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This hiking tour explores Argyll in the south-west Highlands, the heartland of ancient Scotland, along with the islands of the Inner Hebrides: Kerrera, the Garvellachs and Islay, the whisky island.
This walking trip will take us to Argyll in Western Scotland. Inland Argyll has evolved as a landscape of gentle farmland and wide peat bog surrounded by rugged hills, secret glens and hidden lochans. At the edge is a unique seascape, wild and rugged, dotted with islands large and small. The Isle of Islay, once home of the MacDonald 'Lords of the Isles', is famous for its malt whiskies and birdlife as well as for its farming, fishing and shooting. Hills, moors and machair* are edged by an infinitely varied coast, with rocks, beaches and dunes, salt marshes and cliffs. Good walking country.
* Machair is fertile ground on wind-blown shell-sand; well-drained and not acid, it can support a lovely short green turf with flowers.
Medieval grave stones, Kilmartin
A little history
The very name 'Scotland' derives from the Roman name for the Iron Age Celtic people who, by the 6th century, occupied both Ulster and Argyll (Irish and Scottish Dalriada), perhaps colonising one from the other. Islay would have been one of the richest parts of Scottish Dalriada, from whose ruling group came the first king of a united nation in the 9th century.
Later, though, especially from the 13th to the 15th centuries, the centralising Scottish state was very effectively resisted by the MacDonald Lords of the Isles - by then practically an independent kingdom. Their power base was at Finlaggan on Islay, which thus has an historical significance that demands a visit. In between times the western seaboard underwent a series of Viking raids. Unlike most of the mainland, raids here were followed by extensive Norse settlement and a period (from 1098 to 1263) under the Norwegian crown. Evidence survives in numerous place names of Norse origin.
But Argyll also has far earlier links with Scotland's past. Prehistoric remains are found in unusual concentrations throughout Kilmartin Glen, thirty miles south of Oban. The work of Bronze and Stone Age people, these remains take us back as far as 4000 BC and the time of our first settled farming communities.
Modern Islay is a land of farms and of beautiful and distinctive planned villages whose whitewashed houses are a particularly attractive feature. These characteristics, differentiating the island from others in the Hebrides, are partly the result of its geology, topography and relative fertility, but also partly of the management policies of a succession of landowners.
Mull of Oa, isle of Islay
Geology and scenery
If you appreciate how intimately scenery can unite aesthetics and science, you can think of Argyll as a perfect artist's studio and laboratory in one - a unique volume where the evolution of Scotland itself is written in the rocks and the living biosphere above. Glen Coe, in addition to offering one of the most stunning views in Scotland, is also one of the best-exposed and earliest-studied classic examples of volcanic cauldron subsidence, set where a volcano punched through ancient rocks about 400 million years ago. These ancient so-called 'Dalradian rocks' record a continental collision around 500 million years ago, and therefore symbolically unite early America and early Europe.
Islay has a complex geology, with major differences between the land west and east of a fault between Lochs Gruinart and Indaal. Westwards, in the Rhinns and Ardnave, the rocks are extremely old (their age being measured in thousands of millions of years - say nearly half the age of the earth). East of the fault, the slightly less ancient rocks (a mere 600 or so million years old) are also mainly metamorphosed sediments - part of structures that continue north-east through Jura and on into the Grampian highlands.
Common seal
As well as being blessed with superb views, we will also have the opportunity to see wild flowers and to look for many of our native animals in their natural habitats. During our trip to the Garvellachs and on Islay we will have a good chance of seeing sea eagles, golden eagles, seals, puffins and possibly otters.
The programme will be subject to variables such as weather and the abilities of the group and changes may also be made to take account of lambing, deer stalking, etc. Any such alterations will always take into account the need to maintain the overall character of the holiday.
Saturday: Glasgow - Glen Coe - Oban
Meet in Glasgow in the early afternoon. We will drive via Rannoch Moor and Glen Coe to Oban. Arrival in Oban late afternoon. We will stay 4 nights in Oban.
Sunday: Isle of Kerrera
A circuit of the south end of the Island of Kerrera via the dramatically situated Gylen Castle. Scenically beautiful, with new views constantly opening out as we follow successive turns of the coast clockwise from the ferry landing, there's a lot of historical and geological interest on this walk. The confined Sound of Kerrera gives way to more open views south towards the islands of Seil and Scarba, followed in turn by the sudden appearance of Gylen Castle, its prominent silhouette backed by the hills of Mull across the wide Firth of Lorn. Turning north reveals yet more new views towards Lismore and the hills beyond, lining the long, straight rift where Loch Linnhe leads towards the distant Great Glen.
6 miles/10km and 700ft/215m of ascent
Boat trip to the Garvellachs
Monday: The Garvellachs boat trip
We will go by hired boat for a day trip through the Gulf of Corryvreckan to the uninhabited Garvellachs, also romantically-named 'Isles of the Sea'. Formed in the Precambrian Age, the islands are approximately one billion years old. The isles have steeply angled sides when viewed from the north-east, and present vertical cliffs to the north-west. To the landward side, they appear as green islets, full of wildflowers among the pink quartz and limestone boulders.
Weather permitting, we will land on Eileach an Naoimh, Gaelic for Isle of the Saints, to explore the ruined remains of an ancient Celtic monastery believed to have been founded by St. Brendan in 542 AD. Due to its remoteness, the ruins are well preserved and the 'beehive' corbelled stone cells from the 9th century monastery are still there.
Short walk on the Garvellachs.
Avich Falls
Tuesday: Loch Awe and Bonawe Furnace
Our walk for today takes us through the woodland between Loch Awe and Loch Avich with good views across both lochs. We walk through a range of woodland types, first into the Dalavich Oakwood that supplied charcoal for Bonawe Iron Furnace, through the conifers at the heart of Inverliever forest, past the flushed peat bog of the Dry Loch before dropping down to the birch woodland along the shore of the beautiful Loch Avich. On our way back to Loch Awe will walk past the spectacular waterfall in the river Avich.
We then visit Bonawe Iron Furnace, the most complete charcoal-fired ironworks in Britain. It was opened in 1753 and it operated and it closed in 1876, after 123 years of operation.
Up to 6 miles/10km and up to 650ft/200m of ascent
Wednesday: Kilmartin Glen - Kennacraig - Islay
Kilmartin House, our first stop, sets out the story of Kilmartin Glen down the ages with an inspired combination of imagination and clarity. Worth an hour of anyone's time and not to be missed.
Our walk takes us along a good cross-section of Kilmartin's prehistoric and early historic monuments - a stone circle, burial cairns and iron age forts and sculpted stones.
Dunadd was the capital hill fort of the Scots - Iron Age Celtic colonists from the Irish kingdom of Dalriada - from at least the 6th century to the 8th and probably longer. No visitor to this area with a feel for the history in a landscape should miss it, so we stop there before we continue our journey. A short walk and a little climb to the top of the hill rewards you with the opportunity to place your foot in the carved print where kings of Scots may well have placed theirs on being crowned.
Up to 5.5 miles/9km and little ascent
Finlaggan, Isle of Islay
We then take the road to Kennacraig for the ferry to Islay. This is a very scenic trip down the shores of Loch Fyne to the charming village of Tarbert. Here there may be time for a wander about to admire what must be one of Scotland's prettiest villages.
The ferry crossing to Islay takes 2.5 hours. We will have our evening meal on the ferry.
Accommodation for the remaining three nights is on Islay.
Thursday: Port Charlotte, Finlaggan and Ardnave
We will start exploring Islay gently with a visit to the museum of Islay life in Port Charlotte, followed by a drive north to Finlaggan. These ruins, on a now accessible island in Loch Finlaggan were once the home of the chiefs of clan MacDonald. The Macdonald 'Lords of the Isles' flourished in late medieval times, when the Gaelic lordship was, in effect, an independent kingdom sufficiently powerful to rival the kings of neighbouring mainland Scotland.
We will then drive to Ardnave, overlooking Loch Gruinart, for our walk around the coast via Ardnave Point. Easy walking over short, dry turf amongst sand dunes is followed by stretches of sandy beach interspersed with short stretches of (easy) rocky shore. This is spectacular open country, with wide views east across bird-rich Loch Gruinart and north to Oronsay and Colonsay. Plenty of seals and sea birds, and we may also see otters. It's also worth popping in to the medieval chapel of Kilnave, with its high cross; a peaceful place now, but once scene of a bloody clan massacre.
5 miles/8km and little ascent
Friday: Distillery, Kildalton and The Mull of Oa
The Old Church at Kildalton (often called the Kildalton Chapel) is the site of the Kildalton High Cross. This is the only surviving complete Celtic high cross in Scotland. It was carved about AD 800, probably by a sculptor from Iona. The biblical scene on the front include the Virgin and the Child, and David and the Lion, while on the back are animals and carved bosses.
Ardbeg whisky distillery, isle of islay
After this must be as good a time as any to investigate the world-famous Islay whisky industry - if we haven't already been doing just that each evening through a glass or two. What better than a visit to one of the island's eight malt whisky distilleries.
In the afternoon, to round off our outdoor week, we will enjoy an airy cliff top walk around the Mull of Oa ('oa' pronounced simply 'o'). The stretch between spectacular Dun Athad, on its narrow headland, and the American Monument on the Mull itself is as grand a stretch of coast as any in the islands and should certainly blow the cobwebs away and allow us to walk off lunch. If visibility is particularly good we will be able to see both the Irish and mainland Scottish coasts to remind us of the close ancient links between Scotland, Islay and Ireland, perpetuated in Gaelic place names and the Gaelic speech of many Ilich.
4 miles/6.5km and 330ft/100m of ascent
Saturday: Islay - Kennacraig - Inveraray - Loch Lomond - Glasgow
Depart am for Kennacraig and via Inveraray to Glasgow.
This walking tour is an excellent introduction to hiking in Scotland for people with good basic fitness. The holiday combines walking with visits to places of interest. Daily distances won't exceed 6 miles/10km plus varying amounts of ascent, and we don't expect to hike for longer than 4 hours (plus stops). Most of the hiking will be on paths, tracks or quiet roads, although the surfaces can be wet and rough. There will be some steep sections along the way, but no climbs greater than 1200 feet/365m, even in total.
If you're still not sure whether or not you can cope after you've read this along with the details of the week's programme, please get in touch to discuss it further.
This is either in carefully selected Bed & Breakfast accommodation or Guest Houses. You can rely on the quality of the accommodation that we find for you - its comfort, its food and the professionalism and welcoming nature of those who run it. The B&Bs and guest houses we use are more personal and the quality of the accommodation is as good or even better than of hotels in the same category. Double and twin rooms that are occupied by two people always have an en suite or private bathroom.
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But Ms. Springer has created a genuinely inspired character of depth, passion, emotion, and isn't afraid to make her fallible and and occasionally unlikeable -- in other words, a believable fourteen-year-old girl.Enola is fourteen, the daughter of gentry and living in the country in 1888. She is a late child, born when her mother was thought to be rather beyond child-bearing years. Her two older brothers, Sherlock and Mycroft, live in London, and are estranged from their mother and young sister since the death of their father about a decade before. The tale begins with the disappearance of Enola's mother, on Enola's fourteenth birthday. Sherlock and Mycroft come to the estate, and treat Enola with little more consideration than a housepet, being patronizing and condescending, and planning to pack her off to boarding school.Enola, who has a mind of her own that is quite the equal steel of the brothers' (although it takes them a while to grasp this), will have none of that, and is bent on finding her mother.
What follows is a tale of twists and surprises from the countryside to the lowest part of the docks and wharfs of London, and a retinue of characters that have authenticity and presence -- in fact, the closest to a stereotype and a narrow person in the book is Sherlock's Scotland Yard acquaintance Lestrade, and then only because of the limitations that Conan-Doyle put on him that Springer was quite faithful to follow, although the temptation to breathe a little more life into the ferret-like detective must have been strong.
While Enola can be a bit unlikeable at times, overall she is a magnificent, resonant character, easily as fascinating as her older brother, or brothers, to be precise, even if Mycroft doesn't appear all that often in Conan-Doyle's canonical tales.It's also impossible not to admire the detail and significant differences that a female point of view in Victorian England that Springer has decorated the tale with. It was such a male-dominate society that one forgets that females were little more than property of men, who generally had little regard for the distaff's intelligence, reasoning ability, or even sense of moral purpose. As we watch Enola, and -- vicariously -- her mother try to navigate these murky waters, I can't help but admire both female Holmes 'alternate' use of the imprisoning foundation garments of the day, the bustle, corset, and other various 'dress enhancers' to better, and frankly brilliant, purposes.
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It seems like every year my Hubby and I undergo some sort of home reno project right before the Holidays. Gluttons for punishment? I think we just really enjoy sprucing up the house for Christmas- but it can cause a few problems. This year we completely renovated our downstairs powder room- and are currently working on finishing up painting … [Read more...]
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Earlier this year, my hubby and my father-in-law took my front entrance from sad stepping stones, to pretty, functional walkway. I totally forgot to share the pictures and the process with you, so I'd love to share them now. But...guess who forgot to take before pics? I'm going to blame the hubbs for that one, but I've got the during pics to … [Read more...]
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Cluster Table Makeover
I have been looking for a new table for-ev-er. I have hated the dining table we've had for years. It was hubby's first table after moving out on his own, and I had no say in it whatsoever. But, tables are expensive. Dining sets ever more so. I have been trying to find one to DIY and make my own for years. But, had … [Read more...]
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Finally- A Hutch Re-do
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So, here's what I've been up to in regards to the living room..... Put a bunch of these on the bottoms of our new furniture- we did just refinish those hardwood floors! Went to town last night and bought a new bookshelf...I've been wanting one for ages. Made a mess in the living room! (notice the new curtains, which I … [Read more...]
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Here's an update on the living room- we got our couch last night and I already love the way it looks. The trim is painted and ready to be put up, and we changed out all the old light sockets and light switches. All we need now is to find a rug and new curtains! We should get our tax check sometime next week, so then we're also getting a new t.v.! … [Read more...]
Here it Comes!!!
The first of many posts about my living room! We started a couple of months ago by ripping up our carpets. We found some pretty awesome hardwood underneath, but the previous owners had gotten paint all over it. Since it was before the holidays, we had to live with it like that until we could afford to refinish them. So they started out like … [Read more...]


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Day 19 saw the Drive team traverse 915 kilometres of country, from outback Queensland into the tropics of the north.
We departed the Burke and Wills Roadhouse at 6 am and soon discovered we would need to keep our eyes glued to the road, experiencing encounters with no fewer than 19 wallabies, 12 kangaroos and a couple of feral cats before sunrise.
More on the 16,500km road test around Australia
What made the experience more hair-raising was the fact much of our travel was on single-lane roads with soft dirt edges. Every time a road train came the other way, we duly pulled to the side to let it pass.
Fortunately for us, the Calais V performed commendably in the conditions, particularly when you consider its 19-inch wheels and low profile tyres. We found the car ironed out smaller inconsistencies without fuss while still remaining poised and settled over larger obstacles.
Our first stop of the day was at Normanton, located about 70km from the Gulf of Carpentaria. The town's biggest attraction is undoubtedly the full-size replica of former resident, Krys the Crocodile.
Shot by Polish immigrant Krystina Pawloski in 1967 and measuring 8.63 metres long, 'The Savannah King' is said to be the largest crocodile caught in the world. Unfortunately, all photo evidence of the monster croc was lost in the 1974 floods.
While the colossal replica naturally defies belief and draws plenty of scepticism, Normanton store owner Kerry told us large crocs weren't uncommon in the town's estuaries.
"They reckon there is another one in the Normanton River now close to that size," she said.
"It's up stream a bit according to the guys that go fishing up there. It doesn't have a name or anything like that, that I know of. They just know something's up there."
After our slight detour to crocodile country, Stephen and I headed east past some of Queensland's biggest cattle stations.
We eventually arrived at Croydon, where the general store is emblazoned with the hand-painted signage: 'Welcome to the oldest store in Australia'.
Inside, we met current store owner Barbara Brock, who also runs a Brahman cattle station with her husband about 50km out of town.
"I didn't actually put the sign up so I'm not 100 per cent sure of the authenticity, but it has been running since 1894 so it would be very close to the oldest," she said.
Barbara and her husband currently run 6000 head of cattle on their 200,000-acre property, Littleton.
"Tourism generated by the passers-by is now one of the big drivers of the town," she said.
"Times are a lot tougher now with the ban on live cattle exports to Indonesia, and many farmers are feeling the pinch."
We headed for lunch and a quick refuel at Georgetown, before making tracks north-east to Cairns. At the end we were met by the welcome greenery of Australia's tropical north. Not bad for a lazy Sunday drive.
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Cast-Off Car Brands Find a Road Back
In the auto industry's long line of jettisoned brands, few have lived to see a better day. But for Jaguar Land Rover, getting dumped has given way to a mini sales renaissance.
Last week, it reported March U.S. sales rose 16.3%. Through February, Jaguar Land Rover sales are up 19% world-wide versus the same period a year ago. Such gains are making the strongest case yet for a revival of the brands after being cast from the shelter of a larger auto maker.
Ford Motor Co. F -0.25% sold off the storied British luxury marques three years ago, among the first of nine combined that Ford and General Motors Co. would offload amid the industry's sharp decline. Some brands, such as Hummer and Pontiac, went straight to the junk yard, while Jaguar Land Rover, Saab and Volvo won a second chance under new owners.
After losing more than $500 million in its first year under new owner, Tata Motors Ltd. , Jaguar Land Rover has become the profit standout among spinoffs. It posted earnings of 275 million pounds ($443 million) in the quarter ended Dec. 31. It is plowing those profits into hiring some 1,000 engineers to expand its offerings, opening a new factory in India and is in talks to build cars in China, its fastest-growing market.
A freshened lineup of sleek models, most begun under Ford, has fueled the nascent turnaround. So has a sharp, post-recession rebound, particularly in Land Rover's sport-utility vehicles. Land Rover's March U.S. sales jumped 26% over a year ago, to 3,441 vehicles, while its European sales were up 18%, to nearly 9,000 units, in the first two months of this year.
It is also benefitting from years of restructuring under Ford. The U.S. auto maker spent billions of dollars, particularly on Jaguar, after taking over the then-independent brand in 1989 and acquiring Land Rover in 2000 with the aim of transforming them into premium cash cows. Ford finally turned them around just as its own operations sank into crisis and forced the fire sale.
"Ford laid out a good foundation for us," says John Edwards, global brand director for Land Rover, "but I think we're more nimble now." Global sales figures for the first quarter due out Wednesday are expected to show continued gains. Company executives predict combined yearly sales of 300,000 cars within the next few years, after selling 233,000 vehicles in 2010.
Of course, that is small compared to luxury rivals such as BMW AG , Land Rover's former owner, which sold 1.46 million vehicles last year. Jaguar Land Rover has yet to show it can thrive long term as a niche car manufacturer.
One of the brands' biggest challenges will be keeping up with big technology investments needed to meet stricter emissions regulation in the U.S. and Europe: Unlike BMW and other luxury rivals, the company has few smaller models to offset their gas-guzzlers and meet the fleet-average targets.
Jaguar Land Rover can pull it off, argues Jaguar brand director Adrian Hallmark, because it operates in the premium automotive sphere, where luxury cars carry significantly greater margins than mass-market models.
"Do you need to be making 6 million cars [a year] to be profitable?" he asks, alluding to the threshold that Sergio Marchionne, Fiat SpA and Chrysler Group LLC's outspoken chief executive, has often declared necessary for future car makers to be successful. "You do, if they're €10,000 ($14,200) a piece."
Jaguar Land Rover isn't standing alone. Tata Motors' parent, conglomerate Tata Group, generates some $67 billion in sales annually from businesses from Tata Steel Europe to Tetley Tea. Tata Motors already poured more than $2 billion into Jaguar Land Rover since buying it for $2.3 billion in 2008.
"Right now, they're doing well because all of the costs were paid for by Ford, but the need for scale is still there," says Garel Rhys, an automotive economist at Cardiff University in Wales. Longer term, he estimates, Jaguar Land Rover will have to reach annual sales of 500,000 cars a year—about double current volume—"and that's only viable if you are in a group with deep pockets like Tata."
Volvo, another brand sold off by Ford, is also pushing to build scale, in part by expanding in China, the home market of its new parent, Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co. Last year, its global sales rose 11% to 373,525 cars, though they slipped 12% in the U.S., Volvo's biggest market.
But Saab, now owned by Dutch sports car maker Spyker Cars NV, is struggling. It sold just 31,696 cars last year, less than a quarter of its peak of 133,000 in 2006, and both it and its parent, Spyker, are burdened by heavy debt and losses. Saab halted production Tuesday and twice last week after suppliers stopped deliveries because they hadn't been paid. The shutdowns came less than two weeks after its longstanding chief executive, Jan Åke Jonnson, announced his surprise resignation.
Jaguar Land Rover is counting on a product offensive to better compete as an alternative to the German luxury stalwarts BMW, Mercedes and Audi. Land Rover's Mr. Edwards predicts its new "baby" Range Rover Evoque, set to go on sale in the fall, will be one of the brand's top sellers. Jaguar, meanwhile, is weighing plans to produce a smaller sedan, aimed at replacing its ill-fated X-Type, and a crossover SUV.
Ford continues to supply Jaguar Land Rover engines, powertrain technology and other components. But despite the brands' recent success, Ford executives say they have little regret about shedding it and other brands. "We didn't have enough capital resources to look after them," says Lewis Booth, Ford's chief financial officer. "But we found an owner that had the resources to continue what we started and we secured Ford's future."
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kieran (snapdragon1970)
Jan 09 at 13:26
We talked about this EUR/GBP trade in charts earlier, 86400 was an ideal entry point ,I did it for fun from 86600 just in demo though, the GBP/USD sank as expected , we are 5 mins away from 1.30 so might see a change.
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Jan 10 at 12:10
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david791 posted:
best pair audnzd:)
Why do you think so?
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Baldo (BaldoN)
Jan 17 at 13:54
Best pair depending on your trading style. You have to know your trading style and know how different pairs move. Some move in strong trends , other are more volatile for scalping and so on and so on. Basically most traders start off with EURUSD until they get used to it and than move on and add more pairs.
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Jan 17 at 15:34
As a new Forex trader, you should avoid exotic trading pairs! Try to stay with major currencies only! In addition, don't start your learning process with so multiple trading instruments; it may destroy your trading concentration! Whatever, EUR/USD is your common choice, then may refer to you EUR/JPY, USD/JPY and GBP/USD! Add a new trading pair in your live chart after making regular money in your demo!
Member Since Feb 18, 2014 85 posts
Jan 17 at 15:46
start by looking on the majors, preferable a pair that is influenced by the news of the region you live in. That way you can get a feel on how much certain news impacts the pair. It also avoids the temptation to stay up all night waiting for a news event at 3AM. Stay with 2 or 3 pairs for e few months to get e real feel for it, and also look at the interaction between these pairs. Don't bother with 15M and 1H charts ( at least not early on). D1 or even higher.
My 2 cents...
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Torsten (tormess)
Jan 17 at 16:18
I started with EURUSD and then moved to GBPUSD as they are closely connected major pairs. This worked for me and I hope you will find the right combination for the beginning.
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Dave (dragonEA)
Jan 18 at 12:06
Start with major pairs EU GU UJ. It's also depend on your trading style.
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Tiffany (TiffanyK)
Jan 19 at 16:01
As more of the people here – I agree that you should start with a major pairs. Just like EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDCHF … etc. When you have an already developed trading style you can continue to every pair. By that time you will learn how to "understand" a current pair and to follow the moves in the market.
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Jan 20 at 11:03
Frankly, ever since that fiasco with the USD/CHF in 2015 I don't dare touch that pair and I don't recommend it to newbies either.
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Torsten (tormess)
Jan 20 at 12:21
mlawson71 posted:
Frankly, ever since that fiasco with the USD/CHF in 2015 I don't dare touch that pair and I don't recommend it to newbies either.
Yes, also I would add EURCHF as heavily affected by the flash crash back then! You guys have heard anything about the Czech government lifting the peg on euro? I hear rumours gravitating so it may be risky to consider such minor pairs as well for a newbie...
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– Nick Koza for Sentinel
This will be the last poll of the season as playoff starts tonight in the City and tomorrow in the Southern Section. Good luck to all the teams involved.
1. Crenshaw (10-0) –
Something tells me Birmingham won't hold Crenshaw to a touchdown tonight like they did in the 2007 semifinals.
2. Serra (10-0) –
All that matters is the Cavaliers getting a third shot at Oaks Christian – Oak Park? They're just standing in the way.
3. Carson (8-2) –
Colts will finally gallop with one of the fastest in the City in Santee's Tevin Carter.
4. Culver City (9-1) –
Can Dominguez slow down the Cenatuars? Maybe if they had Hercules in their huddle.
5. Venice (9-1) –
Time to wake and smell the sea salt, the Gondos are, ready to set sail and prove themselves in the City playoffs.
6. Taft (6-4) –
No one likes a shaky bullfighter but the Toreadors could find confidence in a potential rematch with San Pedro in the second round.
7. Centennial (7-3) –
Somebody better bring Sugarhill Gang's "Apache" to their home game against Harvard Westlake. Could be a hot game of the week.
8. San Pedro (7-3) –
The Pirates got a little luck via coin flip for second place and Dorsey has to pay the price heading down there.
9. Narbonne (5-5) –
A dangerous No. 11 seed but which Gaucho team will show up in the playoffs? The ones who beat Orange Lutheran or the one who got caught slipping against Banning.
10. Dorsey (7-3) –
Can someone give the Dons keys to figure out a tricky "Locke" – second straight year the Saints left them without a prayer heading into the playoffs.


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Anyone who's watched Maleficent will see just how drastic the liberties were taken with the classic Disney Villain. That thought didn't stop Angelina Jolie from perfectly reenacting one of Sleeping Beauty's classic scenes.
More to the point though (and at the risk of the spoiler), one of the key points in the film was the actual cynicism expressed by this incarnation of the dark fairy. Instead of the killing curse of the original, this Maleficent brought about the sleep herself (along with the kiss that could break it). Why? It's because she never truly believed such a kiss existed.
Telemarketing companies tend to face the same condition when faced with cynical prospects. Critics set out conditions that don't seem possible for those who adhere to typical cold calling conventions. But like the Maleficent remake, today's telemarketing transcends its own conventions.
If you want to get really cynical, look at what fairy tales are generally based on: Myth. Folklore. These exist more in people's imagination than in reality.
It's the same though with the conventions that seemingly 'constrict' telemarketing campaigns. These are just as imagined, just as fabricated, and just as easily non-existent in reality. Here are just some examples:
- Telemarketing's so <insert inaccurate historical era> – Even Wikipedia only has a few obscure ideas on when telemarketing first began as a business practice. But more importantly, its origins are really insignificant to how it is being used today.
- Telemarketing is an infomercial on the phone – Au contraire. What's the target market for an infomercial? Moms at home? Sorry but the 50s are over and B2B telemarketing companies no longer regard cold-call pitches as efficient.
- Telemarketing is out of place in online lead generation –Really? You mean to say that you will never need to have an actual conversation? There is no need to even prove you're a real organization? Do you really think that the CEOs, the senior managers, or even their tech savvy, Millennial secretaries are going to listen to you more if you send them an email or a Facebook message? Think again.
Telemarketing's not a perfect process but neither is anything else. Does that mean you shouldn't give them a try? Of course not, so why not give the phone a chance as well? At least the new Maleficent gave true love another chance.


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In this modern age of information technology the storage of information and data has become crucial and the data storage technology is evolving rapidly. You now have flash drives and hard disks that can store more and more data but it is always considered prudent to have a backup in some other device in case the hard disk crashes. A team of scientists have developed a most expensive hard disk that is rather hard as it is made from sapphire and they claim that it will survive along with the data for 1 million years. The prototype disk has cost as much as $30,000 making it the most expensive hard disk.
Some people might ask as to why someone would want to store data for a million years? It is the nuclear waste repositories who required to preserve records of buried nuclear waste, their quantities and their exact location. And they need to keep this information safely stored not only for the near future but for tens of thousands of years when it might become crucial information for future archeologists. At present we don't have a digital format that can guarantee to store the data safely for so long. The waste management agency ANDRA had commissioned this project and the ultimate hard disk has been created. It is a sapphire disk which has information engraved on it using platinum.
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There are two thin disks of industrial sapphire but the data is etched in platinum onto one side of only one disk. The other disk is placed on top as if to make a sandwich. The two disks are molecularly fused together. The scientists are testing its durability by immersing the disk in acid. It is likely that the disk would survive a million years but they can't guarantee that the future inhabitants of the earth will be able to read it. The scientists are not sure in which language to write it in. There have been off hand suggestions of using pictures and photographs instead of any script or numbers.
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My last words to him were, "Thank you."
Stanley began teaching back in the late 1960's. After a long stint working at various public schools on the Westbank of New Orleans, he started working at Archbishop Shaw High School. Stanley worked at Shaw for around 20 years. It is there that I met him and worked along side him in the Social Studies Department from 1997 - 2000. Stanley continued to work at Shaw until this past year.
I can't say that I learned much about pedagogy from watching Stanley work. By the time I met him, he was pretty much set in his ways. What I did learn from him was the art of student relationships. I have never met another teacher who went to such measures to connect with his students. It was always about the kids - and that was Stanley's philosophy (even if he wouldn't openly admit it).
Stanley Rauch's passing leaves a void in the educational community of the Westbank of New Orleans. He had no immediate family, yet he was at home in any restaurant, school building, or ball field from Belle Chase to Westwego. He dedicated his life to the youth of the Westbank and will be missed.
He knew everyone's mother and taught many of his students' fathers. When out at dinner, it would be expected that at least one or two former students would come to his table and ask him how we was doing. He called them all, "Slick" and wished them well.
Stanley also:
- bought doughnuts daily for students to eat in his room before school
- provided drinks for the football team after every game
- took a number of seniors to Cancun each summer after graduation as a gift to them (until his health prevented his travelling)
- made us all laugh
- told great stories
- loved to go to "church" (those who know him well know what I mean)
- helped us all forget our cares and enjoy a good meal
- gave me the money to buy my wife her engagement ring (I tried to repay him. When I did, he simply said that I already had.)
Like an aging ball player determined to have one more good day in the sun, Stanley Rauch never considered retiring. He worked through serious health conditions over the past few years, but always finished to watch another class walk the stage. Though he did not start this year at school, it was all he talked about when we talked over the summer.
Stanley Rauch was the most generous educator I ever met. His gifts to his students and friends will last a lifetime. You may not have ever met him, but caring/student centered educators everywhere lost a friend today.
God bless you, Slick.
Thank you.


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Brass bound mahogany plate pail of coopered construction with folding cast brass bow carrying handle. The long passages which frequently separated kitchen and dining room in eighteenth century homes made the carrying of plates a formidable task for servants. To facilitate transport, mahogany pails were produced, the open section to enable the plates to be readily handled. Now with tole liner of later date.
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Thread: days and dates
11-19-03, 13:03 #1Registered User
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Unanswered: days and dates
Hi, I have a table with the fields [belop, fra_dato, til_dato]
fra_dato and til_dato are datetime-fields.
I need to get the number of days between fra_dato and til_dato.
And the user also selects a input_date1 and input_date2.
An example: If theres a record with the values (500, 2003-11-01,2003-11-16) and the user enters input_date1=2003-10-31 and input_date2=2003-11-13, then it should count the number of days between 2003-11-01 and 2003-11-13. Thats why I use GREATEST and LEAST to only count on the days that the fra_dato to til_dato and input_date1 to input_date2 has in common. The number of days will then be multiplied with belop, which in this example is 500. 5 days makes 2500.
The IF() is used to only SUM() where the number of days is more than 0, so if the user here enters a date out of range, SUM should +0 instead of adding some strange negative numbers that it returns.
Now the problem is only count days that are NOT saturdays or sundays.
Thats why I have ROUND() /7 *5, but that doesnt work quite well. If the last day is saturday, it will still count it. Using WHERE on til_dato or fra_dato to test if any of them are saturdays or sundays with WEEKDAY() is only a bad idea for at least two reasons: 1. it only checks the starting and ending date, 2. If the ending date is a saturday, it doesnt count in the number of days between fra_dato and til_dato.
And heres how my current query looks like:
/7)*5),0)+1) * belop)>0 ,
((ROUND((( (LEAST(TO_DAYS(til_dato),TO_DAYS('2003-11-19'))
/7)*5),0)+1) * belop) ,
0)) AS kostnad,
hvor.value AS hvorValue
FROM hvor, media_kost
WHERE media_kost.mId=hvor.hId
AND media_kost.dager=1
AND hvor.active=1
GROUP BY hvorValue
ORDER BY sortorder, hvorValue;
Can anyone help me how to only count the weekdays, and exclude the weekends (saturdays+sundays) ?
11-19-03, 19:26 #2Registered User
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Re: days and dates
Use this partial query for the number of days:
@ttldays - 2*FLOOR(@ttldays/7) - IF(@startday + MOD(@ttldays,7) - 4 < 0, 0,
LEAST(@startday + MOD(@ttldays,7) - 4, 2)) As WeekDays
The first part is to assign the total number of days to a user variable to make the syntax simpler. The second part selects the weekday as a number (0..6 for Mon...Sun, respectively). The third part actually calculates the number of weekdays. It takes the total number of days and subtracts 2 for every full week. Then it takes the remaining days that do not make up a full week and uses a little logic to find how many of them are not weekdays. The logic is: If the start day plus the number of days left minus 4 is less than 0, then use 0 other wise use the least of 2 and the start day plus the number of days left minus 4.
I tested this on a few cases, check the attached file
11-19-03, 19:39 #3Registered User
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Oops, there is a case that my code did not handle. You need to add a one if there are only week days in the range. The Code for this is:
+ IF(@ttldays + @startday < 6, 1, 0)
Just add that right before "As WeekDays"
11-20-03, 12:48 #4Registered User
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Thanks for your reply. I tried your query, and it worked fine after some few alterings and adjustments.
My query now looks like this:
(SUM and GROUP BY is disabled at the moment, instead it lists every rows for each group)
@totdays:=LEAST(TO_DAYS(`til_dato`),TO_DAYS('2003-11-19'))-GREATEST(TO_DAYS(`fra_dato`),TO_DAYS('2003-11-01')) AS totdays,
@startday:=WEEKDAY(GREATEST(`fra_dato`,'2003-11-01')) AS startday,
@days:=@totdays - 2*FLOOR(@totdays/7) - IF(@startday + MOD(@totdays,7) - 4 < 0, 0, LEAST(@startday + MOD(@totdays,7) - 4, 2))
+ IF(@totdays + @startday < 6, 1, 1) As WeekDays, `sortorder`,
@days:=IF(@days>=0,@days,0) AS days,
@days*`belop` AS kost,
`hvor`.`value` AS hvorValue
FROM hvor, media_kost
WHERE `media_kost`.`mId`=`hvor`.`hId`
AND `media_kost`.`dager`=1
AND `hvor`.`active`=1
AND `hId`=13
ORDER BY `sortorder`, hvorValue LIMIT 10;
The problem now is that AND `hId` is required. hId refers to the hvorValue, which will be GROUP'ed BY. If AND hId=13 (or any other id) is there, it works fine. If I remove that line, all `days`-fields returns 1, which isnt right. (hId=13 refers to Altavista.no). Its also not possible to select more hId's, only one will be accepted. I've tried AND (hId=13 OR hId=14, etc) and AND hId IN (13,14,etc).
Here's the result with AND hId=13: http://sql-servers.com/nopaste/?show=1305
Heres the result without AND hId=13: http://sql-servers.com/nopaste/?show=1306


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One For The Road,
January 12, 2014ByMarty From SF (San Francisco/Oakland, CA.) –
This review is from: iClever IC-RF01 2.4G Ultra Mini Wireless Keyboard with Mouse Touchpad (Not for Samsung Smart TV) ¡ (Personal Computers)This is one tiny keyboard measuring just 6-inches by 2-1/4-inches. The feel is firmly tactile and it readily charges via an enclosed USB to Micro USB cord. This makes it perfect for travelers. In fact, this is a great tool for 'road warriors', or those who spend more time traveling than in an office.
Imagine being in a hotel room that has a HDTV and you have your laptop. There's so much you can get on your laptop to watch (Netflix, Amazon, etc.) but who wants to watch that on a small screen? Plug your laptop into the HDTV with a short HDMI cable. (Nobody rides around with a 25-foot HDMI cable when traveling). A short one will do. This mini keyboard has a USB port receiver attached that allows you to plug into your laptop for remote assistance.
You can then type or scroll using the mini keyboard and see it on your HDTV. On your laptop, pressing the Windows button and 'P' will give you the choices of "Computer only", "Duplicate", "Extend" and Projector only'. You want 'Duplicate or 'Extend'. This mini keyboard makes it easy to just sit back in a chair or on a bed and watch whatever you want on TV using your laptop. It's a bargain considering what it can do. Product supplied for review.
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Better Than My Remote!,
January 22, 2014ByNoname –
This review is from: iClever IC-RF01 2.4G Ultra Mini Wireless Keyboard with Mouse Touchpad (Not for Samsung Smart TV) ¡ (Personal Computers)My very first thought about such a small keyboard: why would I want a thumb-type keyboard when I could thumb-type on my screen? Well, folks, it's not for that at all. I've discovered the reason for these types of keyboards and it's not for touchscreens at all. No sir, this keyboard is going to replace the remote on my Western Digital Live Hub.
All remotes need to look like this nowadays. Why they don't is a mystery to me. If you have to hunt and peck letters with a cursor on your TV screen searches, then you need a thumb-type keyboard. My life has suddenly gotten easier. No longer do I need to scroll through the letters. Typing is so much faster.
To be fair, the keyboard sometimes double-types my letters, but I found this to be device specific. It isn't a problem when I use it with my netbook. Why did I use it with my netbook? To test out all the features that I can't use with my Western Digital Live Hub, like the touchpad and the F5 key. And yes, everything works as it should. The touchpad sometimes brings up a menu box that I'd normally see when right-clicking with a mouse. This happens when I swipe too quickly on the web browser. Long touch, hold and drag don't bring up that menu. I'm sure when my fingers learn that, it won't be a problem.
Just remember that this is not a Bluetooth keyboard. It uses a USB dongle receiver, which stores inside the keyboard when not in use. If your device doesn't have a USB port, you're out of luck. On the other hand, if your device has a USB port but not Bluetooth, the luck is on your side.
System requirements are as follows:
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My netbook has Windows 7 Starter, and I have no clue what the Western Digital Live Hub has on it, but it works.
The keyboard requires a mini USB cord for charging (included).
I'm very happy with this keyboard. In fact, I'm replacing the remote that came with my Western Digital Live Hub and using this keyboard exclusively. This is the remote it should have come with.
This product was provided for review by Hisgadget.
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Poor manufacturing,
May 26, 2014BySkylab Industries (USA) –Verified Purchase(What's this?)This review is from: iClever IC-RF01 2.4G Ultra Mini Wireless Keyboard with Mouse Touchpad (Not for Samsung Smart TV) ¡ (Personal Computers)Layout and aesthetics are good.
Internal manufacturing is poor.
Many people experience on and off (loss of signal) and charging issues after connecting it with a computer.
This is caused by poor soldering and general quality relating to the internal battery. The soldering on the inside can come lose very easily and also the charge is unreliable due to the quality of the battery. A small percent ship with the connections already lose. Others will come lose after owning it for a bit or after a very gentle drop, even on a soft surface.
When it works, it is quite a nice product.
Don't be fooled by the many brand names that this product is sold under, they all appear to have the same internals. The brands include Favi, iClever, iPazzPort, Everstar. I returned and got a normal looking PC remote on Amazon that has better reviews. It doesn't have a full keyboard, but I'd rather have something reliable that lasts. If at some point this manufacturer upgrades the parts quality, I will certainly give this product another try.


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