 dovetail and other wood joints, as well as for all precision cuts across and along the grain.
Blade length 180 mm, Overall length 395 mm, Cut depth 45 mm, Blade thickness 0.30 mm, Setting 0.40 mm, Universal toothing 1.50 mm.We had the pleasure of having illustrator, designer, multi-media artist and cartoonist Oliver Weiss over to the studio for lunch. He's in town for a couple of weeks following his trek out to Pasadena for this year's ICON conference. After a few minutes of conversation I could tell Oliver is not your typical illustrator; he's done just about anything you can imagine including art. He's been an author—short stories, poems and children's stories, writer, freelance editor, freelance copywriter for ad agencies, ghost writer, founder and editor-in-chief of his own magazine, web designer--the first in Germany and comic strip writer. One look at his site and you're not sure where to look—a bit disjointed but full of energy and a good reflection of the artist except for the disjointed part. Through all his experiences he has gained valuable insight into the workings of the editorial, publishing and advertising worlds which puts him head and shoulders above many out there.
A native of Munich, Oliver laments how illustration in Germany before the war was vibrant and original and wonders what has changed all that. Too many German illustrators must find the really exciting projects here in the States—he doesn't have a good reason for why that should be the case. He senses that the publications in Germany are far more conservative than you may find elsewhere. And he chuckles when someone refers to his work as "kindergarten" since most of his drawings are humorous, humor is relegated to children's literature in Germany—a tough climate for someone who likes to poke fun at institutions and the absurdities of the world.
We had a spirited debate concerning styles and having more than one; the fact is Oliver has dozens of styles and prefers it that way. The solution to the problem should define the style used is his mantra and he's had some success exploring different ways to solve problems visually. My caution was that in America there tends to be singular styles and it is expected when showing work to an art director. Perhaps Oliver is so successful at promoting unique solutions to each problem because of his editorial background; maybe there is more trust from the other side of the desk due to his experience.
On the subject of reps, he was adamant that he didn't want a rep—ever. He had had one for a week and was so disappointed by the contract that he pulled out and hasn't looked back. He is a big believer in illustrators having solid contracts and approaching projects using good business sense.
In talking about insecurity, he admitted as did I that insecurity is a positive thing, it keeps us grounded. As I related every great designer or illustrator I know has some insecurity, and it was most evident in our latest issue when I interviewed Ed Sorel who candidly replied that he is afraid of every job that comes in the door, afraid that he can't do the job. Great designers are always fearful of being found out as shams.
After a delightful quiche, a few glasses of red wine and a homemade raspberry/red wine sorbet, the lunch was over and Oliver was on his way back to the City, the city he might one day call home.Published by May Norman at 6:45am 1st April 2020.
Confirmed coronavirus cases in North Yorkshire now stands at 122.
Official figures show an additional 17 people in the county tested positive for COVID-19 by 9am yesterday morning (Tuesday, 31 March).
There are 150 cases in the Leeds city region and 80 across the Bradford District.
It brings the number of cases recorded in the area up to 122.
Public Health England figures show that 122 people had been confirmed as testing positive for Covid-19 by 9am Tuesday morning (March 31) in North Yorkshire.
A week before, there were 24 cases.
Across West Yorkshire, the number of confirmed cases in the Leeds city region has topped 150 with 80 across the Bradford district.
They were among the 2,348 cases recorded across the North East and Yorkshire.
Across the UK, 25,150 people had tested positive for coronavirus as of 9am on Tuesday, up from 19,522 at the same point on Sunday, Department of Health and Social Care figures show.
In total, 143,186 people had been tested, and, as of 5pm on Monday, 1,789 had died.<reponame>fenixnix/Ascii
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}Currency trading is known as FOREX market. Here the currencies of the entire world are traded with the decentralized or OTC procedure. They are traded on platforms offered by BSE, NSE, MCX-SX and USE (united stock exchange). It is said that FOREX market is open 24*7 because it is a decentralized business and hence with different time zones in different parts of the world it can be said that FOREX is traded 24*7. Forex firstly opens in Australia then in Europe and then in North America. Hence when the market of one country closes another one begins trading. Approximately 5 trillion dollars worth of trading is done daily on FOREX platforms. If we combine the
The well known currencies that are traded are USD, CHF, JPY, CAD etc.
Currency Trading in India
Currency trading in India has been allowed since August 2008. SEBI allowed NSE to launch the currency trading derivative. The well known derivatives for Indian markets are USDINR, EURINR, GBPINR and JPYINR. In October 2008 BSE was also allowed to launch currency derivatives.
The trading time in Indian FOREX markets is 9 am to 5 pm. The currency trading in India is of two types :
- Indian Currency (USDINR etc.) – Trading Indian currency with other currencies of world
- Cross Currency (USDJPY etc.) – Trading two different currencies of the world (except indian currency)
The margin in Currency trading is 25-30x but the risk in currency trading is very less. The reason it is less risky is because the movement in the currencies is maximum 20-30 paisa per day. Brokerage is also very less in currency trading with approximately 0.003% – 0.005%.
How Forex Works?
Let’s understand with a very basic example. I went to the US for some work purposes and for going there I converted my Indian rupees in US dollars for the daily extra expenditure over there.I converted 1 lakh Rs. to dollars amounting to 1389 $ (approx.) at the rate of 72 Rs. per 1 $.
Now due to corona I have to return back. My basic expenditure there was done entirely by my clients and I didn’t spend anything on my own. Hence I returned with the entire 1389 $ and on returning I went to exchange the same. Now while converting my dollars into INR I got 105500 Rs (approx.) in place of Rs. 100000 (which was paid originally) because now the rate of dollar has increased to 76 Rs. per dollars. Hence I gained 5000 Rs extra from exchanging my dollars due to the rise in value of Dollar in comparison to Indian Rupee.
This is how currency trading works as well. Here this is not trading regarding currency but