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Thursday, 22 August 2019 | 6:00 am - 6:45 am
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The same barbell class focusing on all major muscle groups, shortened to a 45 minute format. Appropriate for children 13 and older.
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Thursday, 22 August 2019 | 8:15 am - 9:10 am
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Thursday, 22 August 2019 | 8:30 am - 9:00 am
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Revolutionary 30-minute, high-intensity, full body workout where every single cardio and muscle-conditioning move is perfectly synced to original music. So instead of counting reps, you train to the beat, pushing past your limits and torching more calories.
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Thursday, 22 August 2019 | 9:00 am - 9:25 am
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Thursday, 22 August 2019 | 9:30 am - 10:35 am
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This barbell workout challenges all your major muscle groups by using the best weight room inspired exercises like squats, presses, lifts, and curls. Appropriate for children 13 and older.
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Thursday, 22 August 2019 | 10:15 am - 10:25 am
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Thursday, 22 August 2019 | 10:40 am - 11:35 am
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Fit for Life
Thursday, 22 August 2019 | 11:40 am - 12:35 pm
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Thursday, 22 August 2019 | 4:30 pm - 5:00 pm
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Thursday, 22 August 2019 | 4:30 pm - 5:25 pm
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Thursday, 22 August 2019 | 5:30 pm - 5:55 pm
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Thursday, 22 August 2019 | 5:45 pm - 6:40 pm
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A freestyle cycling class that incorporates different genres of music to a virtual interactive experience.
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In monthly time frame this pair has reached its demand zone and got rejected.
watching the trendline
Waiting for the correction to be completed
Had some fun counting the waves on this one. Higher time frame charts gives us more clarity to the overall price movement. The only noticeable thing is that the price is now in the weekly demand zone. and Elliot waves suggesting some corrections ahead. !! With all that said, nothing is guaranteed in the market !!
Ichimoku breakout, reversal pattern
in lower time frames accimulating to shoot up again, waiting for a pull back
Pay attention to price action before entering.
The ichimoku cross over has already took place, Sell if it breaks the channel
fakeout from the channel
short oppurtunity. manage your risk
simple trendline breakout
good R&R, wait for a dubble bottom
look at the structure to the left. price at 38.2 fib level
possible wave 5
strong bears
buying zone,watch price action
wave 3
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deathchobo on Windgrace, King of the mountain
6 days ago
Inkmoth Nexus + Kessig Wolf Run would indeed be a sweet combo
as for the 2 vital force its just that she fit more than one job witch is why you see her in more than one category the total count of card is still
Bringiton4 on Werewolves
2 weeks ago
Also while we're talking lands maybe add a copy of Kessig Wolf Run
Poisoner6 on Grand Warlord Radha
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Sarkhan420X on Land Destruction Sideboard
1 month ago
VaultSkirge: unfortunately, stuff like Anger of the Gods would kill some of my own creatures as well.
pizzagod13: Crumble to Dust does pretty much force tron players to scoop, but unfortunately thats the only deck its useful against, and i'm not sure its worth the sideboard space when i already have tons of other mainboard land destruction spells. Surgical Extraction is quite good, but also $50. i'm confused why so many people keep mentioning that "some decks don't need a lot of lands" as if thats a point "against" land destruction, when really its in land destructions favor. if a deck doesn't need many lands, it also won't "have" many lands. this greatly increases the chances that i'll have more LD spells than they have lands, in which case i win. Ghost Quarter is good, but i don't think i can afford lands that don't produce colored mana. i need to ensure i get forests for Arbor Elf and Utopia Sprawl , and also have double red for Pillage . otherwise i'd run a Kessig Wolf Run or 2.
Dragon25262 on Xenagos beatdown deck
1 month ago
As a Xenagos player myself (here's mine - Xenagos), I've ran into many problems with my deck and I see a couple things that I've had to deal with myself. Xenagos's ability loves big creatures and you have a lot of small creatures (power-wise). Yes, a good bit of those are mana dorks but your ramp would be better off being mostly cheap sorcery based, where you are putting lands onto the battlefield. Having land ramp instead of creature-based ramp pays off hugely in the late game, especially when the people you play like to wipe the board. The same goes for artifact ramp. That stuff can get removed very easily, whereas lands are a bit harder. Also card draw is really important. Elemental Bond and Guardian Project are really good for that. You might also want to add more utility things, especially those that buff creatures. Rhythm of the Wild , Ogre Battledriver , Angrath's Marauders , Vizier of the Menagerie , Domri, Anarch of Bolas are really good cards for that. Your mana base is pretty decent but you have a lot of lands that don't produce colored mana. Rogue's Passage is great for this deck as well as Kessig Wolf Run and the fetches but some of the others would be better off as basics.
You definitely don't have to make all of these changes but it will help your deck to run faster and get the job done.
TheDizzyLlama on Xenagos, God of Heavy Hitters copy/bday prototype
2 months ago
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2 months ago
Hey, SideBae gave you great advice, almost too much ;)
Where to consider starting to make upgrades is the manabase. In my opinion it's the worse part of your current deck. The manabase looks like a budget beginner manabase. Want more good dual lands to go along with the rest of the good cards here. There's many lands to consider adding that are within this deck's budget.
Command Tower is the most played land for multi-colored decks in Commander and for good reason since it can ETB (enter the battlefield) untapped to make any one color of mana that you need. Cinder Glade , Sheltered Thicket and expensive price Stomping Ground are Forest dual lands meaning Nature's Lore , Farseek , Wood Elves and Skyshroud Claim can search for them and put them onto the battlefield. Being able to land ramp with dual lands is very helpful.
The next dual lands to consider are more that can ETB untapped: Karplusan Forest and expensive price Spire Garden . Since playing a lot of basic lands then Rootbound Crag and Game Trail will consistently ETB untapped. Kessig Wolf Run or the less expensive and worse Skarrg, the Rage Pits can give Xenagos or another creature trample.
Some lands that ETB tapped are fine, but these lands need to give you something that's worth it. Raging Ravine is the Gruul creature land and it's good with Xenagos ability to pump a creature. Mosswort Bridge will ETB tapped, but it's hideaway ability is worth it since with Xenagos able to double the power of a creature; getting 10 power worth of creatures is not difficult. Being able to the play the card you hideaway for mana cost is very good.
Lands to consider adding:
- Command Tower
- Cinder Glade
- Sheltered Thicket
- Stomping Ground
- Karplusan Forest
- Spire Garden
- Rootbound Crag
- Game Trail
- Kessig Wolf Run or Skarrg, the Rage Pits
- Raging Ravine
- Mosswort Bridge
Lands to consider cutting:
- 6x Forest
- 3x Mountain
- Naya Panorama
- Temple of Abandon
Akromathia on Werewolves are Cool
2 months ago
OK, let us see…
Land creature ratio:
- Try 22 Lands instead of 20 (trust me on this).
- 25 – 26 creatures are just fine.
- 12 – 13 spells.
- Replace Cinder Glade or Rootbound Crag with Game Trail (Since you are on a budget).
- 1x Kessig Wolf Run .
- Add 1x Forest or another Cinder Glade , Rootbound Crag , Game Trail or Kazandu Refuge .
- Daybreak Ranger Flip good card, but usually better as sideboard, whenever you face tons of flyers or when in need for extra removal. I would replace the whole set with Duskwatch Recruiter Flip, faster, cheaper (in both mana and dollars) and helps a lot to keep your hand and board full of wolves. Another budget replacement, could be Gatstaf Shepherd Flip, same cmc, goes for like 20 cents the copy and has intimidate.
- Geier Reach Bandit Flip another pretty good card, but I would just main 2 copies, more than that is usually not great, and this opens space to great finishers like Kruin Outlaw Flip.
- You have a ton of "Lord Effects", so Reckless Waif Flip might be a good addition, since she has better body than Village Messenger Flip. Maybe tun a mix of both? Also could replace some Bandits to make the deck more aggro.
- Now about Silverfur Partisan . Most people think that you need a bunch of instants to cast on it yourself to justify its inclusion. WRONG! Even though that is a way to make it work, and even thought there a couple of cool combos with Zada, Hedron Grinder , it is not its main role. While in play, the partisan gives you a wolf for EVERY TARGETED WOLF OR WEREWOLF, which means that for every removal spell they cast on your creatures, you get a free replacement, which is great against some heavy removal decks. Remember that Werewolves have 3 main weak points, fliers, removal and mass removal. A great side board card.
- Magma Jet is not good here. I get the scry thing and all, but damage is more important for wolves. The obvious is Lightning Bolt , but usually with the money of just one copy, you can get 4x Lightning Strike or Incinerate or even something like Arc Trail (not recommended).
- Rabid Bite this is a terrible, ugly, and horrible card. Never ever use it! Try Pounce instead.
Hope this helps! Be kind and have fun.
Kessig Wolf Run occurrence in decks from the last year
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All decks: 0.05%
RG (Gruul): 1.97%
BRG (Jund): 1.03%
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When a counterfeit currency racket comes to light on the French Riviera, Detective Inspector Meredith is sent speeding southwards out of the London murk to the warmth and glitter of the Mediterranean. Along with Inspector Blampignon an amiable policeman from Nice Meredith must trace the whereabouts of Chalky Cobbett, crook and forger. Soon their interest centres on the Villa Paloma, the residence of Nesta Hedderwick, an eccentric Englishwoman, and her bohemian house guests among them her niece, an artist, and a playboy. Before long, it becomes evident that more than one of the occupants of the Villa Paloma has something to hide, and the stage is set for murder. This classic crime novel from 1952 evokes all the sunlit glamour of life on the Riviera, and combines deft plotting with a dash of humour. This is the first edition to have been published in more than sixty years and follows the rediscovery of Bude's long-neglected detective writing by the British Library.
Death on the Riviera
John Bude
Poisoned Pen Press
Originally published in 1952 by Macdonald & Co.
Copyright © 2016 by the Estate of John Bude
Published by Poisoned Pen Press in association with the British Library
First E-book Edition 2016
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Death on the Riviera combines a lively police hunt for a gang engaged on a currency racket with a neatly contrived murder mystery. John Bude teams his good-natured but determined series detective, Inspector Meredith of the C.I.D., with an eager young sidekick, Acting-Sergeant Freddy Strang, and sends them off to the South of France to work on a joint operation with the local police. The French investigators believe that the gang is being run by an Englishman, and evidence suggests that the counterfeit thousand franc notes now flooding the Riviera are the work of a skilled English engraver,
Chalky Cobbett.
The book opens with a casual encounter between the detectives and a fellow Englishman, Bill Dillon, who is also heading for the Riviera. Soon their paths cross again. Bill is heading for the Villa Paloma in Menton, a lovely town on the Mediterranean, close to the Franco-Italian border. The owner of the villa is Nesta Hedderwick, a wealthy widow who divides her time between Britain and France, and who has acquired an assortment of house guests. They include her niece, Dilys, the mysterious Tony Shenton, his girlfriend Kitty Linden, and an artist called Paul Latour. Before long, it becomes evident that more than one of the occupants of the Villa Paloma has something to hide, and Bill's arrival there proves to be the catalyst for murder.
Death on the Riviera was first published in 1952, at a point when John Bude was at the height of his powers. He had been publishing crime novels for almost two decades, at a rate of slightly more than one book a year, and the assurance with which he blends the plot-lines in this book reflects his experience and confidence as a writer. The characters are well-defined, the atmosphere of life on the Riviera is nicely evoked, and the device employed by the killer to fool the police pleasingly ingenious. Above all, Bude focuses on telling a good story, and he keeps the action flowing from start to finish.
Setting mattered to Bude, and he began his career with mysteries located in attractive parts of England such as Cornwall, the Lake District, the Sussex Downs, and Cheltenham. After the Second World War, at a time of rationing and austerity, he recognized that readers hungered for a touch of the exotic, and Death on the Riviera was the result. But who exactly was John Bude?
Until recently, little had been written about this once-popular author. He merited an entry in the first edition of Twentieth Century Crime and Mystery Writers, published in 1980, but this was dropped from subsequent editions, as if to signal that his time had passed. Happily, publication of his first three detective stories in the British Library's series of Crime Classics has resulted in excellent sales, and rekindled interest in the author as well as his work. Thanks to information kindly supplied to me by his daughter, Jennifer, it is possible to fill in some gaps in public knowledge of this under-estimated writer.
John Bude was a pen-name for Ernest Carpenter Elmore (1901-57), who turned to writing crime fiction after starting out under his own name with books such as the improbably titled The Steel Grubs (1928). His early mysteries were published by Skeffington, a small firm which catered mainly for the libraries; as a result, first editions are now very hard to find, and command high prices when they do come on to the market. After a brief spell with another library-oriented publisher, Hale, he moved to Cassell, and then to Macdonald, indicating that he was climbing the ladder in terms of sales potential. He did not manage to gain election to the prestigious Detection Club, which was presided over by Dorothy L. Sayers, and highly selective (and sometimes idiosyncratic) in its recruitment policy, but he was sufficiently well-regarded by his peers to be invited by John Creasey to become one of the founder members of the Crime Writers' Association in 1953. On one occasion he told Jennifer that he reckoned he earned
sixpence a word, and his earnings were sufficient to enable him to write full-time.
He had acquired a taste for travelling around Europe as a young man, and in later life he seized every available opportunity to take his wife, Betty, and Jennifer with him to the Continent, and in particular to France, a country he loved. Betty would drive them all the way to the Riviera (Bude himself never learned to drive) and their favourite destination—this will come as no surprise to readers of this novel—was Menton. On other occasions they stayed at Le Touquet (hence his A Telegram from Le Touquet, published in 1956), or in Paris; he was particularly fond of Montmartre, and enjoyed going to the opera and ballet.
Jennifer remembers her father making notes, and collecting local literature, as they travelled around. A sociable man, who enjoyed chatting with the people he met on his travels—even the most casual conversation may provide a spark of inspiration for a novelist—he was equally content to sit in cafes and watch the world go by, while letting his imagination roam. When he returned home, he would write every morning, and spend his afternoons getting exercise—typically, gardening, walking, or playing tennis. After an early supper, he would resume his writing until 9 p.m., when he listened to the news. He wrote his stories in hand before typing them, using four fingers and a thumb. Industrious as he was, he would take a day off if the weather was good, and go to the beach or indulge in a little tourism. Once he had delivered a novel to his publishers, he would take a holiday before starting a new book. There was every chance that the holiday itself would plant fresh ideas in his fertile mind—and result in a book such as Death on the Riviera.
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Bill Dillon turned up the collar of his tweed overcoat and thrust his hands deeper into his pockets. Five a.m. of a frosty morning in late February, he thought, was a devil of a time to be dumped off a boat on to a confoundedly draughty quayside. There were about a dozen other cars lined up in the customs-yard awaiting the attention of the little group of officials, who were now sorting through their papers under a naked light-bulb near the passport office. The night-ferry, from whose maw the train had already been disgorged in the direction of Paris, loomed up, gently swaying, against the starlit sky. A few strings of street lamps and a score or so of lighted windows were all that was visible of the shattered and martyred town beyond the oil-dark waters of the harbour.
Bill lit a cigarette and began to pace up and down, his footsteps echoing on the pavé, his thoughts on the rove. He was thinking back to that night, nearly ten years ago, when he'd last set eyes on Dunkirk; so many splintered impressions that stabbed out in his memory like gun-flashes. The red, roaring inferno that was the town; the spangled web of tracer shells slung over the sea and beaches; the orange blossoming of bombs; the noise; the heat; the indifference to danger that stemmed from an exhaustion that had almost deadened fear. In the maelstrom of defeat he'd no longer been an individual. Just a worn, obedient cog in a relentless machine—Lance-Corporal Dillon of the 6th Southshires—one of the dust-specks that added up to the miracle of Dunkirk.
There was a shuffle of feet at his side, a discreet cough.
Anything to declare, M'sieur?
Bill came out of his reverie with a jerk.
The sleepy-eyed official stuck his head through the car door and flashed his torch around the interior. Then he opened the rear door of the saloon, flicked back the clasps of Bill's unlocked suitcase and dabbled around with an expert hand. He moved round and tried the handle of the boot.
Please, M'sieur.
Bill pulled out a bunch of keys and unlocked the boot. It contained the usual paraphernalia—a couple of pairs of shoes that wouldn't go in his case; a rucksack; an old military gas-cape; a half-gallon can of oil; dusters; cleaning-rags; and foot-pump. The douanier eyed the collection, nodded, and carefully closed the lid. It was all very polite and very perfunctory.
"Merci, M'sieur."
O.K.? asked Bill.
The Frenchman beamed broadly.
"Oui, oui, M'sieur—O.K.! O.K.!
He flicked a hand towards the invisible hinterland of France. En avant, M'sieur! Et bon voyage."
Thanks, said Bill.
Inwardly he heaved a sigh of relief. It was not that he had anything to declare, but there was one object aboard the car that might have caused comment. And once interest had been aroused an explanation might have been demanded. And at that ungodly hour of the morning Bill felt disinclined to discuss technicalities with a man whose knowledge of English was obviously limited, and who, in any case, would fail to grasp the finer details of his exposition.
Once off the quayside Bill realized that the small hours of a bitter February morning was not the ideal time to weave one's way out of Dunkirk. Presumably there had been roads between the rubble heaps and undoubtedly, before the holocaust, they'd led somewhere. But now there was nothing but a maze of treacherous, pot-holed tracks meandering aimlessly between a network of railway-lines and flattened buildings.
After a bit, utterly flummoxed, Bill braked up and studied his map. The first sizeable place on his route was Cassel. But how the devil was he to break out of this shambles on to the appropriate road? So far he hadn't noticed a single sign-post. He remembered that road all right. The long hellish strip of pavé down which the disintegrated but undaunted B.E.F. had jerked its way towards salvation. Sitting in his pre-war but still serviceable Stanmobile Ten something of the desperate hopelessness of that nightmare returned to haunt him. The scars of memory never really healed, he thought.
There was a screech of brakes and a small black
sports slithered to a stop beside him. A head thrust itself out from beneath the hood.
"Pardon, M'sieur…à Cassel?"
Bill, no linguist himself, was swift to recognize a fellow sufferer. He chuckled:
Don't ask me! I'm heading for the same road. Not a damned signpost anywhere.
English, eh? Got a map?
Sure, said Bill.
Same here. Let's take a look at the darn thing in our headlamps.
Bill glanced at the man who joined him on the road—tall, athletic, aquiline features, something decisive in speech and movement that marked him down as a man of action. A reliable fellow in a tight corner, he thought. His companion, hatless, in belted raincoat, a muffler slung round his neck, was far younger though equally well-built. He seemed to treat the elder man with the respect that was due from a subordinate to a superior.
Barely had they gone into a huddle, however, when an early workman in a shabby overcoat and the ubiquitous blue beret, evidently intrigued by the set-up, jumped from his bicycle and crossed over to them.
"Est ce que je vous aide, Messieurs?"
Bill explained in halting French that they were anxious to get on to the road to Cassel.
Ah! That is simple, M'sieur. Follow me. I will ride ahead. You keep me always in your headlights.
Ten minutes later the good-hearted fellow, who had been pedalling like a madman, slowed down and indicated with a violent wave of his arm the route they were to take. Bill leaned out and yelled his thanks, glancing back to see if the second car was following. A few hundred yards farther up the road it drew abreast and for a brief time the two cars ran level.
O.K.? shouted Bill.
Yes, thanks.
Where are you making for?
Paris! came the answering yell.
And you?
Rheims first stop. After that down the Rhone valley to the Cote d'Azur.
Well, I hope it keeps fine for you. Good hunting.
Thanks. And the same to you.
With a lifting drone the little black
sports suddenly drew ahead and a few seconds later vanished behind an enormous camion that was lumbering with infuriating complacency down the very centre of the highway.
Detective-Inspector Meredith of the C.I.D. turned to his companion and observed sardonically:
For Pete's sake relax, m'lad. I'm not going to hit anything.
It's this right-of the-road rule, sir. Can't get used to it.
You will…after another eight hundred miles.
By the way, sir—what was the idea of telling that bloke we were heading for Paris?
Professional discretion, Strang. We're over here on a job, remember. No point in advertising our destination.
But damn it all, sir, he's also making for the Riviera. We'll probably run against him. Look a bit fishy, won't it?
Meredith laughed.
"There's about fifty miles of that gilded coastline, Strang. Devil of a coincidence if we did meet again. In any case I doubt if he'd recognize us."
"Decent sort of bloke, sir. Useful in a Rugger scrum, eh? I wager I'd recognize him in a Derby Day crowd."
You'd be out on your ear if you couldn't, retorted Meredith bluntly.
Don't forget, you've been trained to observe. I may be wrong but I've an idea that you've more than an average eye for faces. That's why the A.C. let you off the leash.
Thanks, sir. But I wish the deuce you'd—
Meredith broke in:
You're wondering what it's all about, eh? O.K., Sergeant. I reckon it's time that I put you wise. Meredith took one hand from the driving-wheel, yanked a wallet from the inside pocket of his sports jacket and slapped it down on Strang's knee.
There's a photo in the first flap. Take it out and have a good look at it. His curiosity aroused, Strang did as he was told and studied the print closely. He recognized it at once as an official photograph from the Rogues' Gallery at the Yard—the regulation two profiles and a full-face.
Know who it is?
No, sir.
Well, that uninspiring phiz belongs to a little runt of a chap called Tommy Cobbett—'Chalky' Cobbett to his friends, on account of his dead white complexion. One of the world's great artists, Strang.
He's a painter, sir?
Not exactly. He's an engraver, m'lad—an engraver of notes.
You mean he's a forger?
I do. And one of the finest we've ever come against. He was pulled in just before the War after flooding the West End with spurious fivers. He got a six year stretch and came out about four years back. For a time he hung around his old haunts in the East End and, with our usual professional optimism, we thought he'd gone straight. Then eighteen months ago he vanished. Meredith clicked his fingers.
Phut! Like that. Well, we knew darn well that 'Chalky' hadn't gone into purdah for nothing. We felt absolutely certain that somewhere or other he was 'working' again. But the point was where and for whom?
And now you've got the answer, eh, sir?
Six weeks back we had information from the police at Nice that a top-line currency racket was being worked along the Riviera towns. You know the set-up? English visitors anxious to exceed their hundred quid travel allowance. Obliging Wide Boys equally anxious to help 'em out. Normal rate of exchange about 980 francs to the pound. Black Market rate, say, 780. Profit to the Wide Boys about 200 francs for every pound changed. Easy money, Strang, even if you don't consider the profits spectacular.
But 'Chalky' Cobbett, asked Strang still groping,
where does he come in? I don't get it.
Meredith chuckled.
O.K. I'm coming to him. But there are a few other details I want you to cotton on to first. These currency blokes accept cheques on London banks, see? They're forced to because, as you know, you can only take five quid's worth of English notes out of the country. The Wide Boys have a grape-vine method of getting these cheques smuggled over to London and cashed as quickly as possible. So much for that. But the French police recently spotted a further complication in this racket. A flood of counterfeit thousand franc notes was appearing along the Riviera, and they soon traced some of these notes to our benighted countrymen who'd been diddling the Exchequer by their purchase of Black Market francs. In brief, the currency racketeers had been paying out their 780 francs to the pound in dud notes. Result, 980 francs to the pound profit, less overheads and, presumably, a rake-off for 'Chalky' Cobbett.
But how the heck did the French cops know that 'Chalky' was responsible for the faked notes, sir?
They didn't. Nor did we at the start. As a matter of routine we got our forgery experts on to one of the specimen notes. And the experts recognized 'Chalky's' touch at once—microscopic details of craftsmanship that had turned up in all his previous work. That's why we're heading south on this cold and frosty morning, m'lad. We're going to snoop around and keep our eyes skinned and our ears wide open until we get a line on 'Chalky's' hide-out. We're over here at the request of the French police. So take a good look at that photo and keep on looking at it. I want you to get the details of 'Chalky's' dial fixed firmly in your mind, Strang. It's easier for me. I've seen 'Chalky' several times. Matter of fact I was responsible for pulling him in in '39.
Acting-Sergeant Freddy Strang carefully replaced the photo in his superior's wallet. So this was the mysterious assignment that had miraculously whipped him out of the London murk and was now speeding him south to the warmth and glitter of the Mediterranean. Damned decent of the Inspector to pick on him as his assistant. There wasn't another bloke in the C.I.D. he'd rather be working for. He said earnestly:
I'll do my best not to let you down, sir.
Sure of it, Sergeant. But I haven't quite filled in all the gaps. 'Chalky's' not our only concern. The French dicks have a very shrewd suspicion that the currency racket is being worked by an English gang or, at least, under English supervision. Point is these men may be known to us at the Yard. That's the second reason why we've been called in to help.
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Combined Effects of the Three Commitment Components on Focal and Discretionary Behaviors: A Test of Meyer and Herscovitch's Propositions
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