What is forex swing trading? Swing Trading is a method of trading forex in which the trader holds positions open for a minimum of two days and a maximum of a week. There are sometimes exceptions where trades may be left open for as long as two weeks, but never more than that.
Swing trades are used by traders to catch short-term moves of a currency pair without getting unduly exposed to intraday market noise. The name, "swing" gives some insight as to what prices are doing in the market. Usually, prices will swing from one end of the chart to another, in the context of the main trend which is only seen on a daily chart. At these times, it can be seen that the asset may be moving predictably between short-term support and resistance areas. These support and resistance areas may be occurring within the context of a larger trend, in which case they represent peaks and troughs of market action.
Many times, both bullish and bearish trends are present, but the asset moves in a rather predictable sequence between parallel resistance as well as support areas. The resistance is the highest point the market reaches as it moves up and then pulls back. As the market surges up again, the lowest point it reaches before it climbs back is known as the support. It should be noted that there are swing trading opportunities in this scenario as well, with the trader taking an extended position near the support area and taking a short position near the resistance area.
They are too impatient and try to profit from intraday market noise.
They sometimes get confused by candlesticks and pull out of profitable trades way too early.
The do not understand the trade mechanics that the big guns use in the markets to collect steady profits while sticking to sound risk management practices.
If you want to make it big in forex trading without staying so long in the market, then you have to ride the waves of swing trading. All the big guns in the market do this, so why not you?
Swing trading requires discipline and patience in the trading approach. Discipline helps you to stay in trades that are retracing, even when you are in a major trend. Discipline also aids you to set up proper risk management so that even if trades go south, you do not lose more than 3% of your account. Patience will enable you ride the wave to the very end of the tape. A successful swing trade can get a trader good returns. Returns of at least 3 pips for every 1 pip risked are commonplace with profitable swing trades.
Swing trading identifies swings within a trend and enters only when there are high chances of winning. For instance, in an uptrend, traders attempt to go long (buy) at "swing lows." On the other hand, they go short (sell) at "swing lows" by taking advantage of temporary countertrends. Swing trading gains are captured overnight or after they have been held for some weeks. It is essential for traders to know that larger stop losses are required if they are to pull through market volatility. This is because swing trades last much longer than one day. As such, it is important that traders devise a proper risk management strategy. The right money management plan will help ensure that they survive those periods when trades are likely to go against them during the holding time, as many price fluctuations may occur during shorter timeframes.
Do not mind holding their positions for many days.
Do not have a problem putting up with larger stop losses.
Are ready to make fewer trades and pay enough attention to ensure that their trades are excellent setups.
Have nerves of steel that let them remain during those periods when trades go against them.
Individuals with full-time jobs who are looking to augment their incomes can take to swing trading. However, the strategy is best suited for those who have enough free time to follow economic events on a global scale. Being current with the news plays a major role in how successful one becomes in the trade. Looking for scheduled events like economic data points, earnings reports, regulatory events, etc., help traders to identify currencies that could make for a swing trade. Also, it is important for a trader to be willing to execute trades without second-guessing themselves.
Unlike other trades, volatility is not all bad news for swing traders. This is because it gives traders a reason to seek an exit before some gains get erased.
Swing trading makes it possible for traders to earn good returns. Swing trading enables traders to benefit from the market over the medium term.
Swing trading lets traders make money from the trend.
Swing trading uses mathematically based rules and objectives to determine what currencies to buy or sell. This procedure helps to eliminate the emotional aspects that are usually associated with selecting currencies.
Swing trading allows the use of methods that reduce the need for labor-intensive analysis.
Swing trading teaches a trader to focus on both long term and short-term investment goals. This prepares them for the demands of other trades.
Profits made from successful swing trades can only be eroded by several losing trades.
Swing traders can trade without the distractions that stem from intraday trading.
Swing trading is suitable for traders of all kinds. Whether you are an advanced, intermediate, or beginner trader, swing trading has enough room to accommodate all.
Swing trading provides traders with enough tools to analyze price patterns, trends, as well as the intrinsic fundamental value of currencies, to ascertain their trading pattern.
Swing trading enables individual investors to benefit from short-term price movements without having to compete with persons or companies with a large volume of trades.
Here is a typical swing trade that was held for about 5 days. It featured a short trade on the descending triangle pattern, seen on the daily chart of the Ripple/USD chart.
Swing trading is one of the best trading strategies for those who are looking to reap medium-term gains in the financial markets. Note that in swing trading, success comes when you identify the trend rightly and invest accordingly. As such, it is important that you develop several strategies that could help you to determine the pattern exhibited by an asset.


HAWAIʻI ISLAND - The National Weather Service in Honolulu has issued a Flood Advisory for the island of Hawaiʻi until 6:30 p.m. HST.
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The National Weather Service in Honolulu says that 3:28 p.m. HST, radar indicated heavy rain near Waipiʻo Valley and Honokaʻa. Rain was falling at a rate of 1 to 2 inches per hour.
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California Northstate University (CNU) officials announced on December 20, 2018, their plans to build a 250 bed teaching hospital across from their current campus at 9700 West Taron Drive. The "CNU Medical Center" would become part of the regional service network and become Elk Grove's first hospital.
CNU opened their Elk Grove campus on the city's west side in 2014 in a space previously occupied by the former AAA call center. In 2015, the college became only the ninth accredited medical school in California and only the fifth university in the State to operate both a pharmacy school and medical school under one roof.The addition of a teaching hospital will support the university's educational and research endeavors.
The City received an application in December 2018 from Fong & Chan Architects requesting approval of various Planning permits (referred to as entitlements) for the California Northstate University (CNU) Medical Center. If approved, the Project would include a 250-bed teaching hospital with a level two trauma center.
The CNU Medical School Project encompasses approximately 25-acres of property currently developed with a mix of commercial and office uses, as well as the existing California Northstate University School of Medicine.
Hospital building. The building would be ten (10) stories in height and be approximately 450,000 square feet in size. The hospital will be designed to meet Level II trauma center standards, including a helistop landing pad. Level II is a formal designation made by the State in Coordination with the County. CNU is designing to such standard, but will eventually need Level II designation from outside agencies.
Central Plant. The Central Plant would be 20,000 square feet in size and would house support equipment for the hospital. The facility would also have a 20,000 square foot exterior mechanical yard.
Parking Structure 1. The parking structure would be approximately 200,000 square feet in size and would contain approximately 480 parking spaces. The parking structure would be five (5) stories in height and would include 40,000 square feet of ground floor retail, medical offices, and other supporting uses.
Parking Structure 2. The parking structure would be approximately 250,000 square feet in size and would contain approximately 640 parking spaces. The parking structure would be five (5) stories in height and 50,000 square feet of ground floor retail, medical offices, and other supporting uses.
Out-Patient Clinic. This ambulatory care building would be 140,000 square feet in size and three (3) stories in height. This building would contain outpatient medical services.
Medical Office Building. This medical office building would be 140,000 square feet in size and three (3) stories in height. This building would contain outpatient medical clinics.
Dormitory. A dormitory for CNU Medical School students would be constructed in the southern portion of the site adjacent to the school facilities. The dormitory would be approximately 170,000 square feet and five (5) stories in height.
Admin Expansion. An expansion to the existing School of Medicine building would be constructed. The Admin Expansion would be approximately 43,500 square feet and three (3) stories in height.
The Project site is identified in the City's General Plan (the long-range master plan for the City) for a combination of Commercial and Light Industrial development. The northern portion of the Project site is zoned "General Commercial" (GC) while the southern portion is zoned "Industrial-Office" (MP). The proposed uses are conditionally permitted on the site. As such, the City's review at this stage entails use and operations (Conditional Use Permit for the proposed hospital, helistop, expansion of medical school), as well as architectural and site design (District Development Plan and Major Design Review, including review of the site plan, architecture, landscaping, lighting, amenities, screening). The City is currently updating its General Plan and Zoning Code. The General Plan Update and associated Zoning Code Update are tentatively scheduled for upcoming City Council meetings. Should the General Plan and Zoning Code Updates be approved, the proposed uses would continue to be conditionally permitted on the site and the Project would be reviewed for other necessary entitlements.
The Project application was submitted to the City in December 2018. The application is currently under review.
The City anticipates that an Environmental Impact Report (EIR) will be prepared for the Project. Areas of study for potential impacts include traffic and transportation, noise, water supply, air quality, aesthetics, and light and glare. The EIR will be circulated for public review and comments.
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The supportive Zumba community motivated Carey to obtain her Zumba certification. She has been teaching for several years and is proud to be part of the ZIN community. Carey loves connecting with others and leading them toward a healthier life through music and dance, as she continues her own journey. She plans to become certified in other Zumba programs in the future. We are happy to have this saucy young lady on our fitness team.


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Dirty Bomb may well be a game name you should be wary of saying at airport security, but it primarily represents a return to old-school form for developer Splash Damage. That's the developer that most recently forged the divisive multiplatform game Brink but has returned to PC-exclusive space with a class-driven, team-based shooter that's well worth having a crack at given the free-to-play price tag. There are a variety of Mercs on offer that suit specific play styles but there's a lot more going on beneath the hood. Below is the skinny on what you need to know before making a splash in Dirty Bomb.
Dirty Bomb may have a 'closed beta' label slapped on it at the moment in the Steam store (the open beta begins next week, on June 2) but it's already filled with the kind of competent players that Splash Damage wants to attract. It's worth taking the training mission for a spin but your real training is online and, much like how Dark Souls treats player education, you should expect to die. A lot. Persistent players will reap rewards for their patience, and you have to be prepared to give it a good handful of hours to see if it's for you.
"For me? You shouldn't have."
Shunning the trend of lone-wolf-loving supposed team games, Splash Damage has gone out of its way to encourage team play in Dirty Bomb. While hanging back as, say, Vassili the sniper may suggest a solitary existence, his heartbeat sensor is a brilliant team-friendly tool for sniffing out enemies and getting the drop on them before they come around the corner. Similarly, there are plenty of support Mercs that are designed to be played by those who enjoy supporting the team without necessarily being the best shooters. Just because your kill-to-death ratio is insanely negative doesn't mean you won't find success playing objectives and supporting your team in Dirty Bomb.
Unity. That is the key word in unit. Without the Y.
It's not covered in the training mission but you'll want to start wrapping your head around Dirty Bomb's advanced movement system once you've mastered the basics. Think of the movement system as part Half-Life, part Brink. You can quickly press crouch then jump while sprinting to leap a greater distance, or crouch while mid-air to reach (slightly) higher places. While there's no wall-running, per se, you can vault off walls and objects, which is great for non-traditional navigation, as well as breaking line of sight when someone's got a bead on you.
Call of Duty and Battlefield jockeys beware: your foes will not die as quickly as you're used to in Dirty Bomb. There are exceptions to this rule (such as a well-placed headshot from a sniper rifle or certain one-shot explosive weapons/gadgets) but when it comes to gunplay, you can soak up quite a few hits before you go down. Headshots are a great place to aim if you back yourself to aim small, hit small, but centre mass is generally the best option, particularly against proficient players who won't stand still for long enough for you to refine your aim. Learn the strengths and weaknesses of your primary weapon and adjust your tactics to suit. Backing off around corners is a great tactic with shotguns, SMGs are great for lead-filled jump attacks, while assault rifles work well at mid-to-long range.
Don't bring a grenade to a turret party. Or do. Whatever.
Shooters never used to have the option to aim down sights (ADS), but it's become a standard inclusion nowadays. Dirty Bomb does offer the option to throw up iron sights or a scope, but unless you're sniping, this is an ill-advised tactic. Given the incredible pace at which Dirty Bomb rounds play out, you've got less time to aim than you do to bleed. ADS is a luxury you can rarely afford, so get used to breaking those contemporary shooter habits and shoot from the hip almost exclusively. It's the easiest way to preserve your field of view and track targets, and the accuracy advantage afforded by ADS isn't enough to motivate players to take careful aim.
"Tanks for camping while our team is on the offensive, guy."
Dirty Bomb uses a kill camera as an educational tool for players. Upon death, you'll know who killed you, with what weapon and from where. It lingers long enough for you to get a full picture of exactly how you were killed. It also means that the players you kill have access to the same information and will most likely seek retribution once they spawn. Constantly relocating and, generally, being nimble on your toes is the best way to negate revenge killings and to keep your enemies guessing as to where you might be. Unlike other shooters, accuracy isn't greatly impacted while on the move, so be sure to make yourself a harder target by shooting on the move.
This seems like an obvious statement for any class-based game, but it's particularly punishing in Dirty Bomb if you try to go against the grain. Splash Damage uses the term 'Mercs in lieu of 'classes, with each Merc slotting into a specific class and, thus, a particular play style. At a default level, Arty is a Merc who slots into a support role whose main weapons are an artillery strike marker and ammo packs. He also happens to carry a slow-firing semi-automatic rifle (on his default loadout) that flags he's designed to be used at range. Similarly, medics like Aura should work best just behind the frontline, while tanks such as Rhino should be the first Merc your advancing enemies see.
Clearly it's time to let old painless out of the bag.
Going into a round, you can select three Mercs to have in your deck for switching between in any given mode. This means that selecting the right Merc for the right mode is essential. Given that one of the primary modes, Stopwatch, involves a midpoint switching between offensive and defensive roles, you'll want at least one Merc for each primary play style. On top of this, it's worth paying attention to the trio of Mercs the rest of your team has before the round starts to ensure that essential roles such as medic and support are covered.
Warning: carrying a medkit will not protect you from explosions.
Primary objectives are the most important in Dirty Bomb (hence their name), but hunting down secondary goals are a great way to give your team an edge. This can mean opening or shutting access to particular routes, or unlocking a forward spawn point that means less sprinting from your respawn zone to where the action is happening. Given the smaller player-counts in Dirty Bomb and sometimes higher respawn timers (depending on which point you die on the respawn counter), having access to direct routes or alternative paths provide a greater chance of completing your primary objectives and, generally, staying alive longer to do so.
It's easy to be tempted by servers with higher player counts in Dirty Bomb, because more people to kill sounds great on digital paper. However, it's worth noting that Dirty Bomb is best played in 5v5 mode. That's not us speculating, either; that's from the mouth of lead game designer, Neil Alphonso. You can play in up to 8v8 matches but, according to Alphonso, Dirty Bomb takes inspiration from MOBA games, whereby the most successful teams tend to be the ones that communicate and work effectively together, with the 5v5 player count being the best balance for the maps and modes.
"You go that way; I'll go home."
As a free-to-play game, there's a premium component to Dirty Bomb that will tempt you to fork over hard-earned cash to unlock Mercs and additional content. Mercs, for instance, currently cost between 30,000 and 50,000 of in-game currency, or can be bought for $5.99USD to $9.99USD. The better you do in a match, the more in-game currency you'll earn. But with three daily 'missions' on offer to earn 500-or-so points, it may feel like a grind to unlock your next Merc. Of course, if you're having fun all the time with Dirty Bomb, it won't feel like a grind, but if you have no intention of paying real money, persistence is key.
And grenades. They're also key.
Class customisation in terms of primary/secondary weapon loadouts and passive perks is achieved by 'trading up' unused Merc loadout cards, which relies on a random number generator to determine a potentially awesome (or worthless) new loadout card. It means that if you're lucky, you might score a Merc loadout card that grants new weapons that allow you to change your play style. If you're unlucky, you might get frustrated at being killed by Mercs who are fortunate enough to score weapons that let them use their characters in unexpected ways.
One of the perks of Dirty Bomb being a free-to-play game is that new features, additional content and balancing changes can be made over the life of the game. As long as the community keeps playing, Splash Damage will have access to telemetry data that lets them balance Mercs, weapons, maps and modes. On top of this, by being vocal about what you don't like about the game, Splash Damage has the opportunity to patch what might not be working. The developer will use telemetry data to test the veracity of player feedback, but Splash Damage has been open about wanting to hear what the community thinks it's doing right and wrong with Dirty Bomb. Take advantage of that invitation.
Nader is the Leeroy Jenkins of the shooter space.
Dirty Bomb embraces the 'easy to learn, hard to master' mantra and Splash Damage has unapologetically tuned it to be a punishing yet rewarding gameplay experience. It may take a handful of hours and the unlearning of contemporary shooter habits, but if you have the patience to do that, you'll find a rewarding free-to-play experience that boasts intense shootouts and rewards proper team play.
Nathan Lawrence is a freelance games journalist based in Australia. You can chat with him on Twitter here, and while you're at it, why not catch up with the whole IGN Australia team on Facebook and Twitter?


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Ghislaine Maxwell Found Guilty On 5 Out Of 6 Charges
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Brianna Lyman Reporter
Ghislaine Maxwell, British socialite and accomplice of disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein, was found guilty Wednesday on five of the six counts against her.
Maxwell was found guilty of conspiring with Epstein to groom, recruit and sexually abuse underage girls, a jury found. She was found guilty on several counts of conspiring to entice minors to travel across state lines to engage in illegal sexual activity and conspiring to sex traffic minors. Maxwell was acquitted on count two, which was enticing accuser "Jane" to travel with the intent to engage in illegal sexual activity, according to the The New York Times (NYT).
The sixth count, trafficking then-minor "Carolyn," carries a maximum sentence of 40 years in prison, according to the NYT. The fourth count, transporting "Jane" to engage in illegal sexual activity, carries a maximum of 10 years, according to the report. The other three conspiracy counts reportedly each carry a maximum sentence of 5 years each.
Closing arguments in Maxwell's case began Dec. 20, after a three-week trial.
Prosecutors argued "Maxwell and Epstein were a wealthy couple who used their privilege to prey on kids from struggling families," according to CNN. "The way that they selected these girls tells you that they were targeting vulnerable kids. It is not an accident that Jane and Kate and Annie and Carolyn all came from single-mother households."
A jury has found Ghislaine Maxwell
Count 1: Guilty
Count 2: Not Guilty
— Adam Klasfeld (@KlasfeldReports) December 29, 2021
"She was a sophisticated predator who knew exactly what she was doing," prosecutor Alison Moe said, according to the New York Post. "When you're with someone for 11 years, you know what they like."
Maxwell's defense argued the trial was a proxy trial against Epstein. (RELATED: Ian Maxwell Suggests His Sister Ghislaine Believes Epstein Was Murdered)
"She's being tried here for being with Jeffrey Epstein, and maybe that was the biggest mistake of her life, but it was not a crime," Maxwell attorney Laura Menninger reportedly argued.
Maxwell faced six federal charges in relation to allegedly grooming four girls during the 1990's and into the 2000's; three counts of conspiracy, sex trafficking of minors, enticing a minor to travel to engage in illegal sex acts and transporting a minor with the intent to engage in criminal sexual activity. Maxwell pleaded not guilty to all charges.
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The Parish of San Leonardo di Manciano existed already 5 centuries ago, as is shown by records of a pastoral visit from the Castro's bishop in 1606. Until the middle of 1700 this Parish belonged to the Diocesis of Acquapendente when it was transferred to the Diocesis of Pitigliano, Sovana, Orbetello.
Manciano is a village born from a crossing of communication roads between the Papal State, the Tuscan Granducate, the Amiata Mountain and the sea. In the past it was a place where seasonal movement of livestock occurred not only for sheep but also for pigs because of the great quantities of oak woods.
The history of the community from the 1800 until the mid 1900 has been characterised by the presence of a few landowners (3 to 4 families) and many families of farmers and sharecroppers. Finally, with the agrarian legal reform, remained small land owners. During the '60 some agricultural cooperatives were established.
During the '70's through the development of the Saturnia thermal spa a new way to relate to the land started to occur and during the '80's and 90's many tourist related activities were developed.
These new social and economic developments involved huge social changes which have unfortunately transformed the ways of living of the families with work timetables and work shifts which do not effectively allow them for the care of children and of the elderly.
The above scenario has created a need that the Parish has responded to by organising a series of play, educational and socialising activities addressed both to children and to the elderly. Youth discomfort is a serious problem in this Maremman land, as can be seen from the statistical resarches on the abuse of alcohol and drugs (more than 50 young people over a population less than 3.000 inhabitants are assisted in rehabilitaion programmes).
All of this entails for the Parish the need to promote meetings among teen-agers, young people and adults, together with the school and sport associations, to make possible the construction of an educational/formative dialogue that can help them to deal with the risks of daily living. Asking the meaning of life is at the root of the discomfort of young people, the elderly and those living at the margins of society and this is the front where the Parish needs to battle through the means of the Oratory, the cultural center and various activities (conferences, exhibitions, meetings with families, days of being with the elderly, movie club for young people, meetings, publishing a Parish paper to advertise both new activities and obtained results, etc ... ).
The Parish has always given attention to youth, adults and the elderly, especially those living on their own, from this comes the inspiration for this project which intends to bring those people within an organization, for part of the week, and offer manual, play and cultural activities.
The Parish have helped 40 elderly people and 20 people living on their own.
The activities that the Parish has so far organised have been mainly educational (scouts, acr, summer camps involving the families). These activities have involved 200 children. With this new project, which received a grant from the Nando Peretti Foundation, Don Lido Lodolini wants to involve more people throughout the year by providing the right accommodation and the right help and by integrating the above mentioned activities with musical and theatrical workshops.
Around 500 people, mainly elderly, go regularly to Parish activities. At the moment there is a kindergarten (which has 35 children) which employs two teachers. An important relationship with people of different ethnic origins and of different religions has been started through the kindergarten, and this relationship has been helped by the Parish newspaper and through various activities aimed at integrating people.
Around 30 people are at the moment engaged on a volunteering basis in the various activities of the Parish ( caritas, consiglio pastorale, consiglio economico and catechisti).
Don Lido Lodolino has asked the foundation for a grant to finish the building work of the Parish, with the aim to provide new services to children and the elderly which are already part of it, within a program aimed to alleviate youth disfunctionality and the problems associated with the elderly.
The grant from the Foundation should enable a little sports ground for soccer and netball, the refurbishment of a play room and music room, the restoration of the Italian garden, buying educational aids as computers, projectors, books and films, building a open air structure to be used for outside events and the possibility of paying the expenses of the personnel involved in looking after activities for the elderly.
- Activities in the oratory, structured along the theme of moral issues and societal values. These will be achieved through several kinds of meetings such as cultural, social, play, musical and on sport themes. This program will involve 40 young people.
- Reception and entertainment of young people. This will happen both in kindergarten and in the external structures that need still to be completed for the summer season. There will be after-school activities, reading lessons, ethical and social education. This program is aimed at 40 youths and 28 children.
- Meetings to increase the value of all the traditional wealth made from know-how, wisdom and maturity through a generational exchange between youths, young people, adults and elderly people. This will take place within the structure of the "Villa Aldi Mai" which in order to respond to this new function needs to be equipped with a library, a video library, room for reading and for manual activities. This program is aimed at 20 elderly people and 25 young people.
The Nando Peretti Foundation has awarded a grant for this project. The enhancement of the Centre (Villa Aldi Mai) with the refurbishment of new spaces for teenagers, adults and the elderly, must give to the citizens of Manciano the possibility of meeting each other in a safe contest, to work together and to promote a dialogue both between people from different ethnic origins and between generations. Such a generational exchange must bring an increased sense of reciprocal value, of respect and a better understanding of those human attributes belonging to the human being.


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Clyne & Shaw Called Up
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Saints seventeen year old prodigy Luke Shaw and twenty-one year old Nathaniel Clyne have been called up to the England Under-21 squad today. They will feature for The Three Lions in a friendly against Sweden on Tuesday 5th February 2013.
Since breaking into Southampton's first team this season Luke Shaw has not only caught the eye of the likes of Chelsea and Manchester United but now England under-21 manager Stuart Pearce. Shaw has made an impressive 19 appearances for Southampton during their return season to the Barclays Premier League and this call up shows the bright future Luke has ahead of him. It was confirmed last month that a verbal agreement was made to sign a long term deal on the south coast when he turns 18 this summer.
Nathaniel Clyne has been considered as hot property since appearing for Crystal Palace at the age of 18. After making an impressive 123 appearances for the London based team he made the move to the south coast last summer. Featuring 20 times for Saints this term Nathaniel has shown his quality in defense as well as his ability attacking down the flanks. Clyne scored his first goal for Saints with a fine effort against Aston Villa during a 4-1 victory at St Marys.
The full call up list is as follows:
Ben Amos (Manchester United), Declan Rudd (Norwich City), Jason Steele (Middlesbrough)
Defenders:
Ryan Bennett (Norwich City), Nathaniel Clyne (Southampton), Craig Dawson (Bolton Wanderers - loan from West Brom), Phil Jones (Manchester United), Tom Lees (Leeds United), Jack Robinson (Liverpool), Luke Shaw (Southampton), Adam Smith (Millwall - loan from Tottenham Hotspur), Andre Wisdom (Liverpool)
Midfielders:
Nat Chalobah (Watford - loan from Chelsea), Jordan Henderson (Liverpool), Will Hughes (Derby County), Henri Lansbury (Nottingham Forest), Jason Lowe (Blackburn Rovers), Josh McEachran (Middlesbrough - loan from Chelsea), Jonjo Shelvey (Liverpool), Raheem Sterling (Liverpool)
Benik Afobe (Bolton Wanderers - loan from Arsenal), Tom Ince (Blackpool), Connor Wickham (Sunderland), Wilfred Zaha (Crystal Palace - loan from Manchester United)
Good luck to the pair and hopefully this call up will be the first of many.
More information can be found here on the FA's Official Site including ticket details.


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Namibians Accuse Botswana Military Of Extra Judicial Killings
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Bobi Wine Under House Arrest Says Has 'Run Out of Food Supplies'
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Uhuru-Odinga Constitution Review Initiative Rejected By ICJ
Human Rights Watch Doubts Motive For Prosecution of Vital Kamerhe
Hundreds of Namibians marched into the streets of the Capital Windhoek protesting what they described as extra judicial killings by Botswana soldiers
The protestors delivered a petition to Botswana embassy on Friday. Botswana's High Commissioner to Namibia, Dr Batlang Comma Serema said, "Everything went well. We received the petition and there is no problem."
Namibians took to the streets in protest of the killings of four men believed to be fishermen who were shot down by Botswana Defence Force soldiers in the Chobe river, near Kasane last week.
Three of the men are said to have been biological brothers.
Investigations into the matter are still ongoing as there is currently a debate on whether the men were harmless fishermen or poachers.
Meanwhile Serema has confirmed that he was summoned by the Namibian government prior to the demonstration but was reluctant to share what was discussed at the meeting.
Members of Botswana Defence Force (BDF)
Nonetheless, Namibia's Prime Minister Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, who doubles as Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, has revealed in a press statement that Serema was summoned in order for the Namibian government to express "regrets and grave concern over the tragic killings."
"While I informed that the government of the republic of Namibia does not condone poaching, I strongly deplore the extrajudicial killings by the Botswana Defence Force in their anti-poaching drive. Bearing in mind that the two governments signed the boundary treaty in 2018, I sought clarity from the High Commissioner on whether Botswana still maintained the "shoot to kill" as a government policy, as such a policy has potential to cause disharmony between the two neighbouring countries," Nandi-Ndaitwah explained.
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Q: nested DIVS do not "see" overflow content Alright, so I am trying to make a navigation bar for a website, but there are a lot of links - so much so that on mobile sizing you need to be able to scroll. The problem is that it doesn't see the rest of the content of the middle div.
The set up is as follows:
HTML:

TITLE OF LINK

LIST OF LINKS

LIST OF LINKS

LIST OF LINKS

TITLE OF LINK

LIST OF LINKS

LIST OF LINKS

LIST OF LINKS

The problem with so many nested divs is that when one overflows over the other, it doesn't see the content. So if the combined content of "LIST OF LINKS" is longer than the device height, then it needs to be able to scroll down. I can make a scrollbar appear on the nav-div with the css, but it is not active, so I assume it cannot see the content.
CSS:
.nav-link-holder {
   width: 100%;
   position: fixed;
   top: 60px;
   left: 0;
   padding: 0;
   margin: 0;
   z-index: 8100;
}
.nav-link-style {
   display: inline-block;
   position: relative;
   top: 0;
   left: 0;
   width: 100%;
   height: 60px;
   text-align: center;
   background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, .9);
   cursor: pointer;
   font-size: 15px;
   padding: 0 !important;
   z-index: 8100;
}
.nav-div {
   width: 100%;
   position: relative;
   padding: 5px 0 10px 0;
   margin: 0;
   background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, .9);
   overflow-y: scroll;
   text-align: center;
   z-index: 8500;
}
.list-group {
    width: 100%;
    height: auto;
    position: relative;
    margin: auto;
    text-align: center;
}

.list {
    width: 300px;
    position: relative;
    height: auto;
    padding: 5px 15px 15px 15px;
    display: inline-block;
    vertical-align: middle;
    text-align: center;
}

All the divs with data-targets are links that expand the nav-divs using javascript that adds an active and inactive class (affects just the display property). When the nav-div expands on mobile it is too long for the height. How do I get it to scroll the nav-div container when the inner divs exceed the "holder" height?
Here is a codepen that I was using as the first draft - it has the same problem when you click "catagory 1" and reduce the with to less than 400px: http://codepen.io/ebevers/pen/PqybBb

A: I needed to add the overflow-y: scroll to the parent of the divs that were causing the overflow - in this case it was the list-group div.

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• That smaller congregations can experience similar opportunities that larger youth ministries offer.
• And that students will gain a greater awareness of the church at large.
On Sunday May 22, a step towards this collaboration was taken as 5 churches, 40 students and 12 adults met together for an event at Rockford High School. We enjoyed ice breakers, large group games, pizza, dreaming up other events and discussing how we are all part of the body of Christ. Starting in September we will be meeting on the third Sunday of each month.
The Puppet Ministry capped the year with a flurry of final performances in May - both inside and outside of our church. Puppets perform monthly through the school year as well as some special performances in the community. This year the outside performances included a special Christmas show at two of our local retirement communities, American House and Sheldon Meadows. These were well received as the seniors enjoyed the fun, joyous Christmas music and performance. The team also traveled to Pastor Wangelin's new church, Our Savior Lutheran in Lansing. It was a fun, educational "Joy in Our Heart" with dancing puppets and feet in the air. The church had not seen a puppet ministry during a service and we got lots of rave reviews and thanks from both young and old alike, also some, "Wow you take the stage down really fast!". The puppet ministry is blessed to have the support of two young adults Meg Westerhof and Megan Kwantes, to help guide and train our 6th graders and up. The team is already planning their 2018-19 program and would love to have more puppeteers. They meet on Monday nights from 6:30 to 8pm.
Thank You: Kids, Confirmation, and Youth Ministry Leaders!
Your love and dedication you gave to students on a weekly basis are a great blessing to our congregation. We could not minister to the weekly crowd of students without you!


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Bonsoir. I am happy to join you this evening for the closing event of the France-Singapore Year of Innovation. It is always a pleasure to be in the beautiful city of Paris.
France and Singapore have a long history of close, fruitful and broad-based relations. France has always been a special friend to Singapore, as you were one of the first countries to establish diplomatic relations with us when we were newly independent in 1965. Our relations have made further strides after it was upgraded to a Strategic Partnership in 2012. Today, we enjoy robust cooperation in wide-ranging fields, including trade and investment, defence, education, culture, research and development, and more recently, cybersecurity, renewable energy, and nuclear safety.
I am glad to have been involved in developing our bilateral ties in various capacities over the years. In particular, I thank France for your strong support for the Republic of Singapore Air Force, or RSAF's, fighter pilot training in Cazaux, which marks its 20th anniversary this year. This collaboration has not only strengthened our defence cooperation but also our people-to-people ties, as our pilots and their families have spent time in France, fallen in love with your country, and made lasting friendships.
France and Singapore are also natural partners in innovation. In 2017, our leaders issued the France-Singapore Joint Declaration on Innovation, and designated 2018 as the France-Singapore Year of Innovation. This was a timely development. We are both acutely aware of the transformative power of innovation. We value its capacity to do good, and to enrich and improve lives. We invest considerable resources to nurture it and prepare our people for its impact, by recognising it as both a challenge and an opportunity. We also understand that even as we develop our national capacity to innovate, it is essential to collaborate in innovation, especially with partners we trust and with whom we share a similar world view and enjoy complementarities.
I am pleased to have Your Excellency Minister Frédérique Vidal here with us today, as you had officially launched the Year of Innovation during your visit to Singapore in January this year. We met at the Global Young Scientists Summit. Since your visit, about 60 activities have been organised under the Year of Innovation within the short span of 11 months. I am happy that there have been three concrete outcomes from this busy year, namely New Players, New Platforms and New Perspectives.
First, new players. The Year of Innovation has strengthened the connections between our research, innovation and enterprise sectors, and brought together new players to start new areas of collaboration. For instance, the AI Singapore – France AI Workshop held in Singapore in June, brought together our experts in AI and featured a keynote address by Mr Cédric Villani, author of the French strategy on AI. Our startup communities have also established new connections. This is an important constituency, given the important role that startups – particularly deep tech startups - will play in the economy of the future. Over the past year, we have seen many activities targeted at startups, such as the pitch competition AMPLIFY organised by the Singapore Embassy in France and Girls in Tech Paris, as well as participation by our respective startups in VivaTech in Paris and the Singapore Week of Innovation and TeCHnology, or SWITCH. These activities have put a useful spotlight on how French and Singapore startups can leverage each other's ecosystems to scale up into each other's markets, and beyond.
Second, new platforms. The Year of Innovation has precipitated several new tools and platforms to foster deeper contacts and cross-fertilisation of ideas. Some examples include: (i) Live with AI, an independent think tank to conduct joint research on AI; (ii) the creation of the Singapore edition of Hello Tomorrow to support the development and commercialisation of deep tech innovations in Singapore and the region; and (iii) the establishment of the French Lab Singapore to strengthen interactions between French and Singapore research communities. I am confident that these platforms will catalyse new ideas and create new breakthroughs in problem-driven innovation.
Third, new perspectives. The Year of Innovation has encouraged our innovation players to look at our collaboration from a more strategic and longer-term perspective. They have also injected political momentum for bilateral agreements or new initiatives to institutionalise our collaboration in the priority sectors. I am happy that we have signed several MOUs to cooperate in areas such as autonomous vehicles, circular economy and AI. By working together, we can gain new perspectives into these revolutionary fields and better leverage new technologies to improve the lives of our people.
The EU-Singapore Free Trade Agreement and Investment Protection Agreement, which were recently signed in October, will open up greater market access in innovation-related fields and bring about new business opportunities for companies in France, Singapore, the EU and ASEAN. We look forward to its ratification soon by the European Parliament.
Ladies and gentlemen, the Year of Innovation has been fruitful, but our job is not quite done. We have started many new areas and platforms for cooperation, and we will need to follow up closely to ensure that they bear fruit. But in truth, efforts at the governmental level can only go so far. To fully achieve our objectives, it is critical that the communities across our research, innovation and enterprise sectors find enough value in the collaboration to make the necessary investments in time and resource. As the old saying goes, we can take the horse to the water, but we cannot make it drink.
Let me end my remarks this evening by thanking the President of the French Republic, and relevant ministries, departments and agencies, for the strong support that the French Government has given to the Year of Innovation. My special thanks go to Your Excellency Minister Vidal and Secretary of State at the Ministry of Economy and Finance Mr Mounir Mahjoubi for the time and energy you have given to this project. I also thank all the other actors in the French innovation ecosystem – the research institutes, the universities, the enterprises, the startups and other organisations – that have organised, supported and participated in various activities in France and in Singapore. I am glad that many of you are here with us this evening. I look forward to the next chapter in our innovation journey.
Finally, I extend to you my best wishes for the season, and wish you success, good health and happiness in 2019. Thank you.


Thats wassawas perhaps.. consider this time as a test/trial and is temporary.. Remember when talking about jannah, Allah said 'la yamassuhum feeha nasabun wamahum minha bi muhkrijeen' (No fatigue will touch them therin, nor will they ever be removed).. so asbiru wa saabiru.. inshaAllah.
Im reaaly sad today bcus my sister said some really nasty hurtful things. It really upsets me the people i trust and share everything use that against me and all i do is try and help. Sometimes i just want to run away and leave everyone behind.
Create a thread maybe.. we could be of some help probably.
Edit: wow and i just got negged for this, that was really mean.
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Mom goes back to work on Monday.
And she has surgery on Friday to get her gallbladder removed :(. Making lots of dua it goes well.
I don't think it's waswas... My life is a mess (has been for some while now) and I have no idea what to do to get out of this trap I'm in. Or if I do, I have no motivation. I just feel so weak at the moment... Please make du'a for me, in shaa Allaah.
I felt so bad for a while. Felt like I was lost.
Remedy for Sadness: Show Gratitude to Allah.
A couple of guys passed away at the weekend.
They were my age. That's been hard for me to get my head around and has left the heart very restless.
I recognised one of them too... feel really weird.


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This isn't, in fact, my weakness. But this skill is difficult to self-study. You need to go to English center where there are teachers who are willing to check your writing. Here are some suggestions I can think of, it maybe can't help you out. But do your best, you will be fine.
2. Many like starting task 2 first, but in my opinion, you should do the test in order, i.e. task 1 first, then task 2. This will give you the confident feeling that you ALREADY HAFL WAY COMPLETED.
3. Don't waste too much time on Task 1. Learn all specific writing structure for each type of task 1. In the real test, you just have to apply that structure with new data and suitable verb tenses. Read sample essays and take note good structure to have a wide range of academic structures for task 1. You should also have your own templates for task 2, that will save much of your time in the real test. For example, you may prepare the introduction for a cause & effect essay like: "The issue of ……….attributes to one of the thorny ills prevalent in the modern society. Despite the versatility/variety and complexity/intricacy of the factors, I would pore over/demonstrate some of the most striking/profound ones and offer the alternatives afterwards. "
You then can use this template in almost any essay of this kind, for instance "The issue of overpopulation attributes to one of the thorny ills prevalent in the modern society. Despite the versatility and intricacy of the factors, I would pore over some of the most striking ones and offer the alternatives afterwards. "
4. You must complete both tasks. I don't care how difficult the test is, I don't care how little time you got. You MUST complete your test at any cost. If you don't, you will be penalized very heavily.
5. Again, practice writing. Do both 2 tasks in one hour. You can focus only on task 1 or task 2, but before the test, you should practice writing both tasks to familiar with time limit.
6. Practice makes perfect. In writing, this statement is completely true. But it is better if there is someone to check writing for you and you can learn from your mistakes.
7. Writing requires wide academic vocabulary. You also have to buy a vocabulary book to work on and enrich your vocabulary.
9. Each body paragraph has to include: topic sentence, supporting sentences (2-3 sentences), development sentences (evidence: example, experience, data). In many languages (English included), there are many ways to develop a body paragraph, which results that topic sentence is not the first sentence. But you are advised to put topic sentence at the beginning of each body paragraph. Don't be creative in this case.
That is all I can think of. I hope you will be lucky in your exam and what I wrote will help you in one way or another. But REMEMBER, to reach success, you MUST make an effort. You should have a clear motivation and a strong will to overcome difficulties. When I did practice tests, I was exhausted. But no success comes easily. Practice is the only way to gain success. Don't just wait for lucky break, it will never come if you don't know how to grab it.
IELTS ESSAY FOR BAND 8 is necessary for IELTS test.


Wow it is finished and so tiny and delicate are those Jordan almonds next to it cause that is very tiny your are a fantastic tatter!
Oh thank you very much for that term, I didn't know that term for sugared almonds. We call them "confetti".
........ and just as ephemeral !!!
Take a wow-bow, Ninetta, the master-tatter !
Incredibly beautiful. Rock on, Nanetta!
Just wonderful Ninetta, so fine and delicate!
Thank you Fox and Jane!
Elves kind of work! Beautiful!


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No one has a perfect record when it comes to delivering service. You will have unhappy customers, and you will receive complaints. With social networking, viral videos, and bad news traveling fast, one angry customer can leave a lasting stain on your reputation. Your recovery policy and practices should be ready.
1. Get senior management support. Unlike routine aspects of business, service recovery requires acknowledging mistakes and doing whatever it takes to recover. This often means going outside normal procedures, deliberately bending the rules, and possibly spending money in the process. Therefore, this building block needs understanding and encouragement from the top.
2. Practice your recovery plan. When things go wrong is not the time to think about how to recover. The clock starts ticking the moment a problem occurs. SWAT teams are successful because they anticipate scenarios and run practice drills long before something dangerous happens. Run your own scenarios to imagine what could go wrong. Then communicate your plans, test your tactics, and rehearse your responses in advance.
3. Go hunting for service problems. Be aggressive and proactive. Create discovery systems that seek out breakdowns and complaints. It may not feel good to spotlight your flaws, but view service recovery as a disease-prevention formula and you'll catch problems long before they make you sick.
5. Go for the big win–win! We love great comeback movies because the underdog comes from behind to surpass everyone's expectations. Your recovery strategy should strive to do the same. The goal is not just fixing problems; it's creating experiences that unexpectedly delight. And great comeback stories are the ones people love to share. When your customers win, your company wins, too.
6. Lock in the gains. You can get much better at anticipating new problems, faster at detecting current problems, and create better tools and training to bounce back whenever a ball is dropped. Create a program in your organization where stories of recovery are collected, and service providers are recognized and rewarded. Analyze each story carefully, because some will reveal how to prevent mistakes in the future or delight customers with uplifting service before a mishap ever happens.
Customers who struggle with a service problem have been to a low point with you. And when you recover, they experience bouncing back. This experience of disappointment followed by relief can actually increase customers' confidence in your service. Why is that? Because everyone knows that problems will occur from time to time. Things break down in life, difficulties arise, and unpleasant things do happen. What we don't know is how any service provider will respond in these situations until they happen.
When a problem does occur and successful recovery follows, you learn something important about a service provider that you couldn't know before. Now you know, from personal experience, this service provider can be trusted to do the right thing when you really need it. This added confidence leads to customers coming back, thereby increasing their value to the service provider. Repeat customers tend to buy more, and often are the first to try your premium offers. These people also recommend you with a real-world legitimacy that cannot be purchased with advertising. Every customer with a problem is your potential admirer and evangelist—when you successfully recover.
An additional upside of service recovery can be found inside your organization. When your organization has a track record of doing the right thing in problem situations, then every member of your team can serve with confidence and pride. Knowing your organization will always bounce back up is a powerful reason to feel good when you are serving, and when you are recovering.
What's the alternative? What are the consequences if this building block remains weak and mired in the problematic procedures of rebates and returns? Team members get frustrated and embarrassed, or, even worse, cynical and resigned. Customers get stuck in negotiations, calculations, and other distractions from the goal.
These frustrations turn into unpleasant stories, the bad news that travels fast, the tales of woe that people always love to tell and often exaggerate along the way. Who listens to these stories? Their friends, your customers, prospects, competition, and anyone else with an interest and an Internet connection or a need to buy whatever it is you sell. That may not be an easily quantified impact, but it's costly to even consider.


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Howe, Joseph 1804 - 1873
Editor and owner of the Novascotian, then leader of the Reformers' party, Joseph Howe in 1848 obtained for Nova Scotia status as the first British colony to achieve responsible government. He became Liberal party premier of the province's government from 1860 to 1863, a federal cabinet minister under Sir John A. Macdonald in 1869, and Lieutenant-governor of Nova Scotia in 1873, just prior to his death. Although he… Read more
Howe, Julia Ward 1819 - 1910
Julia Ward was born in New York and married Samuel Gridley Howe in 1843. They had six children and co-edited the abolitionist organ The Commonwealth. Her penning of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" and her extraordinary work on behalf of the state and women earned her many honors: she was the first woman elected to the American Academy of Arts and Letters, and President of the New England Woman Suffrage Association.… Read more
Howitt, Mary 1799 - 1888
Mary Botham, born at Coleford, Gloucestershire, was daughter of Samuel Botham, a Quaker, and in 1821 married William Howitt. They turned to joint-authoring for a living and made a success of their many interests. She wrote novels such as Wood Leighton, a history of the United States, and many poems and stories for children; and she translated both the Swedish novels of Frederica Bremer and Hans Christian Anderson's… Read more
Hughes, Langston 1902 - 1967
Born February 1, 1902, in Joplin, Missouri, Langston Hughes grew up and was educated in Lawrence, Kansas, and Cleveland, Ohio. He briefly enrolled in Columbia University in New York in 1921, the year that he published "The Negro Speaks of Rivers" in Crisis, a journal which was edited by W. E. B. Du Bois. In 1923-24 Hughes worked as a seaman on trips to Africa and Europe. In April 1925 his poem "The Weary Blues" won… Read more
Hugo, Victor 1802 - 1855
Victor Hugo (1802-1885) in his writing reflects many of the literary tendencies of the century which his life almost spanned. As a prolific poet, he first imitated classical forms in his Odes et poésies diverses (1822), then turned to exotic descriptive poetry in Les Orientales (1829), meditative verse in Les Feuilles d'Automne (1831) and so on, satiric poetry in Les Châtiments (1853), and epic poetry in the grand… Read more
Hulme, Thomas Ernest 1883 - 1917
Essayist, translator of Henri Bergson, aesthetic philosopher, lecturer, and imagist poet whose entire published output was six poems at the time of his death, and whose essays were edited by Sir Herbert Edward Read posthumously in Speculations (1924) and Notes on Language and Style (1929). In 1906-07 he travelled in Canada and was deeply affected by the vastness of its prairies. He enlisted in the British army in the… Read more
Hunt, Leigh 1784 - 1859
Hunter, Alberta 1895 - 1984
Taylor, Frank C., and Gerald Cook. Alberta Hunter: A Celebration in Blues. McGraw-Hill, 1987.
Huxley, Henrietta Anne 1825 - 1914
Henrietta (Hettie) Anne Heathorn, the daughter of a brewer, met the scientist Thomas Huxley in Sydney, Australia, in 1847, during his term aboard the HMS Rattlesnake. Huxley returned to England in 1850, unhappily leaving his fiancée behind in Sydney. Their loving correspondence survives for the eight years of their separation. In 1855 she at last joined him in England and they married in July. They shared, over a… Read more
Huxley, Thomas Henry 1825 - 1895
Thomas Henry Huxley, the great Victorian scientist, "Darwin's bulldog," was born in Ealing on May 4, 1825. Despite having only two years of formal schooling, he obtained his M.B. at London University in 1845. This led to a posting as a naval surgeon with H.M.S. Rattlesnake on a surveying voyage to Australia from 1846 to 1850. Research undertaken on this trip led to anatomical papers on the hydrozoa and medusae that… Read more
Hyde, Robin 1906 - 1939
Challis, D. A., and Gloria Rawlinson. The Book of Iris: A Biography of Robin Hyde. Auckland: Auckland University Press, 2002. Hyde, Robin. The Desolate Star and Other Poems. Christchurch: Whitcombe & Tombs, 1929. --. The Conquerors and Other Poems. Macmillan's Contemporary Poets. London: Macmillan, 1935. --. Persephone in Winter: Poems. London: Hurst & Blackett, 1937. --. Young Knowledge: The… Read more
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Jackson, Helen Hunt 1830 - 1885
Helen Fiske, born in Amherst, Mass., took her two last names from her husbands. She married Edward Bissell Hunt first, was widowed young, in 1865, and shortly afterwards had lost both sons from that marriage as well. Ten years later, she married a quaker, William Sharpless Jackson and lived in Colorado Springs with him. Helen was a long-time friend of Emily Dickinson and, besides becoming much more famous than her… Read more
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Johnson, E. Pauline 1861 - 1913
Johnson, Samuel 1709 - 1784
The standard edition of Johnson's verse is the sixth volume of the Yale Edition of the Works of Samuel Johnson: Poems, ed. E. L. McAdam, Jr., and George Milne (New Haven and London: Yale UP, 1964).
Jones, Jr., Thomas S. 1882 - 1932
Jonson, Ben 1572 - 1637
The standard edition of Jonson's Works is the monumental one by Herford and Simpson (11 vols.; London: Oxford University Press, 1925-53). Most of Jonson's poems appeared first in the Folio of 1616, the later poems in the Second Folio of 1640.
Joussaye, Marie 1864 - 1949
Gerson, Carole. "Marie Joussaye Fotheringham: Canada's First Woman Labour Poet." Canadian Notes & Queries 44 (Spring 1991): 21-23. --. "'Only a Working Girl': The Story of Marie Joussaye Fotheringham." Northern Review 19 (1998): 141-60. Joussaye, Marie. Selections from Anglo Saxon Songs. [Dawson, Yukon]: Dawson News Publishing Co., [1920?]. National Library of Canada. --. The Songs that Quinte Sang.… Read more
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The Times obituary is as follows: "Lieutenant-Colonel Stanley de Vere Julius, who died last week at Millbank Military Hospital, at the age of 54, was educated at St. Laurence College, joined The Royal Sussex Regiment from Sandhurst i n 1896, and served throughout the Tirah campaign. He passed through the Staff College, Quetta, and a pamphlet of his, "Notes on Striking Natives," attracted the favourable notice of Lord… Read more
Keats, John 1795 - 1821
Kendall, Thomas Henry 1839 - 1882
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Francis Scott Key was born in Frederick, Maryland, on August 1, 1779, and after an education at St. John's College, Annapolis, he worked as an attorney, first in his home town, and then in Georgetown, in Washington, D.C. In 1814 the British seized Dr. William Beanes in retreat from Washington, and Key was dispatched to arrange his release. This accomplished, Key spent the night of September 13-14 on an American ship… Read more
Killigrew, Anne 1660 - 1685
Kilmer, Aline 1888 - 1941
Aline Murray Kilmer was born August 1, 1888, in Norfolk, Virginia, educated at Rutgers Prep School and the Vail-Deane School in Elizabeth, New Jersey. She and the poet Joyce Kilmer married in 1908. Candles That Burn (New York: George H. Doran, 1919), was her first volume of verse. Vigils followed in 1921, and The Poor King's Daughter and Other Poems in 1925. Selected Poems appeared in 1929. Her Hunting a Hair Shirt… Read more
Kilmer, Joyce 1886 - 1918
Poet and literary journalist, Joyce Kilmer was born in New Brunswick, New Jersey, attended Rutgers and obtained his A.B. degree from Columbia University in 1908, and married Aline Murray the same year. They had four children, and during this time Kilmer became a Roman Catholic. By 1913, he was working on the Sunday magazine and book-review sections of the New York Times, but his first book of poems, Trees and Other… Read more
King, Benjamin Franklin 1857 - 1894
Hackley, Bow
According to Glenn Blalock, Ben King was born on March 17, 1857 in St. Joseph, Michigan, married Aseneth Belle Latham, of St. Joseph, on November 27, 1883, in Chicago, and had two sons by her. King belonged to the Chicago Press Club and to the Whitechapel Club, which attracted authors and journalists. King published verse in newspapers and journals like The Century, sometimes under the pseudonym Bow Hackley. King died… Read more
King, Edith L. M. 1871 - 1962
Edith L. M. King was born at Pietermaritzburg, Natal, South Africa, became a student in England, and afterwards taught at Eunice High School, Bloemfontein, where she was headmistress at her retirement in 1922. King spent five years studying art in Paris and exhibited her art with the Everard Group (her older sister was Ruth Everard) and elsewhere. (Thanks to André le Roux, Reference section, National Library of South… Read more
King, Henry 1592 - 1669
Kingsley, Charles 1819 - 1875
Kipling, Rudyard 1865 - 1936
Knister, Raymond 1899 - 1932
Novelist, short-story writer, and poet, John Raymond Knister was born in 1899 at Ruscomb, near Stoney Point, Lake St. Clair, where he drowned while swimming in August 1932. He left his widow Myrtle Gamble and a daughter Imogen Givens. Educated at Victoria College, University of Toronto, and Iowa State University, Knister made a sparse living first on his father's farm near Blenheim, Ontario, and then as a journalist,… Read more
Knox, Edmund George Valpy 1881 - 1971
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Mullin, Katherine. "Knox, Edmund George Valpy (1881–1971)." Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Online ed. Ed. Lawrence Goldman. Oxford: OUP, 2011.
Knox, Isa Craig 1831 - 1903
Isa Craig, born Oct. 17, 1831, in Edinburgh, was largely self-educated in literature. By 1853, she worked at and contributed poems to the newspaper the Scotchman. Her first book, Poems by Isa, came out in 1856. She left Scotland for London in 1857, where she was employed as secretary for the National Association for the Promotion of Social Science. Her most famous poem was an ode on Burns, which won a prize at the… Read more
Knox, William 1789 - 1825
William Knox was born August 17, 1789, in Lillieslief, Roxburghshire, and educated there and at Loretto Academy in Musselburgh. He took up farming from his parents but abandoned it for journalism, and especially poetry. He brought out three volumes of verse, The Lonely Hearth, and Other Poems (North Shields, 1818), The Songs of Israel (Edinburgh, 1824), and The Harp of Zion (Edinburgh, April 1825). Robert Southey, an… Read more
Koch, Kenneth 1925 - 2002
One Train May Hide Another Talking to Patrizia The Study of Happiness
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A Momentary Longing To Hear Sad Advice from One Long Dead Bel Canto Down at the Docks Fresh Air… Read more
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A Strange Relief. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 2001. ISBN 0771045832
Red Silk: An Anthology of South Asian Canadian Women Poets. Mansfield Press, 2004. Open Field: An Anthology of 40 Contemporary Canadian Poets. Persea Books, NY, 2005.
L'Hermite, François Tristan 1601 - 1655
François Tristan l'Hermite (1601-1655) led an adventurous and nomadic life, part of which he describes in Le Page disgracié. He travelled in England, Norway, and Flanders, as well as France. In addition to eight plays, Tristan wrote a great deal of lyric poetry, some heroic verses, and a collection of religious devotions, L'Office de la Sainte Vierge. His work is fresh and natural and marked by his independent spirit… Read more
Laforgue, Jules 1860 - 1887
Jules Laforgue (1860-1887) was born in Montevideo of Breton parents but his early years were spent at Tarbes in the Hautes Pyrénées. He came to Paris as an adolescent and later spent five years in Germany (1881-1886), where he met and married a young English woman. He died of tuberculosis after seven months of marriage. Laforgue is a poet of anguish concerned with the ultimate meaning of life. He sees personal daily… Read more
Lamb, Charles 1775 - 1834
Born February 10, 1775, in London and educated at Christ's Hospital, Charles Lamb was a minor poet (and friend of S. T. Coleridge), but also the earliest editor of Elizabethan drama, and the greatest essay-writer of his age. He first took a job at South Sea House and from 1792 to his retirement in 1825 at East India House. Without much of an inheritance, Charles lived with his sister Mary Lamb throughout his life.… Read more
Lampman, Archibald 1861 - 1899
Archibald Lampman was born in 1861 in Morpeth, Ontario, a village near Chatham and Ridgetown at the intersection of routes 3 and 17. His family moved to Gore's Landing on Rice Lake in 1867 but he received his education at the Collegiate Institute in Cobourg, Trinity College School in Port Hope, and Trinity College (now University of Toronto), where he edited the college newspaper and graduated in Classics in 1882.… Read more
Lampson, Frederick Locker 1821 - 1895
Frederick Locker Lampson was born in London in May, 1821. After a brief education, he obtained clerkships in Somerset House and then the Admiralty in Whitehall. Financial security came when he married Lady Charlotte Bruce in Paris in July 1849, a union that continued until her death in 1872 and issued in a daughter, Eleanor. His claim to fame in poetry is London Lyrics (1857), a collection of light verse that went… Read more
Lancashire, Ian 1942 -
Born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Ian Lancashire went to school at Churchill High School and received his B.A. Honours degree in English and Philosophy from the University of Manitoba in 1964. He received his M.A. (1965) and Ph.D. (1969) at the University of Toronto and became a lecturer in 1968 at Erindale College. He joined the Records of Early English Drama project in 1975 and founded the Centre for Computing in the… Read more
Landon, Letitia Elizabeth 1802 - 1838
Born and educated in London, L. E. L. (as she signed her prolific output of poems, stories, and novels) was one of the most popular women writers of the nineteenth century and earned an excellent livelihood from her writings, which she needed to support her parents and siblings. Her historical novel Ethel Churchill (1837) has been thought her best work; it is available in a facsimile edition by Scholars' Facsimiles… Read more
Landor, Walter Savage 1775 - 1864
Lang, Andrew 1844 - 1912
Born March 31, 1844, in Selkirk, Scotland, Andrew Lang was educated at Selkirk Grammar School, Edinburgh Academy, the University of St. Andrews, the University of Glasgow, and Balliol College, Oxford, from which he graduated with a B.A. (honours) in 1866. He took up a fellowship at Merton College in Oxford from 1868 to 1875, in which year he married Lenora Blanche Alleyne. Over his lifetime, Lang brought out nine… Read more
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Lanier, Sidney 1842 - 1881
Lanigan, George Thomas 1846 - 1886
Lanigan, George Thomas. Canadian Ballads, Montreal: 1864.


Spain is one of the most diverse and visually stunning nations of Europe. The misty evergreen hills of Asturias and Galicia could hardly be more different to the sun-baked plains of Castile. The vibrant, cosmopolitan cities contrast with sleepy villages, lost in time. In fact, spend a little time here and you'll discover that Spain is more an amalgam of fiercely independent regions, each with their own culture, gastronomy, folklore and language. As the people from Bilbao or Barcelona will attest; they are Basque and Catalonian respectively, not Spanish.
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Spain's Costa Brava is one of the most dramatic coastlines in the Mediterranean, 125 miles of rugged cliffs, secluded coves and hidden villages. The lively port city of Barcelona bursts with cutting edge creativity from its impressive old town to the daring architecture from the Modernist period (1890-1920). Further south witness magnificent Moorish architecture which reached its zenith with Granada's Alhambra Palace. Seville, the breathtakingly romantic regional capital of Andalucia, is an enchanting city filled with chic, whitewashed houses and scenic landscapes painted with orange trees. Memories of Spain's days of Empire live on at El Escorial, the Palacio Real and Toledo's glorious Cathedral. Head north for undiscovered Spain - you'll find lush green landscapes, beautiful beaches, charming towns, castles and Romanesque churches.
Flamenco is a tradition that gets close to the heart of Spain, with its throbbing guitars, stamping heels and proud passionate gestures. Try a dance class, or watch experienced dancers.
Go mad for art in Spain! And you can't get madder than Miró, Gaudi, Dali, Goya, Picasso, Valazquez and El Greco (even though he was Greek). Also, remember, the Spanish love a good fiesta. The fervid processions during Holy Week and the running of the bulls in Pamplona are well-known, but stranger ones range from parades of devils to full-blown battles with water or even tomatoes!
When to go: May-October for the best temperatures across the country; November-December for a great festive scene.


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Kreuznaaf ist ein Weiler, der zur Stadt Lohmar im Rhein-Sieg-Kreis in Nordrhein-Westfalen gehört.

Geographie
Kreuznaaf liegt im Osten Lohmars. Umliegende Ortschaften sind Peisel im Norden, Hausen und Röttgen im Nordosten, Wahlen im Osten, Grimberg im Südosten, Naaferberg im Süden, Ungertz und Besenbroich im Südwesten, Wielpütz im Westen, Reelsiefen und Höngesberg im Nordwesten.

Der Naafbach, ein orographisch linker Nebenfluss der Agger, fließt durch Kreuznaaf hindurch. Die Agger fließt im Nordwesten und Westen an Kreuznaaf vorbei.

Geschichte
Im Jahre 1885 hatte Kreuznaaf 28 Einwohner, die in sieben Häusern lebten.

Von 1870 bis 1875 wurde in Kreuznaaf eine Mühle erbaut, die mit angestautem Naafbachwasser angetrieben wurde. Das erzeugte Weizen- und Roggenmehl wurde ab 1920 in einem hinzugebauten Bäckereibetrieb verarbeitet. Die Erzeugnisse wurden unter dem Namen "Aggertaler Brot" verkauft. 1972 stellte die Mühle und wenig später auch die Bäckerei ihren Betrieb ein.

Ab den 1930er Jahren wurden Gebäude am Hang oberhalb von Kreuznaaf errichtet, die ursprünglich für die Fertigung einer Lederwaren-Manufaktur dienten, später auch als Schulungszentrum der Ford-Werke und Asylbewerber-Unterkunft genutzt wurden. Der Gebäudekomplex ist auch als "Castell Steineck" bekannt.

Bis 1969 gehörte Kreuznaaf zu der bis dahin eigenständigen Gemeinde Wahlscheid.

Kulturdenkmäler
 "Landhaus Kreuznaaf" (Kreuznaaf 2a)

Verkehr
 Kreuznaaf liegt direkt an der Bundesstraße 484 und der Kreisstraße 34.
 Der nächstgelegene Bahnhof für Kreuznaaf liegt in Lohmar-Honrath bei Jexmühle.
 Die Buslinie 557 verbindet den Ort mit Siegburg und Overath. Kreuznaaf gehört zum Tarifgebiet des Verkehrsverbund Rhein-Sieg (VRS).
 Das Anruf-Sammeltaxi  (AST) ergänzt die Anbindung an den öffentlichen Personennahverkehr (ÖPNV).

Einzelnachweise

Ortsteil von Lohmar

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The shopping has 2 pedestrian accesses.
The main entrance is in Florida Street and there is a second one located in Alberdi Street.
The building has 31 locals and 6 gondolas, 9 of the locals and 3 of the gondolas have been sold.
22 locals and 3 gondolas are for sale along with two floors for car parking, as a garage (there are 36 spaces). The surface for selling is approximately 3.534 m2. The building has an escalator which connects the three floors. A last generation elevator connects the two sub soils and the three floors.
The five floors are connected by ordinary escalators.
It counts with heating and air conditioning unit system. Porcelain stoneware floors in all the building and two sanitary units (bathrooms), one in the main floor another in the second floor. Both units have a travertine counter.
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Locals: Interior closings with ceramic partition walls revoked and painted. There is an internal division with a durlock partition wall. The roof has not been finished in order that each owner can be able to make his/her own design. The locals count with electric, telephone, TV and Internet installed. They are all together in a board for the local owner to place them freely according to his/her needs. Drainages are foreseen for the installation of air conditioner units and there is also a technical space to place the pipes. The front part of the local has a metallic stretcher frame that limits the private and public space and limits the area of window shop and billboard.
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package com.ctrip.xpipe.redis.console.cluster;

import com.ctrip.xpipe.foundation.DefaultFoundationService;
import com.ctrip.xpipe.redis.console.AbstractConsoleTest;
import com.ctrip.xpipe.redis.console.config.ConsoleConfig;
import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.runner.RunWith;
import org.mockito.Mock;
import org.mockito.runners.MockitoJUnitRunner;
import org.xbill.DNS.TextParseException;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeoutException;

import static org.mockito.Mockito.when;

/**
 * @author wenchao.meng
 *         <p>
 *         Jun 14, 2017
 */
@RunWith(MockitoJUnitRunner.class)
public class ConsoleCrossDcServerTest extends AbstractConsoleTest{

    @Mock
    private ConsoleConfig consoleConfig;

    private ConsoleCrossDcServer crossDcClusterServer;

    private int checkIntervalMilli = 10;

    private List<String> cnames = new LinkedList<>();

    @Before
    public void beforeConsoleCrossDcServerTest(){

        crossDcClusterServer = new ConsoleCrossDcServer(){

            @Override
            protected List<String> lookUpCname(String domain) throws TextParseException {

                return cnames;
            }
        };

        crossDcClusterServer.setConsoleConfig(consoleConfig);
        crossDcClusterServer.setCheckIntervalMilli(checkIntervalMilli);

        cnames.add("cname1");
        HashMap<String, String> cnameToDc = new HashMap<>();
        cnameToDc.put("cname1", "jq");
        cnameToDc.put("cname2", "oy");
        DefaultFoundationService.setDataCenter("jq");

        when(consoleConfig.getConsoleDomain()).thenReturn("xpipe");
        when(consoleConfig.getConsoleCnameToDc()).thenReturn(cnameToDc);

    }

    @Test
    public void testNoCnameLeader() throws TimeoutException {

        cnames.clear();
        crossDcClusterServer.isleader();

        waitConditionUntilTimeOut(() -> crossDcClusterServer.amILeader());

    }

    @Test
    public void testLeaderBecomeCrossDcLeader() throws TimeoutException {

        crossDcClusterServer.isleader();

        waitConditionUntilTimeOut(() -> crossDcClusterServer.amILeader());

    }

    @Test
    public void testNotLeader() throws TimeoutException {

        crossDcClusterServer.isleader();

        waitConditionUntilTimeOut(() -> crossDcClusterServer.amILeader());

        crossDcClusterServer.notLeader();

        sleep(300);
        Assert.assertFalse(crossDcClusterServer.amILeader());

    }

    @Test
    public void testLeaderBecomeCrossDcLeaderThenFallback() throws TimeoutException {

        crossDcClusterServer.isleader();

        waitConditionUntilTimeOut(() -> crossDcClusterServer.amILeader());

        DefaultFoundationService.setDataCenter("oy");

        waitConditionUntilTimeOut(() -> !crossDcClusterServer.amILeader());
    }

    @Test
    public void test() throws TextParseException {

        try {
            List<String> cnames = crossDcClusterServer.lookUpCname("xpipe1.ctripcorp.com");
            logger.info("[test]{}", cnames);
        } catch (TextParseException e) {
            logger.error("[test]", e);
        }
    }
}

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