicated to stability and the flow of trade, I give this assurance: The United States has always been, and will continue to be, a forward-looking and trustworthy trading partner. In full cooperation with the International Monetary Fund and those who trade with us, we will press for the necessary reforms to set up an urgently needed new international monetary system. Stability and equal treatment is in everybody's best interest. I am determined that the American dollar must never again be a hostage in the hands of international speculators.
I am taking one further step to protect the dollar, to improve our balance of payments, and to increase jobs for Americans. As a temporary measure, I am today imposing an additional tax of 10 percent on goods imported into the United States. This is a better solution for international trade than direct controls on the amount of imports.
This import tax is a temporary action. It isn't directed against any other country. It is an action to make certain that American products will not be at a disadvantage because of unfair exchange rates. When the unfair treatment is ended, the import tax will end as well.
As a result of these actions, the product of American labor will be more competitive, and the unfair edge that some of our foreign competition has will be removed. This is a major reason why our trade balance has eroded over the past 15 years.
At the end of World War II the economies of the major industrial nations of Europe and Asia were shattered. To help them get on their feet and to protect their freedom, the United States has provided over the past 25 years $143 billion in foreign aid. That was the right thing for us to do.
Today, largely with our help, they have regained their vitality. They have become our strong competitors, and we welcome their success. But now that other nations are economically strong, the time has come for them to bear their fair share of the burden of defending freedom around the world. The time has come for exchange rates to be set straight and for the major nations to compete as equals. There is no longer any need for the United States to compete with one hand tied behind her back.
The range of actions I have taken and 2 Proclamation 4074. proposed tonight--on the job front, on the inflation front, on the monetary front is the most comprehensive new economic policy to be undertaken in this Nation in four decades.
Here is the Office of the Historian's take on what happened (State Department):
Under the Bretton Woods system, the external values of foreign currencies were fixed in relation to the U.S. dollar, whose value was in turn expressed in gold at the congressionally-set price of $35 per ounce. By the 1960s, a surplus of U.S. dollars caused by foreign aid, military spending, and foreign investment threatened this system, as the United States did not have enough gold to cover the volume of dollars in worldwide circulation at the rate of $35 per ounce; as a result, the dollar was overvalued. Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson adopted a series of measures to support the dollar and sustain Bretton Woods: foreign investment disincentives; restrictions on foreign lending; efforts to stem the official outflow of dollars; international monetary reform; and cooperation with other countries. Nothing worked. Meanwhile, traders in foreign exchange markets, believing that the dollar's overvaluation would one day compel the U.S. government to devalue it, proved increasingly inclined to sell dollars. This resulted in periodic runs on the dollar.
It was just such a run on the dollar, along with mounting evidence that the overvalued dollar was undermining the nation's foreign trading position, which prompted President Richard M. Nixon to act.
Below is a chart comparing the year-over-year percent changes in the Monetary Base (green), Money Supply (M2, in blue), Consumer Price Index (inflation, in red), Real GDP (orange dashed line), Gold (black), and Oil (yellow) between 1960 and 1985. You can see that Monetary Base and M2 (money supply) growth kept making higher highs between 1960 and 1973 and remained elevated (with dips during recessions). And the oil price shocks only made the inflationary pressures worse.
I took out gold and oil and added the S&P 500 Index (black) to the chart (right scale).
To kill off the inflation that occurred in the 1970s and early 1980s, the Fed began a tightening cycle that sent the Effective Federal Funds rate to a high of 10.78% in 1973, 12.92% in 1974, 10.03% in 1978, 13.78% in 1979, 18.90% in 1980, 19.10% in 1981, and 14.94% in 1982 (source: St. Louis Federal Reserve).
Here's a chart showing the Effective Federal Funds Rate, the CPI (year-over-year % change) and the S&P between 1960 and 1985. It's pretty clear that the "Nixon Shock", high inflation, the Fed tightening cycle, and the oil price shocks (more inflation) kept the secular bear market going between 1968 and 1982 (black line). The S&P chart looks better in real terms.
Today the federal funds rate is close to 0% because the U.S. is still dealing with deflationary pressures from the previous crisis. And since the Fed can't go lower than 0%, the monetary base and M2 (money supply) have gone parabolic because of the Fed's QE program and deficit spending by the government.
So, going forward, the U.S. will either experience another period of asset price and debt deflation in a new recession (deleveraging the leverage from 2009), or we'll see a period of stagflation that will rhyme with the 1970s (asset price bubbles + deleveraging cycle versus inflated money). A currency crisis or protectionism could also destabilize trade, prices and the global economy.
More from the Office of the Historian:
A success at home, Nixon's speech shocked many abroad, who saw it as an act of worrisome unilateralism; the assertive manner in which Connally conducted the ensuing exchange rate negotiations with his foreign counterparts did little to allay such concerns. Nevertheless, after months of negotiations, the Group of Ten (G–10) industrialized democracies agreed to a new set of fixed exchange rates centered on a devalued dollar in the December 1971 Smithsonian Agreement. Although characterized by Nixon as "the most significant monetary agreement in the history of the world," the exchange rates established in the Smithsonian Agreement did not last long. Fifteen months later, in February 1973, speculative market pressure led to a further devaluation of the dollar and another set of exchange parities. Several weeks later, the dollar was yet again subjected to heavy pressure in financial markets; however, this time there would be no attempt to shore up Bretton Woods. In March 1973, the G–10 approved an arrangement wherein six members of the European Community tied their currencies together and jointly floated against the U.S. dollar, a decision that effectively signaled the abandonment of the Bretton Woods fixed exchange rate system in favor of the current system of floating exchange rates.
Finally, here's an important paragraph from that Businessweek article:
"Friedman's prediction that, left to the market, currencies would regulate themselves with only gradual adjustments proved wildly incorrect. The dollar plunged by a third during the '70s, and currency volatility has threatened several national economies since; in 1997, Asian and Latin American countries were wrecked by currency runs. To this day, Volcker regrets that Bretton Woods was abandoned. "Nobody's in charge," he says. "The Europeans couldn't live with the uncertainty and made their own currency and now that's in trouble.""
This post is somewhat related to this post: PIMCO's Bill Gross Made An Interesting Point About Investing Since The Early 1970s.


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A very disappointing review from Garnett. He appears to be so unimpressed with the single that he doesn't bother to review it; instead he chooses to show how cool he is by denouncing the genre as completely average country tinged rock.
Although complimentary in part, any compliments are back-handed and Garnett tries to distance himself from giving the reader any impression that there might be anything worthwhile in Nichols' music - "Nichols was HANDED the award" (he didn't win it)
"Technically smart and well crafted songs but totally tired territory "
Back to the review of the single - it doesn't exist. There is no discussion of what is good or bad in either of the songs, in fact little to show that Garnett had listened to either of them.
By contrast, the reviews by Sam Sauders in [url=http://www.whisperinandhollerin.com/reviews/review.asp?id=3109] Whisperin and Hollerin[/url] and Bob Henderson in [url=http://www.studentguru.co.uk/musicguru/cdreviews/RobNichols]Music Guru[/url] take the time to discuss both songs, their lyrics, performance and production.
Both Henderson and Saunders were impressed by both songs on the release and took the time to share their impressions with their readers.
""Words and Numbers" has the timber-framed resonance of respectful Americana. From the guitar solo to the movie-voice samples the frontier openness is lovingly added to a rather English song of reluctant self-discovery and tentative hope" (Sam Saunders)
"A different approach is taken on 'For Someone', a much more mellow affair which musically at least pays homage to the likes of Elliott Smith. Effects on the guitar give a slightly woozy, dream-like feel to proceedings, and his on-the-verge-of-tears vocals top it off brilliantly:
"Some of the same things that bring me down, I sometimes find strength in / Some are worth nothing, you were worth every one."
Moving, evocative stuff." (Bob Henderson)
But even had they not liked the songs, I would have hoped that they would have gone into the same depth with their treatment of them.
I started by saying that this was a disappointing review.
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My £0-10kpm 6 month challenge - selling mobile to local businesses (deadline 31st March 2013)
For the past few months, I have been learning everything I can about anything mobile marketing-related.
I have been formulating a business model, solidifying the product/service I will be offering, sourcing the service providers that I will outsource work to, locating and testing the software programmes that will do the things I need to do, building demo sites, building a presentation, designing and ordering prospecting materials, testing the water with some cold-calling, soaking-up all the mobile marketing WSO's I can get my hands on, and generally exciting myself into a frenzy (okay, not quite) at the potential of what I now have to offer.
Aside from a few demo sites to be designed, I am ready to hit the phones and the streets of England and build the future I've always wanted, using this fantastic opportunity as my vehicle.
So, with that said, I have set myself the audacious target of earning £10,000 per month by the end of March 2013. This will be take the form of set-up fees and residuals. If I can't get there with this business, then I may as well get a job when this is over. Or jump off a bridge.
For the last 13 years, I have dabbled in all manner of hair-brained business ideas, schemes and scams, and all kinds of jobs to pay my way.
The result of this is that I have learnt that I have lived as one giant procrastinator. Up until today, I can safely say that you could never have called me a man of action.
Yep, I have spent my life waiting for all the lights to be green before even driving my car off the drive. I have over-analysed things to buggery, and I have planned, planned, planned, and then stopped before I even got going, jumping onto the next great idea.
No more.
For the last 11-or-so of those years, I have been into Internet marketing, doing nothing different to you, I'd imagine. I've done it all - AdSense sites, Google cash/Adwords, affiliate marketing, blogging, membership sites, etc., etc., etc.
And I was at the end of the road until last year, and I had to get a job as I was running out of cash. So I got a job working in a local, independent jewellers.
Well, that really opened my eyes up to this offline marketing stuff.
The owner of the shop - a lovely chap - was hopeless when it came to computers and the Internet (still is - hoping to get him on board). And one of the things he wanted help with when I came on board, was with their marketing.
So I sorted their website (it had been thrown-together by the part-time lady's son), and got them selling on eBay.
But more importantly, I realised that everything I'd learnt these past few years, was diamond information to these bricks-and-mortar businesses. So I started to get myself up to speed with offline marketing - initially with SEO, Adwords, etc., and now with mobile.
Which leads me here.
The opportunity, as far as I can see, is mind-blowing. And with what I have in mind, and how I plan to build/sell this, it should be like shooting fish in a barrel, if I keep my head down.
My goals for the past 10 years or so have been to travel the world with a guitar on my back, working from a laptop, meeting people from all corners of the globe - with someone special, ideally. I haven't got there yet, but I now have the key.
I've always been late to the party with everything else I've done. But with this mobile thing, I feel like I'm standing before the wave, with a finely waxed surfboard ready to go.
Yes, I want the fast cars, bikes, and a boat. But most of all, I want to be free, I want to enjoy my loved ones as best I can, and I want to leave the world better than I found it.
I'm doing this thing full-time. Fortunately for me, I'm making just enough to live from bits-and-bobs I have coming in, which means I have had the time to build this thing properly, and I now have the time to prospect like a mofo.
I will be spending my prospecting time during the day cold-calling, booking presentations, and walk-ins. Evenings I will be building lead lists of folks I will contact, and posting ads, networking at meetings/events, etc.
For the next 6 months, I will be eating, sleeping, and breathing this stuff. £10kpm is my goal, and I will do what it takes to get there.
That's why I will be prospecting using methods that give the biggest bang for my buck. And that's cold-calling, walk-ins, and presentations, principally. I'll likely only be emailing when I have to, or for those I simply couldn't reach via the phone, or for following-up on calls/meetings. I won't be using email as a prospecting method - merely to follow-up.
If there's one I've learnt these last few years, from my experience in all the things I've done, it's that you just can't beat getting on that dog and bone and going to see people. And with my demo sites, walking into a town centre and showing folks their crap website versus my excellent demo - with SMS/vouchers/loyalty programme/virtual tour, etc., etc., I really think that, aided by the ease of whipping out my phone and demoing, that walk-ins will be the making of my business.
Now, I should point out that I'm actually very shy and quiet - always have been, likely always will be. But I'm no stranger to these methods. And my enthusiasm, knowledge of my product, and the fact that my shyness makes me fly under-the-radar somewhat, will be my strengths.
I'm not entirely sure of my motives for starting this thread. I had the idea to start it a few days ago, when I gave myself the £10kpm goal.
But since then, I've been trying to work-out where my desire to post this stems from.
There certainly is no monetary motive. It's not like I have a product here I can promote. I have thought about starting a list/network for like-minded men in marketing. Perhaps I will. And I'll possibly add a link to that from my signature file in due course, if I set it up. But if I do, it'll be to share how I'm getting on, sharing tips, wins, losses, and ideas, as opposed to it being a pitch-fest.
I have thought that by starting this thread, in a small way, I'm adding to my own competition. But having said that, the world is a big place. And I'll certainly never take over the whole of the UK by myself. This mobile thing has always been my foot-in-the-door, too, as I also offer SEO, PPC, social media, and all that good stuff.
Besides, everyone else is building this by blasting emails out, or using sneaky methods using the latest-and-greatest technique. My bulging email inbox is testament to this. I'm surprised it hasn't blown-up, what with the most recent explosion these last few days, offering the latest, must-have WSO offering, being pitched by every man and his dog.
Yep. That's fine for me. Whilst everyone else is tripping over themselves for the latest 'weird trick', or 'sneaky tactic', ol' Scottyboy will be on the phone booking presentations and going to see people. And that's part of what this thread will be focusing on - my prospecting methods.
I have no reason to be worried about losing face on this forum if I don't live up to my goals, as I am hardly known here, with less than 50 posts to my name. So that's not the driving force.
I think one of the reasons for this post is that it will help keep me focused. By making the regular update posts, I will be holding MYSELF accountable, and my work-rate and results will be there in front of me as a reminder.
It'll be a place where we can all share what's working for each other, learning from one-another, and posting our wins and ideas.
It'll hopefully serve as a source of support for me, in my weakest moments when I want to throw in the towel, or buy the latest 'ninja email subject line' WSO instead of doing what I should be doing. So I'll be relying on you, fellow Warrior, to help remind me of my mission.
I hope it will help others to succeed, too. It's a natural thing to feel good about helping others. And being a man, I'm driven to lead and inspire, so that will also be a motive.
Whatever the reason, I think this thread will help me to stay on the path toward my £10,000 per month, and I'd like to think it will help you work toward your goals, too.
I plan to hit my local town next week, doing walk-in demos, setting mock-up mobile website presentations. So for this, I want as many demo sites set-up in as many different markets as possible. These next few days I'll be building these in preparation.
I'll keep you posted as to how it's going, and I'm happy to answer any questions as to what/how/why I'm doing, also. And if I can help you with anything, all the better.
And then I aim to report back on a regular basis with my activity and results/figures/photos of cheques.
I hope this will be of use to you, and if you have any suggestions, feel free to chime in.
P.S. Does anyone know if there are any rules against posting images of cheques/signed agreements/my bank account, etc., by way of proof and inspiring others? If I was able to do this, I really think it would not only help in holding myself accountable, but also in giving others hope. I'm just not sure if there are any Warrior rules, or laws against this.
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