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Forex Trading Strategies And Systems

2011-10-29T08:45:00.000-07:00

I've been trading the forex markets for several years now so I've developed quite a few different systems in my time. However there are some that are more profitable than others, so let me share you with you some of my most profitable forex trading strategies.
4 Hour Trading Strategy

I created this trading strategy myself and have been using it for several years now. This one system has generated more profits that any other system I have ever used, and yet it's surprisingly simple.

I simply look at the daily trend for a particular currency pair (usually the GBP/USD, EUR/USD or USD/JPY pair) using a very simple but effective technical indicator, then I wait for two EMAs (exponential moving averages) to cross over in the same direction on the 4 hour chart.
I will then enter a position (usually after a slight pull-back) and will employ a two-part exit strategy to maximise my profits. One half of the position will be closed out early for a safe profit, and the other half will be left to run for as long as possible in order to capture those really big price moves.
As I say, this particular forex trading strategy is highly effective, as regular readers of my blog will know because I share my trading results every week in my 'Weekly Trading Updates'.
Anyway if you would like to read all about my 4 hour trading method, you can access it (for free) by filling in the short form to the right and subscribing to my newsletter.
The only problem with trading this strategy is that there will always be quiet periods and particular days where you know you are not going to get any set-ups on any of the major currency pairs. Therefore at times like these I will often employ some of the other trading methods that I keep in reserve:
CCI Divergence Trading System
This is a forex system that I've recently created and it basically uses the popular CCI indicator with two different settings. The key here is to wait until there is divergence between both of the CCI indicators at the same time because this will give you a set-up with a very high success rate.
You don't get that many good set-ups per day using this trading strategy, but when you do, you are likely to make some decent profits because it is a very high probability set-up.
I have discussed this particular strategy elsewhere on this blog so please click here if you want to find out more about this CCI Divergence Trading System.
Forex Income Engine 2.0 Methods
At the time of writing (20 June 2009) I've just started using the three day trading methods included in the Forex Income Engine 2.0 course as well. I've always been quite sceptical about many of the short-term forex methods that I come across, but I've been very impressed with these three methods so far because they do actually produce some very good returns.
Anyway if you would like more details about each of these methods you can read all about them on my Forex Income Engine 2.0 review page.
Forex Nitty Gritty Method
This trading method was included in the Forex Nitty Gritty course and although it is a very basic method, it is actually surprisingly effective. The goal is to look for pairs that are in strong upward or downward trends, wait for a pull-back, and then enter a trade if the trend continues.
I've been using this method on the 15 minute charts for quite a while now and it has always performed well for me because these continuation trends occur all the time.
Again if you would like to find out more about this particular trading method, you may like to read my full review of Forex Nitty Gritty.
Long-Term Trading Strategy
I'm not really a long-term trader but I do occasionally open a position if a good trading opportunity arises. I will usually use the daily charts for these trades and will look at a variety of indicators such as the 200 day moving average, the supertrend indicator, established support and resistance levels, fibonacci levels if applicable, and Marketclub's excellent trading signals.
I will regularly post my long-term analysis of the various currency pairs on this blog, but I will only follow this up with an actual trade if I'm really confident about my predictions.
Other Forex Trading Strategies
Finally as well as all of the trading systems and strategies listed on this page, I also have a few breakout strategies that I like to use when a good opportunity presents itself. I'm also constantly testing out new ideas and reviewing the various trading systems that I get sent regularly by product owners who want me to promote their product.
However for the most part it's my 4 hour trading strategy that I spend most time on because this is my core system which generates the most consistent and reliable profits. All of the other forex trading systems are used to boost my trading pot during the quieter periods of the week.

source http://theforexarticles.com

Weekly Trading Update - 03-07 October 2011

2011-10-29T08:39:00.003-07:00

It's been a very quiet week this week because I only managed to find one decent trading opportunity overall. There were no trades according to my 4 hour trading system (see right for more details) because the price generally moved against the trend on the FTSE and the GBP/USD and EUR/USD pairs. The only trade I did find was a breakout trade on Tuesday morning.
The overnight trading range (between 00.00 and 08.00 UK time) for the GBP/USD pair was just 44 points so when the price finally broke below this range at around 08.55, I went short at 1.5401.
I then closed the position for 20 points profit a short while after. The S1 level, which is often a good exit point was a little too far away for my liking (around 50 points below my entry point), but as it turned out the price did actually hit this target.
Not to worry though. A 20 point profit for the week is better than no profit at all, and certainly better than losing money. Plus the stock market rally has meant that a lot of my long term holdings have gone up nicely, and I even banked a 150 point profit going long on Vedanta earlier in the week.
So it wasn't a bad week at all. Looking ahead, there could be some decent trading opportunities next week if we get the slightest whiff of bad news because the indices and the GBP/USD and EUR/USD are all geared up for another downward EMA crossover on the 4 hour chart. They are all still in downward trends on the daily chart according to the Supertrend indicator, so this could well happen.

source http://theforexarticles.com

The Triple Shot Forex System (Free Gift)

2011-10-29T08:38:00.005-07:00

In this blog post I want to tell you how you can get your hands on the Triple Shot forex system (and a number of other gifts) completely free of charge. In fact you will be able to download over $2000 worth of free gifts including trading reports, indicators and expert advisors via a single link.
Here's the link if you want to check it out right away:
http://www.theforexarticles.info/WCTS.html
The Triple Shot forex system is a straight forward trading system that uses a few common indicators. It has never gone on sale before, and is now available for free if you check it out within the next few days.
The system itself has 5 easy to follow rules, works on any of the major currency pairs, and works on any time frame. So it is clearly very versatile.
It is based on the same system that won one of the major forex trading competitions recently, after reporting gains of more than 600%.
As I say, it is available for you to download completely free of charge, but only for the next few days. So if you are interested in checking out the Triple Shot forex system for yourself, I suggest you click on the following link straight away:
http://www.theforexarticles.info/WCTS.html

source http://theforexarticles.com

MegaBreaker Expert Advisor And Maximum Velocity Forex System (More Free Gifts)

2011-10-29T08:38:00.003-07:00

I have more free gifts to tell you about today. The first, ie the MegaBreaker Expert Advisor, is available to download right now, and the Maximum Velocity Forex System will be available from the same page tomorrow (with more free gifts to follow).
Click here to get instant access to all of these free gifts.
The MegaBreaker Expert Advisor highlights the current trends in the forex markets using clearly defined trendlines, and will alert you to possible trading opportunities. It will even enter the trades for you at pre-determined levels if you so wish.
The Maximum Velocity Forex System, meanwhile, is a complete trading system that you can use to trade the markets. It works on all currency pairs and is based on two time frames, using two specific technical indicators.
As I say,this system will be available tomorrow, but you can access all of the gifts, both the ones released earlier this week and the ones coming in the next few days (when they become available), by clicking here.

source http://theforexarticles.com

A Profitable (And Free) Price-Based Forex System From Casey Stubbs

2011-10-29T08:38:00.001-07:00

It's been a week of free gifts this week, and I have another one for you today. It is a forex system from Casey Stubbs (from Winners Edge Trading).
This system is based purely on price so you do not need to add lots of fancy indicators to your charts. It appears to be very profitable as well because one trader who has used this system has managed to bank gains of more than 400%.
If you want to get free access to this system, you can do so by clicking on the following link:
http://www.theforexarticles.info/catapult1.html

source http://theforexarticles.com

Weekly Trading Update - 10-14 October 2011

2011-10-29T08:37:00.006-07:00

There was just the one trade this week, and that was based on my early morning breakout system. My 4 hour trading system (see right for more details) didn't throw up any opportunities, but we are in a transitional phase at the moment with the daily Supertrend indicator turning positive (or about to turn positive) on the FTSE and some of the major currency pairs.
Anyway with regards to my one breakout trade, it was on the GBP/USD pair as always. The overnight range on the GBP/USD pair was generally too wide on most days, but yesterday it was just 38 points. So I waited for the price to break out of this range after 8.00 (UK time), and it did so (breaking downwards) just after 9.00.
I then went short at 1.5723, with my initial price target being the pivot point. This was only around 11 points lower, so I closed half the position at this level, moved my stop loss down to break-even and targeted 1.5700 for the second half of the trade. Thankfully this second target was hit and it was a reasonable profit overall.
So although the forex profits were quite small this week, I cannot really complain because the stock markets have continued to strengthen, and therefore the value of my long term share portfolio has risen nicely.

source http://theforexarticles.com

Download Free Forex Catapult Expert Advisor

2011-10-29T08:37:00.005-07:00

Today I want to tell you about a profitable expert advisor that you can download for free. It's called Forex Catapult and it's been created by Casey Stubbs.
This expert advisor is a 100% automated forex system that is based on Casey's own forex trading strategy, and it has been tested by over 200 traders, and continuously tweaked to ensure that it delivers maximum profits.
If you would like to download this free expert advisor or simply want to find out more, you can do so by clicking here.

source http://theforexarticles.com

Free Forex Catapult Expert Advisor And Webinar

2011-10-29T08:37:00.003-07:00

Last week I told you about an expert advisor that you can download for free called Forex Catapult (here's the link once again). This was based on Casey Stubbs own trading system and although only available for one pair (the full version can be used on all pairs), it is still able to generate profits.
Anyway this week Casey is running a webinar that will talk about this automated expert advisor in more detail. He will discuss:
- how to download and set up this system
- how to optimize this system for more profit
- how you can win a copy of the full system
He will also answer any questions you may have, so if you are interested in registering for one of these webinars (there are several dates and times available between now and Friday), you can do so by clicking here.

source http://theforexarticles.com

Weekly Trading Update - 17-21 October 2011

2011-10-29T08:37:00.001-07:00

I didn't place any forex trades at all this week and it was simply because I was too distracted by the share price movements of Tomco Energy, which is now up over 50% this week (and was up 100% at one stage).
I mainly invest in FTSE 100 stocks these days, but this is the one AIM stock that I hold in my share portfolio and it's finally burst into life. I have several million shares in this oil shale company and a few spread betting positions as well.
I'm holding out for at least 10p in the long run, and hopefully a lot more, but in the meantime I have been banking some massive profits from two of my spread betting positions (and I have since opened one more long position), which is why I couldn't be bothered to trade forex this week.
In fact I haven't even looked at a forex chart at all this week until a few minutes ago. Looking at the charts I don't think I missed much. It's looks as if there was one breakout opportunity that would have yielded around 20 points, and a few false EMA crossovers on the 4 hour charts which would definitely have resulted in losses.
So it's probably best that I didn't trade any positions this week as most of the major pairs, and indeed the major stock market indices, seem to be trading sideways and lacking any real direction at the moment. Hopefully we will start to see some definite trends emerging in the next few weeks.
(Incidentally for legal reasons I should point out that in no way am I recommending that you buy shares in Tomco Energy. This is a high risk stock and the only reason I mentioned it was to explain why I didn't open any forex positions this week).

source http://theforexarticles.com

Forex Books On The Kindle

2011-10-29T08:36:00.002-07:00

Today I want to talk about some of the forex books you can buy on the Kindle. If you haven't yet bought a Kindle (which you can buy here from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk), I highly recommend you do so because I bought one earlier this year and it's one of the best things I've ever bought.

It is essentially an ebook reader that stores thousands of books, and allows you to read any of the books you have in your collection (and download new books) on the move whenever you like.
I've mainly being using it to read travel books (to compensate for the fact that I have been unable to go anywhere since last year because I haven't been well enough), but I also like to read lots of business and finance books, particularly those that cover stock market investing and currency trading.

The great thing about having a Kindle is that you can choose from thousands of ebooks on Amazon, and they are usually slightly cheaper than the actual books themselves. Plus with regards to forex trading ebooks, they are now capable of displaying the exact same charts and tables as the printed books, which wasn't always the case when the Kindle first came out.

As I say there is a great range of books to choose from once you own a Kindle. You still have slightly more choice if you buy a printed book because not every single book is available in ebook form. However you will still find plenty of books to choose from.

Some of the ebooks are even free from time to time, and if you are patient enough you will often find that the price of a particular ebook will drop significantly at some point.

You don't need to spend a fortune to learn about a particular subject either. For example with regards to forex trading, here's a selection of currency trading ebooks that you can buy and download to your Kindle for less than $10 on Amazon.com:

- A Beginner's Guide To Forex, The Deep Psychology Of Success - $1.34
- Foreign Exchange Trading: The Golden Rules - $1.34
- How To Become A Successful Forex Trader - $1.34
- Insider's Guide To Forex Trading - $1.34
- Forex Strategy 10: Low Risk/High Return Currency Trading - $1.34
- 5 Simple Rules To Make Money With Forex Trading - $5.33
- My Forex Secret: Momentum Trading System With MT4 Template - $6.61
- Forex Day Trading Secrets - $7.76

This is just a small sample of books that you can choose from. There are loads of other forex ebooks to choose from.

If you want to check out all the forex ebooks that are available, you can do so by clicking one of the following links:
- Forex ebooks (for the Kindle) on Amazon.com

- Forex ebooks (for the Kindle) on Amazon.co.uk

source http://theforexarticles.com

Weekly Trading Update - 24-28 October 2011

2011-10-29T08:36:00.001-07:00

Well it's been an excellent week for me this week. However that's nothing to do with my forex trading. It's mainly because the stock market has rallied and my stock portfolio is now in much better shape. I have banked some nice profits in the likes of BP and Rio Tinto, but I'm still holding several stocks for the long term, including Tomco Energy, which is still doing very nicely.
On the forex front, it has been more frustrating. There were excellent opportunities to go long on the GBP/USD and EUR/USD pairs using my main 4 hour trading system (see right for more details). However both the upward EMA crossovers took place in the overnight trading session (when the Eurozone bailout plan was announced), so I was unable to trade them.
My breakout system didn't help generate any profits either. There was a breakout today that I missed because I was getting my breakfast (although it has moved no more than 10 points into profit so far), and the one trade I did place resulted in a 20 point loss.
I'm starting to think it's time to reassess my trading strategies and maybe go through my vast collection of trading strategies to try and find something different. I don't seem to be making anywhere near as much money as I used to, and I'm not really enjoying trading the forex markets as a result.
In fact I much prefer trading and investing in stocks, and always have done. So maybe that's where my future lies.
Anyway I'll speak to you again next week. Have a great weekend.

source http://theforexarticles.com

Ten best places to visit in Britain

2011-10-28T07:08:00.000-07:00

1. Howick Hall Gardens and the Moonlight Walk.

Wild and uncommercialised Northumberland garden

2. St Peter Ad Muram, Bradwell, Essex

The Saxon chapel of St Peter's at Bradwell stands on an area of outstanding natural beauty in a remote corner of Essex

3. St Donats Castle, Glamorgan.

Charming 13th century castle with gargoyles, crenellations and turrets
4. Stonehenge, Cornwall
Not the original monument, but a quirky replica built in the back garden of Ed Prynn's bungalow in Tresallyn Cross, a mile from St Merryn.
5. The Shell Grotto, Margate
2,000 square feet of underground maze lined with 4.6 million shells evoking Indian fertility symbols and Cretan Corn Goddesses.
6. Crosby Beach, Lancashire
The site of Another Place, Antony Gormley's collection of 100 life-sized steel men dotted along the beach.
7. Dungeness, Kent
A beautiful beach made up from one of the largest shingle formations in the world.
8. Muncaster, Cumbria
Muncaster's fully fortified 12th century castle shares its 77 acres of 18th century gardens with 200 resident owls.
9. Aldeburgh beach, Suffolk
Site of Maggi Hambling's striking sculpture – a four-metre high steel sculpture of two interlocking scallop shells – commemorating Benjamin Britten.
10. Holy Island of Arran
Unlikely venue of white Buddhist domed temple

source : ici

England is Not an Independent Country

2011-10-28T07:02:00.000-07:00

1. Has space or territory that has internationally recognized boundaries (boundary disputes are OK).
Yes, England does have internationally recognized boundaries and is 130,395 square kilometers in area. England is the largest component of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
2. Has people who live there on an ongoing basis.
Yes, according to the 2001 census, England's population is 49,138,831.
3. Has economic activity and an organized economy. A country regulates foreign and domestic trade and issues money.
Somewhat. England certainly has economic activity and an organized economy. However, England does not regulate its own foreign or domestic trade, the United Kingdom's parliament acts on the entire nation's behalf.
The Bank of England serves as the central bank for the United Kingdom and does print banknotes for both England and Wales.
4. Has the power of social engineering, such as education.
No. National government departments (such as the Department for Education and Skill) at the national level maintain responsibility for social engineering.
5. Has a transportation system for moving goods and people.
Mostly. England has a transportation system but the system is not fully under English control. There is no English Parliament but some systems are under local control but must of the national transportation system is under national control by Parliament.
6. Has a government that provides public services and police power.
Somewhat. Local governments provides local law enforcement and fire protection but the national government controls criminal and civil law, the prosecution system, the courts, defense and national security across the United Kingdom. England does not and can not have its own army.
7. Has sovereignty. No other State should have power over the country's territory.
No. The Parliament of the United Kingdom definitely has power over England's territory.
8. Has external recognition. A country has been "voted into the club" by other countries.
No. England does not have external recognition nor does England have its own embassies in other independent countries. There's no possible way England could become an independent member of the United Nations.
Thus, as you can plainly see, England (nor Wales, nor Northern Ireland, nor Scotland) is not an independent country; England is an internal division of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

source : IcI

Muammar Gaddafi: How he died

2011-10-28T07:00:00.001-07:00

ol Muammar Gaddafi died from bullet wounds some time after a failed attempt to escape from the fighters of the National Transitional Council (NTC), but the exact circumstances of his death are still emerging.

Attempt to escape Sirte
After the fall of Tripoli in August, Sirte remained one of the final pockets of loyalist resistance, in particular District 2 in the north-west of the city.
In the early hours of Thursday it appears that Col Gaddafi, accompanied by key loyalists, decided to attempt a breakout from District 2 in a convoy of vehicles.
At about 08:30 local time French aircraft operating as part of the Nato mission attacked the convoy of 75 vehicles heading out of Sirte at high speed approximately 3-4 km (two miles) west of the city near the western roundabout.
Among those in the convoy were Col Gaddafi's son Mutassim and head of Gaddafi's army Abu Bakr Younis Jabr - both men were later reported dead at the scene and Mutassim's body shown on Libyan TV.
According to Nato, a first strike destroyed one vehicle and caused the convoy to disperse into several groups.
One of those groups, carrying Col Gaddafi, headed south and was hit again by a Nato fighter, destroying 11 vehicles.

“Start Quote

My master is here ... Muammar Gaddafi is here and he is wounded”

End Quote Unnamed Gaddafi bodyguard

Col Gaddafi and a handful of his men managed to escape on foot and sought refuge in two large drainage pipes filled with rubbish. Rebel forces then closed in.

Fighter Salem Bakeer told Reuters: "At first we fired at them with anti-aircraft guns, but it was no use.
"Then we went in on foot. One of Gaddafi's men came out waving his rifle in the air... as soon as he saw my face he started shooting at me. I think Gaddafi must have told them to stop. 'My master is here, my master is here', he said, 'Muammar Gaddafi is here and he is wounded'".

source http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-15390980

What would Chinese cash for eurozone bailout fund mean?

2011-10-28T06:28:00.000-07:00

China has plenty of money and would be able to help, though it is not a given that a cash injection will be beneficial for European nations

With some $3.2 trillion (£2tn) in its foreign reserves coffers, China may well be a natural contributor to the eurozone's bailout fund.

But the fact that China is a wealthy country, and therefore able to help, does not explain why China would actually want to do so.
One obvious reason might be a desire to prevent the crisis from leading to a recession in Europe - China's biggest export market.
Moreover, if the eurozone crisis were to spread globally - just as the US mortgage crisis did in 2008 - not only could it damage China's other trade partners, but also China itself.
Beijing recently had to intervene to shore up its own banks, which many investors fear are riddled with bad debts. Another global financial crisis could leave those banks in even worse shape.
Feeling the pinch With consumers in Europe - and indeed in the US - already scaling back consumption and repaying personal debts, the demand for stuff made in China is slowing and could stay weak for years.

China's exporters would be hit if Europe was to suffer an economic recession

On the domestic front in indebted European countries, a reduction in imports is generally deemed beneficial, as it helps reduce their trade deficits. Or to put it another way, if consumers cut back, it is better for a country if they spend less on stuff made abroad and maintain spending on goods made at home.
But of course, China is not the only one that will take a hit as global consumption and trade slows to a trickle. Exporters - especially in trade surplus countries such as China, Japan or Germany, but also in trade deficit countries - will feel the pinch.
In turn, this general reduction in global trade will cement stubbornly high unemployment levels in the industrialised world, doing little to alleviate the crisis or to reduce the risks of it spreading beyond Europe.
But to the extent that the burden of shrinking demand falls on exporters like China, that means more of the job losses will be Chinese jobs.
Indeed, as global demand weakens, there is less point in keeping up massive investment in manufacturing in China. So perhaps it would be better to invest elsewhere?
Sound investments China has long said it is eager to invest in Europe. But there are different ways for it to do so.

Europe's weakest economies may need investment, but China is not about to get involved

The one discussed in the context of the eurozone bailout fund would be an investment in European bonds, which equates to lending money to European governments.
This is not to say China is about to lend money directly to countries that need it the most.
Buying Spanish or Italian bonds may not be a tempting proposition, while buying German bonds clearly is, as they are deemed more likely to be repaid in full.
China has made it clear that it would only want to make sound investments, so it would require guarantees.
A Chinese contribution to the European European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) would thus, in practice, differ little from a loan to Germany.
And that, of itself, would do little to help the likes of Spain and Italy manage their finances.
Indeed, Michael Pettis, international finance professor at Beijing University, says that Europe - or at least Germany - has plenty of capital of its own, and shouldn't even need China's money.

Prof Michael Pettis, finance professor at Peking University, says Europe "shouldn't turn to poor Asian countries"

He says that if China invests more capital in Europe, it may perversely end up putting more Europeans out of work.
By increasing its total investment in the eurozone, China is likely to push up the euro's value.
And that would make the eurozone's exports less competitive in international markets and Chinese exports more competitive in Europe - hardly an outcome that will help struggling Mediterranean countries.
Direct investment Moreover, investing in government bonds is a very different proposition from investing in assets such as buildings, factories or infrastructure - the sort of investments that would deliver economic growth and create jobs.
Such investment is hard to come by these days, and transferring eurozone government debts from Europe's banks to China is not expected to do much to alleviate the situation.
As European governments repay their loans to the banks, the cash is likely to be absorbed by banks to help them with their recapitalisation. So it may not result in fresh funds being freed up for loans to companies.
In other words, Chinese investment in European bonds may do little to bolster economic growth in Europe.
Chinese investment directly into the real economy in Europe could well have a much greater effect.
Whether European voters would welcome Chinese buyers of real estate, companies and roads at a time when prices are depressed by the ongoing crisis is another matter.
But compared with the non-tangible rewards China is likely to demand in return for formal financial support - such as an early European Union recognition as a market economy, greater voting rights within the International Monetary Fund, a lifting of a ban on European arms sales to China, or silence around the matter of China's supposed efforts to keep its currency artificially weak - that may be a small price to pay.

source ICI

Tourism in East Anglia set for brighter future (1 Sept 2011)

2011-10-28T06:26:00.001-07:00

Visit East Anglia, a new organisation to promote tourism across East Anglia is launched today. Created and supported by some of the top tourism businesses in Norfolk and Suffolk, Visit East Anglia will market the many attractive destinations and experiences offered by the area to both domestic and international audiences.
Visit East Anglia now owns and operates the successful consumer website www.visiteastofengland.com, together with the sizeable customer database and Destination Management System that support both this website and many others across the region. The organisation is already working on new functionality for the website that will bring more business development opportunities for local tourism businesses.
As well as providing support for many businesses in the across the area through its soon to be launched business partnership programme, Visit East Anglia will also work very closely with local Destination Management Organisations to support their vital work promoting their areas. Visit East Anglia is also working closely with the Local Authorities, and plans for it to act as an umbrella body to deliver tourism promotion services across Norfolk and Suffolk to provide economies of scale are under active discussion.
Visit East Anglia is a not for profit Company Limited by Guarantee, is funded by the private sector and is Chaired by Richard Ellis. Keith Brown is the Chief Executive and a team of specialists is available ‘on demand' with marketing, distribution, public relations, market intelligence and design expertise for partners to benefit from.
Tourism in East Anglia is worth over £4 billion a year and the area has great opportunities for further growth and job creation, not least with the upcoming London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games plus the Queen's Jubilee celebrations. Visit East Anglia will be an essential business partner both during and beyond this exciting period.
Founding Members of Visit East Anglia include Adnams PLC, Bewilderwood, the ‘Big 3' Tourist Attractions - Banham Zoo, Africa Alive and The Dinosaur Park, Norfolk Broads Direct, Norfolk Country Cottages, Southwold Pier, Suffolk Secrets and Wroxham Barns.
For more information, or if you have a press enquiry, please contact Visit East Anglia.

source ici

Libya: Gaddafi son Saif al-Islam in contact with ICC

2011-10-28T06:20:00.000-07:00

International prosecutors have had "informal contact" with the son of slain ex-Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) said intermediaries had been used in indirect talks with Saif al-Islam.
Prosecutors said the court had made it clear to Gaddafi's son, who is wanted for crimes against humanity, that he was innocent until proven guilty.
Saif al-Islam, who was once the presumed successor to his father, has been in hiding for months.
Recent reports claimed he was in a convoy heading toward Libya's desert border with Niger, where other Gaddafi allies have fled.
Zimbabwe-bound? ICC prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo, whose office issued an arrest warrant for Saif al-Islam in June, said in a statement that the ICC wanted him to face trial.
"The office of the prosecutor has made it clear that if he surrenders to the ICC, he has the right to be heard in court, he is innocent until proven guilty. The judges will decide," the statement said.
Mr Moreno Ocampo said the ICC had learnt "through informal channels" that a group of mercenaries were offering to move Saif al-Islam to a country that has not signed up to the ICC's rules.
"The office of the prosecutor is also exploring the possibility to intercept any plane within the airspace of a state party in order to make an arrest," the statement said.
Reports say Zimbabwe is a likely final destination for Saif al-Islam, if he chooses to flee from the ICC.
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe was a long-time ally of Muammar Gaddafi.
The former Libyan leader, who was deposed in August after six months of civil conflict, died from gunshot wounds last week after fierce fighting in the city of Sirte.

Source : ICI

Sunderland's Titus Bramble charged with sexual assault

2011-10-28T06:17:00.001-07:00

Titus Bramble joined Sunderland from Wigan in July 2010

Sunderland footballer Titus Bramble has been charged with two counts of sexual assault and urinating in a public place.

The 30-year-old defender, from Wynyard, Teesside, will appear at Teesside Magistrates Court on 10 November.
The Premier League star was arrested on 28 September and 14 October on suspicion of carrying out separate sexual assaults.
Mr Bramble's lawyer said he would "vigorously contest" the allegations.
A Sunderland AFC spokesperson said: "Titus Bramble is training independently at present and is not involved in any first team duties.
"This will remain the case, pending the outcome of club investigations."
Mr Bramble began his footballing career at Ipswich, before making a £6m move to Newcastle United.
He then joined Wigan Athletic and moved back to the North East with Sunderland last year.

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Top 10 boutique hotels

2011-10-28T06:14:00.000-07:00

1. Seaham Hall, County Durham

Listen carefully and you’ll be able to hear the roar of the sea from this cliff-top hotel. The British poet Lord Byron got married in 1815 but you’ll find things have changed a bit since then. Just 20 minutes from Newcastle, the hotel’s destination spa has a thalassotherapy pool and you can sip a cocktail while enjoying the sauna or hot tubs. The hotel’s restaurant, the seriously foodie White Room is housed in the original 18th century house along with some of the bedrooms and suites; room 6 has especially wonderful views of the sea. If you want a more contemporary room, head to the new wing. Gadgetted up to the hilt, they also have direct access to the spa.

2. 42, the Calls, Leeds

You’ll find one very special bit of equipment if you book a room that overlooks the waterfront – a fishing rod, meaning that you can lean out of your window and try to catch your supper from the River Aire. In the centre of the handsome city of Leeds in Yorkshire, this hotel was once a 18th century corn mill but there’s little to remind you of the daily grind of life these days. The 41 rooms still have the original oak beams but you’ll also find the latest technology, including free Wi-Fi. At breakfast you’ll have home made jams and marmalades, kippers and a choice of 12 different sausages. And anything you managed to catch using your room’s fishing rod.

3. Holbeck Ghyll, Cumbria

The tone for this luxurious but relaxed hotel is set by the welcome you get when the heavy oak front door is opened on your arrival. This is a dog-friendly and human-friendly hotel. Overlooking Windermere in the Lake District, Holbeck Ghyll is full of individual touches, reflecting the owner’s love of the countryside and above all, food. The Michelin-starred restaurant is recognised as one of the best in the country. The hotel’s spa, set in the hotel’s beautiful grounds, has thorough and luxurious treatments and you can set off on spectacular walks from the front door of this hotel, knowing that you’ll get the same welcome when you return.

4. Mallory Court, Leamington Spa

It’s a quintessential English country house, complete with tennis courts and croquet lawns. In summer there’s also an outdoor swimming pool. Mallory Court’s large grounds also house a kitchen garden that provides many of the ingredients for the hotel’s two acclaimed restaurants, the Michelin-starred Dining Room and the more relaxed Brasserie that are both are overseen by award-winning chef Simon Haigh. In keeping with the hotel’s ambience, the 30 bedrooms are decidedly romantic and the surrounding area is full of history; Shakespeare’s birthplace in Stratford upon Avon is close by.

5. The Grange, York

Staying here allows guests to feel as if they are in a classic English romantic novel. Built in 1830 for a wealthy clergyman and his family, this ivy-clad building exemplifies the best in late Georgian architecture. The grand drawing room has ancestral portraits, fires in winter and is the perfect place to enjoy a relaxed drink before dinner in one of the two restaurants. The bedrooms are a balance between history and contemporary; you’ll find four poster beds in some of the rooms but with crisp white linen, they are clean and sophisticated rooms which revel in their modernity.

6. Hotel du Vin, Birmingham

As the name suggests the Hotel du Vin hotel group was born from a passion for wine. In the middle of Birmingham’s trendy Jewellery Quarter, this former eye hospital provides both luxury and a sense of theatre from the huge sweeping staircase to the granite pillars and the billiards room. In keeping with the hotel’s love of wine, all the rooms are named after vineyards. To really imbibe the atmosphere, book into the Penfold Suite. With an 8ft bed, its own private gym and wet room, it’s bold, invigorating and very refreshing.

7. Hotel du Vin, Henley on Thames

Steps from the River Thames, this Georgian building was once a brewery. Intimate and relaxed, many of the 43 bedrooms and suites surround a paved courtyard where meals are served in summer. The restaurant, the Bistro, specialises in produce from the local area while the Snug allows you to retreat from the world with newspapers and magazines and squashy arm chairs. What really sets this hotel apart though is its Bateau du Vin, a restored barge that allows guests to take to the water and explore life on the riverbank in a most civilised fashion.

8. Hart’s Hotel, Nottingham

Proof that English boutique hotels don’t have to be drenched in history; Hart’s is housed in a daringly modern building that was built on the ramparts of Nottingham’s ancient castle in 2003. An award-winning design with just 32 clean, clever bedrooms, in summer the hotel’s garden is a complete joy. With views across the Nottinghamshire countryside, it’s a wonderful place to relax with a drink before heading to the adjacent restaurant. Run by Tim Hart, it has had food critics raving for decades.

9. Dial House Hotel, the Cotswolds

The Cotswolds has romantic, historic hotels in abundance but the Dial House Hotel is really special. In the middle of the breathtakingly beautiful village of Burton, next to the River Windrush, this honey-coloured house is a wonderfully relaxing home from home where you can relax next to a log fire before enjoying a delicious meal at the cosy restaurant. Upstairs, you’ll find four poster beds, roll-top baths and a palpable sense of romance.

10. 55a North Road, Bath

Whether you arrive by car, on foot or by bicycle, it’s not hard to see why this is an award-winning B&B. Just outside the centre of Bath, owners Natalie and Guy have turned part of their home into a hugely stylish guest house and it’s a wonderful base from which to explore the area. For a taste of real England, there’s even a fish and chip shop within walking distance! Their breakfasts have won acclaim – there’s everything you might want to start your day with, from fruit salads, freshly made pancakes and a proper English fry-up.

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Le Salon Anglais dans la presse et les Supperclubs à la télé!

2011-10-28T06:07:00.000-07:00

Marjorie du Blog Faim de Lyon était présente pour notre premier évènement à Lyon et a écrit un article sympa que vous pouvez lire ici. Nous espérons recevoir d'autres foodies aussi sympa et aussi passionnés par la cuisine lors de nos prochains évènements!

Le concept des Supperclubs est relativement nouveau en Europe, avec un épicentre partant principalement de Londres. La France commence à entendre parler et ils étaient à l'honneur sur France 5, dans l'émission "Fourchette et sac à dos" présentée par Julie Andrieu, ainsi que sur Arte; dont une vidéo est disponible ici: http://videos.arte.tv/fr/videos/supper_clubs_a_londres-4009360.html.

Le Salon Anglais est le premier de ce genre à Lyon et entend développer l'idée ici après avoir voyagé avec; alors ne tardez pas trop à vous faire enregistrer sur notre mailing liste pour nos prochains évènements et découvrir cette nouvelle tendance!

A très bientôt!
Love,
Mrs Jones

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Le Salon Anglais Résonne pendant la Biennale d'Art Contemporain de Lyon 2011

2011-10-28T06:03:00.001-07:00

Le Salon Anglais Résonne pendant la Biennale d'Art Contemporain de Lyon 2011

Après cet interlude estival (et un petit bout nommé Léonard!), Le Salon Anglais est enfin de retour et pour de bon! Pour sa première sortie publique, nous sommes très heureux d'annoncer sa participation en "Résonance" à la Biennale d'Art Contemporain de Lyon 2011 pour une soirée unique et très spéciale le jeudi 24 Novembre 2011 en collaboration avec la Galerie Artae .

Dans la tradition des Salons du 19è siècle, nous vous invitons à venir partager plats et discussions dans le cadre étonnant d'une galerie d'art contemporain. Cet évènement très spécial est uniquement sur réservation, en mentionnant vos coordonnées complètes par email à : lesalonanglais@gmail.com. Vous trouverez ici plus de détails sur la Biennale et sa Résonance.

Dans la foulée, nous sommes également en train de vous concocter de nouveaux évènements et de nouvelles dates, qui vous seront annoncer très bientôt, alors gardez un oeil sur le blog!

A très bientôt,
Amitiés,
Ms Jones

Le Salon Anglais is back after the summer break (and the arrival of a wee man called Leonard!)and for good! For its first public apparition, we are very happy to announce that we will participate in the Biennale de Lyon 2011, within Résonance's program. On 24th Novembre 2011, we will collaborate with Galerie Artae for a unique and special event. You can find more onformation here about this event and the Biennale.

We are also thinking about other events and dates prior to this one so keep an eye on our blog!
Love,
Ms Jones

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How to earn 10-50 Dollars Per Day from Google Adsense

2011-10-28T06:01:00.000-07:00

Is it possible to make ten dollers per day with Adsense program? If yes, how to achieve this target?
If you are reading this article, I assume that you are already making money online and now you want to increase your adsense income $0 to $10 per day. Most beginning blogs might earn about one dollar a year. When you have several hundred posts and are starting to attract perhaps hundred or more visitors every day, you might see as much as ten dollars per month.

But if you have a popular blog, with thousands of posts ranking high in search engines, and probably at least a thousand visitors each day, it will be able to earn $10 per day with a single blog. That means its totally depend on your quality traffic and search engine ranking. Once you learn how to consistently make $10 a day from the Internet you can change your goal to $20 a day and continue to increase your goal until you begin to earn a full time income working from home.

Requirement To Make $1 Per Day From Adsense:
Your blog require minium 100 search engine visits and 250 Page views totally per day to reach one dollars daily.

Requirement To Make $5 Per Day From Adsense:
Your blog require minium 1000 search engine visits and 2500 Page views totally per day to reach five dollars daily.

Requirement To Make $10 Per Day From Adsense:
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Requirement To Make $20 Per Day From Adsense:
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High Paying Keywords Selection:
If you have high paying keyword and getting good search engine traffic for particular keyword, then may be two or three clicks enough to earn 10 dollars daily. So keywords are very important part for every blog and make money. Remember, if your blog
should high paying keywords. Your each click must bring 1-3 dollars per click, that means you can earn $ 5 easily per day from 250 Page views.

On the other hand, If you make $10 per day from adsense, create five niche blogs then your aim of making $10 per day can be achieved by making $2 per site everyday.

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Salivation à l'Automne, Mardi 11 Octobre 2011@19h30

2011-10-28T05:59:00.000-07:00

Nous vous attendons mardi 11 Octobre pour célébrer l'Automne et ses fruits mûrs, ses couleurs chaudes et ses plats réconfortants! Et en attendant de vous accueillir, voilà un bien joli poème par John Keats:

Ode to Autumn

Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness,
Close bosom-friend of the maturing sun;
Conspiring with him how to load and bless
With fruit the vines that round the thatch-eves run;
To bend with apples the moss'd cottage-trees,
And fill all fruit with ripeness to the core;
To swell the gourd, and plump the hazel shells
With a sweet kernel; to set budding more,
And still more, later flowers for the bees,
Until they think warm days will never cease,
For Summer has o'er-brimm'd their clammy cells.

Who hath not seen thee oft amid thy store?
Sometimes whoever seeks abroad may find
Thee sitting careless on a granary floor,
Thy hair soft-lifted by the winnowing wind;
Or on a half-reap'd furrow sound asleep,
Drows'd with the fume of poppies, while thy hook
Spares the next swath and all its twined flowers:
And sometimes like a gleaner thou dost keep
Steady thy laden head across a brook;
Or by a cyder-press, with patient look,
Thou watchest the last oozings hours by hours.

Where are the songs of Spring? Ay, where are they?
Think not of them, thou hast thy music too,--
While barred clouds bloom the soft-dying day,
And touch the stubble-plains with rosy hue;
Then in a wailful choir the small gnats mourn
Among the river sallows, borne aloft
Or sinking as the light wind lives or dies;
And full-grown lambs loud bleat from hilly bourn;
Hedge-crickets sing; and now with treble soft
The red-breast whistles from a garden-croft;
And gathering swallows twitter in the skies.

source http://le-salon-anglais.blogspot.com/2011/09/celebration-de-lautomne-1er-octobre.html

Conflits d’inte´reˆts

2011-10-28T05:43:00.001-07:00

Conflits d’inte´reˆts
Il n’y a aucun conflit d’inte´reˆt.
Re´fe´rences
1. Baughn RE, Musher DM. Secondary syphilitic lesions. Clin Microbiol
Rev 2005;18:205–16.
2. Scott CM, Flint SR. Oral syphilis—re-emergence of an old disease
with oral manifestations. Int J Oral Maxillofac Surg 2005;34:58–
63.
3. Leao JC, Gueiros LA, Porter SR. Oral manifestations of syphilis.
Clinics 2006;61:161–6.
4. Fleury JE, Agbo-Godeau S. Syphilis buccale. Encycl Med Chir,
Stomatologie, 22-046-A-10,2003:7.
5. Basse-Gue´rineau AL. Diagnostic se´rologique de la syphilis. Institut
de Veille Sanitaire.
6. Carlesimo M, Palese E, Mari E, Feliziani G, La Pietra M, De Marco
G, et al. Isolated oral erosions: an unusual manifestation of
secondary syphilis. Dermatol Online J 2008;14:23.

source http://abdallh-jordan.blogspot.com/2011/06/conflits-dinterets.html

RÉPONSE

2011-10-28T05:41:00.000-07:00

Le premier scanner a été réexaminé avec attention et les
2 lésions, évidentes, étaient situées dans la loge amygdalienne
gauche (fig. 3a, b et c). Dans la loge amygdalienne
droite, des microcalcifications étaient également
visibles.
Le diagnostic est celui d’une lithiase amygdalienne
(« tonsillolith » des Anglo-Saxons).
Sous anesthésie générale, après une incision à la face
postérieure du pilier amygdalien antérieur, 2 lithiases
amygdaliennes ont été enlevées sans difficulté (fig. 4). La
même technique a été appliquée du côté controlatéral
pour extraire les microcalcifications.
L’orthopantomogramme postopératoire a confirmé
l’exérèse des 2 lésions.
Le patient a été revu en consultation à 1 mois et à
3 mois. Depuis l’intervention, les douleurs ont disparu et il
n’y a eu aucun épisode fébrile.

source http://abdallh-jordan.blogspot.com/2011/06/reponse.html

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1. Seaham Hall, County Durham

2. 42, the Calls, Leeds

3. Holbeck Ghyll, Cumbria

4. Mallory Court, Leamington Spa

5. The Grange, York

6. Hotel du Vin, Birmingham

7. Hotel du Vin, Henley on Thames

8. Hart’s Hotel, Nottingham

9. Dial House Hotel, the Cotswolds

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The Triple Shot Forex System (Free Gift)

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A Profitable (And Free) Price-Based Forex System From Casey Stubbs

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Gaddafi captured

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“Start Quote

What would Chinese cash for eurozone bailout fund mean?

Tourism in East Anglia set for brighter future (1 Sept 2011)

Libya: Gaddafi son Saif al-Islam in contact with ICC

Sunderland's Titus Bramble charged with sexual assault

Top 10 boutique hotels

1. Seaham Hall, County Durham

2. 42, the Calls, Leeds

3. Holbeck Ghyll, Cumbria

4. Mallory Court, Leamington Spa

5. The Grange, York

6. Hotel du Vin, Birmingham

7. Hotel du Vin, Henley on Thames

8. Hart’s Hotel, Nottingham

9. Dial House Hotel, the Cotswolds

10. 55a North Road, Bath

Le Salon Anglais dans la presse et les Supperclubs à la télé!

Le Salon Anglais Résonne pendant la Biennale d'Art Contemporain de Lyon 2011

Le Salon Anglais Résonne pendant la Biennale d'Art Contemporain de Lyon 2011

How to earn 10-50 Dollars Per Day from Google Adsense

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